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Newspaper Page TextROSGBURS RW$.R6ViEW. ROSEBURS, OftfiSON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1940. THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER DR. LEAVITT'S CLASS TO MEET MONDAY NIGHT AT UMPQUA HOTEL After recouping for tlio holidays, Tir. Linden G. Leitvltt'a chiss in psychology of Hiile&nmnshi ro Humeri H Bes.Hloim with u study of the problems that confront the tiulnflmau uh rogurds the question of hln customer, or puixhiiHor. The procoHBe of determining the mo tives to which tho buyer will re ttpontl most freely, negative emo lions to avoid in making a Bale, oh nerving tho ptirchaaer for Ii.k hub ita and conforming as closely na -onKlHtent with them in order to present the Bates talk from the buyer's point of view, were dltt ciiHtted. Analysis charts were pro vided for each cIiibh member for the purpose of testing the strength of his positive andor negative per sonality qualities. These charts are to be ragled by three different peo ple and mailed to the instructor, 'who will coordinate them nnd pro Tide the student with an analysis of his strong and his weak points so far as qualities that determine Kuccess in selling are concerned, for his information and study. Last week's class covered the subject of types of objections rais ed by customers, and methods of answering these questions effec tively and convincingly, and how to close the sale. This lesson was for the purpose of rounding out tho salesmen's general knowledge of tho psychology of salesmanship as presented during this course, by giving concrete examples of actual problems that have arisen and the proper and scientific way in which they were solved, and by contrast ing the new techniques with older and less effective methods which were often based on the emotional nppeal rather than the intellectual appeal. This course is drawing to a closo, nnd will be completed by a lecture on social psychology tho relation of one person to another and how to keep down the things that are apt to annoy you as well as your follow members of society. The ma terial to be presented is of Inesti mable value to all, and class mem bers are particularly urged to ro pory promptly at the beginning of the cluss period at 7:30 in order to get the full benefit of the lecture. (iood progress is being made by the members of the clasH In public speaking. Arrangements Have been made for those Interested to make recordings of short talks and read ings not to exceed two minutes, w hich will be taken on Januarv 22nd. These talks and readings will be practiced befoio the class until Today's Pattern A SLIM-ANO-TRIM HOUSEDRESS PATTEJIN No. It's not (lone with mirrors . . though your mirror will toll you lhnt you've never looked bo slim! 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Send your order to News-Review Pattern Dept., Hosebiirgi Ore. rt 4283 they ure pertuctcd according tu rules previously discussed in order that the rocordiUKS may he as near ly faultless na possible. The class session was Riven to a detailed dis cussion of the psychology of hit mor in public speaking. In addition to the regular lecture anil ad drosses, a short time la being al lotted for build Inn up n colorful vocabulary, studying frequently mispronounced words, common grammatical errors, etc. MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS AT CHALMERS HOME ON THURSDAY Mrs. W. M. Chalmers and Mrs. W. (J. Tllake were joint hostesses to the Presbyterian Missionary so ciety Thursday afternoon at the home of the former's on South Pine street. Mrs. Homer Grow, president, con ducted the business meeting; Mrs. C. It. l-ies presented the devotions; .Mrs. v. M. Cumpbell, program chairman, anil Mrs. Earl I'llrlch presented a play on stewardship; .Mrs. a. A. ifeiiows read a poem. "What Dost Thou Own." and Mrs. Fred Fisher presented the year book of prayer. At tho tea hour Mrs. Chalmers and MrS. lilake served lovely re- rrosmnenis to Mrs. Homer Grow, .urs. j. Koinnci Parker. Mrs. W. M. Campbell, Mrs. Fred Fisher, Mrs. Furl Ullrich, Mrs. I,. Robin son, Mrs. C. IJ. Fles, Mrs. Ii. S. Nichols, Miss Margaret Clupp. Mrs. Vowell, Mrs. V. L. Scott, Mrs. A. A. Mellows. Mrs. D. G. Clark, Mrs. E. P. Croft. Mrs. I. Meyer. Mrs. Ollivant. Mrs. G. V. Young, Mrs. b. K. Metzger. Mrs. Karl Chanler and .Mrs. E. S. Hull, and Bon, nieiuien. The next meeting will bo at 2:30 February 8 at the home of Mrs. E. S. Hall with Mrs. J. Roland Parker as Joint hostess. Nomina tion nnd election of officers Will oe nem. N. OF W. THIMBLE CLUB MEETS AT OWEN HOME ON MONDAY The x. of W. Thimble club mot Monday nt Ihc home or .Mrs. C. W. Owen on like street and the fol lowing new officers were elected: president, Iva Taylor; vice-president, Hntlle Neal; secretary, Or Iruile Alirend; treasurer. Ruth Dishinan; financial directors, Mil lindn Miller and Nan Hlllbert. and Mamie iludnell was retained ns correspondent. Installation will be held at the next meeting. Januarv 22nd, at the home of Mrs. Dish man, at 912 S. Stephens street. After the business meeting. Chinese checkers were in play and at lour-thirty a lovely pntluck luncheon was served to Mildred Krogol, Lillle Lohr and Lydlai Owen, guests, and the following members,1' Nnn -Hulbert. - Hattie Neal. Ruth Ulshman. Mallnda Mil ler, Lora Darbv. Winnie llnwii, Harry Myers. Edith Sullivan. Ger trude Ahrelld. Lydia Hooper, Ethel Reaver. Hattie Perrln, Mamie Ilud nell, Iva Taylor and the hostess, Grace Owen. NEW AND RETIRING KIWANIS DIRECTORS ARE ENTERTAINED AT DINNER Tho new and retiring directors of the Roseburg Kiwanls club were entertained at a very delightful seven o'clock dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Pargoter on Claire street Wednesday evening. Covers were placed nt a beauti fully appointed table for G. M. Krell, retiring president: H. O. Pargeter, newlv elected president; E. I.. Knapp. Attorney Paul Geddes, U W. Josse, G. V. Wimberly, Roger Dalley. J. R. Wharton, S. C. Lap- ham. W. L. Herron, Dr. II. C. Church, L. A. Rhoden, Steen John son, T. H. Ness, I). E. Carr, Dr. C. H. Wade, E. S. McClaln, A. A. Wilder nnd Walter Fisher. A short business meeting was fol lowed by an enjoyable social hour. PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY The Past Presidents club of George Starmer auxiliary to United Spanish Wnr Veterans will meet nt a 1J.IU dessert-iuncneon next rn day nt the home of Mrs. Paul Dempsey. The last meeting of the club was a 1:80 dessert-luncheon nnd Christ mas party with the exchange of gifts Friday nt the home of Mrs. W. O. dinner, at which time Mrs. J. F. llyrd was honored on her birthday anniversary. Covers were placed for Mrs. Bvrd, Mrs. W. C. Prlntz, Mrs. F. M. Compton, Mrs. S. W. Slarmer. Mrs H. A. Taylor. Mrs. Percy Webb, Mrs. W. Lone. Mr. Hubert Wright, Mrs. Paul Dompsey nnd the hostess, Mi's, dinger. POETS CORNER SUNRISE Ry HELEN' MAGEIIS RATTERSON Lo, the sunrise of another year Awaits us now; Foiget the past of sorrow nnd des pair That wo avow. There dawns a day of Joy to those who trust In God Divine Let Him take your life and guide 10, as He will mine. For I shall be aR clay for Him to mold. I pray, this year And better serve my God nnd fel lowmen Hold ever dear. The love of family, home, husband, child. So they shall see How dear, how necesRary, they will always be In life to me. . . . The Great "Victor Herbert" ft t.-' Walter Connolly, Mary Martin Oreat Victor Herbert," which opens three days. B. & tL I ilj1 Prize Winners The Jones family In "Too Busy to Work," coming to the Rose the atre Sunday for three days. MUSIC TEACHERS HOLD LUNCHEON MEETING AT HOTEL ROSE MONDAY Mrs. Homer . Grow was speaker on "PsS'chilogy for MubIc Teach ers." nt a very interesting 11:45 o'clock no-hostess luncheon meet Ing Monday of the Douglas County Music Teachers association at the Hotel Rose. Following the luncheon the mooting was held at the studio or Miss Strong. Covers were piaeed for Mrs. Grow. Mrs. John Huknnson. Mrs. Morris H. Roach. Mrs. Charles A. Brand. Mrs. Clyde Deard and Miss Gladys H. .Strong. The next meeting will bo a ll:4.ri no-hostess luncheon February nth lit the Hotel Umpquii with Mrs. Charles llrntid In chnrge of the program anil Miss Strong ami MrB. Heard playing double piano num bers. MRS. L. K. FIES IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB ON TUESDAY Mrs. K. Fles very graciously, entertained her bridge club nt a charming 1:30 o'clock dessert luncheon Tuesday at her attractive home in laurclwood, at which time the members honored Mrs. M. C. Itowker with a shower of lovely gifts. Covers wore placed for Mra. Rowker, Mrs. K. H. Van Ness, Mrs. W. T. Peters. Mrs. S. C. Ijiphani, Mrs. Fred I,ockwood, Mrs. Mau rice I Hallmark, Mrs. F,. A. Pear son and the hostess, Mrs. Fles. High score for the afternoon's contract hrldgo play was held by Mrs. Lockwnod with Mrs. Van Ness winning the second high score. MRS. E. A. POST IS HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB ON FRIDAY Mrs. E. A. Post vory graciously entertained her bridge club Friday at a lovely one o'clock luncheon nt her attractive home in Edenbower. Covers wero placed nt a prettily appointed table for Mrs. Doth Hen derson, of Yakima. Wash., a guest, and Mrs. A. 11. Taylor, Mrs. .1. F Dlllard. Mrs. W. M. Mcliachern. Mrs. L. W. Metzger, Mrs. E. Ii. Metzger, Mrs. Grant Osborn nnd the hostess. Mrs. Post. Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the afternoon with Mrs. Me- Ivichern winning hlEh score and Mrs. L. y. Metzer, second high score. HOUSEWARMING PARTY GIVEN TUE3DAY NIGHT FOR MR. AND MRS. BOUCOCK A group of friends surprised Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Ilmcock and famllv nt a delightful seven-thirty o'clock potluck simper nnd housewnrming party at their new home on 1'mp- qua avenue Tuesdav evening. Two bcnutlful plfts were presented to Mr. nnd Mrs. Rourook for their new home from Mr. and Mrs. Max Myers. Mr. and Mri. Kenneth Cioake. Mr. nnd Mrs. Vernon Keel, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. c. Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie C. Ciimmines. Mr. end Mrs. O. M. Wallace. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold IJoiieook. Mrs. Grant Osborn. Mrs. Isabell Kdmanson and Virdun Roucock. Games and visiting were onioved during the pleasant evening hours, 3 and Allan Jones, principals in ' Sunday at Hunt's Indian theatre The for FREDERICK CHAPMAN III CELEBRATES FOURTH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Frederick Chapman III.- 6n:of, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Chapman, Jr., celebrated his fourth birthday anniversary at a very enjoyable parly at his home in Laurelwood Monday afternoon. Gifts were presented to the guest of honor from his grandmothers, Mrs. J. M. Judd and Mrs. W. P. Chapman, Mrs. George Adams, Mrs. Mosher and children, Dee Dee and J. T., Mrs. Leonard Hlley and Ron, Hilly, Mrs. Edwin Booth and chil dren,. Mollie Margaret and Juntos Henry, Mrs. II, It. Maddox nnd daughter, Mollie Jeanne, . Mra, Scott Williams nnd son, Peter, Mrs. It. II. Sip pic 1 1 and son, Ilnlph, nnd the hostess, Mrs. Frederick Chap man Jr., and daughter, Evangeline. t,amea were . played nnd later lovely refreshments were served 'it a beautifully appointed table centered by a large birthday enke, lecornted to represent u circus, ami lighted by four tiny candles. Attractive and colorful favors com pleted the table appointments. LADY ELKS ENJOY DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL EVENING ON THURSDAY Three tnbles of contract bridge and one tahjo of five hundred were in play nt the I.aly Elks social meeting held Thursday evening at the temple with Mrs. A. J. Hoch radel w inning the bridge prize nnd Mrs. Charles Heuly winning the five hundred prize. Those present were Mrs. Ken neth Quine, president, Mrs. E. It. Metzger, Mrs. M. Hazel Dixon, Mrs. A. E. Kent. MrB. Carl E. Wimberly, Mrs. W. J. Olmscheid, Mrs. A. J. Hochradcl, Mrs. Fred Hamilton, Mrs. Maurice L. Hallmark, Mrs. Charles Healy, Mrs Anhault, Mrs. Harold Ilaskln. Mrs. Val Strong, Mrs. Charles Hoyd. Mrs. J. E. Pick ens and Mrs. Walter Good. Tho next social meeting of the club will be held January 25 at S o'clock In the evening nt the temple. . SOCIAL EIGHT CLUB ENTERTAINED BY MRS. R. L. GILE Mrs. R. U Gilo entertained at a charming one o'clock luncheon at her home In Edenbower Tuesday afternoon for the members of tho ocini f.ignt Hub. Sluing flowers formed n pretty decorative motif for tho table. Covers were placed for Mrs. Henry Klrhnrdron, a guest, nnd Mrs. 1. H. Riddle. Mrs. L. A. Wells. Mrs. J. 11. Osborn. Mrs. .1. II. llooth. Mrs. Washington Hughes nnd tho hostess, .Mrs Gilo. Sewing nnd visiting were en Joyed during the pleasant nfter noon hours. j CLARETHEL ROSELUND ON HONOR ROLL I According to word received here. Miss C'lnrethel Roselund, seventeen . year old daughter of. Mr. nnd Mrs, ' Carl Roselund, of this city, wns one of 116 students at l'nlverslty of Oregon making the ho-ior roll. Miss Roselund was the only student on . the honor roll from this city. She was graduated from Roseburg high school Inst June. ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING NEXT TUESDAY A very interesting .meeting of tl:e Koseburg Woman's club has been planned for a 1:80 dessert luncheon to he held next Tuesday ul the clubhouse with Mrs. I. H. lUldle, chairman, Mrs. A. J Cieil- ili a, Miit. Juuit'ti K. Ciiliiidjcll uhd Mrs. (ieot'KO Frew ns hostesses, Mrs. I. A. Wells, president, will conduct tho business meeting and will present roll-call speakers and Mrs. Homor Crow will present J. P. Sajre, prominent Rosebui'K vocal sololt, . who will bIiik. Hohm's "Calm as tho Night" and Ehirtlott's "A Dream. Mrs. K. D. I.ytle. prosram chair man for the day, will present a pro gram on "What la Nov; in the World Today," and will he assist ed by a group or club members as speakers. The program will be or umisi al interest and very member Is urged to be present. DELPHIAN CLUB TO MEET ON WEDNESDAY The Delphian club will meet at one-thirty o'clock next Wednesday at the home of the president, Mrs. William Hell, on South Jackson street. Mrs. C. R nnnuing will , be pro gram loader on the topic, "Why hnglaml Won the Itaco for Kuro- pcan Suprcmncy." All members are requested to be present. P.-T. A. ACTIVITIES IN DOUGLAS COUNTY Green Green P.-T.A. met nt the school house Friday evening with Mrs. Fred Agee, president, in charge. Reports were made by the various committees and Mrs. Vallie Lewla was apiKilntcfl entertainment chair man for the next meeting and MrB. Georgo Holm was appointed ru freshinent chalrmun. A very fine talk and slides were enjoyed and wore presented tiy Mr. Young on "Home Lighting," as u courtesy or the Copco, . Following tho program refresh meats were served In the basement of the school. The next regular meeting will he held February 2nd at the schonlhouse. Mrs. Cecil Fessler was a charm-' lllg hostess Tuesday to the Sillily club of the Green P.-T.A. Mho ut ternoon wus spent ill visiting, lifter i which the annual Christmas parly was hold and gifts were exchang ed. A delicious - luncheon was served by Mrs. Fessler to Mrs. Kermlt Fessler Mrs. Joe Porter. Mrs. George Holm nnd daughter. Mary Lynn, Mrs. Claude I'nrkhnrsl, Mrs. Ivan Lauder, Mrs. Fred Agee, Un. ts. M Sills. Mrs. Walter Da vis. Mrs. Vallie Lewis. Mrs. W. F. Bonnie nnd Mrs. Teliorii. The next regular meeting will be hni.i TueRitnv. January 16th. ut the homo of Sirs. Norman Fisher at Kelley's Korner. County Council- Mrs. H. R. Carter presided over 'tilt-executive meeting ol the Doug las Countv P.-T. A. council this afternoon nt the chamber of com merce office to moke plans ior o all-day meeting of tho entire coun cil to be held next Wednesday, lommrv 17. nt Which UlUO Ml'S, Paulson nnd Mrs. Splcer. of Eu gene, will be special guest speak ers. Full detallB of next Wednes- iinv's meet ng will be puonsneu in Monday's Issue of the News-Re view. Fullerton ' Fullcrton P.-T. A. Study club will meet next Monday nt 3:30 lit the schoolhouso with Dr. Linden G. Lenvltt in charge. Members and friends are urged lo nttend. The P.-T. A. mot Monday after noon with Mrs. Wilbur Culp, presi dent, In charge nnd Mrs. C. K. Ritzmnn making announcements re garding the cub pack mooting held last night. Plans were made lor tho annual Founders day program to be held the evening of February 19 nt the school with Mrs. H. W. llooth ns general chairman; Mrs. Chester Morgan, chairman of the J tables und Mrs. Harold Render, re fres)imoiit chairman. Mrs. R. R. Mrann presented tno following program: MrB. H. 11. Carter, legislative chairman, gave a splendid talk on legislation ns n foundation of American citizenship and Miss llotto Owen plnyed a piano solo, after which Mra. W. M. Campbell presented an Interesting talk on the training of children in the home lor citizenship with .Miss Dorothy Dale Jackson talking on the school's part In training for citizenship. Special announcements wero made regarding the all-day meeting of the P.-T. A. council to lie held next Wednesday, January 17, at which time Mrs. Pattlson and Mrs. Splcer, from Fugeue, will be guest speakers. Benson Ilenson P.-T. A. has announced a very Interesting meeting for threo o'clock next Monday to be held at the school with Mrs. Pnnl Casey in charge. Pictures on safety will be shown by 11. It. Rrand. Diincipal of the Junior high school. Members and friends aro urged to be present. TRY MODEL BAKERY FRENCH BREAD Fine Flavor Freth Daily BUY IT FROM YOUR GROCER GEORGE STARMER AUXILIARY IN8TALLS NEW OFFICERS Joint Installation of finorp.ii Starmer auxiliary and camp ' to Untied Spanish War VoteruiiB wnu held Thursday night at the armory Willi Mrs. Clara Starmer, past do- pnrtment pri"!dnl, Itt-talHnr the following aiixlliarv nitlrers: IjOna Sluttiry. president; Nettle Craig, enior vice: Aruio DeWUt. illnior ii-n! l.nclnilii f .nntr f-linitliilii - I Ionise Dempsey. patriotic itistruc- ;nr; iuyriio Aorwoou. nisioiiau; Iicnora Adums. conductress; I la-1 :el Adams. asKistant conductress: I Eva Klnsel, guard; Chun Kent,' tiHlnliml i-rl lOmmii Ttii'lm secretary, and Addle Adams, troas un r. The niipolntlvo offices will uu uiiuuunccii liner. , .urn. r. .ti. i.uiiiiiiuii. rem-uiK president, presented n report of her work for the lust six mouths, alter which Mrs. W. C. Prlntz pre sented the past president's pin to .Mrs. Lompion unit tne latter pro sented lovoly gilts to her secre tary,. Emmn Taylor; treasurer, Ad dle Adams, and musician. Grace uuer, ior men- woi-k during tne last year. l.-n,....l.. tl, lul.,ll.,llntt nt Ilia camp's new officers, Lurry Orth played piano ami accordlan mini- oris oi sniKiiig iinu imitciiiK, until which refreshments wero served. Tim next moeling will bo January 25lh at tho armory. BOWERM ANS HONORED AT DINNER AND FAREWELL PARTY THURSDAY EVENING Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Ilarphnin ti nil daughters, Coiinue, .Marilyn. Joyce and Janet, entertained at a chariuliig slx-thtrlv o'clock dinner at their home on Winchester streut for Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Ilower- man and daughter, Mao. and Mrs Ilowcrnian's motiier, Mrs. Myrtle O'Nell, Thursday evening. The Rowermaiis nro leaving soon for Cave City to make their homo. A lovely bouquet of marigolds graced tho table. Following the dinner the mrmliors of tho Inter So Study dull and their husbands called to honor the Ilowormans ut n delightful farewell party. A lovelv gift was presented io Mr. and Mrs. Howermnn from Mr. unil Mrs. V. V. Hurpliam. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Hay H. Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. Chillies Dneimr. Mr. end Mrs. Clyde Hi aid, Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Hraud. Mr. und Mrs. Enii Ullrich, Mr. nnd Mrs. Delinur Itamsdell, Mr. anil Mrs. lliuro Mollis, Mr. and Mra George Churchill, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Asuni. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert llnwloy, Attorney und Mrs. Paul Oeddps nnd Mr. and Mra. Jay Young.; Visiting was enjoved nnd later delicious refreshments were served. ' LUCIA BRITTON IS HONORED AT SURPRISE PARTY ON BIRTHDAY A group of friends mirnrtaod Miss Lucia ' Uiillon Monday evening at her home In West Roseburg to celo' NOTICE Take advantage of tho January Rales In Katlieiine K foundation garments nnd get ready for your Spring outfit. Appointments mnde In my home for chart analysis. Mrs. F. C. Gurncc. Phono 747. (Adv.) SUNDAY, First LAST SHOWINGS Sf today yjMspKHim I TffTOfnTT' J Shows 2-3:30-7-9 P. M. Eves. 35c Mats. 25c brnte her seventeenth-birthday an niversary.. Lovely gifts were presented to MIsb Luclu from MIbb Charlotte Dlllurd ,M1sb Patricia Qulii.i. Mlsa Florence Hamilton, Miss Eflio Cal Sunday, Monday, Tuesday If ii? fXV sir 1 ;wHLl .ft h Mh., itf .7; o arv 1 - ' at fs JED .,.iiTnM Spring WJSETV George EARNKi ,UNE Clnrnnce i """V.HC Chick CHANDLER PLUS II J n iiHUMiiknJuiMwmi -ynte I mm b AILL d t MK.'M Ki... l)VV5' S1 i Shows 2-3:30-7-9 P. M. Vri Mats. 25c Ever. 35o ittVU'l!-' '"ST Kiddles 10e TODAY 'Charlie Chan in City of Darkness1 MONDAY AND Big Musical Hit of Prsvitw Tonight Followlnq 2nd Show Ann Sheridan "Angols Kiddles ICc kins, Miss Roberta Edwards, Miss CurmeiL Aheel, Mlsa Athalle Tay lor and Mlsa Evelyn Wiley, Visiting and piuslc were enjoyed and Inter lovoly refreshments were aurved,. ', V, ; ; ; ...BACK TO THE OLD HOUSE... AND RIGHT SLAP BANG into a MAD MIRTH QUAKE OF LAFFS! f W. I I ROBERTS 'fU: u .t " 'The Llano Kid1 TUESDAY 1940! Wash Their Faces"