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ROSEftUftfir MEWS-REVIEW; R0SEBUR5, OREGON, TUESDAYJANUARY 16, 1940 THREE Society and Clubs . By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER PRESBYTERIAN AID TO MEET ON THURSDAY Tlio Prenbytprlun I.inllo AM society "111 immt nt a 1:30 n'clnrk iln8ert-ltinclif!on Thursday nt tlio church nurlom. Mrs. W. M. Chalin- era, prettiUnnt, Iibb unnouucoil Iho rollnwinjt hoKtoKH committee for thft prcQKlon: Mm. liiilrili 1,. Huh mill, chiilrnuin, usxlBtetl liy Mm. 1.. - llohillHnn, Mm. John I'liikorton, Mm. Will n Myorn, Mrs, FYed Par rot! nnd Jlr. Homer Clrnw. . The dovolloiiH will follow 1 lio iluRKftrt-luurhPon, lifter whirh the roKulnr huftlnottH hghrIou will be held. All memhorH nnd frlenda nre cordially Invited to ho nronent. JOB'S DAUGHTERS HOLD MEETING CANVONVIM.E. Jan. J8. Five loeal Rirls, namely, Ijois Youiik. GeorKetta MeClnne, Ueverly Hart ley, Jeanette Dodge and Delia Hiimhracht, attonded a meeting of Job'a Daughters at the Masonic hall In Myrtle Creek Wednesday even ing. A regular business meeting was held and officers Installed for the ensuing term. Four girls were nlso initiated Into the order, three of which were from Myrtle Creek nnd Delia Hnnibracht from Cnnyon vllle. After the business session delightful refreshments were serv ed and a sorlul evening enjoyed, . DINNER ENJOYED AT RADABAUQH HOME YONCAM-A, Jon. If,. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hadabaugb enter tained at a birthday dinner ut their home Sunday evening, honoring the birthday of Mrs. Sam Walkln shaw. Covers were laid for MrB. Shultt of Alberts, Canada, Mr. and Mrs, Sam Walkinshaw and son, Ralph. Mr. and Mrs. Nolan, Mr. nnd Mrs. Radabaugh and two sons. COUNTRY CLUB LADIES TO MEET THUR8DAY The ladles of the Itnsehurg Coun try club will meet at 9:30 a. m. Thursday at the clubhouse for the weekly ploy of tho contract lirldgo tournament, to bo followed by a 12:30 pot I ink luncheon nnd golf ing nt 1:30 o'clock. All Indies of the club nro cordially Invited to bo present. S. D. C. H. E. CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY The South Deer Creek grange Homo Kcouomlcs club will meet Thursdny at the homo of Mrs. Wil liam Dalley. All monibers nro cor dially Invited to be present. Today's Pattern NICELY DESIGNED "UNDIES" I PATTKRK 4365 A knowing "woman of tho fnsh Ion world" re a Urea the importance of well fittliiR nnderthliiKS. In Pat tern 3fifi Aline Adams presents the perfect ullp style to matc h I he new ttrenif silhouettes. Splendid bark fullness la ('routed hy that extra nklrt seam. And He the Rrareful cut of the neckline. The front bodice imnel curves down to form one nioco with the skirt r tlme tmvlng dresn-mnkliiR feature that makes for nice fit. too. And the ill do bodice- sect Ions may be on a ntrulxht grain or Idas, Cut a straight "camisole" bodice top or have a built up shoulder style. Tailored punt lea ore Included. Pattern 4.105 Is available In misses' and women's sites H, 16 1. SO, 32. 34, 36, 3S. 40 and 42. Site 36. slip and p.uittes. takes 32 yards 39 Inch fabric and 42 yards lace edging. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c In coins for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly SIZE NAME. AD DRESS ond STYLE NUMHKR. 8end your order to News-Review, ratteru Dept., Rosoburg, Ore. .. - n i i ALTA DAUGHERTY AND PAUL UPSHAW MARRY YONCArXA Jan. 16. Mr. and Mrs. nuther Imujjherty announce tin; m irriaRe of their )ouiiK"Ht duimhter. MIhr Alia LouIho Imunh erty to Paul Uprdinw, ami of Mr. and Mr. Oairio Uimhaw of Ku ceno. The wedding took place In Vancouver, Wash., Jan. Gth. with Itov. Paul Kaunsiinan nerforinlrm the ceremony. The bride was at tractively d refined fu a black silk crenn dreHH and wore a cormiKe of jrardenlas. Mr. Xalcle DlMhop, erandin'Mher, and Mr. and Mrs Jim Collins. uncb and aunt of the bride, were the only wllneHfH. Tin hrhle la a popular onHila girl, tmvinir spent her entire life hero. Kite Ih h eraduato of the Youcal la hb'h school with the class of '3K. Thp groom is well known In tlilH vicinity, having sncnt several vearff here Vmd graduated from Yoncalla hich school with tho clan of '36. Mr. und Mrs. Uimnaw will make their home in Portland where Mr. XTpshaw Is aHnnrlatod with the Montgomeiy Ward Lo. SCOTTS VALLEY CLUB HAS REGULAR MEETING YONCAIJ.A. Jan. 1f).The regu lar mooting of tho Bcotla Valley TowiihoihI club waa held ' uewluv evfitiing in their hall. The now of ficers were dtilv Installed Into their respective station. The following chairmen of standing committees were appointed: Finance, John Wilson; membership, Fred Lee; extension, (I. W. Angst; youth. Dare Kingery; ladles auxiliary, IoulB Jonea; proirrain, W. J, fJar- ner:' social netivltles. Mra. Fred public, relations, Charles Kirk lie. The new president. Jack Gamble, gave a fine talk on his plana for the coming year for the club. A meeting of the trustees was held before the regular meeting, witli five trustees present. MRS. BRUTON HOSTESS TO SEWING CLUB DRAIN, Jan. 1(l.-MrH, A. Ilruton waa hoalesa to her Hewing club on Thursdny, Tho afternoon was pleasantly spent with Hewing and visiting until the tea hour when tho hostess asslated by Mrs. Minnie Marker, served dainty refresh ments. Those present were Men dames Frnnkle Coons, Ruth iJikey, firaco Henderson, Evn LetHom, Bessie Ijikey. Venn .Davis, Mail do A I ford, Minnie Rarker Mfssea Kiln a Harlan. Klsie Wlsegarver and the hostess, Mrs. Rrutnii. The next meeting will be Jan. 25 at tho home of Mrs. Myrtle Da vis with a pothtck luncheon. DRAIN RCSIDENT MARRIES EUGENE GIRL TWNW-3d((Mn!U' and 'Mrs. Stove Miner of Eiigene were re cent Visitors at the homo of Mr. Miller's parents, Mr. and Mis. Chas. Miller The marriage of tho former was an event of Dee, 21th. Mrs. Mil ler was Miss Letn St me of Kugene, Hlcve u graduate or the Drain hlnh school, has been for several years a logging contractor In the Mr Kenxle river dlHtricl. The young couple will make their home In Eugene. MID-WEEK BIBLE CLASS TO MEET ON THURSDAY Tho Mld Week tllhle class of St. Paul's Lutheran church will meet at two n'clqj'k Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. A. KylwoH tor al 1171) Military street with Mrs. P. O. Ackley as Joint hos tess. All members and hii'tula are moM cordially Invited to be pres ent, CIRCLE NO. 3 TO MEET ON THURSDAY Circle No. 3 of the Hoseburg Huptial Wotncn'H Hncfety vlll meet at two o'clock ThuiHday afternoon at Ihe home nf Mrs. Albert Long at 1122 South I' hie street. The mom hera will spend the afternoon doing White Cross work. All members are urged to he present. GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY A delightful meet In ti of the Hard en Valley Women's club has been announced for two o'clock Thurs day afternoon to be held at the home of Mrs. I limb llltchlo, Jr. All members are urged to bo pres ent . rfERRY GO ROUND CLUB TO MEET ON WEDNESDAY The Winston Merry (Jo-llound lub will moot at a l'SO o'clock denser! luncheon Wednesday, Janu ary 17. al the home of Mrs. Howard Cariics. All mem hern are mosi cordially invited to be present. POETS CORNER LILIES IN A FIELD Hy.fi. M. l.KKPKU I.lngor among the U XN'htle tlic field Ih ilotted white, I'll the ttlopiitK hillside Silhouetted ngulut the night. I, Inner in the moonlight All the nii: In long. And catch the Ridden beauty In the robins early song, Watch the white lilies At they slowly wake. Anion the morning glories Twlrdtng like a snake. Some JiiHt breaking through Scarcely show the white, Will glow like randies In the silver n oiiMgbt. Miles In a field: Panes in an unopened book, And beauty all around us Where wo seldom look. SIDE GLANCES COPR. 1MO BY NEA StHVICC. iHC, T. M. DEC. U. t. PAT. "I iiroiioscd niiu'i'iiiRO lo her and slill she wotiltln'l lei me sec old J. .!" . Propagandist Making an Impression 'yH 1. i. Boris Nikolsky (left), one of two Soviet propaganda distributors who pleaded guilty to violating law requiring alien agents to register, is fingerprinted at Washington police headquarters. Nikol ''.v. piesident of Bookmra. Inc.,. received niuxiniuni fine of $1000. EASTERN STAR TO CELEBRATE 54TH ANNIVERSARY THURSDAY Hoseburg chapter of Eastern Star will hold one of Its most Im portant meetings of the year, Thursday night at 8 o'clock at the Masonic temple, at which timo the filty-fourlh anniversary or the Itoseburg chapter will he cele brated, . Mrs. A. It. Taylor, worthy ma Iron, will preside.- An interesting feature of the program will be an original initiallon ceremony of the order to be presented by Ulendale chapter of Eastern Star. Special entertainment will be presented. The refreshment committee is In charge or Mrs. K. A. hrltlon. Mrs. Mayetle Kohlhageu, charter mem ber of tho local chapter, will he a special guest of honor. About ; iwenty fto Clendnle members j plan to be present. The anntvera- ; ary celebration will be one of the , most outstanding social events of , the year. Members and visiting members , are cordially Invited to attend. P. T.: A. COUNCIL TO HOLD ALL-DAY MEETING WEDNESDAY, JAN. 17 The Hnuglas county P.-T. A. council will meet from ten to three o'clock Wednesday, January 17. at the Hotel t'mpuua Civic room with Mrs. Krank Paulson, vice-president of the Oregon Congress of Parents and Teachers, and Mrs. Splcer. president of the Lane county council, as punst speakers leading in the group discussions, ltev. Perry Smith will be guest speaker at the morning session and n no holies luncheon will be held at noon. The purpose of the coun cil is to give local units an o port unity to compare methods of work and to unite on common projects and cooperate upon work for the welfare of youth. All par ents and friends Interested In this type of work are most cordially in vited to attend, he meeting, INITIATION PRACTICE OF D. OF U. V. TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY Practice for initiation will be held by Florence Nightingale Tent No. 15. Daughters of Cnton Vet erans of the civil War. IStil-lM'., at luo o'clock Wednesday after noon at the armory. : f " SYLMON VALLEY Ct.Ul TO MEET ON THUtttOAY The Sylmon Valley Wuh will meet Thursday afteraoo' at two o'clock at the home W Vine ence Miller. All memWMrtauwt cordially invited to bt Mll. f by CalbraHh Off. l-lb W. F. M. S. TO MEET THURSDAY AFTERNOON The Woman's Foreign Mission ary society of the Methodist church will meet at two o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of the presi dent, Mrs. J. It. Malley. Mrs. H. A. Canaday will have charge of the program and Mrs. George W. Leep er will conduct the devotions. All members are urged lo be present. 1c SALE SPECIALS Carr's Hale of useful items at le for the setoud Item. For Instance, yon can hny Knit dlshrluths. 2 lor tie. Srhonl filler patter, 2 for Tic. Dress or coat flowers. 2 for 2Uc. 500 sheets cleanse tissues. IJtc. Hats, 25c to live values, 10c. Color hook and crayons. 11c. Terry wash cloths, 2 for tie, Turkish towels, 2 for 2le. Rayon tnhle covers, :t7e. Assorted holts trim hraid, lc. 2" to H" rihboti closeout, lc yd. Slipover sweaters. Site. (.out; hose, 2 pair 2oc. Milk pitchers. 1!U Hundreds of other items in everyday use on sale at C'AFIU'S le sale. (Adv.) SKATING Every Wed. & Sat. Nights Ladies' Night, Sunday, Jan. 14 Ladies Free Men 25c Rainbow Rink TRY MODEL BAKERY FRENCH BREAD Fine Flavor Fresh Daily BUY IT FROM YOUR GROCER Locstl News Here Yesterday fleorge II. Kelt, THIur rr.ttiilnl. U'ltH In IlnHelillrEr 'HHlerflay on hJsineKH. ' Goes to Portland Mrs. J. I). Os horn, of this city, has left for Port land to anend a few daya visiting friends. v Here Yesterday Mib. I-", It. Proo i'rock. of Tiller, spent yesterday in this city shopping and visiting frlumlH. Mrs. Haffly Here Mrs. P. F. Haflly, of Umpfua, shopped and visited friends In thla city yester day. Anchor Visitors Here Mr. nnd Mrs. H. P. I-ooney. of Anchor, spent yesterday in this city attending to bUslllt!H3. R. A. Masons to Meet Royal Arch Masons, chapter No. 31,1 will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock ut the Masonic temple. Shops and Visits Mrs. Paul Tro zelle, of Siitlmrlin, spent yester day In ItoKohurg shopping and visiting friends. . . Back in Office Dr. H. C. Church has returned to hia office, follow ing a week's illness of infln'uza at hla home in Laureiwood, New Idea Club to Meet The New Idea club will meet nt a one o'clock luncheon Wednesday at the home of Mrs. U. L. CNc In Kd enbower. Beta Sigma Phi to Meet Peta Sigma Phi sorority will meet Wed nesday evening at the homo of Amanda Anderson mid 10 leu nor lIcsKlmer. Enjoy Trip Leon a Zenor, Mrs. M. Hazel Dixon, Mrs. Irvin Priinn ;ind son, Irvin, Jr., and Lee Zenor enjoyed a trip to coast points und back' Sunday. Back From Salem Dr. and Mrs. I.ouIm Magin have returned here, following n few days in Salem at tending the youths' conference of (he Methodist church. Initiated Into Fraternity Kd Wy alt, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wy att, of this city, was initiated Sun day into the Phi Sigma Kappa, na tional fraternity at Cniversity of Oregon. He is a sophomore. Visit at Coast Mr. and Mrs. U. liiHcho and tho farmer's mother, Mrs. Inscho. Sr., und Mrs. May Ruckloy,. of this city, spent Sunday Visiting relatives In Reedr.port nnd also visited nt other coast points. Back From Corvallls Frank Nor ton lia.t rcti'tritcd to bis homo here, iollowing a short visit in Corvallls with friends. He was accompanied north by Lloyd Nelson, of Ibis city, who went on to Portland to spend a short time on business. To Enjoy Vacation Mr. nnd Mrs. f(. K. Cnodbouiu, of Melrose, plan to leave Wednesday lor San Diego. Calif., lo spend three, weeks vacationing and visiting nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Royce Al len, former residents of Melrose. Visitlnn Sister Mrs. II. 11. Strachan and hahy daughter. Mary Helen, of Portland, are spendiiiK a week on South Deer creek as Riiests of tho former's hrother-fn-1 law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. How ard Hatfield. Mr. Strachan. who is a representative of the Pact fie Wool Growers association, will he working i this territory for the week. Mrs. Strachan. nee Lucy I'inkertou, was formerly advertis ing manaper of the News-lleview. iHNI V ynSS'-""" Y ; .ib trip to ' ..al co" MONTGOMERY WAR 315 N. JACKSON ST. TELEPHONE 95 School for Blind Bars Guide Dog 'fulfil f 0 Doors of the blind and sight saving division of a Los Angeles school were open to Jimmy Pruett, 14, but he had to park his "eyes" outside. Jimmy's parents complained to education officials that the boy, blind since birth, was not allowed to take his guide dog, Razz, on school property. ,, Goes to Salem Leslie C. Cum nilngH, of this city, left yesterday fur Saltin to attend to business. Attend to Business Mr. and Mrs. Karl Sumner and small daughter, of Days Creek, were visitors in this city yesterday. Art - and Embroidery Club to Meet The Hoseburg Art and Km brnhlcry club will meet Wednesday ;it tho home of Mrs. S. L. Hebnrd at T'2 Second avenue, North. Return to Reedsport Mrs. Har ry Mavka and son, lid ward, have returned to their home in Heeds port, following the last few days in this city vislliiiR relatives and friends. Roseburg Dairy Grade A Pasteurized and Raw Milk "Drink Milk for Health" Phone 186 PHONE 21 PHONE 21 put VnV Poed w IW test. v. Moun. rj TAXI Wcr . " W3tcr jaUen ent now . -uouts sno . .,i o 7 ..i,lirs. . r.rovea bouWett. . prove- V"c. vow cars on "HXVe r.ctio 0 Leave For Wolf Creek Kenneth Clr.ake ami Ora Wallace, who are employed liy the A. S. Wallace Construction company left "llB mninltii for ihe Wo Creek nmn way Jnh of tho roinpany near 'I Ini- her, Ore. Sinn Over Monday Mr. and Mrs. Dob Tcrrill and Nell CIIIoiib, of Ku tiene. xtnnped over In ItoscburK Monday lo spend tho day vlsltlns friends on route home from the week-end spent In Modloril as cuests of Mr. and Mra. Don Crnick- shank. n.lnhlan f.ltlh ,n Meet The Tlol- nlil.in unlnlv U-U1 lllOPt at 1 : ItO Wednesday at the home of the president, .Mrs. William Bell, with Mrs. C. K. Manning ns topic lean er on the subject, "Why Knglaml Won the Hace .or European u- promaey." "Twilight Trail" Offers Treat to Radio Audience "Twilight Trail" listeners are in for a real treat tonight when the "Twilight Trail? program, fea turing that carrot-topped crooner nick, Todd, Twilight Singers and Hog'"' Strong's orchestra hits the air over station KRNIl at 8:45 o'clock. Dick Todd will feature his own special arrangement of "It's a Ilap-IIap Happy Day" as an opener. Other musical numbers to be in cluded "Old Mill Wheel" by Todd and choir, "LaCucaracha" by the Twilight Singers. Charles Sweigert, Once Local Resident, Passes Word was received here yester day of the death at Seattle Sunday of Charles Sweigert, a former resi dent of lloscbiirg. Mr. Sweigert spent about three years In Rose burg hi the law office of the late O. P. Coshow. He served In the army during the World war and shortly after his discharge moved from Roseburg to Seattle where lie engaged in the insurance busi ness. His death resulted from a heart ailment. Elkron Teams Defeat Opponents of Gardiner EI.KTON, Jan. 1C (Special) Elkton high school's volleyball and basketball teams defeated Gardiner in n double-header attraction last Friday. The girls won, 34 to 21, in the preliminary to give them undisputed first place fu the vol leyball race in the coastal district and the boys won the nightcap, 2S to 19. Tho cnge contest was Klkton's STARTS TOMORROW! Four Big Days APACHES ON THE WARPATH! GERONIMO RIDES AGAIN!!! ...Leaving a Savage Trail of Blood and , Fire! m- at a m w Vs. - -jp t wmn fall the way, the winners taking ft ' lead at the outset and maintain ing It throuKhout. Gardiner threat ened constantly. The game was fast anil cleanly fought. Tho llnellll Itir tho KIIKJl'"" game was: Wkton-Iiiloy. lleuror. nowe Hemleier, lloleomii. iininei,, Ksslineer anil dales; Gardiner Solsak, Stevens, Nenniun. nsi Tapp. Chrlstcnson, nt-mim-i Harris. WEDNESDAY PAL NIGHT ra.MHj.J:imiuailJM 'Bad Little Angel1 with VIRGINIA WIEDLER ENDS TODAY! "Too Busy to Work' with The Jones Family and 'Rio' with BASIL RATHBONE VICTOR McLAGLEN Showt 2-7-9 P. M. Matt 25c Evet. 35c Kiddies 10c r7 .J-l I Ml li t
