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Newspaper Page TextTWO News of Douglas County Glendale (ii.KNDAl.K. Jll. Ill - ('. Norliinyle uus uiluiilttil to .lust' lililnii Ji-lH'riil ilOHpflHl Ht llriuilH i'MHM Ki'fila fur nii'illca tit-utiiit-nt. MIsh Ijuurn ItucHK, Mm. limn llni'luT mill Mm. Ili'llc MrookH were Uinnt I'ims visitors .Miiuliiy. ' Ml. mill .Ml. Ilinl lli'lrlicr liiiiiH iiclfil bimliiHHs and vinlU'il ut Hum burn Ainuiliiy. Mr. aril .Mrs. It. II. (iunliutr. Mrtt. Leslie Nnnnoyln ami Arthur j'asrhelkd were Sumlay visitors a'. Grunts I'ims. u Mr, ami .Mrs. Wiirrim llazcn and .Mrs. KHtht'l' Hazi-n of AahMi were lUli'sts at the V. II. Unnell home 'Kullda)'. Mr. and Mm. H. f. Huntington iitleiiilc-il u iliuiier iiiih'IIuk at Al jhie loile Weilnesiluy evunliiK with tll i-ominlttee to iill'Uli.'e lur tho enmity IMeuKue liusketlMll anil -Tollcybnll IniiiiiuinfiilH. II r. Hunt ingloii Is chairman nf this commit tee. 0. .t. Kilter of Cuinp (iiisiiuei, Calirtintla. Is sik-iiiIIiik lilt) wmtk at his IntniH hole. llonillil Wunsell of Knokiine In vIsllliiK here at Ihu home of hli; uiit-lo, Win. Wunsi'li. and liunlly. Mr. mill Mrs. Karl 1'nwell and fin. (It in, of Knsehiiru. were diesis at tlin Carl Sellim- hunt Huliiluy, .Mrs. tfether is a sister of Mr. Viv wfll. ,. . .Mrs. II. B. Moiiidiftlo. .Mis. II. V. 'lluntlnifton, .Mrs. It. : II (junlner mid Mm. U. 1 I.. Knruioylu mem Thursday iifteninoii at '(Hunts ,1'tmn. ; i i ; ; Mr. and Mrs. Hoy (lllilions ii ml 'iliiUKhlei'. Rii tbaltii ' spuilt ! ,lhu weeli-tnil at the homo of jlr. Cilt linns' pari;ii(s, Mr. and Mrs. Kit d Hull ol' Ittilille. 1 .Mr. and Mrs. N. Menu or Port 'OiTnril iirrlvril Sunday nvenlnii fur a visit at ihe luuim of Mr. and .Mrs. 1'lrley WliiMtmin l other tola 'tlVI'B. ' ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Win. Wunseli, Gloria Wtttnoh mul' Donalil Viiiistih wore iHiinel-; suchUi at .ton dl. 0. Hllitlllililun hiiine Sunday. : Annum .Ibu ,lileniNilH pi'iipli! iU tolltlllll! tin' baslcethall anil volley ball mimed ht Myrtle Creek Krlday evenliiK were Mr. ami Mrs. K. .1 Mf.Mullln Mr. and .Mrs. U. II. Gard ner, Mr. ami Mrs. Will. Wunsi'li. Mrs. Will. I.ewiillen. Mr. and .Mrs I'll lev Wliikellimn mid ilnliuhler. .I'oioihy. and Mr. ami .Mrs. W..IJ. Garrett. t I ! . Mr. and Mrs. 1'iiley Wlnkelniau mul dnunhler. Hnruiliy. uml pu Hob. were Grants I'ass - iwnorh Hatltrdav. ail mil : . s t ( f u: JU , '. : ; ' l,()OKINCrflISB: I Jan Iinhv .ilrl arrived In tho liiiully Wr. nnd Mrs, Henry Jones on Hiinilnv. ., v . ... ; i W. J. .Iiii li8ou,ai. Kiiiuie is visn. Iiik ul tin; Homo of 1 us oii-i n-'w .ml dniiKlitcr, Mr. jtml i Mvt.: Hoitry J (MICH ' Mrs. Mary Smith ri'tnriicd nu Hutnnliiy frcim a thrae luonthti trip vIsltliiR friends and 'rHatlvos in WIscnnKiu. Ohk. . MtrliiKaii and rimoiiix. Ariz. ; M r. Kpnnmir and M Ish Applo liorry nr Mnnimnilh wvrt vHlldiH Id Uih valhy over the uw'k ciiil. Leslie Hiicll. who is attmltitK imrmal school at Mnuiuoiilh, umlcr wniit nil I'liM-iRt'iiry operation for iipptMiiliritis on TueHttay v eiiinc of last week. He is lieint; laretl for In the Salem hospital and ta portod lo he reroveihiK sallsrau torfly. MIha Hlaui-he A I (nek of Myrtle Creek Hpent Snndiiy al the home nf her parents, Mr. ami Men. V. Ah-oclc. Collar prayer meeting was In-lil on Tmmday nvoniim at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. A. l.iihMMi. Elkton KI.KTON. Jan. id.- MIsh Knld I. Ian. of Kuut-no, (spent Sumlay al tiie imiiio )l Mr. and .Mrs. J. K, I laines. Mis. Tlit-he ,lnms Is ill at het home. I r. PeVoit til Drain wan railed to ste Mrs. .Tones Tut-stlav. .Mrs. Nellie lifndt r, Mr. and Mrs l!tn Moiuuii. Kttiri st Solomon l'ltny .Moiuiuitl ami t'laud llahifr- h fir at tend hit; Ii ImisIih-sm tnal IffS lU Hn-tfUuip Wt'dnesdit.v. Vera Keslt'i son. Mityhrili 1 1 til . ctimli. !'ait;-iie llolrnmt). Itt-i ui ' Saule and Kli.ahtth Itulhnk an ' liMitled srulor clasx diiy at Utisr hurts Tuesday. ; .Mr. and Mrs. Huh- ltdell. . Kt't'tlsptirl. wem at liui ioiiit ol Ntds Itxdidl. Sun.lay. ' Mr. anil Mrs. I Id JoiifS wet i ! N'irth llend vlsltm s Wediii'stlay. Mrs. ('atherine Keuley Is vlstl- k rtflflllves anil friends iu I'ort 1 laud. , . Mr. 1 ami Mrs. fhaih-s .Hinder. Mrs. OHrl Hinder ami hiui!htti , Khyiiior. miv Drain visllnrs Tues ' day. Mr. Hinder wenl to Ihe dot tor and found he has a frarlureii . rth he had not In a tall a lew du . heftu v Mrs. Mary Heekley has none lo Salem to lsit her daughter. Mis AlniKaret Hiist'HoiT Mr. and .Mis. Stanley Taiieiwskt have moed into tue of the Ktank ' tin I'ahlns. The Tai tutwski's have been tlvhiK at the home of Mr. ami . .lrs. U. S. Adam. Mr. H. A. Moote. who has het n Ht With the till. Is hettel. Mrs D. I- Hule. who has been I III. Is better. .Mr, and .Mr. W'lWnir Ihimi went lo Knaetie Thursday. Mr. Hukii " will K' to work there In it lew . (lays. - Mrs. Bessie Haines, of Harris hutjs. has been TiMtlnK the home 'or Mr. ami rn. Krnifklln Haines. .. of KelloK. Mis. Haines stoppe.l over on her way hark to work at- ter vlslttiiu Mr. ami Mrs. John ' Oistner al (mints I'ass. T Mrs l.ilcile KIiib H (niidretl - Hendrh ks. or linxohum, weiv Ht Mhe It. S. Atlains h.nne Saturday Mei-fv Kfoir. who Is 'l(i'"v " hinne. went' in Hoi'ebmn for the Oav with his inutlH'i, Mis. nisi) went to Kink. KI.KTON. Jan. IS. Mr. nlld Mrs. Carl Hinder and Kleunor llin lur were attelidluK to business mat ters III HosebuiK Saturday. Cy lledilcn and MiKlnley Hed den iniilnreii to North Hind and Murslilleid Krlday. The lleddens visited the Otto Gusturxou homo III .Marsilflelil whllo Kno. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jones went to North Hind Thursiluy lo have dental work done. Mrs. Clara Smith and l.oyitl llos sen were liraiu visitors Saturday. Liiwri'iiee 'i'lioilias has lieen out of school several days duo to ill ness. Mr. and Mrs. Iliihard lleCamp Weill to Grants Pass over the week end. Thu DeCamps were looking lor a house to move to as Mr. I'e- Cimtp was transferred to WllliaiuB i-reek. They expect to inovo tne last of next week. Hotter HoHsfn ami Iloyal Hossen have lieen 111 with the flu. The Gardiner high school basket !:::!! anil volley hall teams played Klklim at Kllfton Friday cveimiK ICIktoii won both Raines with a iriiro of l!l-2!l for the boys and lt :u for the sills. Mr. anil Mrs. I), o. WVatlierly and Mr. null .M. Norris Weather. Iy,! of flnreua. spent the week-end ut tho home of Mrs. Dora Taylor. ; Myrtle Creek MVItTJ.K CllKt:K,,Jnn. 19.- Mr. ami .Mis. Curtis Woodruff and 1'iihy nf ItoKoburK. aru viKltiliK at I In. liinno of .Mr: Woodruffs par- I'lilH, Mr. and Mrs. C. WoodruN, on IlilKor creek. .'-.)! (Irai .loues, sou or elr. and Mrs. ( lias. Jones, Is unite. Ill of Inflli- tpaul Mr. and Mrfl. Joircs have nnui: ueeprsicK put. are unie to ue up nitnliii Grandnia W eeks of Dole, ceie- brillod her 'Ullll ' birthday a few days ago. Slid lives with her sim mid .daughter, Arthur ami Miss Helen Works. Mr. Omciii- Weeks and Mrs. Weeks and children, gatb-- rcd at the Arthur Weeks' home and celebrated with a birthday din ner honoring the grandmother. Mrs. Illley Peters, who has been 1111IW ll( bf high blood pressure is ci-ovorhig. ' Irs. .Margaret Way Is, slaying at the Pelers home and caring fur tlu-' iuvulid. ; .Air. nnd -Mrs. I.vuii JtccltleV and tiiui, J';i,; eiil lo Saleiil llifat Sat- Qiliay.' wueie iney are aecKiug 11 bolide 'oirepaWilory to moving thi lust Qf tht!. week, lliiifiig their al tlclicu Ibtjir goods .Is being pack ilit by1' the- Dunham Transfer :(!o. of.HoHebiU'g.' Mr. lieckley, who has lieen lociit miuiiiget lf the Shell Oil ittfipiv vim 'iii i'iillVr tt iirisft'ii-i'il tti Htripm iiuii pi Niiuiti lu aw jiosmua qf, clerk yardman, i 1 v j AllHBpa MarJorit) und Dornlhy Baton of ICiiKf-nu hixhU Saturday I rHHL f aw' Hunluy visltlnu with ,Iu,fl. purnntH,' Mr. und Mrs. a. K. UuteH. Two car loads of tlypslea visited Myrtle Creek Tuesday., Included In their Crowd wift ten ehlhlten. Miss Hlaiiehe Aleuck. one of 1 ho hank tdvrka. visited over tho week- Ami wilh her parents-at their home In l.ookiimctass. Myles Jones, Ihe prot;ressUe Iro- prlelor id the Myrtle Crock aulo tamp and Hervtco station. Is hufld- Iiik anoilier pair of tie luxe cabins al the hack of the twin cabins cnti- Htrueletl last year. I Itcso call- ins are ctmimoflious and strictly imulcrn and first class In every re sped, and as a resuli there Is a t all for more like I hem. Ml", ami Mrs. (ieorne Hates of Days Creek were business visitors in the Myrtle. Creek Icinlly Tues day and were dinner tiiiosia at Ihe v'. Woodruff hnino. Misses Verna and I'enrl Hi um I'liUKh. nf Madison, Kansas, arrived l.tsl week fur an extended visit with their hrulluM', l.alayetle Hruni haiih, who Ik recovering from a recent illness. Leonard Brown, w ho has 11 veil in Ibis vicinity lor several years, and moved lo lioselnn k a tew months ait where he has been em ployed In the eternns' hospital, is very III nf dropsv there now. The lasi new s receh etl was that he j was slhilitly improved. ! Waireu A Wootliutr. Di year tdtl sun ol .Mr. and Mis. C. Wood toll, accompanied by his parents, went to Maishlicld. Monday. Janu ary s. where be enlisted lu tln C. S imvv- He wns sent to I'oilland land limn liit-ie to Ihe naval Iraiti- i itin sehttol in San Dleuo. Calif. He til'wiites home llnil be is (loilii; Well and that his a-hliess is In -I JSaal Traiuini; Station, San Dieuo. The thiistinii Sunday school held the Hist business liiceliuK of the new ear las) Monday n Ik lit al the home tti Mr and .Mrs, t C March. Many plans were laid nnd disetlssed for 1 lie het ter met) I tit I tie in liool. I lie need for more missionary w 01 k ami nbsen am i' in both the church and school me bein sttes.-ed 111 e cry depart inetit. A teacher ttalllltii; class will shoiliy he oii;;inied. which Is t pecte.t to be ..Mended by all the teachers mid assistant teachers, l-ik'lu refresh men ts were served at the close tit the nieelinu which was w ell attended. The Methods i hutch ctlM'V'd a teliowship dinner 'n the clumh tltnini; room hist Samhty. Mrs. N. I. Woi ;in her datmh ter ami son la law. Mr. ami Mis. Ma I a id M.iyed oei no; hi at the l.jiiu llm si home lollow im: the InicMal ol Uv N. t. Wood al tiie Methodist chntt h Tnetbty alt ernooli. .Mrs Hiltst is ;i daughter of Mis. Wood. Mix Wood ami Mr and Mrs. I avul reiut ned to ih.-it homes in Med tot cl and Ashland Wctlue.sday. Drain PltAIX. Jan. it. Mux Winilin il ol liuiismuir ciiinc Tlmi .,.,iy lor a tew ilavs visit with In. in, 1li, 'i. Ml. I.. II. ;ili,li'M'i'l. IhUfltt liossllcl led last l'll.l.iv I !r.i. fli-nlia Hlnili-r j liuHi biii K with .Mr. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY, Scene from "II11III1M." co-slaning biii-R for four diis. suiting tomorrow. to hgulii enlist In the navy, lie is now nl 111 i-iiiui I"". Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Thompson and son. Glenn, re Illy from Coun cil llluri's, Iowa, have im-iilcd tem porarily at the Van Kirk canip. Glenn Thompson bus taken Dwlglit Uossller's place ill the service sta tion ut Hurry .Mason's. Itev. (.'. F. Trimble wenl to Klk- I1111 Thursday where lie ciinuucieii luueral services for George W. Klngst who was killed Monilay lligllt III Kellou.g. The iillicers and heads nf com mittees of the 'i'ownselid flub mot .Monday night at tin' home of the president. lt. D. Harlan, when plans were made lor the year A new radio has been pur fur Iht? liiaili' Ni-limtl Willi tumls iniscd liy ut nlr.it at livilics. A liliiuiie'l Ki-onp nr nulfn iirontms, crilH'rfiilly pri-iiir'il lcr MrhiMilrt, are Im-Iiiu HlltCt Tlie WI'A liiM liiiifh noji'tt hi lcn ilcliiyt'il. tliuuh luumisf was Kiii-H 1 by ..,,ovfiniiii'iit of! trials, 1 1 mil acLion has lint Ihth rompU't ml. ' The Drain n ratio hcIiooI haskct :hnll learn wu tlHcadMl 1!) In 1t ly Mho CoUr.Rf (Irnvo Junior high i... a i,.uc In the opening conterotlce Raiue Ihe Drain high Kchnnl basket ha II team was defeated by flutherliii 7 lo IS. In the prelimfnury Kame. Drain volleyball .irirls deleuted SiithiM-Iin girls 41 lo 11. Melrose MKUIOSK, Jan. 2:.. Mr. and Mrs. Don llarbaiwh, of Wenalchee, Wash., visitetl last week with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Williams and) other relatives and friends. The i Hai haughs are former .Melrose res.- dents. Mr. and Mrs. Italph lMerec or I nkevlew Ore. locciltlv visiled Mr. ami Mrs. K. II. laitman and Mr. and .Mrs l:nier pierce. I he (oriner re - Extension telephones reach friends, stores, all the agencies of quick aid and protection just as ever)' telephone does. In addition, that "ex tension" telephone in your kitchen is doubly handy when a pot is bubbling, or a cake is be ing watched, or hands are covered with Hour just w hen you want your telephone there. Extensions are only a few cents a day. May we tell you niore?...,f.(? mk our Business Office. , ;' THE I'ACiriC TtLtrilONE AND TCLEGRAm C0MPAN' Iclcpliuno t 121 So. Stcpiuti St, I IOUI I WIWMI. . - - - ' - : y David Nlveii anil Olivia tic Havilland, at tho llidlun theater In Hose- sided at Melrose above ten years ago. Xininall Williams made a busi ness trip lo Gold Hill last week. Mr. and Airs. Conrail Long nnd Ihelr son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, CIIHoiiI Long and small daughter, and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Ol son and family left Friday morn lug lor AslorHr. where they will 'he employed hi the Wallace gravel piiiut. Miss Florence Nellson arrived liome last week from .North Dakota where she has visited since last September. Mr. mul Mrs. Laurence Goodburn lift last week lor los Angeles to I visit for Ibree 'C"ks with the hit tt's unci- ana auit-i. Mr. and mis. Hoyt-f AIUn. l'onmr Mflrnse rsi ilfiitH ami wtlli (JllM'i- n-lalives. SIM. Carl llm kluml anil her fhuihtcr, .MisM lU-lt'ii. Hpt'itl Sun day al Alyrilu Cn-t'k viKitins irit'litls. Yoncalla YONCAIXA. Jan. 2:i.-MrH. Paul C pshaw spent several days last Wf-ek visltin.'j al tht' Ualiiu'pslw homo in Kiikoih. , Mr. and Mrs. (ialrie Dpshaw, Misses Doreeii Cockeian uml Ma rian I lea upeht Vriday efrening atl the titjore Kites litune. Kenneth Crown ut Kugeue spent Sttndav with his parents,- Mr. and Mrs. N. 1 1. Crowe. Mrs. Virginia McKorii. who has been in Chictt, Calil., for the last month returned homo Sal unlay. Mis. II. I' Covell of DcSahln, Ciilil' Ik visiting her father. Sid 'Wootlwaid in Shoestring tor it month. , Mr. and Mrs. Ceorgo les vitslt Ku.?eiio c I heir dathters hurstliiy Mr. anil Mis. Archie Pateheii mowd to their house recently ion liacint by 'ami htmilv Mr. and Mrs. Walker who have moved to JANUARY 23, 1940. I' - 1 : - Porllund. Word , has been received from Tuscnn, Arly... that Hex ApplogiitH. who left recently for Arizona, nr rived there safely. Mr. Applegnto I.. .l.ln r An nll.r hclns the son of Paul Apple-gate, formerly of Yoncalla. Surheriin Sl'TIIKHI-IN. Jan. 2:i. Miss Irene Murphy ami I -a Verne French ' visited Mr. and Mrs. William Mil ler at their home In Happy Valley last Slinduy. Leonard Barne took Gerald nan and George Pankey to Marshfield Thursiluy where the latter two have employment. Leonard return Ad here the same evening. Mrs. Henry Harge, Jack Culver, Sr.. and Jack Culver, Jr., motored to Kivtene Thursday evening 10 visit Frank Culver of Ituiidon, who Is In a hospital In that city. Mr. Culver Is Improving. Jerry Smith and Wade Fenton attended the rights in Uugcno lust Frlduy night. Mr. mid Mrs. Claud SollecK spent the first part of last woek 111 Port land visiting with Mrs. Selleck 8 mother, Mrs. Fanny Gllstrap, and brother, Gils, and family. Clair Arnold of Portland was a boldness visitor iu Sutherliu Fri day. George Allen and kmmitt Hall, or Wilbur, were business visitors in town Frliluy. A. H. Chester and John Mils grove made a business trip to Portland the middle or last week. Jack Chapman of Kosehurg was a visitor in Sutherlin Friday. . Dolores Longbrake is employed at the A. H. Chester home. Olalla Mrs. Juhn Orr and Mrs. It. C. Heater were shopping und transact ing business In Kosehurg Saturday. limner Ireland arrived from Call- fornln Monday to spend a few days in.T his brothers, Henry nnd Dim Gwsi. A certain cow, Though pastured in bountiful meadows, was attracted by the more tempting appearance of distant fields. Shunning the abundance at hand, she wandered afar, always finding the new spots less appetizing and less plentiful and always leaving them untasted for the new fields inviting her on. Growing hunger only spurred her on until finally, exhausted by it, she fell to the sands of a desert from which she never rose again. People who shun the stores at home because of the allurements of those in larger cities often find themselves getting less than they ex pected. Get in the habit of seeing your local dealer first. If he hasn't got what you want, he'll gladly get it. You'll be helping him to serve you better by helping him to make it pay. Support the Town That Supports You TRADE AT HOME haws uj t-jl QCLUBS (Continued from yesterday) Mr. Hill finished the meeting by awarding the members with pins for the accomplishment 01 nisi year's work. Those members re ceiving pins were Wlletha Hutch inson. Susie Crlspen, Harry Wright, no- Boyd, Luster Fergu son. Noel Welch. Maurice Mat thews and Josephine Wright. The Forest Scouts held their regular meeting at tho Days (.'rock school Wednesday. The usual btisl- iiobb formalities were taken care of before the work was dlscusaeii. Mr. Harkhurnt, leader of the group, will give a talk on "Forestry" at Hie next meeting. Bach member will be given a chance to select Eniim Riililpct nerlalnlug to for estry and report to the group the Information they find. The mem bers were told tht thoy would he taugnt ine eienieuuuj iin' surveying this year. The Master Marketoers began their regular meeting with two yells. Alter the business meeting riiftnw! u-nnfiteiv nave a report on tho seventh lesson. "Financing. I Illsk Hearing. Insurance, and Spec ulation." Their essays were plan ned and each member made an outline of his subject. They me going to select some article ami carry It through to a finished pro Marcelltis Ire and. He weiu '". . ., ?. 1..., t viii nn - to o ti er I10 her, William Ireland, and , uneven hasting, even basting and 0 Hii uon lo v s his sister, Mrs. running stitches were Practiced. Ma ude Giles He expects to return ' Honnle Jean Tyrer was absent be Francisco tie last of the uscf "ess. Popcorn was en- duct. The meeting cioseu who a 6The Girls' Coding cluh lieli, Itt . . . ,t. .nhnnl PI,IV MA. meeting ni ""' , - f : noon. This was (he club's sevrti meeting. Roll call was answered ,.o..h member choosing a fruit i and telling why It Is valuable as a food for our uiei. aiii-u sine Welch reported on oranges: Hazel Welch, pears; Dcvorly Worthlug 1011, cherries; Jean McGee, bana nas; Norma Duncan, poaches; La vlha Perdue, apples; Mailne Wright, pineapples; Jean Uuucan, berries; Violet Coin, tomutoes, and JoBcphine Wright, fruits (11 gen eral. Several members at the cooking club have completed their work. Those who have finished their work are Alice Mae Welch. Lavina Perdue, Henrietta Ulam, Jean Duncan. Violet (join and Jo sephine Wright. (Hv Juanlta Kruso of UlverBdalol The Sewing Trio iet 'at I he home of their leader, Mrs; Alice Kruse, Thursiluy. January 18. The members worked on their dresser scarfs and luncheon cloths. Later refreshments were served by Mrs. Kruse to Patricia Dure, Beverly and Juanlta Kruse. (Fly tletty Anno Matthews) The Stitch and Chat cluh mot Thursday at tho homo of their leader. Mrs. J. M. Dartley. Social chairman was Instructed to provide ten-minutes entertainment for each meeting. Special Committee Chair man Audrey Roselund will direct members In sij wrlng roll call with something of unusual Inter est. The Importance 01 position, cleanliness and proper light, while nvliiir were stressed. InsK'ic- tlon was given for wearing thimble mul nroncr way to ibho , mill proper j '",, ifrnm ihe siioo und thread needle.