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Newspaper Page TextROSE8UR5 REW5-REVIEW, ROSEBUftS, OftESOft MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1940. THREE Society and Clubs uy Lv i uj r.mun l run I ci DORCAS SOCIETY HAS MEETING ELKTON', Jnnunry 29. The Dorcas society met at Die Moilio illBt church Wednesday afternoon. The ladies spent the afternoon visiting ami working; on fancy work. Mrs. Thelma IteRele sand a solo with Mrs. (irnco Sawyers at the Ma no. There were present, Mrs. Eliza beth rirnman, Mrs. Grace Deeliley. Mrs. Pauln Anderson. Mis. Grace Sawyers, Mrs. Mabel Binder. Mrs. Lorcna Binder and son, William Wayne, JJrs. Frances lledden, Mrs. Edith Adnms. Mrs. Owens, Mrs. Myrtle Wells, Mrs. Gladys Griffith. Mrs. Mary Grnhbc. Mrs. Orpha Binder and son, Terry. Mrs. Lena Bossen'. Mrs. Kvelyn Binder and dnuEhter, Klcnnor, Mrs. Bar bara Tarnowskl and daughter, Irene, Mrs. Thelmn Hondo. Mrs. f'ntherlno Fenley. Mrs. Kntle Ein orlck. Mrs. Ida Thomas anil Mrs. Jo Holmes. Mrs. Katie Emorlck and Mrs. Ida Thomas were on the refresh ment committee for the day. EASTERN STAR SOCIAL CLUB IS ENTERTAINED DAYS CREEK, Jan. 29. Mrs. Lnwrence Michaels very gracious ly entertained the Eastern Star Social club at her home Thursday afternoon. At the close of the business meeting at which the club president Mrs. Michaels, presided, very lovely ' refreshments were served to Mrs. Ira Poole, Mrs. Clay Wain, Mrs. Norman Ash craft, Mrs. Lawrence Hennlncer, Mrs. Jack Ulam, Mrs. Aimer Mo servo, Mrs. Ermel Brings, Mrs. Bud Eslow, Mrs. John Ulam. Mrs. J. It. Montgomery, Mrs. William I'lam and sons, Clav and Lynn, Mrs. C. C. Hill, Mrs. T. L. Weuver. Mrs. Barbara Hopkins, Miss May Fenn, Miss Henrietta Ulntn nnd the hostess, Mrs. Michaels. The chief topic of discussion during the business meeting was the enrd party which will be held at an early date and which will bo sponsored by the club. Mrs. Lawrence llenninger has invited I he club to meet at her home In fanyonvllle, Thursday, February 22. PUBLIC CARD PARTY IS ENJOYED WEDNESDAY RIDDLE, January 29. A public card party was given In the Guild hall at Riddle Wednesday evening. Jan. 24, for the benefit of the president's birthday fund for the control or infuntue paralysis, a large crowd attended. Mrs. Ber tha DlundeU, chairman for this vicinity, had charge of the affair and was assisted by Mrs. Austin , I Today's Pattern GAYLY EMBROIDERED DRESS PATTERN 4372 Here Is a frock that will make you the most popular girl at any Catherine, because you will stand out from the crowd. The lovely, colorful flower embroidery shown on Anne Adams' Pattern 4372 will win your heart and capture om ers! A transfer pattern of these at tractive motifs and easy directions for embroidering them come right with the Sewing Instructor. You'll love the hnillrp Danel that curves Into a smooth-fitting walBt girdle. with soft gathers at either sine. You might omit the embroidery and make the panel, girdle and sash In aontrast, if you wish. Note the piquant effect of the sash, looped over, bustle-effect. In back. Pattern 4372 Is available in misses' and women's sites 12. 14. 10. IS, 20, 30, 32. 34, 36. 38 and 40. Slio 16 takes 31 yards 39 Inch fab ric. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) 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, Ore. JV Wilson and Mrs. Harry Williams. Fourteen tnbles of bridge, five hun dred and Chinese checkers were at play during the evening. The proceeds wore around $111. - Mrs. Asa Lawson received the door prlxn, Mrs. Horace Hiles won high score at bridge and Mrs. Jennie Hopkins of Canyonvllle won high score In five hundred. Austin Wilson was the winner In the Chinese checker games. Several car loads of Canyonvllle people motored over to attend the affair. REBEKAH LODGE HAS SOCIAL MEETING SUTHERLIN, Jan. 29. Tuesday evening, January 23, the Sutherlln Rebekah lodge made their friend ship visit to the Oakland Rebekah lodgo. The Sutherlln order gave a drill nnd presented Oakland with the traveling friendship links. After lodge a delicious banquet was held, furnished by the Suth erlln ladles, in the dining room which had been beautifully decor ated with ivy and red apples by the Oakland ladies. Following the lunch bingo and cards were enjoyed with Mrs. J. W. Culver, Mrs. Cora Allen and Mrs. George S h a m p winning the prizes, Tho Sutherlln members present were Mrs. Bertha Barge, Mrs. Belle Cook. Mrs. Savllla Bamber, Mrs. Maude Culver, Mrs. June Shamp, Mrs. Serepta Saucerman, Mrs. Minnie Hartshorn, Mrs. Anna Hankenson, Mrs. Leona Slack, Mrs. Alma Anderson, Mrs. Ann Hall, Mrs. Cora Allen, Mrs. Ella Weg ner, and Mrs. Charlotte Parker. The Oakland members were: Mrs. Lois Powell, Mrs. Margaret Med ley, Mrs. Harriet Stearns, Mrs. Pearl Hand, Miss Pearl Mablo, Mrs. Michelle Flannary. Visitors were, Mrs. Carrie Purdy, Eugene; Mrs. Allte Fickle, Roseburg: Wil son Hartshorn, Georee Shamp and Ray Parker, Sutherlln. -PROGRAM TO BE PRESENTED WEDNESDAY , SUTHERLIN, Jan. 29. A pro gram sponsored by the Ladles Aid society is to be presented at the Sutherlln Methodist church, Wed nesday evening. Janunry 31, at 7:30 o'clock. There will be no ad mission charge for the program, but there will be a charge for the supper, which will he served begin ning at 6 o'clock and also after the program. The feature of the evening is to he the one-act play, "The Woodpile,"- by Morton Mix. The set ting for this dramatic play is the kitchen of the farm home of Lu clnda Pikes on a cold, winter day. Mrs. Wilson Hartshorn is to take the part of Luciada; and the part of Henry. Sikes, her husband, is to be played by Frank O. Young. Or ma) B. Trick is to he the tramp. The program announced is: Voonl duet, Dorothy and Marlon Chamberlain. . ' Piano solo .'. Phyllis Goft Vocal solo Virginia Smith Reading Mrs. Stewart Loedy Violin solo Betty Jeon Davis Vocal solo Miss Margaret Hay Play "The Woodpile" SUTHERLIN LIBRARY BOARD HAS MEETING SUTHERLIN, January 29. The Sutherlln Library hoard met Tues day aiternoon. January 23. nt Mrs. Jack Culver, Jr.'s, home with Mrs. D. E. Barnes. Mis. C. K. Flory. Mrs. Brittaln Slack. Mrs. Frank O. Young and Mrs. Culver present. The new officers were elected as follows: Mrs. Barnes, president; Mrs. Culver, secretary and treas urer, and Mrs. Slack, librarian. The board has .ordered new books for an adult rental library and new books for children to be read free are now on hand. During the winter months the library will be open every Saturday after noon from 2 to 4. Mrs. Barnes has donated a table and chair which will greatly facili tate matters. THETA RHO CLUB TO INSTALL OFFICERS TONIGHT Aloha Zetn Theta Itho Girls club will meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the I. O. O. T. hall to be fol lowed by the annual installation of new officers to which the public has been invited to attend. Re freshments will be served. POETS CORNER BUT WHO WOULD CARE By G. M. Leeper The hill was too old For flowers to grow. With deep, deep ruts Beginning to show. A scarred old face. Blistered by the sun; Reest thou charm there For any one? Rough old rocks Where moss has clung, Like a tattered cloak About them flung. Nothing beautiful. Something old, Like a story Seldom told. Who would love it; Who would care? Many have passed And left It there. Just a hill. Old and stern, Deeper by far Than tbings we learn. Deeper and wider; But who would care. If you search not For the things Thot are there. SIDE GLANCES 4, 111.1)1 1 Zr- M. T UZ COM! IMP BY We SERVICE, INC. T. M. SEP. U. B. PAT. "Mother, conic quick! I've m. Freightway Managers Shifted Pictured above are A. C. Berreman (left), Rosehurg agent for the Consolidated Freigbtways, and O. W. Enger, agent at Medford. Mr. Berreman will leave Feb. 1 for Minneapolis, where he has been as signed upon promotion to the rank of superintendent. Mr. Enger, who will take the place left vacant by the transfer of Mr. Herremnrl, has been employed wllh the company for the past 10 years, serving five years at Eugene and for tho last five years at Medford. He will take over his new duties the first of the month. MR. ANO MRS. LOWELL HONORED BY FRIENDS DAYS CREEK,' Jun. 29. Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy (Uud) Lowell were honored with a rousing charivari at their hoiiie at Tiller. After the noise making had subsided and the crowd had been treated to candy and cigars, they were Invited to the A. E. Berry home where sev eral hours of Chinese checkers and cards were enjoyed. Tho3e hon oring Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Includ ed Mr. and Mrs. George Norman of Myrtle Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Poole and Mr. and Mrs. Kennel n Hopkins of Canyonvllle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Waller Poole and daughter, Arlene, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kunkel, Mr. and Mrs. Avery E. Kerry, Mrs. Florence Smith. Miss Edna Mae Poole, Miss Doris W eston, Jake Smith, Guy Fender and Vern Ler- well. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell, who were recently married In Roseburg are making their homo ill one or the Eslow cottage at Tiller. DISTRICT CONFERENCE DELEGATES ELECTED Dr. Louis Magin. pastor of the Methodist church, called a meeting or the women of the church yester day following the morning service, elect delegateo to the provi sional conference of the Cascade district of the new Methodist church. Delegates elected Include: Mrs. Louis Magln, Mrs. W. J. Adair and Mrs. A. J. Geddes. The conference will be held at ten o'clock, February 29, at Grants Pass, at which time six delegates will be elected to the Oregon an nual conference provisional meet ing. At the Oregon conference meeting three delegates will be elected to the Jurisdictional' provi sional conference, who will nomin ate women to be representatives on the board of missions and church extension . of the new Methodist church. Tho western jurisdictional conference meeting will he held In July in San Fran cisco, at which time a "new bishop will he elected tor the Portland area. , ELKTON O. E. S. HAS MEETING ELKTON. Jan. 29. Elkton chap ter No. 143. O. E. S. met Tuesday evening with Mra. Clara Riley as Worthy Matron. Mrs. Dora E. Stipe, worthy grand matron, will visit Klklon chapter March 9. The order voted to pay for halt of the new floor covering in the kitchen and dining room. Under the good of the order Mrs. Gladys Griffith made a report on a visit she made recently to tho chapter at Oakland. Mrs. Ella Fenley and Miss Iris Haines were on the refreshment committee for the evening. i by Oajbratth Off. just caught a trnln rohber!" News-Review Photo and EllKrnving MRS. LOGSDON IS HOSTESS TO CLUB , RIDDLE. January 29. Mrs. C. E. Logsdon was a charming hos tess Thursday afternoon when she entertained the P.N.G. club of the Rebekah lodgo nt her home. The president. Blanche Woods, being absent the business meeting was conducted by Ethel Howard, vice- president I'laiiB were discussed for an entertainment and1 bazaar to be held the nth of April. Roll call was responded to by quota tions. Lizzie Crow will do ine next hostess, assisted by Effle Idgerwood. Mrs. I.ogsdon served dainty refreshments to her gueBts. Present were, Ethel Howard. Oma Kellar, Effle Ledirerwood, Helena Riddle, Anna Mills, Gladys Wil liams, Lizzie Crow, Rosamond Jnhnso'i. .loslo Pfaff, I-ora Riddle, Alice Green. Ann Worthlngton. Minnie Cornutt, Walter Cornutt, Alec Worthlngton, Elzlo Logsdon and the hostess. . MRS. M. C. BOWKER HONORED AT SHOWER Mrs. Millard Doylo entertained at a charming 7:30 o'clock dessert supper and shower party Wednes ,i evmiine to compliment Mrs. M C. Bowker. A pink and white decorative motif was carried out for the occasion. Carnations crav ed the serving tables. Covers wore placed for Mrs. Bowker. guest of honor, Mrs. Hoy Peterson, Mrs. Donald Gullcy, Mrs. II. C. Church, Mrs. T. B. Busen bark Miss Dorothy Dnle Jackson,1 Miss Amanda Anderson, Miss El eanor Hessimer, Miss Evelyn Wil lis Miss Carmel Newland, Miss Cleora Egglman, Miss Dora Broughton, MIbs Helen Welherell and the hostess, Mrs. Doyle. lively gifts were prosenten io Mrs. Bowker nnd the evening hours were enjoyably spent in playing games. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY HAS PAHTY The Christian Endeavor society of the First Presbyterian church held a delightful party in tne ease ment of the church ThurBiluy eve ning, at which time the losing attendance contest team enter lalned the winning team. Games were played and refresh mania were served in Marllvn and Corrlne Ilarpham, Ruth and Louise Blake, Mary and Nancy Roland, Miss Lois Brown, advisor, Alta Golden, Carl Blake, Stuart Slat tery. Bill Chalmers, Lowell Rus sell. Tom Wann. Richard Arun del and Mrs. Morris H. Koacb. Roseburg Dairy Grada A PatttnirtieMi and Raw MHfc "Drink Milk for Health" Phone 184 ANNUAL F.F.A. BANQUET HELD FRIDAY EVENING The annual F.F.A. pnrent nnd son banquet wns given Friday eve ning at tho Roseburg senior high school. ii itmi tun rutin u rm mum in America entertain their parents by giving them a banquet, nnd a Btu denl program. Tho parents are then escorted through the shops to sen tho different equipment and what the students are doing. This year the hoys were honored by having with them the state vice- president, James Thompson, anil the slate ntlvUor. Earl Cooley. Tho program following the ban quet Included: Opening ceremonies. Vocal solo Leroy Watt Stnto convention report, Richard Young. World fair review Merrltt Burt Saxophone Bolo. Marvin Hoffmeis ter. State fair report. Wayne Alliertus Inn county fair report, Cecil Pierce. Paclllc International report, Charles Beckley. Accordion solo....Kobcrt Holmqulst Corn show summary, Donald Har mon. Turkey show roport, George Wo her. Vocal sextet. Basketball report Ralph Carnes Activity chnrt report. Walt liurch Spenker Earl R. Cooley Piano solo Mrs. Homer Grow How the F.F.A. wns developed, Lee Redding. Emblem explanation, Ralph Snnd- Slede. Alms and purposes of F.F.A., Don ald Hurlev.. Creed Duanne Cobln Violin solo ,:..CharUw Beckley Color nnd motto explanation, Hoy Nice How F.F.A. Is operated, Keith Harrison. What becomes of F.F.A. members, Wallace Cox. Speaker .lames Thompson Vocal solo....M Isb Eleanor 1 lesslmer ClOBlng ceremonies. Chnn Inaiiecllnn. Ray Doerner is proniueni 01 me F.F.A. and Homer uruw i umj visor. POTLUCK DINNER IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR OAKLAND. Jnn 29. A politic dinner was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Stearns. The evening wns spent pmyiiiK contract bridge ut which Mrs. Vein Holgute won tho Indies' prize. Har ry Stearns, men's, and Mrs. Harry Steams the traveling prize. Those enjoying the entertain ment were, Mr. nnd Mrs. Brittaln Slack. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hor ner, Mr. nnd Mrs. Lawrence Rob ertson.' Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jordan. M-. and Mrs. Vein Hnlgnle of Sutherlln. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stearns and the host and hostess, Mr. and .Mrs. Loyal Stearns. ROSE AND FLOWER GARDEN 4-H CLUB IS ORGANIZED ' A rose and riowcr garden 4-H club wns organized last Mouduy at the home of the advisor, Mra. Carl Hoselunil. Offlcors elected in clude: Kdilh Hand, president; Au drey Rosolund, vice-president; Jnanlta Sebetn, secretary, nnd Vir ginia Roselund. scribe. Other members Include Betty Hebard, Dorothy Hess and Betty Hess. The next meeting of tho club will be held tomorrow. Junuiiry 30. Plan nnd Plant has been chosen for the name of the club. DALE TAYLOR WANDS AND NEVA GARBER MARRY Dale Taylor Wands, of thlB city, and Neva Mao Garber, of Garfield county, Colo., were quietly married at 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon. January 27. ut the Methodist par- sonage by Dr. l)Uis Flagin. The bridegroom's brother and slster-in. law. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wands, were attendants. ' Mr. Wands Is an employee at the bowling alley. They will make their home at street. 005 South line DELPHIAN CLUB TO MEET WEDNESDAY Members at the Delphian club will meet Wednesday at 1:30 o'clock at the homo of Mrs. W. H. Brown on Cobb street with Mrs. William Bell, president, In charge of the business session. Tho sub ject for the afternoon will be "Why England Won tne mice ror r.ura- pean Supremacy." with Mrs. Wash ington Hughes ns program leaner. GRAY LAD1E8 TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT Tho Gray Ladles will meet at a seven-thirty o'clock dessert-supper Friday night nt the home of Mrs. Broadway on East Lane Btrent. A business acsslon will be followed by a social hour. All Gray Ladles are requested to he present. GLENGARY SEWING CLUB TO MEET ON WEDNESDAY The Olengary Sewing ciuh will meet Wednesday afternoon nt the home of Mrs. II. I. Lucas at 201 in the Knhlhaaen apartments. All members are cordially Invited to he present. Return From Eugene Mr. end Mrs. J. II. Ilalley, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Johnson and Mrs. Mabel Wil son have returned to their homes here, rollowlng a trip to Eugene, where Mm. Ilulley attended a meet- ! Ine ot the letter Carriers auxll lary and the Johnsons visited their son and duughterlnlaw, Mr. and .Mrs. Loren Johnson. PHONE 21 TAXI PHONE 21 Local News Reported III Mrs. II. O. Parcel- er Is reported to he 111 at her home on Claire street. Here Saturday Mrs. B e 0 b io Smith, of Tunmile, spent Snturduy 111 this city attending to business. n Portland Opal Cordon, of thia city, has gono to Portland to spend several days on business and visiting. , Study Club to Meat The Green Study club will meet Tues day afternoon nt tho homo of Mrs. Joe Porter. Return! From Eugene Mrs. Zoo Martin returned to her homo in this city today, following tiio week end visiting friends in Eugene. Visiting Mother Miss Mary Wa ter, beauty operotor at Marlon's shop, left today for Estacada to spend a week visiting her mother. Applies for Bounty C. E, Stev enson, or Azalea, applied to conn- ty Clerk Roy Agee Snturduy for bounty on a coyote unu a wild cat. . Attend to Business Mr. and Mrs. John Parry, of Melrose, were business visitors In this city Sat urday. , Returns Here Mrs. Hazel B. Lytle, Douglas county health nurse, has returned here, follow ing the week-end ut her home near Ashland. Spends Two Days Here Del Harshman. of Eugene, spent Fri day and Saturday in this city viB iting fiiendB and attending to busi ness. Moves to Bandon Mrs. Altn Clark, formerly of this city and for the laHt severul yenrs a resident of Eugene, has moved to lliindon to make her home. H. E. O. Club to Meet Tho H. O. club will meet Tuesday ut 1:30 o'clock luncheon nt the home of Mrs. Clarence Disbman on Suuth Stephens street. Glee Club to Practice The Busi ness nnd Professional Women's Glee club will meet tonight nt 7:15 o'clock at the studio of the director, Mrs. Charlea A. Brand. Back From Salem Mrs. V. T. Jackson has returned to her home 011 South Main street, following a Week's stny In Salem visiting Mr. Jackson, who is employed there. Visits Son Judgo Carl K. Wlm berly, of this city, spent the week end In Eugeno attending the Uni versity of Oregon Dads' week-end activities wllh his son, Carl, Jr., who 1b a Btudent there. Returns to School . Annabel Rockwell, daughter of Mrs. Flor ence Rockwell of this city, hnB re turned to her studies in the rirth grade nt Benson school, following a week's Illness of Influenza at her homo. Church Dinner Tonight The congregation of St. George's Epis copal church has been Invited to attend the annual church dinner tonight ut 0:30 lit the parish hall. Mrs. J. C. Hume Is chairman of the dinner. Returns Here J. It. Wharton bns returned to IiIb home bore, :"ol- lowing n trip to Eugene to attend the U. of O.-Wushlngton basketball game ami 10 enjoy me unu 8 ween end activities on the university cumpuB with hifl son, Bill. To Attend Funeral Mrs. J. D. Oshorn left this morning fur Port- land, where sho will attend funeral services for Mrs. Frank Cavonder, former Rosehurg rosldont, who died In Portland early today. Mr. and Mrs. Cavonder anil Mr. anil Mrs. Oshorn were neighbors for many years when both families re sided on South Pine street In Rose burg. Arriving Here Thursday Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Eager and the hit ter's daughter, MIbb Carol Cross hind, nro expected to move to Roseburg Thursday from Medford und will make thetr homo In Lau relwood. Mr. Enger has been transferred to Roseburg us mana ger of the Consolidated Truck Line company, taking the place of A. ('. Berreman. who has been promoted to tho Minneapolis, Minn., office of the company. The Engers have rented the house formerly occu pied by the BerreinitnB In laurel wood. Contains tha whola gtrm of natural wheat RICH IN VITAMIN B, E and Q. t Makes tender, golden brown toaet. S, Delicious true Wheat fla vor . , easily dlgited. 4. High In Nutrlti 's Value. FRESH DAILY BUY IT FROM YOUR GROCER n 1 V)SV MODEL BAKERY'S 0 A f. Scout Committee to Mtet The monthly meeting of the Boy Scout committee will be held tonight at 8 o'clock at the chamber of com merce offfco. Camp Fire Grouo to Meet The Pottawatomie Camp Fire group will meet Tuesday evening at the home nt the gunrdlnn, Miss El eanor Flos, In laurclwood. Attend Annual Meetlna E. 8. McClnln, Bruce A. Mellla nnd Ralph L. Russell, of this city, went to Eugene yesterday to attend the dinner and nnnual meeting of the area council of Boy Scouts, Mrs. Hlggenbotham Home Mrs. Elmer Hlggenbotham returned to her home on South Pine siroe: Inst evening, following a three months' visit In Monrovia. Calif., w'.ih her sister, Mrs. Alta Wellaga. Back From Eugene I,. W. Josse and Hoy Bellows have returned here, following tho Dnds' weekend activities in Eugene visiting their sons, Jack Josse anil Boh Bel lows, at the Phi Sigma Kappa fra ternity house. Visit at Sutherland Home Mr. nnd Mrs. Allen Ieo Ilubb:ird, of Portland, spent tho weok on.l In tills city as gueata of Mrs. A. G. Sutherland on East Lane, street. 1 he former is a U. 8. engineer mid Mrs. Hubbard Is home super visor of household training arte of the public schools In Portland. Visit In Klamath Falls Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fullerton huvo return ed to their home in this city, fol lowing the week-end In Klamath Falls visiting the former's brother Emmltt (Peto) Fullerton, who le ie- ceiving medical treatment at tho Klamath Valley hospital for ten oils Injuries Buffered in an auto mobile accident, Emmltt will he confined to the hospital another month, after which he nl ms 10 plans to como to Roseburg to con valesce. He tB.a son of Mr. and Mra. J. B. Fullerton of thin city VITAL STATISTICS MARRIAGE LICEN8E8 WYANT HAND Harrison Slg fred Wyant and Audrey LaDonnn Hand, both rnnldenta of Drain. WANDS GARBER Dale Tay lor Wands, Rosehurg, and Nova Man Garher, Glenwood Springs, Colo. DIVORCE COMPLAINTS , CAMPBELL Jamea E. against Helen Frances Campbell; murrled Juno 25, 1932, Sunta Rosa, Calif.; cruelty.. Tenmile TENMILE, Jon. 27. Mrs. Rllla Halm has gone tq Stockton, Califor nia, to visit her -Dti and daughter-In-law,. Mr. and Mrs. -Denny Hnhn. J. M. Cabot was having some dental work done In RoBoburg Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coitts and Mrs. Clair Conts wore .(mopping and transacting, business (In Rose burg Mondny. ;. ' I James Sprague haB lieciu III at his home the past month; " Mnrlow Chrlstopberaon and Jim Henry have beon helping Jim Di vine of Olalla to repair his ear. H. It. Larson has remodeled his bam for a chicken house, and has house for electricity. -j . Miss Ruth Rudlgiin of Roseburg , just wired his house and' chicken wnfl a business caller at the homes '. or L. M. McCaffrey and James Ho- j molka on Tuesday. , ; Mrs. L M. McCaffrey and daugh ter, Mra. Esther Cabot, and grand-' dnnghter, Mary Ann Cabot, wero ' guests nt the home of MrB. Myrtlo t Jordan, in Roseburg, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cabot and son, Jack, and daughter, Mary Ann, , were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Bloom in RoBeburg Thurs day evening. Mrs. Cabot and daughter, Mui'y Ann, attended club nt Mrs. Bloom's homo Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Julia Crowley and Mrs. Kate DouruBsn have a brother and family visiting them from Okla homa. 1 Mr. and Mra. Peter Bll viBitod their daughter, Miss Eleanore Culler, In Myrtle Creek Monday , evening. Jim Henry purchased n new ham mer mill in Rosehurg the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. McCaffrey ( visited Mr. and Mrs. James 1I-1 vino in Olulln Thursday evening. Tharo Is a sentence that can bo recited but can't be written cor rwlly In ,Uie English (language. Borrowing a numerical symbol here'B the sentence: "There ore three 2's In the English language." Two, to and too. ARB you at the mercy ot a niffly, l aneezy, imothery head cold? Why endure eo much misery? A little Metitholfttum Applied In eaob noe trii will toothe the irritated dual mtrnbranes, check the sneering, re lieve the tmninf-M, and help you to breathe more eailiy. Alto rub Menthol a turn tigorouily on the cheat and back to ItnproTe the local blood circulation, and thu Rain ettra help in relief lug cold du ooinforU. Rub It on the forehead and umpiea to allay headache and neuralgia due to colds. Tickets for Local Show Selling Fast Tickets for the Lions club bene fit minstrel Bhnw to be presented nt Hunt's Indian theator Wednes day night were reported today to, he meeting with ready sale. Tickets aro available at all downtown Btores. There will be no Increase of admission prices for the eve ning's entertainment which will include both tho regular motion picture show nnd tbe minstrel.. Fifteen acts of vaudeville will be presented In connection Willi the minstrel show. More than 70 persons will he In the cast. Acts to be featured on the hilt Include, among others, Roy Bel lows in feats nf magic; a special blackface Bklt by members of the Business and Professional Women's club; John Sage in a group of vo cal selections; Sandra anil uirry DelJiyne dance team; Helen La- Boy In song sklla , and various! others.1 Sponsored by tho Linns club, llio show Is expected to rnlae a-con- Hldorabln sum to he used lownru tho swimming pool fund. Sawmill-Lumber Council Will Ask 30-Hour Week LEWISTON. Ida., Jan. 29. (AP) A resolution favoring a 30 hour week for all lumber flrma In the Pacific northwest without n reduction In pay was adopted at the semi-annual conference of the , Inland Empire Council or Lumber nnd Sawmill Workers unions (AFL) yesterday; Most of the Industry now works on a 40 hour week Bchodule. The resolution wns adopted af ter Doyle Pearson. Everett, Wash., member of the Bl-Slale council ex. eeutlve board, told the delegates that climbing lumber prices Indi cate the ability of employers to make tho reduction in hours with out cutting wages. The proposal will be presenien io the Oregon-Washington council executive board at Its meeting ill Portland next week-end. Gordon Stewarts Lose Infant Son by Death Robert Gordon, four-months-old son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Gordon Stew art, died nt Its homo on South Stephens Btreot thlB morning fol lowing a Bhort IllnesB. The body wns removed to tho Rosehurg Un dertaking company pnrlors. Funer al services will he held at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the Roseburg Undertak ing company chapel, Rev. Louis flagin officiating. Interment will follow In the Masonic cemetery. Approximately 2,690,000,000 doz ens of eggs are produced in the United States annually. This amounts to 224,000 carloudB, of 400 cubob each. 9c SALE THIS WEEK Carr's Oc sale will continue all this week. Big values oil Items us ed In your home every day. This annual January Bale of Carr's storo . Is tops In value. Come In today nnd get your share. Carr'g 9c Bale. (Adv.) TODAY AND TUESDAY Wednesday Only On Our Stage LION'S CLUB MINSTREL PL0S FEATURE PICTURE STARTS THURSDAY Siftr! EnwM I i Mini tltfliat X . till pi kin Ifj Kit kaiaa .iiiiltril St taa M Shows $K S p7M (7 I