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K0S51UR8 FTeWS-REVIEW, R05EBURS, 0RE50M, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1940. THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER WORLD DAY OF PRAYER IS OBSERVED AT FINE SERVICE ON FRIDAY A very ImpresHlvo two-hour Berv Ice was observed for the annual World Day of Prayer held Friday afternoon from two to four o'clock hi the First Haptist church with the pastors of the ministerial as sociation furuishinR the program units. About sixty attended the serv ice, which was presided over hy Mrs. C H. Wlckham. assisted by Mrs. R. L. Clle. Mrs. H. P. Sconce and Mrs. I,. KohlhuKn Sr. Vocal solos were sung hy Mrs. II ugh Whipple, accompanied hy Mrs. C, K. Hand, and Mrs. Hnrrfe liooth, accompanied hy Mrs. Clydf Carstnns. Mrs. liomer Grow pre sented a whiHtltnp number and played for selections furnished during the Christian church unit st'i vice. Very inspiring talks were riven by Dr. Morris II. Hoach, of the First Presbyterian church; Hew John A. Harney, of the First Christian church; Dr. Louis Magln. of the Methodist church, und ttev. II. P. Sconce, of the First Baptist church. Women of the various churches took part In the prayer service, which was led by Mrs. B. .. Kddy with Mrs. Wlckham clos ing the service. EASTERN STAR POTLUCK SUPPER. TO BE THURSDAY RoReburg chapter No.' 8 of the Oregon Eastern Star will hold a pot luck supper at six-thirty o'clock Thursday night at the temple for all members, their husbands and veiling members. . Dr. and Mrs. D. B. Bulmr ami Mrs. Roy Catching are chairmen of the supper and will he assisted hy Mrs. Andrew J. Ford, Mrs. W. M. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hur ris, Mrs. A. J. llochradel and Mrs, It. It. Sipprell. Mrs. A. R. Taylor, worthy mat ron, will preside over a Rhort chapter meeting, which will he fol lowed hy an enjoyable social hour of cards and visiting. GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY The ladles of the Garden Valley women s club will be entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. John Sinclair at her home at two o' clock. All members of the club are most cordially invited to he pres ent. COUNTRY CLUB LADIES TO MEET THURSDAY The ladies of the Roseburg Coun try ciuu win meet ac p:ao o'clock Thursday morning . at the club- ) ' l oday Pattern 4362 1 SLIM, DOUBLE-PANELLED STYLE PATTERN 4382 Today It's just ns Important to look SMART as to look YOUNG for your ago! Moth qualities are Krac-pfully eombinetl in Anne Ad ams' Pattern 43S2 ... a ctaaimiiiE printed crepe frock to take yon everywhere this SprlnK. The eye follows the V-shaped neck In a flat tering vertical line down the cen ter seam of the double front pan els. The pointed yokes are not only becoming, hut they serve to hold in the soft fullness below, too. That perky bow, shown with dainty lace edging may be In fresh rontiast. Or. for a vivid nnd strik ing touch, make panels, yokes and pointed sleeve bands all In con trast. I)o use the clearly illus trated Sewing Instructor! Pattern 43.S2 Is available In women'i sii-s 34. 36. 3. 40. 4!. 44. 46 and 49. Size 36 takes 31 yards v9 Inch fabric. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) In coins for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly SIZE. NAME. Al DRESS and STYLE NU.MUER. Send your order to News-Review, Pattern Dept., Roseburg, Ore. house for the weekly piny of the contract bridge winter totirnu ment. Politick luncheon will be nerved at 12:3U nnd golfing will be enjoyed ut 1:30 o'clock. ROSEBURG WOMEN LEAVE FOR CONFERENCE Mrs,. Ned Dixon, child welfare chairman for the Roseburg aren. American legion auxiliary, and Mrs. I. H. Riegcl, hospital service chairmnn for the Hoseburg area, left Sunday for Tucson, Arizona, to nttend the annual rehabilita tion conference in area K of the national organization to he held Wednesday and Thursday and to be followed on Friday sind Satur day by the child welfUro cooler ence for the same area. Chairmen of the 13 departments In the western division will submit rejiortrt on their accomplishments to ilatn and participate in u round table discussion for the purpose of presenting new ideas to the lend ers in order that the two major projects of the auxiliary child wel fare and rehabilitation may bo served more clfectlvely. During the last year nearly $2, OfiO.ooO was expended by the Leg Ion nnd auxiliary In carrying for ward the child welfare program olone. Approximately 400.0110 un derprivileged children, no.000 of whom were from non-veternn fam ilies, were given material assist ance. Each vear the national organi zation of the auxiliary presents $10,000 to the legion and also sets aside on emergency fund of S".ri. ooo for the use of nnv department In the time of disaster. The amount of JlliOO. which Is al located annually by the Oregon deiinrlment to Mrs. Weber nnd Mrs. Itlegel for child welfare work. Is supplemented generously by "Check n Month" gilts from units throughout the state. DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR TO BE HELD AT FACILITY WEDNESDAY EVENING Mrs. W. J. Olmscheld and her committee of American Legion auxiliary members nre completing pinna for n very charming Valen tino formal dancing pnrty to be held at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening nt the Veterans Adminis tration facility recreational hall. All members of the auxiliary nnd friends' are most cordially Invited lo attend the affair. The ladles will wear formal gowns for the occasion nnd special Vnlenllno decorations nre belli planned for the ballroom and nlso for the re freshments. Those desiring transportation to the facility are requested to be nt. the (irand holel not later than 7:lfi o'clock. I f 'BENEFIT CARD PARTY TO"- " BE CHARMING AFFAIR OF THIS EVENING Final plans have been completed by the Junior Woman's club mem bers for their benefit card party lo be held nt eight o'clock tonight. February 13th, at the Roseburg Woninn's clubhouse, to which tho public has been cordially Invited to attend. The members nre sponsoring the party to raise money for the Rose burg Bwlmmlng pool fund. Prizes will bo awarded and refreshmentaj will be served. PRESBYTERIAN AID TO MEET ON THURSDAY The Preshyterlnn Ladies Aid so ciety will meet at a one-thirty o' clock dessert-luncheon Thursday nt the church parlors wltn Mrs. E. S. Hall, hostess chairman, assist ed by Mrs. J. L. Mnrsters, Mrs. Ivan Pickens. Mrs. E. (!. Kohl bagen nnd Mrs. H. H. Grinstcd. The regular business meeting will follow the dessert-luncheon with the president, Mrs. W. M. ChnlmerB, in charge. Members and friends are cordially invited to be present. VALENTINE DANCE TO BE ENJOYED AT COUNTRY CLUB WEDNESDAY NIGHT The Valentine motif will he car ried out in a charming dancing party to be held at the Roseburg Country club at eight-thirty o'clock Wednesday evening, to which members and their friends are in vited to attend. Mrs. Frank Coen and Mrs. W. T. Peters nre chairmen of the dance with Mrs. Fred Lockwood. Mrs. E. S. McClaln and Mrs. W. M. Mc Eacbern assisting. POETS CORNER NOT THE MAN'S WASTED AGE Hy O. M. LKEPKR Why print your name On a bit of a thought; Kor wp. like leaves, Are Boon forgot. Npw leaves will grow With the com in of spring; New gin i leg will come Where the old ones cling. Why print your name On the folding of a page; It wait only the thought. Not the man's wasted ape. Npw leaves will grow With the coming of uprtnp; New thought wilt plow. That the old ones bring. Rainbow Rink WINCHESTER Prizes for Valentine Niaht WEDNESDAY 14TH Also tan frs tickets ejivM away vary Wad. and Sat. night Ladies 15c Men tit SIDE GLANCES fff. 1C 1Y W1A MtVKI, IWC. T. H MC QT. M. "I think vou two are affecting SCOUT TROOP NO. 4 ENTERTAINS PARENTS AT TURKEY BANQUET MONDAY Scout troop No. 4 entertained their pareutH at a 6:30 o'clock tur key" banquet at the Methodist church parlors last evening. Mrs. Clair K. Allen was general chair man of the affair and was assisted on the general committee by Mrs. K. O. Itiekli, Mrs. K. 13. l.ytle, Mrs. I'erry Smith and Mrs. Ward Cum mingH. Assisting hi the Berving were Mrs. Hugh Harrison, Mrs. F. ('. Krear, Mrs. Mack Brown, Mrs. Huldu 1-eterson, Mrs. C. W. Clark, Mrs. A. I-;. Klliott and Mrs. Rust. The long tables, decorated with Lincoln log cabins, tall red tap ers and bouquets of Japanese quince, laurislinlus and pussywil lows, were In charge of Mrs. Earl Wiley. Mrs. A. K. Klliott, Mrs. E. O. lilckll and Mrs. Clair K. Allen. Scouts present Included : Jack Hickli, Charles Clark. Jim Kntidt son, Edward Moran, Bill Allen, lio land and Wynn Oliver, Donald Rust, Bob Elliott. Harold Cacy, Lee Whn berly, Robert Peterson, John Shepherd. Mack Brown, Law rence Wiley, Robert Cook. Perry Smith, Keith Harrison, Mnlcolm Mellls,- Wurd CummtngB, . Bobby Butler, Wayne Hughes, Hon Frear, Ainu KnudtBqnpprdon (Jqrretsen, Donald Pettlt. Clifford Moran, Don Gerretsen,- Harold Hlnoy, . Richard Lytle und Clair Pettlt. . Parents and guests included: Robert Dill, scout executive for this area. Rev, and Mrs. Perry Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge Churchill and son. Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Russell, Rev. and Mrs. Louis Magiu, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Elliott, Senator and Mrs. C. W. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Krear, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Knmltson, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Harrison; Mr. and Mrs. Will H. (ierrutsen. Dr. and Mrs. Clair K. Allen, Mr. and Mrs, Clair Pettit, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wiley, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cacy, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter, William t'nrath, Bruce Mellls, Joe Harvey, Mrs. Carl K. Wimberly, Mrs. c. Cook. Mrs. W. K. Moran. Mrs. E. O. Rlckll, Mrs. K. D. Lytle, Mrs. Ward Cummings, Mrs. Rust and Mrs. Hulda Peterson. George Churchill, scout master of the troop, acted as master of ceremonies and explained the work of the scouts and Introduced guest speakers Including: Mr. Dill, who gave mi address on Lincoln; ualpli L. RusspII. district chairman of scouts; Bill L'nrath, who will as sist the troop 4 In coming months; Dr. Louis Ma gin and Rev. Perry Smith. Twelve membors of the troop gave short talks on the scout laws followed hy one of their parents making a short talk. The talks were given hy Lee Wimberly, Ward Cummings, Alan Knudtson, Charles (Mark, Jack Itiekli. Bill Allen. Paul Cacy, Bob Elliott. Mal colm Mellls. Don Gerretsen, Perry Smith and Wayne Hughes and tho following parents: Mrs. Carl E. Wimberly, A. M. Knudtson. Sena tor C. W. Clark, Dr. Clair K. Allen. A. B. Cacy. Bruce Mellls. Will H. Gerretsen, Rev. Perry Smith and Frederick J. Porter. Announcement was mads of the Boy Scout troop J vesper service to be held at the Methodist church at four o'clock Sunday afternoon with Don Dourls, scout from the Willamette valley, present. AH members of the troop are asked to attend this service wearing their scout uniforms. Malcolm Mellls presided over the ceremony, at which time Mr. WE ARE NOW BAKING HOT CROSS BUNS Buy Them From Your Grocer MODEL BAKERY by Ciftrtrth Off. each other's personalities ! Dill presented Tenderfoot pins to Roland and Wynn Oliver, John Shepherd, Mack Brown, Lawrence Wiley, Robert Cook, Harold lliney. Clifford Moran and Jim Knudtson The seconil rank pin was present ed by air. Russell lo Roland Oliver, Jr. Ward Cummings, Jr., played the opening and closing trumpet calls. K. P. SPECIAL MEETING TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY A special meeting of Urn Knights of Pythias has been called for Pignt o'clock Wednesday evening, Febru ary 14th, to he held at the K. of P. hall, to which all members are .requested to he present. Fred J. Johnson, past supremo representative, Portland, will de liver an add reus. Following the meeting tho Knights will join the Sisters for a social hour and refreshments. The Sisters will hold their rpspeclive business at the K. of P. hall at plght o'clock also. MID-WEEK BIBLE CLASS TO MEET ON THURSDAY The Midweek Bible class of St. paui's Lutheran church will meet at two, o'clock Thursday after .uoou all tho home of Mrs. A. Coeu nherg in Sutheiiiu. Members de siring transportation are requested to. telephone the pastor, Rev. W. A. Sylwesler, or contact the class president, Mrs. R. Kill no. TAFFY PULL IS ENJOYED SATURDAY GLIDE, Feb. in. A taffy pull was held nt the Suiter lipme Saturday night. Those present were: Don Kunkle, Rebecca, Oracle and Ches ter Morgan, Bill Reed, Evilo and Etvema Linetl, Wilbur Morgan and Joseph, Pauline, Opal and Lewis Suiter. W, F. M. S. TO MEET THURSDAY AFTERNOON The Womun's Foreign Mission ary society of the Methodist church will meet ut two o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of the presi dent, Mrs. J. B. Bailey. Members and friends are cordiully Invited. Mrs. A. C. Marsters will conduct the devotions und Mrs. FoBter But ner will act as program chairman. TODAY STARTS WEDNESDAY ...MS... Illllt ISTCI HIT llflll KUBLIU INVIItU IO j BENEFIT CARD PARTY I AT CANYON VILLE . CANYONV1LLE.' Feb. 13. The I O. E. S. Social club hus anuounc- ; eil a charming Valentino benefit aid parly for Thursday night, February to he hold at the hall, to which the public has been cor d fatly Invited to enjoy. Bridge nnd five hundred will be In play Willi prizes being awarded winners nnd refreshments being served. CIRCLE NO. 3 WILL HOLO MEETING Ptroln Vrt 1 ,if ttin TTnus.iim-cr Baptist Women's society has an nounced an important meeting for two-thirty Thursday afternoon to be held at the home of Mrs. D. H. Lenox on Corey uveuue. Members and friends nttemling are nsked to come prepared for sewing. SYLMON VALLEY CLUB ANNOUNCES MEETING The Sylmoii Valley club will meet at two o'clock Thursday after noon at the home of Mrs. Warren Cioako. All members and invited friends have been asked lo enjoy the meeting. S.D.C. GRANGE TO MEET SATURDAY NIGHT South Deer Creek grange will hold a regular business meeting Siiturday evening at the hall, after which a program will he present ed by the Home Economics club and the orchestra will play for dancing during the social hour. All members are urged to nttend. CIRCLE NO. 2 TO MEET ON THURSDAY Circle No. 2 of the Roseburg Baptist Women's society will meet at 1:30 o'clork Thursday at the home of Mrs. Lee' Merchant. Mem bers desiring transportation am1 asked to telephone Mrs. Robert Haas at 5G2-.L S.D.C. HOME EC. CLUB TO MEET ON THURSDAY The South Deer Creek grange Home Economics club will meet at (he home of Mrs. Joe Koonlsh Thursdav afternoon. Every mem ber Is requested to be present as nlans will he completed for a leap Vear dance to he held nt llie ball Saturday evening, February 24th. SMICK SCHOOL P.-T. A. TO SHOW MOVIES THURSDAY Smick school P.-T. A-. ha Invit ed the community to uttend a free showing ol movies on conservation of forests to be held at the school house Thursday even In,? nt eight o'clock. Refreshments" will he sold later in the evening to raise money for a 41-1 club scholarship. VITAL STATISTICS , ( BORN ' BORN To Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kinsgy, of Myrtle Creek, ut Mercy nosprtal, Monday, February lz, a son; weight seven pounds eight ounces. 1 "'hlrly miles rast nt Mulwonil Newfuumllunil, 'In tho Ini'KPHL air port. In North Amm-km. It Iiuh tluun Union the runway armi of uny alnioit In tho I'nltpil Htalin, is situated on u IiIkIi, iliy plateau lion I'eot uliove. sea level unit ocett pies 1,00(1 ueres. THE NEW WEDNESDAY PAL NIGHT JHKItSCKtKHS ...IT'S this run. (vine rms nag ut hit ..WACKV PLUS t tWC sat . TODAY ROBT. TAYLOR LEW AYERS "Remember" PLUS JEAN PARKER "Flight-at Midnight" llf Local News Happy Hour Club to Meet Rtv ersdulu Hnppy Hour club will meet at two o'clock Wednesday ut the home of Mrs. Johanna Hammond. Sew and Ctat Club to Meet The Sew and Chat club will meet Wednesday at a one-thirty dessert luncheon ut the home of Mrs. Ralph Hermuii in the Kohlhugeu apart ments. Returning Home- According to word received here, Mrs. E. E. Wimberly is en route back to tier home in this city, following several months in Los Angeles visiting her son, Elton. Nurses to Meet District No. 11 of tho Oregon Stutn Graduate Nurses nciuttnii will meet ut eight o'clock tonight at the Veter ans Administration facility nurses home with Miss Ann McDcrmott presiding. W. C. T. U. to Meet Tho W. C. T. V. will meet at 2 o'clock Wed nesday at the home of Mrs. A. C, Marsters with Mrs. Earl Agee, Mrs. Emma Howard, Mrs. T. G. Havens and Mrs. L. B. Skinner, Hostesses. Mrs. C. A. Chamberiln president, has announced Mrs. Earl Wiley and Mrs. C. 11. Beard will furnish special music and Dr. Charles A. EdwardH will bo the guest spenker. MAKE YOUR NEXT PACK The Cooler, Better ricro From niediorci wis. aj. Ti. (vie, of Med ford, formerly of this city, Is spending a few days here visiting friends. Spend Short Time HereMr. and Mrs. C. R. James, of Myrtle Creek, were business visitors hero yester day. Attends to Builness Attorney Paul Geddes, of this city, in spend ing n few days in Portland attend ing to business. P. N. G. Club to Meet Tho Pant Noble Grands club has announced a meeting for Frlduy night at It o'clock to he held at th home of Mrs. J. E. Dent on South Pino street. Back From Portland Miss Ag nes Pitehford. Douglas county juv enile officer, returned hero today from Portland, where she has been attending to business for several days. During her stay iu Portland she was a guest of her brother-in- law and sister, Mr. find Mrs. Claude Welch. Leaves for Salem Miss Bertha Kohlhagen, state borne economics supervisor, left today for her head' quartern in Salem, following a visit hero over the week-end with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Kohlhag en, Sr.. on Military street. Miss Kohlhagen planned to stop over In Drain and Eugetta to visit home economics classes. Taken to Hoapital Mrs. W. B. Lake, who resides in the Bailey apartments on South Kane street, was taken to Mercy hospital yes terday to receive medical treat ment. Mr. lake, who Is employed by the Western States Grocery company with headquarters In this city, returned to Hoseburg yester day, following severul days In Ku trene on business. ANN MILLER, itar o itog and icreM, now aptoarinf In Osorg White'! Srandalt, It d.llnll.l th outiloiKUna donee dlKOvery of our time ,. and a dlicovery more an4 more imokera ore making everyday ll that CHESTERFIELDS are COOIES, lETTER-TASTINO ond DEFINITELY MILDU. AND BETTER-TASTING You'll always find these two qualities at their best, plus a. far cooler smoke, in Chesterfield's Right Combination of the world's best cigarette tobaccos. Make your next pack Chesterfield and see for yourself why one smoker tells another They Satisfy. You can 7 buy a better cigarette. hesterfield - Tasting, DEFINITELY Hiiends to business- A. L. uts- well, of Yonculla, was a business visitor here yesterday. : Business Visitors Here I L D. Connlne and Mr. and Mrs, Albert Dellernnrdi, of Glide, were busi ness visitors here yesterday. CARD OF THANKS Our heartfelt thanks In all who extended comforting sympathy and help In our recent sorrow. For tho beautiful service, florul offerings and other kindnesses, we are deep ly grateful. George Bonehrake. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Weber and son. DID YOU KNOW That the junior high school stu dents are taking subscriptions tn magazines this week? They wish to tise the proceeds tn purc hase a modern sound system for till class rooms. Your cooperation will bo ap preciated. (Adv.) SKATING Every Wednesday and Saturday night,, 7:30 p. m. Roteburg Armory, Saturday afternoon, 1:30 to 4:00. Personal help to all beginners. MERCHANTS LUNCH 35C Include! soup, bread, butter, vegetable. Choice of meat, drink and deiiert (Ice cream or home made pie.) CENTRAL CAFE 115 S. Stephens St. MILDER Cigarette
