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Newspaper Page Text4 1 TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBpRG. 0RE60N. SATURDAY. APRIL 13, 1940. vjialull u u B LOTUS WIGHT PORTER MARGARET HARVEY WINS . V. T. V 'kVCR MEOAL , AT W. C. T. U. CONTEST ' tlirginl Harvey waa tha win ner nf the direr medal corneal held be li W. C. T. IT. iBitltulo Wad naaday afternoon at ihe Baptist taarca ana open to I T. I mem bar. Otliora participating la b r-antosl Included; l.aurralnne Rune. Lola jurgana, Ollle Grubba ami Virginia niaeiunu. ; ' The L. T. I.. regulAr met-tlntr was I ' I Iv-I.i .. Lie . j ..." . JunloH Woman's club Id forlter k.. , ,w .,,, ?. .i" v-vt""- JSV r?i Wanda jin-gena. president, urea d wm w M end leading in tha U r. . e raysr smith , r'i' 0, 'ai,,,B '""- cnapfuu caapier -mi um. 14.41.. .... I.' ' Mad. April 1 Ir? A. 'I...' Uoaii ooa-4inu)lqit-llonal ' fllhla itudr' class li meal at J:4 a'cloti la craning t dla lng hall nf Doaglat ' hotel, Rirarsdala gragge benefit : (Ira . hundred parly at I o'alock In e nlngiat ball. -.'Prliea .and rdrftli- tuenta.' !'. I I ' Mra. r. tL Churchill: : If I. Gorge's Episcopal Qulld mealing at t o'clock at pariah ball will) uasa wnarton ana jars, a. -ti. Knudtson! Joint hostesses. ' 4i. 8. ft. Brand to contlout talk on' church history.-All ledlea of church Invited. . . V i"l ' - ! . ' i t ' B.l'.W. vOlte club to nrftcllce at 7:15 In arenihe at ItKllo t dlreC' t.?r, Mra.. hrlea A. Bread. :"..'.''TieiOy; P'M 1 ' . ' Roaaburc woman club one- thirty daeaatdunclteon at club' .home Willi Mra. Harry F. Halfluld, chairman, lira. Oeorae K. Quloa, Mra. W,-Mae and Mra. U A. Ilnmian; honteBaea, ann Mra. 1. u. Walaoa, rctrin chairman ga hob' ,iea. Junior woman a ciun njem , bera inylted a nwltl (ueata. If.l.O, cluh ona-thlrty luncheon . u Bone oi ar. uenry oraaina at Ml Cobh (treat. . Alnlia teta Theta Rbo Olrle clifb, nieottnit at 7; 30 in evening at 1.11 , Q.F. tiall: .;' . Pfeabytei'lan Vouna . People to aponepr clmrch nlbt suniier at !31 at chUKh. Those attending, lirlnf cowrnl ijlab and aandwlrhea. . r'roe-wlll offtrln for Fir J'olnt 1m- priveineiua. jyuajcai program ann . picture! on'"Alaaka" to be .aliQWu bi .BaVf W.; A. . Cqnjleii. ; .'v:.; wedndey, April t7 ' .'. .'.New fdea' clnb one o'clock liwcb con at bomi of Mi. V. B. Buckini- hamJ .. '..''( ;,. ; v'; Delphian - clttb ' onthlrlj meet-, lag -at home of Mra. C. K Banning at 114 IfltM atraet with Mra. Ken neth -rrd.Meadr -of aubject, "Why, ntlChln'f : 2btli' cemurjr aupremacy la 'UHjlHlaed.;'., i-., - .! ' Rjii!br7 Art, . and Embroidery cloh aflaruoon meeting hi home of ifravjilttn-m f-laer atrei; ;. . Si! ;.'Joeail'f . Altar . aoolety to inoAtor aocoiid of a aerlea of brue- fit jard parllea' at S In evtnOig at. cayione (utriaa na.H. (.aan pniea for.-blib uire In contract brldre . Rearratlona ' phone 733-U . .Mra . If. H.lihook. .chairman. f.':C':.;'Ttiliraiy. Apfli U' .' fVpaeburx Country club ladlra to linet at (:ao.a. re. at clubhoune mr 'contract iiriuae; i:ju uaiiuca lunohoon-and lino xotting. Rpaeburg Man'a (lice club to, x.L''.k .( .1 L ...II... unovr uireciioq or rt. m. uuuron llf. Morrla 11. Raach'a '-'TIUDUel the . Bible Heading Course" ..clasai meeting from 7:ao to :.m in iiaa toY'a attldy. of Kirit I'reabytertan cuurru. . . .. .rrosbrterlan. ' Ijidlea Aid one thlrjy deiBert-luncbcpn meeting at church parlora with Mra. Harold U(jlt8, chairman. Mra. Morrla H Kouch. Mf"- '. HiMHI. Mra. U 1.. BkIIp and Mla Margaret Clapp, hoarjeasea.' Bnalneaa meeting In cbarge of Mra. W. M. Cbalmora, lireatdcnt. Mld-Wecli - Bible rla'sa of St I'aul'a Lutheran church two o'clock meeting at home of Mra. Charloa Beerrot) at 311 N. Slephena eliaet. Oanlrn Valley Women'a club meeting at two o'clock at club houae with Mra. C. L. Sprny aa h.oa- 108B, . . Modfrn'Arla cluh two o'clock mef'tlng nt home of .Vra- Kcuiiuth toru. Womaa'a torcliro MlKalonary ho- claty to meet at two o'clock at home of Mr. ;j. ' K. licnt on H. Pine alinot. t'evotlona, Mrs. C V. .Orova:- program loader, Mra. Luula alairla.'. Raacburg chapter of Kastorn home of regent. Mra. Ray 8. .Petre- rniinw.i .mi. ... ,j Ml. .. Crl..... rna,l In .'..(. I"'. . "' rVaJ, 8hortlu... ..ng.nd8"-. )ntfati piograa l cfiarg. or.and ltarta ,'- primary eyeaabart on Neighborhood I,. T. t., which tha Roaeburi W. C. T, V. plana to apoaaor In thla city In October. 1146; eong, "Dura to Be alel, by Paul and Frank lyn Wearer. Tha president appointed Autb Heoli f .rpiia.lclan; Paul Weaver, aong leader., and Mara Bouthwlck, veil leader.) Vlrrlub Mill. mu. neicuniiH nig tea organlaatioa aa a new member. The neat meeilna Z. "iS. Tfw or ?4,a- p clotdti j Un.. Pt4 U f4outhwick a aaviawiot ma, 4 T. U; . KSVSTONI CLUB HAS JNJOVASIE MMTIN4T AT OHOHCHIU HOME PRIOAY Tha Melbodlat Keyitone dab waa aatarialnerf - u.. a.... Churchill 4 n B . . y . - - m.w. . .. , i , , , npi If toa kt a dallahtful nn.ihiri y" ian tuncaeon rrway at tha Btreet '" Mih VtM Beautiful bououata nf whu. orchid lllaca ware uaed about the rooma and oa iha L.rV. tMp. whlia Iha amaller aerrlai Ublea wera prellll appointed with bOUQUata Of DII.Ii.1 .nrln. !.... ,rW; ware nlaoad for Mra. Ken- p i'-a ,T ?'v- Burner. ijr,. K J. Ia(ferly. Mm l u u.,.7..u uV. i. V; s .' "niton, Mra, N. M elaon, Mra. K. C. Janea. Mra. C. K. Hand.. Mr.. O. a riiil ALL-DAV INSTITUTE ENJQYEO BV COUNTY W.C.T.U. WEDNESDAY Ikwglna county W.C.T.U. Insti tute met In the Baptist church at IV o'clock Weilneailay with lite aented in favor of repeal waa that In apfte of lawa for BreventlinirSjrt' people jrhquld obtain JitiuoT :any-' way. whr not give then good, legal Itnl liquor and , obtain .. revenue! from ranie; but flat tha great ad vcrltalng carnpalga whloh. brlnga lliiuw, it v'llM.uu'S MutUb Wnb Hui eapected. The liquor Inioraaia are conducting a cruande to maka' drunkarda of ua all and tbe adver-i ttalng la the worat thing we have' to deal with. - Mr, (Jcddea auted that he believed that half of (he high school hoya amnke and thut meat at it waa Drought about by advertising, aud that In his opin ion, the way to get at thla evil wu turough piiono opinion anil legiala- tlon. In 111 ,'18 tin) Johnnpn bill was Introduced in the acnato iniikiiiL- II unlawful to ndverthie lliiuor over ine rauio and two and one quarter Gef Your Wa'n FasliTdn $ Are Property fetching , ,T coimlv pro. it Mr. Ear l Agea "l mima ""ren, ,,,rouKh '""'" the devotlooa fvoiu the first chap ter pr .St. John using aa her aub ject, "I am the Voice of one cry ing In the wlldornosa." Ibis bill. 428 HUl'.'iiu of ih Nh-I tltuial Aaaoclatlon of flroadcabtcra requested congress to ban liquor auveniaing. auu sun congreia has ilrinn uhonhitnlv nnlliiricr nhmir , imiowiiiE coinmiices were inters from the W.C.T.U. and appointed by Mra. Aitee: Puldlca- churches all over the country havi lions. .Mrs. C. A. Edwards, Mra. been aeut lu but atlll tbe biM ianl Joseph Pope. Mrs. .1. II. W.olford: acted uiwn. 'I'Iib radio coinnilssion courtesy, Mrs. (). W. I.eeper and can refuse to renew llceuaej of Mrs. V. J. Mlcelll; membership: stations who advertise liquor, but' ....... ,,u,- nu,aBu, ..in,, numi we navo a taw matting noay wnoae Harrlaon and Mra. J. W. Howard. Iduty It ahould be to make laws lor Mra. Howard spoke on the aub-'iim fnmmlHalmt in Aitfnra Or.,,. JMt Of "Why I Belong tO Ihe tn'ii. uanii In no Bl,lB.t.ni,lnu Ih. W.C.T.U.." giving as her reason reaponslblllty. The W.C.T.U abould; iutf mci mat M w toe anur women a, work en Ih s nnp Iukiia un,l a.m organisation that teaches total ah- that it la carried through. Milllunn aiinence and abolition ol liquor, and who take a drink themselves now Ihe only women's organisation that ml thpn iln lull hnllnvn In fliimlnv aenda nut trained specialists to liquor before our children aud ao leach the affects of alcohol. Hue would aland with tbe W.C.T.U. brought out the fact thai it haa 22, a. r..,,i in, i ,wiiii u. deparlmeuta in which eiuerlencetl Geddea stated that It la the forti worker, carry on education lu iie.i winu in,i ,.,u...i .i.ii.l. u., school and umlay school. lare playing havoc; that 90 per cent Mra Agee nest gave a abort talk of Ihe Involved liquor cases are on tba lota Sigma, which, she said, due to fortified w I ilea: and urged brldgea the gap bo'.ween tbe lanal that the W.C.T.U. work through Temperance legho and the W.C,-. legislation on this problem. J.V.. and trains soung mothers lu The afternoon session closed the best method to educate their. nh qU0,tiOna ubout the W.C.T-U children uu Ihe liquor problem. work. answered by Mrs. Agee. Mrs, Fred Bouthwlck spoke of At 4:15 the L.T.I,, gave a pro- ths I..T.L. elating that Ihe home gram and sliver niedul speaking MruH Iha Mn.l l.nn..un. , i.nnl.,1 ...1,1. t.... I, - ' h-iiviwh, L..M..C iu .".''. "im .iiaittaiui. Iiuivef teach children of the evils of liquor.; winning first place. and that Ihe Sunday school audi a church were next most Important prbrbtebiIiu uicqioki.d Place: but that Ihe Sunday school kScieVv ua? iU"i.1Xo ' and church lack time and material, !SfiS7Ja TIJo2n!v NQ to give Ibe neceaaary training. MEETINQ pN THOR8DAY Mrs. Anna Russell gave new Mia. A. A. Bellows. Mra. Thomas rViTn0' frograms. aug-' sumtaera and Mr. leorgo Sowell geallng thai chlldreu'a programs entertained the Presbyterian Ml" be worked In. In an effort to t-iinarv ...,,i, ....... tract the nothora, aud that allver h,.,a .7,....' . teaa be given for the general public, tW.-tv o'clock v WM fi,,n.' :L. tM U Ml V I V V i Li," M ' ' i i in, ni,i',iMi.;i, j.'1-lliv w i le ntrTiiiirw) SJltr. to meet at 8 o'clock tu eve ning at temple- with worthy mat ron, -Mrs. A. ft Taylor, In charge. Friday, April i ,Pii?t l'roaldeu(S" club, of Ouorso Htarmer auiuiary iu l uucu aiun IsA .War Veloi'sua will meet at oiip. thjrti dessert. luucheon at homo of Mra, B. W. . Slimier on, Wlnchea- tar.-atrpet.:. , . Rtvcrsdala 'grange to timet vat S:1B l hall with Mr. and Mr. 11 U Harmon. "Air. and M re. W. 1. tajYe.'Jlmmy Hess and Knlph Hard Ing' in- charge ,'of refrcsh'mcnlr. 'P.Jf!0. cliib kPSen o'clock meet ins nt home of, Mrs. T. II. Busen baric." . .'.'.'. '' . ilola. Slgma cluh 7:30 . dcascrt upper, meeting at' homo of Mrs. H. A., LaDaday . oo 0. . Jackson sVrecl. ' ' -' ' . :: . i I B.P.W.tV' noViio.ilcti) , J2 o'clock luuchuon at Horn a Ico Cream pur lua. . ,-:..; - -" -. Saturaay, April 20 Uoarburg ''oman's- club acrvlc shop open an-ilay uustairs lu club house. oppo(llo Hun?s Indian thta- !Sillerum "H.'''PIA. food sale at Mcljiean and ilpldwlna. . Mrs. Bert MaUheWB, -caajiuiau, Mra. W. U. OavtcK aud rs. il'jiper tiirtekUlvi: Prgcacda to buy dark . blind K nbool' aqdlloHuu) bo iiuivlng pic, ' (ura msy-be shown lu tuiinccUon'i wlUt-Vbuul work.-.:-. i .'. K - ' . ; : jr...,, an-s. o. rumadell, Mra. Hugh Harrlaoa, Mr, Charle. A. Edward. Mr. Roacoa Maratera, Mra. W. B 'aka aud tha hostess. Mrs' qWcbUI and Mra. Hampton. ;fa, Jones presided over the bualneaa uteellng. at which it ,,! IklHtial i 1 "'v MliZ.l l '"rl ',or the potluck i&ini-i lvn1Tburad.y even- SV?t in?', V"n May iimi'at which lime Un v u Tertaln ' .M"' "",or ertain at a one-thirty dessert luncheon at ti. N'eUon honVe ' MRS. (. si HALL IS ' HOSTgag TO INTER. F STUDY CLUB TUESDAY 'irS,!''': ?.?' Vr P.oh.cms. 7 " I I tic UUnillVKH HPHHIfin Willi Mi-o i i.2"' Su S"1" " . lHmi" 0,ow tdiui'ge of dovo loplc. "Mamibershiu, Program for'iinna .,.i ... .... " 1 srMinu uinu cl,. Ihe Cdmlng Year," pointing out ch,Ke of the vp'u. -honk ,.i .,,.... i GIRLS TO BE guests KicTuS 'woi'k XvJtr'JtL"..0' JUNIOR W0MAN'8 CLUB W.C.T.U.; and what the W.C.T.U. ,, presented Mrs. Paul Boeder' '"vitallnna have been oxtended is trjing to ua in inn tine o pro- ,a E,lesI .np.bp- ,h .,lhiopi r " K'up of Hosuburg senior lec ton against liquor and uar-, eru. Mrs. Rooder. wlio tauuht school girls and graduates of cones anu ooacone meratura. iacll00 , ,,cru ror Kavel1"6 r'"s" r ,8:is lo tlcnd a din- Mra. Lytic. Horn tho Hnuglua VPI V nne laK ' . f ncr to be held at tho Woman'B county health unit, said that bo- ed Interesting curios and costumes ,;!u,bh?U!73 llo,"lay evening at 6:3U cause he general health of people r tho South American countow ?,!,lo k .'' 11,0 iichurg Junior living In Ihe country Is pjoror than ,,.,.. , u . ' f - Woinan'a cluh. that of tho people living la bo' c' eJ"'c"t" wre Ja '" purpoao of the dinner Is lo cities. Iha I1. 8. health bureau gives g " ?, "our by Mrs. lmor pr081BC1ve ,,,,,. ot tll0 aid lo rural cllltena up to 40 per 'V'V1' ,'.fc' 'Uer""n M1" c'ul'-,Sub Junior group of the Junior cent of their budget. Their work ; i"',.M',. U ' B.' H'o,., club incuihcs on a b sis la tho provenllou o costagloM dl- M .pr ., daugh er Marilyn Vl V "f !'"'"'''). chnraclur and nctl senses through vaccination and so- ' ,, "" oaugnter. Marilyn, Mra.' v ties, i.ii.. ... ...i oi. .i...7f...... Harold Bellows and daughters. Horn . . 1931 to mai i In nine of the northil n, ""'' ' Mary Bellows.1' An Inlcrfslliig program has been western -t.foi "there were ?? Cratg and Airs. George. Camp.; jT ""l lft.!,K cases of small pox: and In the "l"' kuosib . ami ino ioiiowhik 7 . L"'.1' same tiorlod In New Jersey there memuers. .miss Jcanntu uulck.i " , """' " . ". '.- was not 01 e case tecause of tl a " Margaret Baldwin. Miss Kin-ll11-- "!"' M,s' Stewart, l.lot. ?.no c.a8? o-rausa 01 tna ,..., M1a ,,.,.,., r., .Sub Junior group advisor. The . .. 'sz z xzun. & a. av m w M. ffii.1" i. t, c- calea the oubllc along heullh linos mcr". M. W. M. Campbell. Mrs. ,'and w.orka for Ihe control ot tub- '' "rl uso d. Mrs. J. Holund orculosis. In one district In the - ..... ...... southern part of our country of 7(1 !!omP.r ?.10"' ,M'' .! ?K,'.r' ( : 1 11 1 I :i.fwi ninl fifuitw ii'ii.in. 11. ...i.n lingerie blouse and black crepe h,.,h.,r . " ...r". ""fl' .T"u'1, "b!g -Sr 'm bWM"S " -e.ar7 whi hasSgns on ncr uu, uiisiucss man. g 0ut to bag a sportsman. boss. .asmon snow in iscw iork dlspluya "How to Clot Your Mun" clothes. dcslKued to solvo evoiv gill's llnwood bowl from the local Pyth ian Bisters, .iirs. (iertruilc Alirond. formerly of Petaluma. Calif., and now of Jloscburg. was a guest. Mrs. Roy O. Young was general chairman of the evening and fol lowing the closed mooting, the Knights Joined the Sisters for u delightrul program, social hour aud refreshments. The program included: Junior drum corps of tho Itoseburg Eagles lodge, uudor the direction of Bill mack, Including 32 of the Junior members of the local lodgo. who will luntlclpate In the state con- GRANTS PASS BETHEL VISITS MYRTLE CREEK BETHEL WEDNESDAY NIGHT One of the most Interesting and enjoyable affairs to be held by the Myrtle Crook bethel of Job's IMuchtors was he d at a slji thlrtv which time twenty-four members ot tne urants Pass bethel were 011- clinncr Wednesday evening, at tertalucd as Ellen ih of honor Miss Beverly Barllcy, houored queen 01 Myrtle Creek bethel, and Miss Coral Gibson, honored queen of the Grants Pass Doihtd. verv graciously presided over tho meet.- Beautiful bouquets 0f colorful .?'! '"""""'"tetl out a pre ! f decornllvB motif'. Tuosday for tha one o'clock luncheon given hi i?7i..",,","l'Jor ,ha '"'or-Se ........ uuu iiiL'iiiuorii ami a gueals. '. " pi.i. V" w.. . "'"fO'1 for Mrs. MrV iV' 7 "or ""Other. Mr. W. a. While, of Waibouggl, "ash., and Mn nkn.. ... r!' of UMlk... '" "4 " aucsis, ami airs. Fred jaaiii. aira. Clyde Beard. Mra. li IVr. ii"' V11:."' C"""'" "o'rnor. Mra. Ia il Gn, ,ia tt-a v t. n ham. Mra. Robert !' 1 Hay II. Compton.. Mrs. Biucp Mel lis. Mrs. Bortha Cooney Martlg. Mrs. I). Rammlpll 11. l.... .... rich and the hnsiPMi ul. 'n.n Very Interesting and enjoyable talks were alien hv Mr. ur...i on tha education anil hlstorv of Lnnaua and by Mrs. Ilamadell on Ihe education and history of Meil- ,.1 The ient one o'clock luncheon meeting will In, hpi.i aiii 01...1 ... Iha hmue of Mrs. Jay Young at Mel rose at which time a general dis cussion of the comlug year's study ..uu nvm wi.ii uq vojoyed. KIWANIS DIRECTORS ENJOY. TURKEY OINMCB AT L. A. RHODEN HOME Ihe health unit Is now working to '- Nichols. Mra. C. K. Hob Mr. and Mrs. f. A. ni,,i tallied the Klwanla dlrcriors at a M-ry cnjoynoio atr-tiitrty o'clock turkey dinner .nt their. k..u.,,ir..i Uoaie on Overlook Wednesday eve-Ulna. Covers wore placed at n t. tramivcly apiHilntcd table for H. t). Paraeter. n.-.,l.lMni 11 l-u... l. K. Carr. Paul Gcddes. fl V W in,. ""). A. ninicr. li. 1. Ilerron h. S. MctTaln. Ilr. C. II. Wh.Ip ..,,1 i.u iisiiurs. nailer Hsher, Thorn aa Parkinson, aud the host, L. A iwioucn. A short liitMiiipttjt nip.. it,.- ..... lononcil u a verv im niih . ..I Hour. 4 W, J. CLARK IS HONORED AT DELIGHTFUL PARTY ON ointnuAT ANNIVERSARY Mrs. W. J. Clark ontcrtin,.,i i a delightful party at her home Huturday oveiilna to bunor tbe birthday anulvcraary of Mr. Clark. A beautiful flowering azalea plant waa presented to .Mr. Clark roln Mr. and Mrs. llarrv Itun.llpu Mr. and Mis. Humor C.mw Mr and Mrs. James Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. William Pallcraun. Mrs. r. P. .tuud.ly aud ilaughtcr, Miss liulh nd Mrt. IrcUu UlllUms. lUIIISB -waa utllo.icd and later U tha aiupiug'Mr'p. Clurk sincd delicious rettciainenu. quaint the guesis with tho pur poses and activities of tho Sub Junior group. Following tho dinner a social hour will bo enjoyed. Final arrange- find the carrier. Mrs. Lytic askeil cl'ta. Mrs- t'oorgo Sowell, Mra. W.lmenls for the dinner were made people toated 33 wero poaltlvo aud riuon.ii . uujusou,. .......un, t-,ruK ui me noiue 01 that evenona report any aitspic Ml'f- Earl Ullrich. Mra. R. S. "all, Mra. Gordon Stewart with Mrs. C. ioua cusea of tubetculuala or cuu- "ni' on- Stephen Allen. Mrs. t. hmlih and Miss lletly Shouinak luglous diseases ' lOeorge M. Brown. Mra. Thomas cr attending the meeting. Mrs. J. W. Howard closed the1 Sotniucis. Mra. Morris H. Koach. The sub Junior group has been morning session wlih prayer. fol-j,r"- A- ,, M- Lmniajaeilve among the youuger set fol lowing which deUclous luncheon !,ox' ;,rB' 'le", 1 Ml'"' t'W.suvcral years. However at the close was served by tUu laillca of tho 'P5'' 51,a' Veo,rgo ';ttrV' ll'"' h ,ot 'oar's school year the ma Baptlst church. ' Robinson nud Mrs. J. A. Mtiuld- j Jorlty or meiiihcra left Itoschui g to The arturnoon sosaiuu was open-.""!. intend college. Tho reorganisation eil with devotions by Bov. II. P. The next meeting- will bo held of the group, under the leadership Sconce reading from the GtU chap- at the home of Mrs. C. E. Roberts, 'of Mrs. Gordon Stewart. Is being ter of Galailnua and speaking or, amy nut. at wntrn tnno Mrs. raw the threo burdens. 1. Everyone will review a book oil the Chrisllati should bear his own burden; 8. home and special music will also Bear )C one another's burdens; 3.be enjoyed. Cast your burdens on the lird. a) Rev. Sconce also spoke on What pjoSEBURG REBEKAH e sow so shall ye reap. If ye UODOe H0L0S meeting spiritual seed yo ahull reap spirit tm fcq v EVENING ual fruit. "Let us not be weary In well doing, for in due season ye kibII reap if yo faint not anticipated as a successful venture with otltslauding senior high school girls being Invited lo Join the membership. All Junior Woninn's club mem bers are urged to attend the dinner Monday evening in unlor to be come acquainted with the prospec tive Still Junior members. Junior Woman's club members and Invited guests are asked to phono Mrs. Gordon Stewart or Mrs. Miss ' Ina Faruaw.orlh. unulo I? I'JIlII.1. t.l'PMllle.l IIV'PI' tllP ttpllPl,!.)! .lira. V. J. -lutein apoae uu inns indue ineoihiu ut tin, 1.0.0 F. ha and exhibits, a campaign among Tuesday evening, at which time the c- K- Smith lu order thai nwcrvu those that are out members ot the following delegates were appointed, 'tons may be made for Ihe dinner. W.C.T.U. She urged that every,, atlond the slato couvenlou in mcuibcr make something for llii-sa-r-nrvallta In May: Ona Wllliauis, KEYSTONE MEMBERS AND inns. r,no pouiivu oui i.iai "( unite llawtl, Maggie lleut auu; HUSBANDS ENJOY POTLUCK W.C.T.U. la comparatively Insig-. Kthel Itnllpv nlllcant In small graupa uut mat r,i incluile wo are qulelly going auout uonm a very Hue work lu nulionnl af tiiira. Tho slate president's , rrmurks Alternates apiloillt- Allco Goff. Suslt' Jackson. Itulh Piumcr and Lydla ltoailmau. ' Tho vlBlllng conimittcc apieilnled Included: Mliinle tlawn. DINNER THURSDAY NIGHT ro read by Mrs. Karl Ageo . Huilncll and Arglo OeWill. follows: The llqil'ir "altlc Is The Junior degree staff praellced spen. ling Close to .',owo.o.i."o uic a( the close of Ihe meeting. The Keystone cluh . inciuucrs en-t.M-talueil I heir husbands at a de lightful politick dinner at slx thliiv Mayiue o'clock Thursday cvenliis at the Methodist church with Mrs. Hugh Harrison and Mrs. Earl Wiley act ing as general chairmen. Tho til- n'liiiuu at .uarsiiiietii 111 juno; pre-ling, at wntcn tunc tlirco gills were view of frontier davs. movinsr nil-1 initiated. i turq, of "Virginia City." shown by Special guests of honor Inr'iided Mr. Vinson: orchestra music by;. Mrs. A. J. loung. of Itoseliur.'. Italpli Ohuiuu. his trumpet and his; past Rim rd la 11 or Itoseburg belli"!; crcliestia. Snort talks by both Past grand guardian of Oregon and tho Knights and Sisters were cn- now Filth Messenger of the Su- liualll In promolloual advertising! Tim next incotlnu will be a so-, hies v.-pro bi nulilullv .leiomle.l nun i-. in.iit.PK mi,, up .,.1. ...a rial niiair, 10 which ine uoo rei- lotnl ot I S i u.to 1 1 . . .iu gallons oi an 1 1,, wlll ho enlel tamed us guests, kinds of lliiuor. The drinking mo- n, ,.,i,kIUiipiii lununltteu In- I her Is us great a problem as kcep-,,.ul,, F.ltle Schwari. Mis. Wil-Jaud cnnicsts during tlic social with howls of tulips and lilacs. Mrs. C. K. Hand entertained the group with several clever games Ing the youngster, out of interna and away from liquor. 1 no itceic-. Institute reports that 77 per cent of Us women patients In a single venr were housewives. In l!l3t the expenditure for public education a- allghlly more lliati two billion dollars, while during Ihe same 12 mouths three billion six hundred million dollars were spent tor ll iiuor. During Ihe first six months of tho repeal period, state and na tional government expended more ihnn Jio.ooii.o.iti.ouo.nii to relieve the needy and unemployed, and during the same time the liquor Irafltc had taken In more than l l.lHiu.mW.--aiii.oo. It wn stated that liquor sales would help thu farmers be cause of lh grain used In the manufacture of lliiuor. there Is SOU. ouo acres or grain used; they tor. sot to lay lhat this la only nine tenths of one nor cent ul the total mti, Hint ol main raised, aud there haa be-on 40 iwr cent decrease In the amount o( milk consumed. The liquor bill In Oregon la I2s.au per capita per year. .I n I'aui ViwKlua gave a ''.' IiiIihcHUk talk, setUug l)rlb thut one o tbe arguuicsta that nai pre-Hours. Ham Morlan. Mabel Schlndlcr. Ger trude Ahrcnd. Agues Pitchlurd Katu Fariisworth and J. B. Bailey. Tho decoration committee In cludes: Marjuie Casebeer. Virginia Cyrus anil Mary Mvera anu the en tertainment committee includes. Elliel llalley. Loin Itarby and Ly dla Hnsdmaii. CHRISTMAS CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT CHURCH HOME FRIDAY BVENING Mrs. II. C. Church entertained the memlicrs oi the Christmas club ut a very charming seven o clock nuoper at her attractive Laurel wood home Friday evening While tapers and a bouquet of lilacs and Sweet William graced the table. Cover, were placed fur Mrs. Clair K. Allen. .Mrs. Kenneth tlllllio. Mrs. O. M. Ilerrie. Mrs. C. IL Made. Mra. Guy Cordou, Mrs. J. It. Wharton. Mrs. I. K. Mct.'liu tock. Mrs. II. O. Pargoter. Mrs. It. II. Bridges aud the hostess. Mra. Church. Sowing aud vlelline were en-, Joed during the jilca-.tul social bout's, following the dinner. Those eitjovlnu the occasion Included Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Boucock. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. Mr. aud Mrs. C. M. llutne.'. Mr. and Mrs. George Churchill. Mr. anil Mrs. C. , K. Hand. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Harri son. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wiley, Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Nelson.' Ilev. and .Mrs. l-ouis Magln, Mr. and Mrs. It. B. Hamplnn. Mr. and Mrs. G. M Krell. Mrs. Kennelh Ford, Mrs. K. t Jones. Ir. Charles A. Edwards. Joe llavcy and Bob Harrison. GRAND CHIEF PAYS OFFICIAL VISIT TO PYTHIAN SISTERS HERE Grand t'hlef of Oreuon, Margar et Phillips, of Pol l land. iald hor official visit to the Itosehura Pyth ian Sisters at a very InlerestliiB and eiiJoahlu meeting Wednesday piruinc al Ibe K. of P. hall. Mrs. Phillips was assisted by Mrs. U-wls Manual. Mrs. Harry J. IMller and Mrs. Francis Sehrode. all of Ku- scne. IHgi-!-o work and Initiation was followed by a vPr lutervstlnc and ipstrucliva talk by Mrs. Phil lips, vho leceivcl a beauiltul uiyr- joyed during tho lefroshiiient hour. MRS. L. E, McCLINTOCK IS WINNER OF HANDICAP WINTER GOLF TOURNAMENT Mrs. L. E. McCllntock has been announced as tho winner of the 1UIU winter handicap golf tourna ment and will receive the Stearns llrldges trophy lor winning tho tournament. Mrs. J. K. Murks is runner-up. The finul play In thu lourn-imcut was made Ihursday afternoon. ' Contract bridge was enjoyed 111 the morning with Mrs. I. K. Fius winning high score and Mrs. I E .McCllntock winning sucoud high score. Potluck luncheon was enjoyed at noon by Mrs. It. D. Bridges, cap tain. Mra. E. B. Van Ncas. secro liiry. Mrs. E. A. Pearson, Mrs. L. K. Pics. Mrs. L. E. McCllntock, Mrs. W. M. McEachorti. Mrs. J. F. Hlllard. Mrs. J. It. Muuntford, Mra. Ai-lhur H. Mountford. Mra. Keuuoth W. Ktuuoy, Miss Jane Huffman, Mrs. 11. C. Stearns, Mrs. E. J. Bud get's. Mrs. Kenneth (julne, Mrs. J. M. Judd. Mrs. Frank Coen. Mrs. Paul Geddes and Mrs. W. E. till. The club membera made plans Pii- their annual ten. which will be u large event of May 2nd. The ladies will meet next Thurs day nt I': an at tho clubhouse for bridge: 12:311 politick luncheon and golfing nt l:."n o'clock. Golfing priics for this week's plnv went to Mrs. J. F. I'illarii, llrst flight, and to Mra. W. M. Mc- Eachcru. second (llcht. BAOOURA CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE DINNER MEETING TUESDAY P.udoura club. Vtuughters of the Nile, held a very enjoyable nu hostess slx-thtrty o'clock dinner at the homo of Mrs. H. It. Edwards on South Jackson street Tuesday evening. White aud bluo liluca ami other mixed flowers lent a col orfitl note to the table and rooms. Covers wero placed for Mrs. Mc- Pouald anil Mrs. Golden, guests, and Mrs. William Bell. Mrs. A. J. Young. Mrs. O. R. Bates. Mra. Al bert Mlcelll, Mrs. Bert Wells. Mrs. Will II. Gerretsen. Mrs. Lylu Mars ters and Mrs. Edwards. A short business meeting was held aud sewing anil visiting were , ejnv ,., during the soclul hour. promo order of Job's Daughter who Instituted both the Grains Pass and Myrtle Creek Siothc-Is while she was -.rnttd l-liardiaii ol Oregon with Granta Puss belli,: her first bethel 10 institute; and G. N. Riddle, pat.t unsocial'; guard hut of Orerm. Mis. J. R. Wilson Is guardian or tho .Myrtle Crek bethel .villi Mr. Mi'li'ival ns associate guaid'an. BETA SIGMA PHI ENJ0Y8 INTERESTING . M E E T IN - W 6PN ESOAYi --r. . Jane Bowker waa hostoaa to Beta Sigma Phi on' Wednesday. April lilth, at bor homo on Clair street. . ' , -,' v . ' rl.'Utl n-Jirp hiail -for Slhi Poundera' pay ' banquet aiid Ritual or Jewel, ceremony to be hckl on April 28lh at 6:30 o'clock In the noiei ,iumu. The lesson for the . evening on "Paintings." was most interestinu ly presented by ', Margurpt Cufi, She uaed us hoi1 subject, "Maildti. nas." especially those of the Jte naissauce period. At the chapter's ' next meeting, which was act for April 24th at the homo of. Vi'llmu Dovle. Miss Carr will again leud the groups study; thla time on the topic. "Sculpture." Following the program, Mrs. Bowker served refreshments at a labia beauliruriy decorated ,-wJth red tullns. Those prosent at the meeting wore: Margaret Carr and Mrs. V. T. Jackson, guests; Aman da Anderson, (.annul Newland, Helen Peterson. Wllma Doyle. Dora Broughton. Arllo Cornell, Helen Wotherell. Eleanor Hosslmo'r, Clo ma Egiilmunn. Dorothy Jitcksou and the hostess, Juno Bowker. . GRAY LADIES HOLD SPECIAL MEETING ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ; , A special meeting of the Gray Indies was held at the home of ' Mrs. L. W. Josso Wednesday after noon with the chairman, Mrs, J, (;. McCalll8ter. presiding. Thosal present wero Mrs. Mo Callister. Mrs. Arthur H. Mount lord. Mrs. L. W. Josse, Mrs. II. Waddcll, Mrs. George llharlon, Mrs. E. A. Post. Mrs. A. I. Reich, Mrs. J. M. Italsh. Mrs. Leonard It. Coleman, Miss Mario Mullens and Mrs. Broadway. The benefit tea given by the group. April run. was reporteu us very successful and special thank you nolca wore written to Plggly WlgBly Hlore aud Parkinson's lor . 1 onallons anil In Lowells, uolille's llootery. Mabel Lewis and Fisher's fir furnishing prizes for the party. The next meeting was announced for May 3rd at a 7:30 o'clock ties scti-supper lo he held ut the lionn of Mrs. Arthur II. Mountford. MRS. LOUIS FULLERTON ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB MONDAY EVENING ; Mrs. Louis Fullerton graclousi.. entertained her bridge club at a lovely eight o'clock desscrt-luucli- ; cou ut her home Monday evening. Beautiful bouquclH of pink peotiloa. tulips and lilacs were used to car ry out a pretty decorutlvo motif lor the occasion. Covers were placed for Mrs. 15. C. Patterson. Mis. Phil Harth and Mrs. M. II. Muncy, guests, und .Mrs. L. L. Wlinberly. Mrs. Adrian . Flslier, Mrs. J. II. Henncssy, Mrs. Clyde Carstens and the hostess, .Mrs. Fullerton. Contract bridge was enjoyed dur ing the evening with Mrs. Muncy, Mrs. Henncssy und Mrs. 'Curstens winning the score prizes. N.G.A. HOLDS MEETING MONDAY The regular meeting of Iho Na tlohal Guui-il auxiliary iVha-'lield ut : the home of Miss Evelyn Moore Monday evening. Plans were made ' lor the next meeting to bo in tho rorni of a potluck supper ut thu home ot Mrs. It. L. Irving hi Wil bur, April 22nd. ut which lime the mothers wlll bo guests of honor. Transportation will bu furnished by the club members. A social hour followed the ineel In; and refreshments were servod hv the ca 11I uiii. Miss Evelyn Monro. and the first lieutenant. Georgia Jackson. The evening's door prlzu whs won ny :vn-s. I -Jlllsoll. What oUiiiiTiFS measure its value?- MISS ATHALIE TAYLOR ENTERTAINS GROUP OF FRIENDS THURSDAY Miss Alhalie Tailor entertained a group 01 her friends at a very charming parly at her attractive home in laiurelwuod Thuraday eve ning. Games ami vtsltlng were en- Joyed and alter delicious refresh ment, were served at a candellcht cd table centered with a bowi of tiillpb. Cover, were placed fnr lourtuetu . , C AIAT VfllSHT il often flic only consideration liv which the layman judges the worlh ol a diamond. But if you acek real value and quality, these three other characteristica must also be considered: CUniN. The style and accuracy ol cutting con trol tho brilliance ol a finished diamond greatly affect lU worth a an ornament and heirloom. M MICTION. The degree ol pcrlcction, ot freedom from flaws, mlluenccj the valueof any slonc. Many claudications separate the flawles, diamond from tha visibly imperfecL C?1?- Jr-"lit!onally. a diamond is colorless and called white, or more often blue-white. Tingej of yttlow or brown decrease its desirability. Wa shall gladly show you stones in which these quauttcsare present to varying degrees . . . ltuowl edge which w,U aid you in the intelligent choice of tna diamond you are seeking. tmgb lit Amtricm Gem Sccitiy. KNUDTSON'S JEWELERS (Crrlllirit (SrinalngtBl and i'iklT.J "J'.-Jiie. CW. r 1 cuttim. I - J6ooi