ti&Hf
IttlMttt hM.mU itmm. bfH&k Saturday. aIril is, mo.
jocietu
MRS. H. J. CHANDLER
HONORED AT SHOWER
PARTY WEDNESDAY
. A very charming shower party
van given In honor of Mm. II. J.
Chandler, Jr., ul her beautiful
linnie. nt Kelley's Kornor, when the.
inmnhnrii of her sewing dub acted
(in hostesses. Lovely flowers and
appropriate rnvoi-H anil decorations
wero carried out for the Oceanian.
Visiting and sewing wore enjoy,
ed and beautiful gifts were present
ed to Mrs. Chandler from Mm. Dar
ley Ware, Mrs. J. L. Haundcrs,
Mlsa lloulnh Mnynard, Mrfl. II. J.
illhert, Mrs. Joseph Fest, Mrs.
fjorclon Warn, Mrs. Nun in Fits
HlinmoiiH, Mrs. Willlmn Calhoun,
Mrs. Forrest McKuy, Mrs. Itulph
Ttodley, Mrs. Cleda Whltakor, Miss
Until Kershnor, Mrs. (lien Mar
nlioll, Mrs. (ieorao I'lpcr, Mrs.
'I'hoinnH HnviMiK, Jr., Mrs. filewiirt
hooper. Miss Violet lllonntqiilsl,
Mrs. Alfred C'loake, MIbh Klsln
llcnsn and llin hostesses,, MIbh
Frunres Metsger, . MIhb Carol '
CnrneB, Mib. Ilaymoiid ABhnry, Mib.
Allen Moore, Mib, David Hill, Mrs.
James u, IlenboHt and Mib. Dale
Owen.
N0RTH8IDE SUNSHINE
CLUB MEETS THUR8DAV
A very Interesting mooting of
the Nortlisldn HuhhIiImo cluh wiib
held Thursday when Mra. MarKaret
I'endergrass wiih hostess to llin
meinhorB and guests at linr homo
for the afternoon.
Th biiHlnoHB meeting was In
chorgn of the president Mib .(',. i
Ileeerat, lifter which visiting and j
i'iiiiiik uniKd was nnjoyeii, Airs.
Norman Fisher winning the grand
prlso. Deanllful bouquets of spring
flownrs decorated the roonm.
At a late hour a delicious lunch
eon was served by Mib. Ponder
grass, assisted by her daughter, to
Mrs. Carl Palm, a guest, and Mrs.
Lena Hutler, Mrs. Norman Fisher,
Mrs. T. J. Wrlston, Mrs. Anderson,
Mrs: Win. Htolwlg, Mrs. Earl Long,
Miss F.lluilioth Paul, Mrs. Kugene
I'rlneen, Mrs. Pearl Clemens, Mra
Nick Andrnleff, Mrs. I,. W. Ingels
Mib. W. O. Patterson, Mib. C. O
Ileecroft, Mrs. K. P. Ilnllou, members.
Tho next regular meeting will be
Brid of Roseburg Boy ,
k . '-'m,
-'H;-
Local
News
Mr. Lyster In Town W. N.
ster, of Itecdsport, attended
hrsiness here yesterday.
Attends to Business Julius
Sinilt, of Melrose, wub u businesH
visitor In this c-ity yesterday.
Plan Trip Mr. and Mrs. leon
ard Delnney and Mr. and MrH.
('haiies Mole plan to spend tomor
row at Crater lake.
Marshfleld Attorney .Here Den
net Swanlon, attorney from Marsh-
field, spent yeHtenlay In this city
on legal bllfiineKB,
Theta Rho Club to Meet The
Alpha eta Tbi'ta Ithngli'lB tluli will
meet In regular session Tuesday
night at 7:30 o'clock at the I. II.
(I. F. hall.
Glee Club to Practice Mrs. Charles
A. Ilrund has unnoiineed a prac
tice meeting of the HualnesH and '.,,, 1 , ' ' " ,"
Professional Women's (ilea club to , Li n,nJ. .S.""!r,li;.,,
be hold Monday night at 7:15 o'
clock at her studio. ...
ment is attributed to thelf princi
pal. Mrs. Kdlth S. Aekert.
The Dago family moved this week
Ui tile p!"cc fornicr!" 'iiwi bv
l)iiis Elliott. ; -' '
Dill Wilder and Carol I .coper of
O.'endale and Evelyn Paulson of
Azulea called nt the nay Paulson
home Saturday evening on Ihelr
way home from Kosehurg.
Reverend A. M. Shaffer Is doing
considerable work improving and
beautifying the grounds around the
Illhle academy this week.
Mr. and Mra. Victor Shaw and
family went to flardeu Valley Sun
day lo visit at the borne of Mrs.
Klaw'B brother, II. K. (irahain. On
arriving, however, they learned Mr.
firabam bad been retuined at the
veterans hospital several days long
er than was expected, but that he
will be discharged within a short
lime.
Mr. and Mrs. Lauren James of
Drew attended the program pre
sented by tho Junior high school
Friday evening. They took their
son. Verlon. home with them where
he remained until Sunday evening
when they retuined him to tho O.
I. Lewis home.
Mr. and Mrs. Odom Ford and
daughter, Thelez, were business
vlHitni'H In llnsebilrg Tuesday.
Cecil Wllllums has taken over
tho management of her cufe In
KoHchurg in the place of Mr. and
Mib. I,. II. Crick"lt. who ure both
lihysicully unable lo continue oper
ating the business.
Mr. and Mrs. O. I. Iwls were In
oil i April 2d Willi Mib. Howard this city, having been horn here
hold
Casebenr as IiosIobb.
METH0DI8T LADIES AID
ES2,'?FLJ0HTrUL LUNCHEON
MEETING ON THURSDAY
The Methodist Ladles 'Aid bo-
eioty held a very delightful one
ociocii iiinrnenn meeting Thurs
day nt the church piulors with Mib.
A. J. Klllnon ns chairman of the
I'osless committee, assisted by
mra. ucorgo Churchill. Mrs. J. u.
McCllntnck. Mrs. H. II. Hampton
Mrs. H. I,. Hounshell, Mrs. II. W.
Ainrsiers anil Mrs. Edwin noolh.
florgeous bnlniuets of colorful
Blu ing hlnssoins decorated tho serv
ing tables, where covers were
Placed for rifty. Mra. It. I,. Whip
pie. president, conducted tho busi
ness meeting with Mrs. J. J. Ensi
ling, aecjralary. reading Ibo minutes
and correspondence. The irtspiru-
iionai iievoiioniu service was led
by llev. A. J. Slarnier. Mrs. A. S.
Cnen waB ulHlntel treasurer to
take tho place of Mrs. P. T. lluhar.
who is unable lo complete her
term of office on account of being
in.
F. S. CLUB ENJ0Y8
DELIGHTFUL MEETING
AT BLOOM HOME
The F. S. club enjoyed Tuesday
aflernoon ns tho gnosis of Mrs.
II. T. Illoom nt her homo on Mill
Mroel. Iloiiouels of lilacs and Iris
worn attractively arranged about
the rooms.
Sewing and visiting wore enjoy
ed mid nt the tea hour delicious
refreshments wore served by Mrs.
Illoom to Mrs. A. Alderton, of
Portland. Mrs. Alice I'lilch of
Jacksonville. Ore., mid Mrs. II. II. I
News-llDVlew l'hulo and Hngravltiff
Mri. Leland Russell, of Boise, Idaho.
Of much Internal here Is the wed
ding announcement nf the mar
riage April 7th, of Udnnd Hussell,
son nf Mr. and Mrs. Ilulph L. Hus
sell, of Itosehurg, and Miss Hose
Donnvan, daughter of Henry Dona
van, of linker, Ore., at ilolse, Idaho.
Lelund in very well known In
April 7, lull!, and was married to
Miss Donnvan on his birthday an
niversary. He wan gradualed from
Itoseburg senior high school In
lllltl and during his school atten
dance was prominent In ntimerous
activities as well as Hoy Scout uc
UvltlcH. He became an Eagle Scout
In VJ'.i'i. Ho entered Albany college
In 103-1 and served as student body
prosldent 111 19.17. Inter transfer
ring his senior year to I'niversity
of Oregon, where he was graduat
ed In the cIiihb of VXlx. He is a
(ieorgo Long has gone lo Tiller
where he will bo employed this
week by Elton Jackson.
.,,, ,, D,,, I Mrs. C. B. Hensley and daugh
Benefit Card Party Monday- Patty. Channie and Ruby, of
Rlversdale grange has Invited the Cme tm,,lUm. WBre vlHltor8 Jh8r0
public to attend a benefit five- Tuesday nftornoon.
hundred card party Monday night i.rry Womack Is moving from
at H o clock at the grange hall, tho Oreenwltch Tavern to his new
Prizes will bo awarded and re- place of business this week,
freshments will be served. I The dance sponsored by the 4-H
I clubs of Days Creek and Canyon
Return Home Mr. nnd Mib. Ro- ville Saturday night was well al
bert Telford and son, Arnold, left tended mid a total of approxlmate
I'rldny Tor their homo In Eugene, lv 121.00 was cleared which was
following several days visiting Mr. divided equally between the
end Mrs. A. Larsen and Mr. and schools. A floor bIiow provided by
Mrs. John Rodley In Ixmkingglu.ts: the Days Creek division was ex
John Telford in Happy Valley, and Iremelv nmuslng. Another joint
.tir. c.im mi-H. uauui luuiey, oi iuHe- uaiiee is uoing planned for tho near
oiirg. .irs. Tcllord was lormeriy. luture.
Ireno Rod ley, of lxioklngglaKB.
Olalla
Senior Class Play
Weil Presenred
Th minimi H?nlor rlnfifl piny
was woll prnfleiitetl hist night be
fore a largo audience at tho Rono
burg senior high school auditor
ium. The student cast proseiitftd
tho three-act mystery -comedy, "The
Black Derby," under the direction
nf Delmer Hiiinsiicll, Infltructor of
drumutlcfl.
Tho plot carried a BUBlained
mywlery element with a surprise
ending, necessitating employment
of much dramatic ability, and at
the same time comedy was kept on
a level with the mystery angle.
The cast was particularly well
chosen, each member giving an ex
cellent portrayal of his particular
role, and the play was lifted above
the avprage of amateur dramatics
by the sklllled dramatic work of the
players. Members of the cast in
the order of their appearance were
Don Perry, Itetty Mao Whipple,
7well Hussell, Patricia Turner,
Sally Clark, Hetty Joan Byrd, Itlll
Chalmers, Rett Shoemaker, and
Hob Norton. Assisting In the pro
duction was a large production und
terhnirnl staff. Music was fur
nished by tbn high school orches
tra under tho direction of J, D.
(Snap) Cillmore.
Wilbur
OLALLA, April 1.1. Mr. nnd
Leave For District Convention
Mrs. L. L. Spencer, of this city, ac
companied by Mrs. fieorge Ilrynnt,
of Coouille. slate president of Hie
Oregon Federation or P..P.W.C, nrs. non cnrrol mm Dlxonville
anil Miss (loldie Walte. of Kansas, called lit the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
member of Thetn Chi frniei-iiiiv national field secretary, left Friday Rv J. Carnal! Tuesday.
Ho baB been associated as nHrts i ,or Pendleton to attend the dis- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend and
editor for the Idaho Statesman 'riot conference of Business and children. Donna nnd dale, from
at llniso since October 19:18. The Professional YVomen's clubs, to bo Mcdford, spent Hie week-end al
bride attended school nt linker j b( hi Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. the home of Mrs. Friend's parents,
Ore., and was gradualed from' -S-'oncer will return to her homo Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ollivallt. return
business college at Ilolse, Idaho, l"10 Monday. , lug to Medford Sunday evening.
where aho Is emnlnveil ns n Becre Mc.Cormick mid Patterson have
tni'v at the llm St 1. 7 Trilr n , Vlsltlno Relatlveo-Mr. and Mrs. been shearing goats for the various
Vmcl'K H, Mcdheliey arrived hero ranchers through the valley, work-
lete and Is on the honor roll of the 1 1 '" "IJ ' " """rJT' L. ' Z , 7 m' r"" " "
ItoiHu Ladies' Howling leaguo. Mr.
und Mrs. ItusKell will make their
home at 1102 N. 71 h St., in Holne,
evening of April Hlh at S o'clock
at Vert Memorial honoring Coldie
Wuilo, nf KiUiHiiH, ntitioiuil Held re
preHf.ntallvt Mrs. Ix.itiu Ilrynnt.
state president, Hundny, April Hth,
executive brenltrast at 7:'.Kt o'clock
fit Hotel I'cmllcion; open forum at
ten o. in. and noon luncheon at
ia:.10 at V.rWV. hall. Mrs. I,. D.
Spencer, of Unschurg, will repre
sent the local club at tho confer
ence.
American Legion
Auxiliary Activities
Hy MUS. CI.ACDK MAKKIi
Tuenday niKbt, April 1ft, the
Umoqtm pohI and auxiliary will
have as their guest. Henry link
er, Hed Cross Pacific branch man
ager, who will Hpenk to the srnup
on Ited CroH In the world today,
according to Mrs. M. It. Itlchards,
proHldcul. The auxiliary will also
make plans al this meeting for
(he coming vil of Hh department
president, Mis. William llorsfall
on April 29.
I.asl Monday night the post and
nuxlliary were hunt a lo JumeH P.
Mulcare. national field secretary
of the American Legion from Fort
Mitcy, San V'raiiciHco. Mr, Mulcure
spo e to tho group nt the Dmp
iptn hotel on rchnhilltntton nnd aid
i t i i rii 1 1 k i t. v; . V , ' ' widows o veieraiiH. lepnri-I-
"'f!.1' "' J "'li,.el Coinniaudcr Nell Allen or
V..l ii... n ..!' l,0,l0'':tliants Pass was also present. The
ill a ; lM"lR"'"'r' following day Commander ami
fcJi . . ','1 . "leetlng will be , M,., Vincent Mnloiie entertained
held at the home of Vis. T w .1 n .
innlider and Mrs. Malone drove
wlih Mr. Mulcare to Portland for
further conferences.
At the child welfare program of
the post and auxiliary last week
Thomason.
I
FINS ART9 DEPT.
ENJOYS MEETING
Members nf the Finn a,i ,i.
Jinrtment of the Itoseburg Junior Mr- f'rlltenilen spoke of the Jun
vt omail s eiUO, met at the home of ueillimmncy pruni uini ..us.
Mib. William ltiirath Thursday I Mri,i;o I"0", department child
evening, April II, for discussion I we"R ''httlriiiiin gave a resume
of the topic, "Drama." The group ttltt wn,-,t 'bme for children. Mrs.
loud tho plnv "Philadelphia story " (i"orgo Cnskey, local chalrninn
one or tho 1939 best plays llinl ll,ls monlb tho Inleresl
Later In the evening Mrs ITn- "' American Legion auxiliary
rath showed ueveral reels of mo- 'entered on the welfare or
I'oil pictures. Kell'eshments Were 1 ",m 1 " 1111 cuimreu. I rrn rtic. nil
serven al the close or I he evening
to Miss Eleanor Fles, Miss Marge
Lnnge, Mrs. Chin leu llslrnnder,
Miss Elaine llrown. MIhh Hetty
Shoemaker. Mrs. Jack Chapman.
Mrs. Sidney Dunienlco by Mrs. I'll-raib.
NO HOSTESS LUNCHEON
ENJOVED BY B. P. W. C.
CROUP AT UMPQUA HOTEL
Members of tho Muslness nnd
lock Jones treated the group wlih
several songs.
Speaking of the child wellare
work Mrs. Dixon said (be auxiliary
is Interested prlmarllv of course In
Ihe welfare of the children of the
dead slid disabled world war veter
ans "but we have round that we
uauniit promote the welfare or vet.
erans' children lltlloHS we serve
lor the welfare or all children. Our
direct aid Is mainly ror the chil
dren or veterans, yet our etrorts
Professional Women's club enjoy. accomplishing much lo bring
nig mo no nosiesB luncheon nti "'MMiiness ana opiinriunii
noon Friday at the Hotel rmpuita
inriiideii: Mrs. William llcll.
chairman. Mrs. Clara linker, a
guest, Mrs. C. W. Sllinlger, Miss
Lucille Inox, MIhb Martha Pert-)'.
Mrs. Ethel Easton, Mrs. II. U Car
penter, Miss I In iJtllbach, Mrs.
Story Ilea and Mrs. Elizabeth Gar
rett. . The group will meet next Friday
nt 12 o'clock nt a no-hostess lunch
eon at Horn's ice cream parlor.
I1I8TRICT CONFERENCE
FOR B.P.W.C. ANNOUNCED,
TImv. .Pendleton District confer-
to a vast number of children out
side or veterans' families.
" 'A square deal for every child.'
Is our iiiolto. We give our active
cooperation to all sound move
ments having ibis goal. Our sup
port Is behind legislation to anfe
guard childhood. Wo work to
bring the benefits of new legis
lation to the children.
"Legislation recently passed op
ens many possibilities of obtaining,
ilminrlal belli for dependent chil
dren nf veterans. We tee) that It
Is our rexnoiiHlblllly to Had the
children eligible tor this help and
old them In secuilng It, Health re-
pnee of' linslneae andi Profesalonnl cords allow early detection anil
Women's, cliibB Will be held April, correction of physical defects, nnd
Hth. and Ihe program for (he day are linporlont In -securing federal
iocludest Hiforinul j-oriillon tbn aid In many cases. We are at
tempting to show mothers the :ie
e.eSHlly for these ilerinllo records."
April, the anniversary of our en-
Ltrance into the world war sees our
country arming again to protect us
from another war.
With memories nf April. 1917, In
mind, women of the American Le
gion auxiliary are watching wit.i
keenest Interest the strengthening
nt America's national ilelense,
said Mrs. (lay Cordon, chulrman of
me nallonal ileleuse committee ol
Ulitpqun null of Ihcauxillury.
Safeguard against repetition of
Ihal tragic April of 211 years ago
is seen by (lie auxiliary women in
tlie Increased defensive measures
I liiit the United HlntcH now is itink
in. Mrs. Cordon explained. The
auxltlury has worked constaiilly
ror strong derenses as a guarali
tee id peace and Ih colilluiiing to
exert lis influence 111 support nt the
steps necessary to make America
secure from attack. ,
"111 1917 the I'nlted States was
completely uttpvcp-ired to meet the
tin-out of llin I-.urntici.ii v;tr." Mrs.
Cordon said. "The belligerent
powers knew this and believing we
could not bo a factor In Ihe war,
committed the aggressions against
us which forced us Into the con
flict. We or the auxiliary arc de
termined that this chain ol' events
shall not be repented. We want the
United Slates to bo slrong enough
so that no nation will etiteriiiin
thoughts ol aggression against
us.
"We who remember the April ol
1917 know what war means to wo
men. We know bow it feels to see
a son. husband, rather or brother
leave home ror war. Our sympn.
thy goes out to those women of Eu
rope who are experiencing this
today, and we hope that peace can
be achieved for tbeni before war
Is iiuleashed In all of Its terror. We
believe that our country can be
protected from this new war anil
from any future war threats If it
Is well prepared to delem! Itself
With a navy second to nono and
wlih nn army modern In slie and
equipment, we are sure that the
coining of Bprlng will never again
mean I lie beginning of war nnd
grlel ror American women."
RIVERSDALE H. H. CLUB
ENJOYS MEETING AT
MOWERY HOME WEDNESDAY
The Rlversdale Happy Hour cluh
They wore married Ihe first of tho nesd.iy and going from there to
month nnd hnve been residing nt LooklngglasB to work.
Scotia, Callofriila. Mrs. McChn-; Mr. find Mrs. John M. Orr went
hcv is n daughter of Mr. and Mrs. i to Itoseburg Tuesday to take Win.
Clinton (iorlhy. Mr. und Mrs. Hi- Sulono In lor medical care,
(ihehev were accompanied by, the Mr. nnd Mrs. Small havo re
former's brother, Arthur. Tho. line turned from Portland und will be
tilers, who are employed In bridge nt the ranch for u few days. They
construction work at Scotia, -will recently purchased Ihe twenty
visit with relatives at Cletieury. i neres formerly owned by Eric
Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Walgomulh
and daughter. Miss Joan, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Howard and daughter.
Nona May, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ho
molka und daughter. Lillian, wero
Sunday visitors ut the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. R. C. Heater.
Around the County
Canyonville
CANYONVILLE. April 11. Mrs
Helfnda Easterday, who has been
Riddle
RIDDLE, April 11. Mrs. If. Y.
Ill .luring the Past week. Is much A wllo"rncetly moved to Yon:
;"herVo;.. "et'lX anen'S A!?"Z
wlih her mother, Mrs. Hello Mayes
who is quite ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace I-umlberg
by Mr. Hens of Myrtle Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Konald Ioffer re
tin 'I'uou.ln . f ltln ut linen
Dion ..(jH.,,1 n It.- knn.n ..f rllfU and daughter, Meredith, of Oak-
Lorfer's pareniB. Thev are both WB'' lenilln(c to business
feeling greatly Improved. , mnttera here Saturday.
Mrs. Mabel Jeans nnd daughter.' "'" C hloe Mllllvan. who has
Leola. mid (il.'iin llurnett of El- heen making her home here with
mini, visited Thursday at the homo ber falber, S. II. Rockhlll the past
or Mr. and Mrs. O. I. Lewis. few. months, spent last week at
W. U Hash and son. Ralph, 1 Seattle,
stopped Silnduy nt the II. J. Hash' Mr. nnd Mrs. Doyle Harper and
homo on (heir way home to Scho-- family are moving this week from
mult from Portland, where they! town to the llert Hemphill place
have been visiting relatives. on tho Canyonville road.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cornutt nnd I Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kiddle nnd
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Iliglow wesson, Don. left Sunday ror Lebanon
WILI3UR, April II. Reiilah An
drews 0 Cottage Grove visited at
the home of W. E. Thompson over
the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Denton ol
Eugene arrived here Friday lo
visit until Saturday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Humphries.
Mrs. Rosella Bridge is quite nick
nt her home here with flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Phillips
nnd daughter, Margaret Ellon or
Eugene, spent Saturday night with
tho hitter's grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. P. McKay.
Frank Wells und Jimmy Dye, of
Toledo .arrived hero Friday to visit
with the former's undo nnd mint,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry flaird, for a
few days.
Charles Holcomb Iiuh accepted
work at the loading dock in Slither,
lin and commenced work there the
first of tho week.
The 411 club leaders met nt the
Wilbur auditorium Monday night,
for regular business meeting. Pluns
wero made for their annual mar
keting day program nt Itoseburg.
April 1.1. Delicious refreshments
were served to ull present.
A polluck dinner nnd quilting
puny was held Friday at the home
of Mrs. Jim Hunter. A very en
joyable time was hud, and the
ladies proved very efficient In cnl
lnnry ai l as well as quilting.
Mr. nnd Sirs. Ccorgo Wlnnlford,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Winniford, son.
Cerald, and daughter, Laurulio and
Marvin Winniford of Cordon val
ley were dinner guests Sunday or
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Humphreys nnd
.Mr. mid Mrs. Kenneth Harneberg.
Drain
DRAIM. Anril 11 Tk ,.i
North Douglas 4-H club spring
inn- is again to lie Held nt Drain,
Friday, May 10.
The four CnsklnQ ihlMi-.n anu..
ed school this week. The Cusklns
ininiiy nas moved to the Robinson
house nnd aro recenllv ft-nm P..II .
lornia.
Rurus and Norma Hlcketbier.
Peggy Mencham, Pearl and Busier
Ilarron. Ted and Clerlrude Schesso
are again in school nfter undergo
ing tnnsllectomies nt the Doern-
heclicr hospital In Portland.
Principal O. H. Bloomqulet at
tended the Douglaa elementary
principals meeting al Roseburg lost
Snturiluy.
The Drain 4-H marketing club
will make the annual trip to Rose
burg Saturday, April 13, where they
will visit industrial plants nnd
other points of interest.
Mrs. Ellse I .amp and Miss Kliza
heth Rice, prlmnry teachers In the
Drain grade school, attended a
meeting of lower grade teachers
at the Roseburg Junior high school
Saturday afternoon. This meeting
was called to organize n county
group, for tho purpose of discus
slon of teaching problems. Vera
Rue Lee, prosldent of the state as
sociation for childhood education,
assisted in the organization of the
new Douglas county group of which
Mrs. Lamp was elected president.
To Speak at Riddle Church j
Dr. R. L. Dunn, of Roseburg, will
he the speaker at the Christian
church In nt Riddle Sunday eve
ning's service on tho topic, "The
Rapture of the Church."
Maccabee Hall
Pubiic Dance
Saturday Nictf
Music by RhythiruMr
Everybody! Weloiw''
Admission 25o.i
PHONE 21
TAXI
PHONE 21
Our New Alleys
Are Open ...
These fin bawling alleys or
scientifically built for mn
and woman who want ral sport.
SPECTATORS WELCOME
Roseburg Recreation Bowling Alley
Corner Lon and Jackson Sts.
Elks Hall
Roseburg Undertaking Co.
Established 1901 M. E. RITTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 600
Oak and Kan 81.
Licensed Lady
Embalmer
YOUR MONEY
Saved Here is Backed by Homes
Your savings placed in this friendly, soundly
managed institution, while working for you, are
helping many families to own homes. Your sav
ings have been reinvested in one of the soundest
and most stable securities known, long-term first
mortgage loans on residential real estate, repay
able from the income of the borrower. Your
money, in this manner, makes work for building
tradesmen, orders for building material suppliers
and merchants, jobs for the architects and con
tractors. You help business by saving here!
4Vj Current Rat of Return
Umpqua Savings & Loan Association
147 No. Jackson Street Tel. 87 Roseburg, Oregon
Member of the FeGeral Home Loan Bank
shnittilnir in nmtburg Monday.
.Mr. and Mrs. I in 1'oole mill Mia.
Kl I lam lin went to Portlnml Tuph
iiy Ut visit with relatives. .Mrs.
Ilmnlln expects to remain there
for several nays.
whore Mr, Hidille. has employment
on n newspaper.
Mrs. S. II. Hock hi 11 is reported
to he improving.
The Indies aid society was on
tertnfneil at the home of Mrs. Km-
enjoyed Wednesday aflernoon as nrndemv are Justly proud of their!
Mrs. II. J. Hash Visited Mr. Hash Ki.l.llc TltiirniL'iv nrinrnnnn
at Holland Friday and they return-, Nine members were present,
ed to Canyonville Sunday, where t s -Mr.
Hash will remain until Wed- , f
nesday. Mining operations bavoi UTTICienr 7TOUnaS
heen delayed several days to al
low time for repair work on the SEATTLE Wesley CumminRs
mechanical equipment. soiiRht a divorce. He testified he
Mr. ami Mrs. Clarence Marino, fell asleep nt work because his
and small daughter. (.Jail, werefwife kept Mm awake nights nag-week-end
guests at the Albert! ging and eulogizing two former
KambotR homo. Mr. Marine Is a, husbands,
nephew of tho Rutuberns. I Ho got tho divorce.
Mrs. Itulph Weaver of Pays
Creek visited Thursday at the
homo of her mother. Mrs. Ruth Me'
Clee.
Kev. and Mrs. Hray of Myrtlo
Credit were dinner pilosis at the C.
E. Young home Thursday evening. I
Mrs. Laura Stevenson returned
to Myrtlo Creek Sunday after visit-;
in? some time among friends and
relative here nnd at Hays Creek. I
Students of the Canyonville Bible
COMPLETE
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Dr. D. B. Bubar
116 No. JsKkeon
tho mii'sts of Mrs. Caye Mowery,
The rooms were iieaumuuy neeo
rated with colorful iKiuuuets of
spring flowers.
The hostess was pieasanny sur
prised by the club, who honored
her birthday anniversary with a
lovely handkerchief shower. Sew
ing nnd visiting were enjoyed un
til Ihe tea hour, when delicious re
freshments were served by the hos
tess, assisted by Mrs. lewey
Kruse and Mrs, T. K. Burr.
Those enjoying the afternoon
with Mrs. Mowery included Mra.
John Burkhart. Mrs. B. A. Titer
back. Mrs. J. W. Smith. Jr., Mrs.
A. M. Selhy. Mrs. W. K. Ott. Mrs.
Joseph Marslers. Mrs. IVwey
Kruse. Mrs. Hubert Harmon. Mra.
AUnn Burkhatt. Mrs. c. J BJerg.
Mrs. II. W. Burr. Mrs. Johanna
Hammond. Mrs. Dale (lulley, Mrs.
Ernest flnrdner, Mrs. Glenn Cox,
Mrs. W. Common ami Mrs. T. R.
Burr.
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seventy-five books are needed to
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