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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY I, 1940. THREE Societu and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER ROSEBURG COUNTRY CLUB ANNUAL SPRING BRIDGE TEA TO BE ON THURSDAY The hkihI charming Hcn-ial event of llio wenli will l,u the ladles of the Country club's anniuil .Miiy day Hpriim bridge lea lit 1:80 o'clock Thursday urternnnn at, the club house, 10 which a laicp nunilipr or Kin-Kin will be Invited tu attend. .Mm. J. K. liillurd and Mrs. Ken neth W. Kinney are joint general chairmen f the affair and Willi Mra. M. ('. Dowker will liuva churge of tho icl're.shmentH. Ites-Gi-vatlaiiH may lie made by calling either Mra. Iiillard at .Uli-J or Mrs. Hansen at 07.1. Tlie two tea tables will be in chaise of sirs. I.. V. Josse and Mrs. Arthur II. Mount foril; and Mia. C. W. Wharton and Mra. A. A. Wilder and aaslailiiK In KervInK will be. Mrs. Paul Ccddcs. Mrs. Fred Uiekwood. Mra. Ivan I'iekena. Receiving, the puests will be tie- captain, Mrs. It. It. Jlridues; liasl Junior captain. Mrs. Walter Fisher, and past captain, Mrs. J. A. llnrdihK. The bridae play and prizes will be in charge of Mrs. 1.. K. Me (hillock, Mrs. Harris Kllsworlll and Mrs. K. H. Van Ness with ta bles in charKe of Mra. Kenneth Qiilne, Mrs. J. M. Judd, Mrs. W. V. Woodruff and Mrs. 10. .1. KotUers, and chairs in charge of Mrs H. T. Hansen anil Mrs. l-'ranlt t'oen. J)e-(-orations for the party will be in rhai'Ke r Mra. It. 1). Ilrlriges, Mrs. II. C. .Stearns. Mrs. W. K- Ott and Mrs. Carl 10. Winiberly. The coffee and tea committee includes: Mi-.?. Ilroadway. Mrs. J. K. Marks and .Mrs. W. M. McKachern. a LAURANCE FAMILY HOLD ANNUAL REUNION On last Sunday, April 2R, the O. li. Liiurnncft family held their annua) reunion at the Olalla picnic c, rounds. At one-thirty a delicious picnic lunch was served after which out door games and visiting were en joyed. 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Durks, Mr. and Mrs. Hert Lau ra nee, Mr. ami Mrs. Kenneth Lau rance, Mr. and Mrs. l-Jarle Oakley Mr. and Mrs. Cordon Hurnett, Mr a:xi .Mrs. William Mills of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Peterson of Co(uille. Mrs. Jean Tynan of Klam ath Falls, the Misses Julia, Fran- eine ami Sandra Laurance. Gloria Gail Hurnett, Grace Kllen Simpson. .iessrs. i.eston. K. ;., Plinn, Jr.. Laurance. David K. Murks. Stephen Earlo Oakley. Ilruce Hradley Mills. Gary Gordon Hurnett, and Leonard Dyer. A. COENFNBERG 13 HONORED ON BIRTHDAY St'THERLIX. April 30. Friends of A. Coenenbere. proprietor of the Sutherljn bakery, enjoycl a most delightful dinner at theVoen enberg home on North State str--t Friday evening, the occasion hon oring his fifiih birthday. several lighted candles and vases with full bloom tnlins adorn ed the center of the table, wh'l-? a beautiful birthday cake, decorat ed with many way tapers w-ia a pleasing feature ol the tabl iu rangement. Following ihe nlnnrr. which proved a most enjoyable one to nlf. Mr. Coenberg was irfsent eil with a number of useful and en joyable cifts. The evening eon "hided "Pi "."on." which was en Joved until a late hour. Those who en loved the oeoisio?) were: Mr. and Mrs. Theodore An derson, Mr. and Airs. Wilson Hart shorn, Mr. and Mrs. Will J. IIn iter. Joe nnd Dick CoeneiiberLr, Ralnh Anderson and Dip host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. t'oenciiborg. DELIGHTFUL PARTY IS HELD SATURDAY SIDE GLANCES tj CaJbraWi ft 'If we Iinvc llml cleaning wouum Iwicc a week. Til have to go without manicures unless you give up those silly cigars." YONf "A LLA. Anril 30. M rr Fred Mei k entertained a snii'l ifioim of friends of her dauuhl'T noon. Games were played o:i ihe 1J Jl lawn, after which a delicious lunch 9 1 -as served to the following. J JUNIOR-SENIOR Misses C'liarmaine Sefton. Carol, j PROM IS HELD Anna Marie am! Jeunette Hu'itinL'- inn. NorsnM Kapier, Eugene and Marshall Merit and Louise Meik. GURPRISE BIRTHDAY ' PARTY IS GIVEN MYRTLE CHEEK, April 2!). A pleasant birthday dinner nnd sur prise party complimenting Floyd lliimliett of Frozen creek, was held last Fr iday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs. John nner. Covers were placed for the guest. of honor. Mr. llancliett, Mrs. llan- heit, and her children, Esther and Dale'liety; Donna Jones. Gail Dear- dorlT. Mrs. Mabb. .lunnita. Shirley mil Hetty Wim ei. and I lie hosts, Mr. ami Mrs. Winier. After dinner other friends call ed ami a Chinese checker party ton, Howard Parks, Miss Christina Jensen and the teacher. Miss Gall Ihifiord, MRS. LADD HOSTESS TO MISSIONARY SOCIETY Hl'TI I Ell LIN. April 30. Mrs. J. Ladd entertained the Ladles Missionary society of the Metha- jdist church at her home on Laurel neigaitf. eunesnay uiiernonn. April 2". Following the meeting a delicious lunch was nnjoye I by the ladies alter which they viewed the beautiful iris gardens of Airs, Ladd. I l N ews Here From Drain Paul Cram er, of Drain, was in ltoseburg at tending to business yesterday. Spends Day Here T. U. Shep herd, of Yoncalla. spent yesterday in this city attending to business. Shops and Visits Mis. Marie E. Illldge. of Glendale. shopped and vhdted friends here yesterday. Here From Yamhill K. W. Ray. of Yamhill. Ore., spent Severn I hours In litis city yesterday on business. Mr. Steward Her e Freeman Steward, resident of Winchester Hay, attended to business in this city yesterday. Mr. Thackrey In Town Samuel f. Thackrey, Myrtle Creek resi dent, was a business visitor In this city yesterday. Goes to Portland J. H. lien nessy, of this city, has left for Portland to spend two weeks at tending Ihe field school of the Equitable Assurance company. Leave Today Mr. and Mrs. J. li. Wolford. of this city, left today on a ten-day vacation trip through California and will go via Kla math Falls, where they will Bpend a short time visiting their daugh ter, Mrs. Charles Edwards, Jr. Busy Steppers Club to Meet The Husy Steppers club will meet riiursdny urternnnn at the home or Mrs. William Fisher at H25 Win chester street. Reported Very III Iru Wlmbor ly. father of Judge Curl E.. G. V. and L. L. Winiberly of this city. Is reported to be quite III at his home on Glenn street. Here From Elkton E. O. Grif fith, or Elkton, spent a few houm lu ltoseburg attending to business yesterday. 9yP?n y?!Uy Clob M The Syltuon Valley eiub will meet Thursday afternoon at Iwo o'clock ut tho home of Mrs. Max Myers. Called to California Mrs. L. L. Winiberly left last night for Or ange, Calif., where she was called by the critical Illness of her father, .1. A. Wood, formerly a resident of this city. Attends to Business William W. Hurtle, attorney of Eugene and republican candidate for district attorney for Lane county, spent Tuesday In Roseburg and Camas Valley unending to business. Flowers Given to Office A very henuUrul bouquet of early roses was presented Tuesday to the News-Review office by Mrs. Anna lllgglnbotham, of West Kosohurg. Some of the stems hold uh many as three roses. Women's Society to Meet The Roseburg Haptist Women's society will meet Thursday at lu::tO in the morning at the church parlors with Mrs. L. Kohlhagen, Sr., in charge. Tho noon luncheon will be served by the members of Circle No. 2. Garden Valley Club to Meet The Garden Valley Women's club will meet Thursday at Its annual May day no-hostess 12 :110 o'clock luncheon at the club house, to be followed by a business session and social hour. , Eastern Star to Meet Roseburg chapter of Eastern Star will meet Thursday night at 8 o'clock at the Masonic: temple, the business ses sion to be followed by a social hour of old-fashioned games and refreshments. The husbands of members are invited to the social hour. GRAY LADIES TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT The Gray Ladies will meet. Fri day evening at a 7:30 o'clock dessert-supper at the home of Mrs. Ar thur II. Mountford at the faciliiy I" f T n M A 1 1 i til .! f li i i "V .. . ..... mil if. wli hrvrphnri-'n or the hnsl- ness session. NO-HOSTESS LUNCHEON TO BE HELD FRIDAY j DAYS CREEK, April 30. An on I joyahle event of Friday evening was the junior-senior prom held in the school gymnasium which was 'colorfully decorated with flags and streamers. Music for the affair was furnished by the radio-phono-'granh recent ly purchased by the i student body. Those attending In cluded members of the junior and senior classes and their invited Members of the Rushiess and Professional Women's club have been invited to enjoy the 12 o' clock no-hostess luncheon Friday noon at the Silver Nook Grill. The panel discussion and get acquainted luncheons are in charge of Mrs. William Hell. KEYSTONE CLUB TO MEET ON FRIDAY O 0 ANNUAL DINNER IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR i no iMoinouisr. ieysione cmn i will meet at a one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon Friday at the home of Mrs. X. M. Nelson with ' Mrs. I lomei- Rand as assisting hostess. Members and their invit ed friends have been asked to en joy the occasion. RIVERSDALE GRANGE TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT Riversdale grange will meet Friday night nt S : til o'clock at ihe ball with Mr. ami Mrs. Harlan Moore, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Moore, Marry Marks and Donald Hurley in charge of refreshments. All members are requested to bo pres ent. PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB TO .VEET ON FRIDAY The Past Presidents club of Geo'-ge Stanner auxiliary to Unit ed Spanish War Veterans will meet Friday, May 3rd, nt a one-thirty dessert -luncheon nt the home of Mrs. W. A. Long at I'mpqua avenue. All members are request ed to be present. P. E. O. SISTERHOOD TO MEET ON FRIDAY HI Chapter of the P. E. O. Sifter hood will meet Friday. May 3rd, at one-thirty o'clock nt the home of Miss Adeline Stewart at 121 Chad wick street. The afternoon's study topic will be ' Scandinavian Indus trial Lire." CAPUCHIN CLUB TO SPONSOR DANCE MAY 4 The Capuchin club has announc ed it will sponsor a barn dance at St. Joseph s Catholic parish hall on North Kane street, Saturday ev ening. May 4. at nine o'clock. The public has been invited to atiend. YONCALLA. April In. T h e home economics class 2 served ! their annual dinner to Jie li 'h ' school board mem hers and their wives. Tuesday evening, lionesses 'were Henna Wisdom. Dorothy Seh- lin. Vera Thompson, Mary Hand- slip. Ruth Stoute, Clara AlilU-r, Joyce Hillings and Pen rite I-be. Guests Included Prof, and Mr?. A. II. Marsh. Mr. and Mrs. Minor Applegate, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hrant, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cock cram. Mr and Mrs. Jay Hunting- WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE Without Cilomcl And You'll Jump Out of Bet) in the Morning Ririn' to Go The liver hntiM pour out two pints of Hiuifi bite into your boeli daily. If thu bile it not flowing frrWy. your fond mmy not digest. It mil)' j'JRt difRy in the bowel. Gu bloaU up your ttomach. Voti get coniU patH. You Utl tour, tutk aod tl-a world look! punk. It la' thoie M. old Crterl Little liver Pilli to set UVe two pinti of bile florin freely to mike yon t "up snJ up." AmaiinK In making bile flow freely, A' tor rtr' I.ittl I.iv-r J'itif by name, 1 04 and 2(. Stubbornly itf uk aoj thing cle. Tonight is Pol Night Grand 17 1 MAI!., v tomeay: 1.kV , ! 2nd SsilL Feature yE&'tBjb'Er, J. Edgar Sk.JfW' Hoover's SStilfS STARTS THURSDAY AND iliii Roseburg Men s Glee Club ON OUR STAGE Spring Concert f The Musical Evenr of the Season SCREEN Randolph ScoH -- Preston Foster "20,000 MEN A YEAR" Stage Show 9:00 P. M. Screen 7:30 end 10 P. M. Starts Thursday 2 Top Flight Stars i Surprise Hit Picture! L)ikiyai6siE I II with MARJORU RAMBEAU HENRY TRAVERS MILES MANDERS Shows 2-7 9 P. M. Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddies 10c Baptist Dinner Tonight The an nual miHitinp nnd (linnor of tho Klt-Ht lluptist church will ho hold toniKht at G:;i0 o'clock In the church pin-lorn with Dr. A. J. Harms, ol KtiKene, an the princi pal b peak or at the meeting follow ing to he held lu the auditorium of tho church. The nnium! church re ports will he Riven. All nifiiilierH of the church are asked to ho plWPllt. H. E, Club to Maet The South Deer Creek Home Kconomlcs club will meet Tliurndiiy afternoon at the home of Mm. 1. K. MorherK. Back From Fifhlng Trip Clar ence Hand. Karl Chapter and ;I1 hoi t Muck have returund to their homes here, follow inn a two-day Htay at KIrIi lake, whero they ro port cutchhiK their limit of Huh. Visiting Parents Mr. and Mrs. (leorso 1 4. Klanton and their three children arrived here today from Toledo to spend a few days veil ing at the home of Mr. Stanton's parents, Mr. and Mi'H. Churlea (1. Stanton. George Stanton la a brother of Charles V. Stanton, city editor of the News-Review. Delegate to National G.O.P. Meet Visits Here Frederick R. Tjimpnrl of Salem, ciindululn for delegate to the publican national convention from tho firm dlHlrlct, waa a political visitor in ltoHcbui'K today. Mr. Utmport la enguROd in u cam paigning trip Into the southern part of the state. An active sup porter of Senator McNury, he Is pledged to support the Oregon vet eran senator us a candidate for tin ncotifilpMV GRUBS IN OLD HOMES Sometimes, In old bouses, one may hear a faint ticking nound which Beoms to come from tho woodwork. 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