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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1940.
SdXCDETTW
LOVELY PARTY GIVEN
AT PETE ULAM HOME
DAYS CKKKK, April to. TIip
JVte lUani home was ih- pcpiio
of u very lovely jmrty We-'nendHy
utieruooii, wiien Mrs. Gordon
(Murk. Mrs. (Veil Connor and Mrs.
I in Hrock entertained at u chirm
s tf ik shower honoring Mrs, Harry
Nourse, a recent bride. VfsithiK
and needlework were tho diver
sions of tho afternoon. After the
lionorep had unwrapped her num
erous beautiful ami useful gitU,
delicious refreshments of lee
cream and cookies wore served.
Those present were tho honor
guest, Mrs. Nourse, Mih. Lewis
Thnmason and son. Tootir, Mih.
Klzer Hafnvllle, Mih Llbbie Hall,
Mrs. Hubert Klmdillo, Mrs. Joe
Italn vlllo, Mih. Walter Jlutelilnsun,
M in. I telhert I'oole, M ik. i van
Welch. Mrs. Irvin Mather, Mis. Ar
chie Kerftu hod , M i'H, Alva Mat
thews, Mrs. Kumnar, Mih. Guy
Cook, Mi'R. Jod Allin, Mm. Henry
llHchor, Mrs. J. D. Wrinh', Mrs. i
Hete I'ln in, Mih. It. A. Moure. Mistf
Kuslo dispell. Miss Nettie Mooi,
MIhh May Gross, MIhk Murjnrle
Church, Mrs. Alma Lange. Judith
Ann Connor, Sharon Clark and the
hostesses, Mrs. Hrock, Mih. Connor
and Mrs. Clark.
Mih. Nourse. nee Jitanlla Llsea,
the daughter of Mr. and Mih. MIUg
Lfseu of Mllo, bus many friends
here having attended the local
school since moving here from Sac
ra in en to, t'allf., a number of year
ago. She whh a member of tho
cuiHH of the local blub scho l.
She wan married at Reno, Nov.,
April 3 to Harry NourKO, the sou
nf Mr. and Mrs. (Jlenii W. Nmirse
of HoKiie Itiver. He Is a 'graduate
of tire Rogue Hiver blub school
and for the pant several inoiilhH
has been employed at I ho South
Umpqim CCC camp.
LADIES CLUB HAS
ENJOYABLE MEETING
UAVK CRKKK. May 1. The re
cently orKauled women's project
club, "The South Cmpaua Ladies
DANCING PARTY IS
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
YONCALLA, April 2!. Mr. and
Mih. Krviu it Ice aud Mr. and Mih.
Huiih Waruer entertained at n de
lightful dancing party at the Jtfee
11111 Community hull, Friday eve
ning. The hall wits (uninformed
Into a bower of beauty. Larue
ItrauchcH of dogwood and purple
MbicH lllled each corner of the hall.
laiKe baskets of purple and while
Iris, purple hotieysuckleH and 11-lat-H
banked the plullorm where a
two-piece orchestra played old-time
Waltzes and (piudrillH. A tleltcioiiH
supper wuh served at n late hniir.
The ladies nil won; little old-tush-
By. LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
lotted HUiibouiiets and the men
large yellow bow ties. Cuests In
cluded Mrs. Irvte McCoid and
Mrs. AdnbeJi Kingston of Jlulspy,
Air. ami Mrs, lielimtr Rice of Ku
Kene, Mr. uml Mrs. ViiKil Suillh of
Wilbur, Mr. and Mrs. I'lill Hunt-1 club," held their April meetiiiK at
iiititon of Marshrield, Mr. and Mrs. the home of Mih. Joe Allin the att
Carl Hi ohI, Mr. and Mi h. Iluch ernoon of April 37 with Mrs. (ior
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Krvin Me- don Clark. Mih. (Juy Cook and
Cord, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chur- Mrn. Ira Hrock hh assisting hos
chill, Mr. and Mm. I.eroy Churchill, I testtes. Following the buslneHs
.Mr. and Mrs. v loyd Watson. Mr,
aud Mih. Karl Strong. Mr. and Mih,
Hoy Miller. Mr. and Mih. Charles
Medley, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Slnarng. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd i'lnk-
ston. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cock
eruni, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Worth
en, .Mr and Mrs. Hoy Trull t. Mih.
I:. Stevens, (ieoie McCulloch
Kied McCord, of Oakland. Mr. and
Mrs. Hurley Slnuker. Mr. and
Mrs. Kiic Stcn.-eth, .Mr. and Mrs
tteoiKe Kdes. Mr. anil Mrs. Kdward
.elHO. Mr. and Mrs. Vlnce Apple-
fiiite, Mr. aud Mih. Kenneth Mill-
key. Sumner Drawn of Yoncalla.
and Mr. and Mih. Clarence Thomp
son, of Oakland, Mr. and Mih. Kr
vin Ulce. Mr. ami Mrs. Hugh Warner.
SENIOR CLASS IS
HONORED AT PARTY
You Are As Old
As Your Feet
Why have tired out feeling
paint in feet, ankle knee, legs
caws caused by some form of
foot troubles
Dr. J. M. Inqalls
REGISTERED CHIROPODIST
who makes regular visits every
other Saturday to your city, Is
licensed by the state of Oregon
Is a CHIROPODIST PODIA
TRIST He gives complete foot
service. Weak or flat feet, corns,
calousas, Ingrowing nails, treat
ed without pain and with little
cost and trouble to you.
Call for appointment or come In.
8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Umpqua Hotel. Rose burg
Next visit Saturday, May 4th
SUTIIKMLIN. May I. On Fri
day eveniiiK, April 2H, the junior
class was host lo the senior Hum
and the teachers at a hampict held
l the I'mpuua bote) in Hnxehurtf.
Hill Adams, a junior, acted as
toaKimasier. A program was iv-
eu as loiiows:
Toast or welcome Hill Adams
Toant of reHponso .. Honnle Alco,n
"What Are Dreams?" Audrey Ochs
Souk. "Wishing," Junior Kills
"Mreuinn Then uml Now" Arthur
Webber.
Your Dreams an Opportunity"
Mr. Fisher.
Sour. "Ileaiitiful Dreamer" Mlsa
Hay.
ClaHS prophecy Hubv Thornton
( l jihh will Dorothy Chamberlain
Souk, "Memories" Hy all
Following (he banquet the KToiip
attended the show at the Indian
I bent re. The seniors attending
were: Hazel Coleman, Luellu
I'leuard. Hoiinle Alcorn, Carol
Hall, Hetty Ilarfte. Kverett Owens.
Kiinlee Davis. Louise Allen, Holier)
KeldiUKer, Arthur Webber, Harold
Mi own ami Dorothy Chamberlain.
The teachers: Mr. and Mrs. (Joe
bel Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Clfrford
Horner. Miss Marmuvt Hay and
Minn Mildred Will. The Junior:
Marion Chamberlaiu. Ted ('amp
bell. Klmer I'leuard. Zola Webber.
Hill Adams. Audrey Ochs, Itiliv
Troelle. Robert Cpdlkn. Donna Ol-
sen, Marie Shirley, norm Cnrr,
j Thornton. Virginia Smith. Mar
; shall I'araoo, (junuvleve Harris,
j Halph Anderson and Donald Mc-
Kinney.
FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY
OF CHAPTER CELEBRATED
C.I.L'XDALK. May I. A number
of o. K, S. members front tho
(ilcudnle chapter attended the for
tieth a nut versa ry ndebrallon of
the Med ford chapter Thursday
eveuiiiB. The Med lord chapter en
tertained at ii lovely (i::iti o'clock
dinner. Dnrlnt; the evening the
older members of the chapter were
honored. Mrs. HniMe White receiv
ing her pin for fifty years' mem
bership. Mrs. Mollie Itritl of Jack
sonville, who helped to institute
Die Med I'oid organization, made
the presental Ion. Mrs. I'ickte and
Mih. Strang, aleo charier members.
aud Mr. ami Mrs. McOowan, who
meeting u social hour was enjoy
ed at which time Mih. It. A. Moore
whose birthday occurred later In I
the ittntilh wnu iii'ttitiiuil u-Iih n '
beautifully decoralcd bin hday
cuke and many lovely gifts. Deli
clous refreshments were served at
l be tea hour to Mrs. Karl Sumner,
Mrs. T. I.. Weaver, Mrs. Karl Wood
and daughter. Vera. Mrs. Walter
Foole mid daughter, Arlene, Mrs
Hruce Ferguson, Mrs. Pete Clam,
M rn. I rv I n M a t her, Mrs. J . D.
Wright, Mrs. Dora Hadger, Mrs. '
Kd Fence, Mrs. Ivan Welch, Mrs.
Walter Hutchinson, Mih. J. h.
Foole. Mrs. Hay Spencer. Mm. Del-
hert Foole, Mrs. H. A. Moore, Mih. i
Alma Lunge. Miss Nettle Moore, i
MIsh (Jem Hutchinson. MIsh May :
Cross, MiH Marjory Church, MIb:
Sharon Clark and the hoHtesses, j
Mrs. A tl In. Mrs. Chirk, Mrs. Hrock show nl rnititvn f:rn. n,i
and Mrs. Cook. I returned to tho Orirnti. im.....
he club has been invited to whoro iwCi-nuhmonu i
hold tho May meoting at the home i
of Mih .John KniKUHon Willi Mm. ,. MaiKHret KsBllnner, Bill Orlf
M. Mi. Arehlo I.IMBU. irill,. Harry .Andeinon. Lawrencu
noil. Ml Marjery Church anil i Thmm, i.., . ,"
MIsh May (iru. im aH8llnB ho. , oMl WeuvBr, Hill Sin'llh. CharlcK
Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Karl
FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia
, A-1 cop tiwiiNuuiHbi.m.. J.M.tU.v.i.FT. err , i
STANDLEY WHITNEY
M ARRIE8 COLORADO
GIRL ON TUESDAY
-The
"There. . Now you look as if some woman beside your
.mother cared for you."
will hu May 15
HlliH aihool stmluli (h .4 ...A
MinhiM-R of Iho RoKobnr Kl
u'UNls t'liih played liostH to a nuiu
hor of boyft of Konior nail Junior
high Nchool use ut their regular
TuitKilay IuiiiiIk'Oii nifet!n. carh
Kiw-ttiiian heltiK acconipaiitoil to
thi luncheon hy one or more hoyn.
The club uieiiiherH and their
Kuesla wci-p utldrcsHPd briefly by
the Hev. John hartley. Knlertain
inent featurefi included piano hoIim
hy Hetty Owen and cornet going by
I.owel) Khodt'ii.
BIRTHDAY PARTY 13
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
MKI.KOSK. April Sn. Mrs.
.Iniiien K. Conn entertained Tues
day arternoon with a party to
honor the fourth birthday of her
daiiKhtcr, Jeanine. A tiluk and
Ki-een motif whh carried out in the
lecorations and rufreshlneiita.
.Icnntne received many preHents
from her Utile frienda, and the
rnooii was spent playing cull
Iron's rallies.
Those enJoyliiK the affair ivllii
Jeanlno were Jackson ' StubbH.
.Iiiciiuelyu .Matlliews, I) a r I o n e
Kruse. ItoKer lieece. Hylvla tind
lloliald I'enn, .Marvin and Cu- I
Grlffltll.
MRS. CHARLES ENCJLE
IS HOSTESS TO CLUB
OAKLAND. May 2. Mrs. Cbas.
Knitle was hostess to the I'llnuhle
club Tuesday nrteruoou al the
home of Mis. Grace KiikIo.
I )imi arrival each Kilest was
luesenleil Willi n lovely corsnite to
which was utliiched with pink anil
blue tlhboiiH a scum card in the
form of a May basket. Pinochle
was enjoyed iliinna the arternoon
Willi Mis. Alfred Maud linvlnc
hlKh score, .Mrs. Arthur lOlledee
i:onsolatloii and Mrs. II. Meyers
I won the penny prize.
i A delicious salad luncheon was
served by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. tirace KiiKle. at the close of
Ulie afternoon, to Mrs. Ksther Cope-
luuil. .Mrs. Vera I'eterson. Mi-b. Ar
lllllr Klleilau. .Mrs. I.ula MeMshsn
Mrs. Kdmi Adams, Mrs. Capulohi
( opeland, Mrs. Sadie Ferber. Mrs
(). Hader, Mrs. Kllcli .Miners, Mrs
Oeo. JenuliiKs ami Mrs. Pearl
Hand.
DELIGHTFUL PARTY
HELD BY YOUNGER SET
mllle Hoberlsou. tiene Horn anil vovcaiia -vi,,.- Ttiniiiitii'
Louise anil .li ly conn. evening, the youlh of Hie Hlkheiid
i ne iiioiiieis pioseiu were: ..us. ; community club held a party In the
Cbas. Stiiblm, Mrs. K. !.. .Matthew, j ,., ml, Oanies were enjoyed.
Mis. waiter Muse. mm. .lonn Jin- alier which a delicious lunch was
nerisoii, .ins. .loci r euu, .irs. .iciry served lo the follow iiiK. Pearlle
Horn and Biiindinothers. Mrs. H. P. I t.allm, Kllt li and Kreda Jolie, Met
Conn and .Mrs. K. fenn. ; ,y ,0 ii,adloiil. Olen and I
MRS. CONN HOSTESS AT
PARTY FOR DAUGHTER
MICLKOSi:, May 2. Mrs. J. K,
Cum entertained with a children's
party a! her home Tuesday after
noon lo honor the fourth birthday
anniversary of her small duushter,
jayncne.
Gifts were presented Jayncne
and the afternoon was enjoyed in
playlni; names followed by iliiluly
refreshments, anil nt which time a
beautlliilly dec.oiuleil pink
white cake Willi pink candles was
cut and served to Jayncne. Kttost
ot miliar, and to Jacklo Matthews.
Sylvia ami Donald Kenn. tiene .Mar
vin Jlohertsoll, lloKer lteeee, liar
lene Kruse. Camilo llobcrtson and
l.oulse Conn.
The mothers present wore Mrs.
Kllance Matthews, Mrs. Cbas.
Smiths. Mrs. Jiel Fenn, Mrs. Jerry
Horn. Mrs. John V. Robertson.
Mrs. Walter Kruso and Jayneue's
two itrandmolhers, Mrs. K. It.
Fenn and .Mrs. II. P. Conn.
ANNUAL SPRING
PICNIC IS ENJOYED
MYRTLR CUKKK, May
inariiaKH of mm. Vci.i.t C-rry rf
Fnrt Mninan, Colorado, to Slauil
ley Whilaey, sou of Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Whitney, of Myrtle Creek,
waH solemnized Tuesday at 11 a.
Ill Ul tllM l.lr-iil rhpl.ll.n .h .1.
Pastor Walter A. Haines readlm!!
tho impressives ring service.
Th bibie wore aji afternoon
sown or white satin anil carried a
bouiiuot of cerise snapdragons.
Her bridesmaids were Anna Town-
send and Hope Wynter, who wore
wntto saiin blouses and black
skirts. Hoe carried a nosegay of
pink i-usebnils ami Anna carried
lialf-blowii bride a rnaes.
TIia brlileKronni's attemlunls
were Winery Townyend and tiordim
Patterson. C. C. March and A. .M.
Dailey acted as ushers.
A large crowd of friends and
nelKhhors attended. Mr. ami Mrs.
Karl. Hitchcock and small sou
from Hoseburg. were out of town
guests. Mrs. Hltchr.ock waa Vir
ginia Whitney before hsr mar
riage. Miss Tresa McMannis ulnyed the
wedding march ajid acted as ac
companist for Mrs. Winnie Clin,
ney. who sans "I Lovo You Truly."
After a short honeymoon trip to
coast points, .Mr. and Mrs. Whit
ney will be at home In Myrtle !
Creek.
WADE WORTHINGTON IS
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
DAYS C1IKKK. .May 2. Wade
Worlliiugton was complimented at
h .cnnrming dinner at Ins home
Saturday evening, tho occasion be
ing his birthday anniversary. Cov
ers were placed for Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Weaver, .Mr. anil .Mrs. Don
Snyder nnd son, Warren, Mr, und
Mrs. Alec WorlhliiKton and .Mr. anil
.Mrs. Wade Wnrlhiimlon and chil
dren, Ucverly and Junior.
Ing to business matters In Camas The house was formerly occupied
Valley Sunday. by Mr. nd Mrs. K. K. Robinson
Miss Florence Allls, who bus who luueht tho Tenmlle schooi
taught the school at Reslon fr j Ute past year.
Hie oast two years, will teach the Mr. and Mih. J. M. Cabot ami-,
primary room at Tenmiie me cum .-h!Wn leek, ami Mary Ann. m.
Ing vear. Miss Allis has renleil the tended the Indian theater In Roao.
siiiail house of Mrs. Frank Albro. 1 burg Thursday evening.
Tenmiie
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY
PARTY IS GIVEN
S I "I'll Kit LI X. May 1. Ml'J.
Attce McCnrmack was the reci
pient of n lovely surprise birthday
parly Saturday evening when a
lirouii of friends and relatives drop
lied Into her Inline east of town.
ill s. McCormack received a host . FAMILY GATHERING
of beautiful and useful gills. I-aler j is ENJOYED SUNDAY
In the evening Ice cream, cake and ;
often wnrii served to tile follow- DAS CHKM. May I. The Al-
Inn- Mrs. McCormack. guest of j ch e Ferguson linnm was the scene
were Initialed on the night of In-1 honor. .Mrs. Cecil llowniim, Mrs. inf a delightful family gathering
and Helen
Chellowetll. Merle Millkey. Hetty
.to Ftilbright. Jack, t-'rllz und Ross
Hradforil, Stanley Ltnlwig, Thelina
Wheeler, Zara Potter. Henry
Wheeler. Milton Hownian, tieorge
Langdon. Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Lnngdiin. Mr. and Mrs. .1. H. Will
meyer and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allen.
What's in the Air
Goodbye! I'm going home to
listen to
TALK ON TUBERCULOSIS
BY THOMAS HARTFIEL
8:55 P. M.
We'll call the fire department
right after this
LEGION ROUNDUP
7:30 P. M.
Did you hear anou: this
program
DEDICATION OF STEPHEN
FOSTER STAMP
9:00 to 10:00 A. M. Friday
OTHER HIGHLIGHTS ON
TONIGHT'S PROGRAM
Shatter Parker .. 5:30 p.m.
Little Orphan Annie 5:45 p.m.
News 6:05 p. m.
John B. Hughes 6:30 p.m.
Talk by Arthur M.
0rv 7:00 p.m.
Jack Benny's Orch. . 8:00p.m.
Ray Pearl'a Orch 8:30 p.m.
Twilight Traila 8:45 p.m.
Alk Seltier Nova . 9:00 p. m.
Don't You Believe It .. 9:15 p. m.
Fulton Lewis 9J0p. m.
KRNR
DIAL 1500
1 st It u( Inn. were also honored Tht
(ilendub- n'oun cM-iiiidilied the
rliuulistic wm U. iti'i'oiiliiiK to the
milliner nt t"lN. wi'iirfiiK custumes
it I bur iiM-lod. Those ntiendltm
triitn (JlendiUi1 were Mr. nnd Mrs.
II. K. linbinsnii, Mr. nnd Mrs.
.1 Selher, Mr. nnd Mis. ii. K. I'bice.
Mr. slid Mrs. Trunk Woodb'y, Mr.
('. H Austin. Mrs Hernitm Aydel
oiti'. Mrs. Ilelle llroukH. Mrs. K. J.
MrMiilliii. Mrs. (i. II. Ashimtu. Mrs.
Km mil Humphreys. Mrs. II. M. Niv
(iu. Mis. . T. llnibour. Mrs. ).
;. Setlier. Mrs. Henry (luedeeke.
Mrs. V;iHer Kemp, Mrs. -I. l-'lsher,
Mrs. Hurry Ktnmho, Mis. V. N. Har
rell. Mrs. IVi.y Wlllbims. Misk
Ailren Williiims. Mrs. M. II. u'is
uml Mrs. 11. Hopper.
COMMUNITY CLUB HAS
MEETING ON THURSDAY
YdNCAI.I.A. April Ibi. -'lbe m
(jului meelinu if the H:iyh'.i:nl
etniiuiuiiity rlub wjis held Tlnirs
iluy iilteriKHin ut the chili "omiii.
with Mis. Sherman Clmpnu'i iiitd
Mrs. Kvii Tost hostess. di's.-ei t
lunrbi'on was served beron- Up.' )'!
Kiilur meetitm. I'hins weru lmulr
to hold ii parly Sulurduy eveiiii'L'
tor the elub membei s ;:ud t hell
liunUies. 1'liiiiN well' also made tu
hold un invitiilidii dance on isery
It i lit Salurduy nt tint nioiiih ihir
tni; thy year. Those nres-nt vein.
Mi. .Inlin Weber. Mrs. Kay Mn,-ln.
Mrs. Kd Swiiiisou. Mrs. Kl Wil
HiiullUKiou, Mis. I.ee Allen, Mi.
Iinni. Mis. .let Morin. Ms. W b
Mabel Nelson, MiKs Marijiii't N'd
son. Mrs. A huh l,ovhic Mrs.
Iletiiy Hubbt'lt and Mrs. Kunviiiu
Krommiio.
3
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
HAS MEETINQ THURSOAY
Hl'TIIKKUV, May I. Tb MiH
sluiiary Miritdy uf tint MotUodlst
ehurch nipt in the thurcb parlor
Thursday arteinoou, Tho meotliujr
as in rlwi e of tht piutildent.
Mis. Nellie I'mker. I'ollnwiug Ihu
ineetlim a speahhiff rout est, suoti-
i sored by the V. C. T. V. Hun held
in wlm h Ml kb Ollie (irubb mm lliti
silver medal. Tbu judRea lor the
routoet weru Mrs Huel t)'ivi
flvdi Hnlman, Mrs. J. F. Itrown. , Sunday, when Mr. and Mrs. J-er
Mr. uml Mrs. Klmer Kent on and j fiuson en teitu tried at a delicious
son. I.anny. Mr. und Mrs. Hud fried chl-k'n dinner. Covers wore
Holmes and son. .Mr. ami Mrs. Iphired lor Mrs. Helen K. Ferguson.
Itlulne McCormark und chtldreu. i and Aleck l-ernusoii or MarsbfnMd,
DAYS ( ItKFK. May 2 The sev-
entb and eii;btb grades uitioved
their anmm spring picnic Friday
eveuiim on the banks uf Days
creek in the Y. II. Itaymoud pas
ture. Alter the. picnic supper of
winners, turns ami ice cream.)
i!!iiii''H were pitiyeii until tntermil
tent showers forced them t ad
journ hi the home of their teacher.
Klmer Avers. The diversion lor
tho remainder or the evening was
tin trlliuK of Khost stories, each
nuiralor endeitvorin t' surpiiHS
the pre-edini( talc. Those parlici
patina In the affair wuro Maxine
Wright, .c.lina and Thelina Imvis,
Janet f'henoweth, Herdiue Perdue,
Jean Mazie Mcllee, Henrietta Flam.
Marshall Matthews. Xnrval Feru
son. ('lit ford Yooster. Itobert
Wrieht and Air. and .Mrs. Klmer
Aye rs.
MRS. POOLE ENTERTAINS
PUPILS AT LOVELY PARTY
YON'CAU.A. May 2. Mrs. Mabel
Poole, teacher at the Hay hurst
scho-il. eutertained her pupils at
a dinner aud party at the school
recently. Alter dinner names were
enjoyed, with another lunch beiiiK
served ul a bile hour.
TKNMILK. May I. Mrs. !,enu
Iluw-ttll and daughter, Mary Kath-
Hi'fiif mid Mr uml Miu .lnnum Un.
an1 molka, Jr., attended the Indian
theater in Iioseburg 'Jhursday
niwlit.
Mr. aud Mrs. Joe Wilson have
several hundred New Hampshire
lted baby chicks.
Mrs. Minnie I .oik wood has re
ceived a flock of baby turkeys
from ltoscbui'K.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cabot uud
daughter, Mary Ann, and Mr. and
Mrs. J,. M. McCaffrey attended
KiaiirjB meeting at the Kversreen
bull lust Friday evening.
Mr. aud Mrs. H. It. Larson or
Tenmiie were visiting aud attend-
.Miss Marie Divine, of Olalla.
spent the week-end with Miss Du
reen Henry In Tenmiie.
SPECIAL BUY!
6-Ft. John Deere Combine
$475
"SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY"
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch.
kOSEBURG, OREGON
8th Annual
SCHOOL BAND CONCERT
All Schools will Contribute to the Evening's Program
Solos, Duets, Quartets, Ensembles,
Orchestras, Mass Band
FRIDAY, MAY 3
8 P. M., Senior High
Adults 25c, Students 1 5c
PROCEEDS GO TO BAND FUND
At
Colleen and Larry. Mrs.
ton and Flank Florlana.
BIRTHDAY PARTY IS
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
Lilly Feu-; Miss Janet Landers of (Herniary,
Mr. ami Mrs. llruee Ferguson, Mr.
ami .Mrs. John Keimisnn, Lester
and Norval Fuikusdii and the hosts
) Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ferguson.
Sl.'l llKULIN, May 1. Miss .lac- BIRTHDAY DINNER
quellim Klory was Ihe recipient of 13 GIVEN SUNDAY
a lovely party tendered uer tty Hel
mut her. Mrs. I". K. FI01 y on her
eleventh birthday. April Hi, at (he
Flory home east of town.
Caiiies wre played aud an early
DAYS CU KICK. April ltd--Lit 1 1.
Alice Ward was honored 11 1 a very
ciia rutin u birthday dinner at her
heme here Sunday. Cover. vpj
supper with Ice cream and cake placet! tor the honor Kiiesi. Ml'
were served by tht hostess al a
A lb-
Mr. and Mis. Henry DeW'.'.d.
table which carried out the sprhiK , M. i-.mma MeWaiil. Mr. ami .Mr".
molif in decorations ,.f spriiiR Mow,,nl " 111,1 1,,tl' A,t an"
(lowers and nut cups. ;J,m v urn.
Miss .laciiueline received many
if If Is from her guests who were
(ilennii Maker, Ltda St owe, Joyce
I lotgate, Lorraine Curler, Jean
Kmeiy. Viian llaxllaud and Jau
iieliiin Tliompson.
PAUL ANDERSON IS
HONORED AT PARTY
KLKTON. May I.-Mrs. I'aulu
Anderson ami Mrs. Cladys (Irifflth
Kave a birthday party for Paul An-
tlernon. Thiirsdav eveninir.
1 110 younif ieople went to a
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I'm curious!" greeted my nciglibor..
"They say this Airway coffee is die type of
blend preferred by millions . . . pleasantly
mild yet deep and hearty. But that price a
too good to be true! Let ' ask about it!"
Sure, it's possible!" said our grocer.
"These rich beans are roasted in nearby
ovens, packed in sensible bags, hurried
straight to my store. Not a minute lost, no
extra handling, so you save money!"
That settled it. We each bought a
pound, and never have I smcllcd fresher
coffee than store-ground Airway. "Sample
it to your hearts' content," said the grocer,
"unless Airway pleases you completely, your
money is refunded!"
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