fc&SEBUR& FjEWihCVlCW, feOSftURS. ORfeOti, TUESDAY, MAY 14, I94tf.
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Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
DORCAS SOCIETY
PLANS ACTIVITIES
10I.KTON. May la. The Unrein
sociely mot at tho church Wed
nesday nrternoon.
Tho ItntlPH started quilting n
(illllt for Mrs. Klla Fenley.
The society will serve n tmltoy
dinner In the I. O. O. P. hall elec
tion iluy. The dinner will he I'.u'e
tr.rln style.
Following the business menllnz n
nrngrnm was given o'. which fine
P'UrlcIa Iiogele and Mra. Petn
Peart each sang, lira. Ida Thoin
ns and n. Mildred IleGoai.'i gave
n Mother's day reading
Mrs. Katie Kmeriek presented
Mis. Flfzubeth Owens a bounuot
for being the oldest mother prot
ein Mrs. Mildred Definalh was ,ie-pi-nled
flowers for being the young
est inolher and having the young
est child. Mrs. 10(11 1 li dates was
presented n bouquet for having tho
most, children and Mrs. Fnnnio
t'lcinn for having next to tho most
children.
Mrs. l,ennn Iliiell and Mrs
flhidys flriri'lth were tho hostesses
for the tiny.
There were present Mrs. Hell
Peart. Mrs. Laura flnstafson, Airs.
Nell Phillips, Mrs. Katie Daly, Ma
Kiln Fcnlcy, Miss Iris Haines, Mrs.
Malde Hinder. Mrs. France life I
den, Mrs. Mildred DcGnath. Mrs.
Klizalieth Owens, Mrs. Ida T'lomas,
Mrs. .Mary firuhbe, Mrs. Lena Tlos
sen, Mrs. Kvelyn Hinder, Mrs.
Edith dates, Mrs. Edith A lams,
."Virs. flludvs Griffith, Mrs. Fannie
Clnnio, Mrs. Leona Huell, Mrs,
1 helnin Itegole, Mrs. Katie Enier-
ick, Mrs, Carol Clorman, Mrs, Grace
PMvyors and n number of small
children.
LADIES AID HAS
MEETING THURSDAY
KUTIircrtLIN'. May 13. The La
dles Aid held their regular meetliiK
at the Methodist church Thurs
day arternoon with Mrs. Maude
Vngclpohl and Mrs. Wilson Hart
shorn as hostesses. A pleasing
program was presented eonslting
of n reading by Dickie Coonen
herg; piano solo, Mabel Ross; and
a reading by Itev. Ortnal B. Trick.
Later a delicious lunch of jello,
Today's Pattern
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Pattern Department, Roseburg, Or,
una Borvod nt
(luL-Orutei) with
pfnli. nnpltUm and dainty pink rose
ImdH to the following: Mir. Wil
liam C. woods, Mrs. Tom Hand,
Mth. JeH Cooper, Mra. O. A. Jn
pobaen, MrH. Nelllo Parker, Mrs.
D. W. Hunker, Mrs. Myrtle Kunkle,
Mib A. P. Sluck, Mrs. Elton Ilever.
Mrs. Mabel Itoss, Mrs. Theodore
Anderson, Mrs. Anton Coenenberg.
Miss Freuda Schaefer, Mrs. Juck
Culver Sr., Mrs. Mary Mitch am,
Miss Mabel Williams, Mrs. Max
ter Davis. Mis. Anna Hunkenson,
Mis. Savilla liamher. Mis. Lloyd
Cameron, Mrs. Todd (itthreatli,
Mrs. Kichard Valentine, Mrs. Al
bert JoelBon, Mrs. Mill Welch, Mrs.
P. A. Comstocli, Uev. Ormal X.
Trick, Dickie CoenenuerK and the
hosteHsoH, Mrs. Voelpohl and Mrs,
Hartshorn.
MRS. HUNTINGTON IS
HONORED AT SHOWER
CM.rONDAI.K, May 13. Mrs. XI. Ti.
fiardner and Mrs. C. K. lllidso en-lei-tained
at a charming fihowp,
parly at the Gardner home on fill
hertfion avenue on Wednesday uft
ernoon, honoring Mrs. R C. Jlunt
ington. Dessert luncheon was serv
ed at one o'clock. The afternoon
was spent ln openlns the many
lovely Kifts received by Mrs. Hunt
ington and In visiting. Those bid
den to the affair were Mrs. B. 13.
Mouchetto, Mrs. Francis Nelson,
Mis. C. L. Normoyle, Mrs. Ella
Leach. Mrs. J. K. Howard, Mrs. M.
K. Culhertson, Mrs. Wm. WuiircIi,
Mrs O. M. Jones, Mrs. Arthur
Paschelke. Miss Iaura Raess. Mrs.
y. L. Dnbyns, Mrs. Lloyd linker,
Mrs. Lew Hansen, Mrs. Ilud Pelch
er. Mrs. A. J. Fawcett, Mrs. M. A.
Hates. Mrs. C. E. Young, Mrs. C. O.
fiari-ott, Mrs, F. R. Cunningham,
Mrs. M. F. Nye, Mrs. C. J. Set her.
Mrs. O. fi. Bother. Mrs. H. X).
Vniood. Mrs W. R Garrett, Mrs.
Mossie Seimers. MIsh Luella Cnn
ninghnm. Mrs. W. T. Harbour, Mrs.
Ira Lewis and Mrs. A. G. Hen
ninger. MRS. MABEL POOLE
HONORED AT DINNER
YONCALLA, May 14. Honoring
Mrs. Mabel Pooie, who has been
tho teacher In the TTayhurst school
for the last two years, and who
will teach In a larger school near
Snrhigt'ield next year, Mrs. Emma
Miller entertained at a most de
lightful dinner at her home Wed
nesday evening. After dinner the
hours were spent in visiting and
select readings. Mrs. George Ham
ilton, school clerk gave some Inter
esting experiences during her re
cent trip to San Francisco. Mrs.
Poole read a most interesting ar
ticle from the June number of the
American magazine, "A New Key
to the Unknown" by Waldemar
Knempffort. Every one pronounc
ed it a most thrilling article.
Mrs. Poole's many friends regret
to lose her but wish her much suc
cess in her new field of leaching.
PRESBYTERIAN AID
TO MEET THURSDAY
Tho Presbyterian
Ladies Aid
society will
meet at a onc-thi In I
o'clock dessert-luncheon at
church parlors Thursday with Mrs.
Karl Ullrich, hostess chairman, as
sisted bv Mrs. E. It. Metwer. Mrs.
E. S. Hall. Mrs. Georse M. Brown
and Mrs. J. P. Barker.
cukfl ami coffoo
tultleH bwiiilifuily
Mrs W. M. Chalmers, prestneni, uaifc Lnr.r,iv, may it. nv
wlll conduct the reeular meetinKily surprise party was Riven by a
and Madame M. .T. Shoemaker will
conduct the devotions.
COUNTRY CLUB LADIES
TO MEET ON THURSDAY
The ladles of the BoseburK
Country club will meet Thursday
orulng for the summer golt lour -
nnment piny. The first fllghters
will tee off at S:45; second fllght
ers nt !) o'clock and third flighlers
at !):15 o'clock.
Potluck luncheon will be served
at the club house at 12:30 o'clock
and the summer bridge tournament
play will open at 1:30 o clock.
W. F. M. S. TO MEET
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
The Woman's Foreign Mission
ary society of the Methodist church
will meet Thursday afternoon at
two o'clock at the home of Mrs.
F. II. Churchill with Mrs. John M.
Rnish as program leader and Mrs.
H. A. Hercher in charge of the de
votions. Guest Bpeaker of the aft
ernoon will be Mrs. C. E. Roberts.
Members nnd their friends have
been invited to enjoy the meeting.
MID-WEEK BIBLE CLASS !
TO MEET ON THURSDAY
The Mid-Week Bible class of St.
Paul's Lutheran church will meet
Thursday afternoon nt two o'clock
nt the home of Mrs. Roy Ilehnrd
at 734 South Pine street with Mrs.
Russell Knlne and Miss era
(looli! assisting hostesses. All
members nnd friends are invited.
EASTERN STAR TO
MEET THURSDAY
Roseburg chapter of Eastern
Star will he entertained Thursday
night at S o'clock at the Masonic
temple by the non-resident mem
bers as hostesses nnd with Mrs. T.
O. Wntson nnd Mrs. C. G. Van Val
zah acting as joint chairmen. Mrs.
A. B. Taylor, worthy matron, will
preside. AJ1 members and visiting
members are Invited to be present
COSTS IISS
TO (111 THAN
'yytK POWDIRS OR MSTCS!
Amtitnr dlieovtryl Oat tpplieitlon of
DENTUR-EZB will tnik your lot
pltti fit like ntw foi wtiks. Not a pow
dif or p new-trpt plaitic Out
actually reltnetplateil Ont tubecontaina
twera) application. Tbguaajida of a
thuaiastlc uacra.
DENTUR-EZE gS"""!
CHAPMAN'8 DRUG STORE
Roseburg, Oregon
SIDE GLANCES jBfegg; m.n
com two iy ik. acRvicr we. t. m. tc, u,
"Your business needs variety, Cluck well! Doesn't any
body ever try to produce a new kind of carrot or boan?"
POTLUCK DINNER AND
PROGRAM IS ENJOYED
YONCALLA, M a y 14. M I s s
Irene Manpin closed a most sue
renhful year of school work at the
Pleasant Valley (Duck Egg) school
Friday. A potluck dinner was en
fyci nt noon, with all tho ice
cieun one could eat. after whi;h
ii u;ry Interesting program w.is
given. Incu'entally it also Includ
ed a musin recital given by Mra.
Fn d Merk for her pupils during
the last year. Miss Doris Klngory
and Miss lie -y ni Gibson receiv
ed their ftth grade diplomas.
The follow n,x? program wa.i giv
en. Group singing, reading, Paul
Allen, "I Wonder"; piano solo,
DoiIh KIngery, "Spinning Song";
Intermediate chorus, piano solo.
"Ginger Snap Brigade," Paul Al
len ; reuding, "For Mother," Rose
Brant; playlet, "Mother'B Sur
prise"; reading, "Mother's Hair
pin," James Brant; duet, Rose
Brant and Donald Kingery ; reud
ing, i )onald Kingery; vocal solo,
Mary Vian; piano solo, "Spring
Flowers," Rose Brant: .reading,
"Which Loved Best," Mary Vian;
trio, "Planting Rice," Rose Brant,
Mary Vian and Donald Kingery;
reading, "A Mother's Hands," Bet
ty Gibson; piano solo, "Guitar Ser
enade," Rose Brant; reading, "Va
cation Time," Rose Geider; read
ing, "Somebody's Mother," Evelyn
Geider. I'pper c!iorus. Reading.
"School Days," Doris Kingery;
group singing. "Mother" wus the
a very useful
I Kill iiiiiii iiiu iJiijiin.
MRS. MARY McKINLEY
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
. ....
croup of friends culling on rs,
Mary McKlnley Friday evening to
celebrate her birthday nnnlver:i
nry. Klne Rifts were presented to Mrs.
McKinley and lovely refreshmenrs
were served by Mrs. Anna hliirt-
Lf ,) M,.s. ii,iby Million to the i
guPst 0f honor and Mrs. Grace val-
entitle, Mrs. Lulu Wright, Mrs.
Anna Potter and Mrs. Lily Sharpe.
The evening social hours were en
joyably spent In visiting and play
ing cards.
SUPPER AND PROGRAM
IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
YONCALLA, May 14. About 125
friends enjoyed a very fine pro
gram given by the Klwanls club of
Roseburg Thursday evening, spon
sored by the Elkhead Home Econ
LAST TIMES TODAY
ROBT. MONTGOMERY
EDWARD ARNOLD
In
'Earl of Chicago'
and
ANDY DEVINE
'Danger on
Wheels'
WEDNESDAY IS
PAL NIGHT
PLUS
2ND FEATURE
1
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Shows 2-7-9 P. M.
Mats. 25o Eves. 35c Kiddles 10c
Jjjlff)Tlr
i. pat, orr.1
omies club for the 4-H scholarship.
Clarinet solo, several accordion
numbers, trio music was followed
by very clever magician tricks put
on by Roy Bellows. The one-act
play, 'The MartiiiH and the Mc
Coys" was a fitting climax to u
very I'lno program. A delicious sup
per was served following tho pro
gram. '
COMMUNITY CLUB HAS
DELIGHTFUL MEETING
YONCALLA, May 14. Mrs. John
Weber and Mrs. Leslie Chapman
were gracious hostesses to the re
gular meeting of the Hayhurst
club, Thursday afternoon in the
Hayhurst conimut)ily hall. It was
voted to give an Invitation dance
and party in the hall, Saturday eve
ning, May 24. with the Yoncnlln or
chestra furnishing the music. A
delicious lunch was served at the
close of the meeting to the follow
ing Invited guests: Mrs. Stella
Quine and daughter, of Roseburg,
Mrs. Orville French of Sutllcrlln,
Mrs. Frank Chapman, Divide; Mrs.
John Phillips of Leona. Mrs.
George Cooley of Yoncalhi, Mrs.
Homes, Mrs. Peterson and Mrs.
Whltted from Chapman's mill
camp, and the following members,
Mrs. Ithoda Ityehard, Mrs. diet
Miller, Mrs. lOmmil Miller, Mrs.
George Hamilton, Mrs. Eugenln
Krommlngo. Mrs. Henry Hubbell.
Mrs. Pete Peterson, Mrs. Elmr
Kruse, Mrs. Maire Swanson, Mrs.
Mabel Williams, Mrs. Bertha Mor
In, and Mrs. Ruth Phillips. A spoil
ing contest was enjoyed with Mrs.
Atlanta Hubbell winning the prize.
MRS. ADAMS IS
HOSTESS TO CLUB
Mrs. Edna Adams graciously en.
tertalned the members of the Pi
nochle club at her homo Wednes
day afternoon.
Dainty refreshments were serv
ed at 1:30 to the following mem
bers, Mrs. Kenneth Copelund, Mrs.
R. M. Ferber. Mrs. Arthur Elledgc,
Mrs. Chas. EilRle, Mrs. ("has
Mc-
Mahan, Mrs. Joe Copelaml, Mrs. O.
Under, Mrs. Geo. Jennings, Mrs. II.
Meyers. Mrs. 10. S. Lamoreaux.
Mrs. Harold Peterson, Mrs. Alfred
Hand and Mrs. Adams.
Mrs. Kenneth Copelnnd held high
score. Mi's. O. Rader, consolation
and Mrs. Alfred Hand won the
penny prize.
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MRS. WILLIAM CORWITH
NATiOfvAu KMEoiutr(T
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
. : :&ft
Mra. William Corwith, of Itnek
vlllo Centre, New York, national
nresldcnt of American Legion iinxll
iary, will be in Portland May in, it
has been announced hero hy Mrs.
Hoy (). Young, district president of
American Legion auxiliary. Mrs.
Corwith will ho entertained ut the
veterans' hospital for breakfast
with a luncheon at the Deathman
hotel to which all auxiliary mem
bers are Invited. An open meeting
at tho Women's club In the eve
ning will be the most Important
features of Iho day. Any mem
bers from Itosoburg who will be
In Portland should plan to attend
Mrs. i oung stated,
Mrs. William Corwith, of Hock
vlllo Center, New York, is leading
the American Legion Auxiliary s
500,000 women this year as their
national president. Under her ad
ministration tho organization Is
making largo membership gains In
every part of the country nnd Is
achieving groat progress In ka pro
gram of civic and patriotic servlco.
Mrs. Corwith was unanimously
elected to the presidency nt the
national convention In Chicago
last September, following a dozen
years of prominent service In lo
cal, stale and national offices. A
charter member of tho Itocltv:
Centre Unit, she demonstrated her
ability for Auxiliary leadership in
tho activities ol this unit. T
stale organization called for her
services, first as a committee chair
man.
then as vice president and
president of the department
In IMG, Mrs. Curwllh was ap
pointed to tako charge of tho Aux
iliary's radio broudcastlng activi
ties as chafrman of the national
radio committee. So successful
was her work In this field that she
was twice re-appointed and was
completing her third year at tho
head of this Important committee
when elected national president.
She Improved nnd expanded tho
auxiliary's broadcasting from local
stations and on national chains, I
personally directing many national gyLMON VALLEY CLUB
broadcasts. I T0 meet AT POTLUCK
When the auxiliary went (n New, LUNCHEON THURSDAY
York City for Its national conven- The Kylnion Valley club will
Hon In 19:i7, Mra. Corwltll was meet lit a one o'clock linllllcli
chairman of the national conveu- luncheon Thursday. May lUth. at
Hon committee In charge of nr-'lho home of Mrs. Clarence Char-
rnugements for the convention nnd
tile entertainment of the thousands
of women who attended.
Horn In Hillsdale. New York, In
ISilS, Mrs. Corwllh attended the
nubile schools (hero, then tho New
York Slate Colleen for Tenchem
...l,.. U. .i 1 1 iw.i....
of arts degree In 1018.' Shn was!
a member of Psi Gamma sororlly
and vice-president of her senior
class. Following her graduation,
she taught for several years In the
schools of New York slate. She
Is uctlve In tho work of the Fed
erated clubs of Rockvillo Cenlre,
and a leader In local civic and
RHEUMATISM-NEURITIS
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CuiniMiiinil t'iiiiii1i."
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DISPLAY IN
OUR STORE
Hardware Co.
IRONMONGERS
phliinlhroitc organizations.
tun- luiKit'iiiiy lu auxiliary inmii
UtTahip eomoB through the world
win survlco of her husband, who
wus a sorgoant In the quurtermus
ler corns, at Camp Dix, New Jer
sey, und her brother, Haymond
Sweet, u sergeant in Company K,
ao3 Infantry, 7Mh division.
COMFORT CLUB HA3
ENJOYABLE MEETING
MIOLnnsK, May 14. Mra. Kd
(Hubs and Mm. K. I. Cooper were
hnHtesKea to (he EljjurOHe Comfort
club at the homo of tho former In
Went ItosehurK.
The rooms were decorated with
houiie(n of beautiful roses.
Tho meethiK waa called to or
der by the retiring president. Mm.
Hilder Johnson and following the
business meeting the officers for
tbe ensuing year were Installed
by Nettle Woodruff.
Tbe club decided to make a lay
ette for the Hed Cross nt Jtoseburg.
The presldfHit appointed Daisy
Ward und Sara HolmqufHt to jmr-
ehase material to work with and
Thursday afternoon. May lf
Iho club will meet at the home of
Aulla Klarli to cul. out the gar
inentH. A summary of tho years work
and Dub acllvltlea was read by An
ita Stark, and a program of read
ings and household hlulH was en
joyed. Clara Ktuhba won the club
apron and Mrs. Mary Dunham won
the cluh prize ami I'reuu fsanu
alroiu won the-radio contest prize.
The next meeting will bo at ihe
home of Mrs. A. S. Anderson and
each mem nor unending is 10 uiiiih
a ilHt of questions and answers,
A handkerchief shower wus giv
en Mrs. Milder Johnson, tho retir
ing president. Tho officers for the
ensuing year are Thelma Rund
burg, proHident; Freda Sandstrom,
vice-president; Kiln Johnson, sou
retary; ni JTohnquip.t, treasurer,
and Nettle Woodruff publicity
chairman.
Following tho enjoyable meeting
a social hour was hold und deli
cious refreshments were served
by Mrs. Class and Mrs. Cooper nnd
assisted by Mrs. Mary Dunham and
Mrs. l.avern Nlckens.
Those enjoying the afternoon In
cluded -Mrs. Sara llolmqulst, Mr.i.
Alberta Hence. Mrs. Kmma Coop
er. Mrs. Clara Klublm and 'Jackie,
MIsh Dorothy Jlacklund, Mrs.
Freda Sandstrom and son, Itonny,
Mrs. Anita Stark. Mrs. Cortrude
Oniys, Mrs. Vlnnie Cooper, Mrs.
Mahlo Macklund. Mrs. Daisy Ward.
. Mra. Catherlno Horn und son,
"one. Mrs. Don I'auKey -am oauK..-
Mary' Dunham. Mrs. Hilder John
son, Mrs. Nettle Woodruff and
Mrs. (ilatts.
COUNTY P.-T. A.
r.niiNP.IL TO MEET
.The Douglas Counly P.-T. A.
.council lias noen iiivueu w no.-.
Tlnirsiluy, May Kith, at two o chick
n, thn )lom0 of M,.. h. 11. Carter ut
,12s Mli(ury street. Representatives
f,., ii p -T. A.'s in the county are
rcqilei
Bled to attend :he meeting.
ller. All members nro corciiany in
, vlled to lie present.
I
'UNITED WORKERS CLASS
TO MEET ON THURSDAY
The Hulled Workers clasfl of Hie
'Christian church Rlblo BcllOO Will
1 meet at Hie home of MI'S. W.
II.
Carter. 8:111 llouek street,
"ay afternoon at i o clock.
Thui'B-
LAST TIMES TODAY
2 Shows Daily 2:15 and
8 p. m.
ALL SEATS RESERVED
Matinees 75c Evenings $1.10
Tax Included
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IN A
Yitiimcoloii
STARTS WEDNESDAY
Filmod almost entirely on the
McKenzie near Eugene.
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Historic
Portrayal
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Local
News
Enjoy Trip to Coat Mr. und
Mm. A. D. Pun' and Bon, Donulil,
nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. W. R. Chrlalnr,
ol' tlila city, enjoyed a trip to oonsl
points and Inuk Sunday,
Visits Dughtr Mrs. V. W.
Willis, of Cniiyonvllle, spent Sun
iluy und Mondiiy In Hoselmrg visit'
Iiik her dnnKhtor, Miss Kvelyn, nn
employe or (lie RosebnrR tiruneh
of tho U. S. National bunk.
Returns Here Mrs. M. Hazel
Olxnii resumed her teuchluK at
llenson Hehonl yoHtorday, follow
Iiik the wnok-ond In Corvullis visit
Iiik her diuiKhter, Miss Hetlyjune,
Klnilent al Oregon State eolleKe.
Back From Euflene Mr, and
Mrs. II. F. Shields returned tn their
home in this eity yesterday, follow
ing Iho week-end In KiiKeno vslll
Inn Iho former's son-in-law and
diuiKhler, Mr. and Mrs. l.lffn
Ktnrmor.
Home From Portland Mrs. W.
M. Chalmers has returned to her
homo on South Pine street, follow
ing a visit since last Wednesday
In Portland, She was joined there
for tho weok-end by her son, mil.
wno accompanied her homo.
Meeting Postponed The Past
Presidents club of tleorgo Starnr
er auxiliary to United Spanish
War Velerans has postponed Its
meeting from UiIb week until Fri
day, May Ut, nt a one-thirty des
sert-luncheon nt .the home of Mrs.
W. C, Prints In West Jtoseburg.
Goes to Grants Pass Mrs. Al
lie Darker, of this city, lias left, for
(Iranls Pass tn visit her son-ln-law
anil daughter. Mr. und Mrs.
Clydo Adair, Jr., and tho Adulrs'
new bnbv daughter. ' Mis. Adulr
was formerly Miss liesslo luirkor
of this city.
Return to Klamath Falls Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Stearns have, re
turned to their homo in Kiamntn
Falls, following a trip to Myrtle
Creek Sunday to attend the funornl
service of Clolnnd Weaver. Tho
Stearns family formerly resided In
Roseburg nnd Myrtle Creek.
Drlnas Parents Home Paul
llntiBor and Miss Mnxlno Dartlny
drove to Portland Sunday to lirlnK
tho fonnnr B narenta, Mr, and Mrfl,
A. Tl. HouKer, hack to their home
In thiB elty. The Ilouaors have
heen In Portland for aovoral weeks
vlBltlnK tholr Bon-in-lnw and ilangh
ter, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. noil.
GREENS P.-T. A. TO
MEET ON THUR8DAY
Tho Greens P.-T. A. will hold ItB
last meeting of this school year on
Thursday, May lis. Installation of
olllcoi'B will ho held. Mrs. Carl
Schmidt will havo charge of the re
freshments. The meeting has been
clmngod to Thursday evening In
stead or Friday evening on account
of election day on Frldny.
GMMSS
CARBONATED BEVERAGES
are good-good tor the whole fam
ily. So good, in tact, that doctors
recommend them!
Carbonated beverages increase
the appetite, speed up food ab
sorptiongive you added energy.
Request our brand.
Request our "BIG CHIEF" Brand at your Favorite
Dealer
Roseburg Dairy & Soda Works
Telephone 186
ROT
' Hers Monday James Drnmhuo, -ol
tne depnriineni ot interior,
Tort land, wub n huslness visitor
In this city yesterday.
Spend Monday Here Mr. and
Mrs. MHon rtollenbaiigh, of Cnii
yonvllle, spent Monday In this elty
nltondliiK tn business,
Return Home Mr. . and Mrs.J
Piiul Dussenu returned to their
homo in this elty yesterday, fol
lowing; the week-end ut llandnn
visiting 'the lutter's snn-ln-tuw nnd
dnughler, Mr. nnd Mrs. James K.
Croxnll.
Leave for Portland Mrs. Charles
Fox and daughter. Joanne, huvo re
turned to their home in Portland,
following a few days In this city
visiting the former's parents, At
torney nnd Mis. A. N. Orcntt. on
Chitdwlek street.
Former Residents Visit Mr. nnd
Mrs. Uiron Johnson nnd Binall Bon.
I.nrry, have returned to their homo
ut Dexter, Ore., following n couplo
of days In . this city visiting Mr.
Johnson's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. ().
I.. Johnson, nil Knst Douglas slruol.
Return to Glendale Mr. nnd
Mrs. Jess llnwmnn and daugliler.
.wary Ann. invo en for I heir
home at Glendale. Ore., following
a few ilnys here visiting Mrs. now
mini's pnients, Mr. und Mrs. Cor
nell in tho Kohllingen apnrtmenls.
Camao Visitors Here Mr. and
Mrs. C, C. " Frances, of Camus.
Wash., havo arrived In ltoseliurK
to visit Iho former's brothor-ln-law
and alater, Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
Itodlters. at the Hill Crest Auto
eourt, before proceedini; to coast y
polnlR and hack to Washington.
Visit at Patterron Home Mr.
nnd Mi-B, Thomas Horley, of Lob
Aniteles, wero in ItosehurK yester
day to visit the former's mothor, .
Mrs. T. F. Patterson, for a snort
tlino, before iirocoedliiK to Port
hind, whom Mr. Sorley will work
temporarily hororo returning Bouth.
.Mr. Korley Ib a former resident of
this city.
Reported Improving Clcnrge
Cluck, who Is In tho hospital In
Forest Orovo will! a fractured back,
Is now reported to bo Bteailily Im
proving. He Is still In a eiiat and
upon lining discharged from tho
hospital, will go to Portland to
havo n special lirnro fitted before
returning to his homo In WcHt
Hoseliurg.
Visiting at Pettey Home Mr.
and Mrs. K. F. Dalton, or Pueblo,
Colorado, and liny Harrel, of Lou
Angeles, havo arrlVeil In Jtose
burg to Bpend a week or so visit- '
lug Mr. Dulton's brother-in-law and
Bister, Mr. and Mib. B. A. Pettey.
Mr. Hn'rrol Is a nephew of Mrfl.
Ittey. ThlB Is the visitors' first
trip to Oregon and they report
that thoy are greatly Impressed
with the beauty and climate ol
this vicinity.
GIRLS!
you need ,
rich red ;
BLOOD for BEAUTY
So try Lydla ff. Plnkham'ii Vegetable
Compound TABLETS marvelous to
help build RED blood which means
more utrenRth. rosier cheeks, red
der llp, brighter eyes. ALSO hWp
relieve functional monthly UUtreul
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