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Newspaper Page TextRPSEBURS KEW5-REV1EW, ROSEBURG', OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1940, THREE bocietu an A Cln h By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MISS ROBERTS IS HONORED AT SHOWER CAMAS VAI.I.EY. Miiy 20. Mm. A. II. Kros"l honored her niece. Miss Lulu HolHTtH ut a lirit il Rluiwur ut Che honin or Mm. T. V. Slogcl Tuesday uftornoon at two o'clock JIIks Itounrts will become the bride of Carroll Dally of Kowberx t:ome time this summer. - After the arrival of the Kuests Rf:mes were played, Mrs. Krogel anil Mrs. Slesel having provided CiieHslriK Eaiuos for the occasion. fij The many hcautlful and useful fS Kills were then opened ufter ( which l-efreshmentH were served to the following guests: Miss J,uK pi Jfoberts. bonnree, Mrs. Charles S3 Crouch. Mrs. Noble Standley, Mrs. ijJKIf Thrush, Mrs. Wllmer While, til Mrs. Percy Hukcr, Carol lluker, 'i Polly Roberts, Marie Siepel, Mrs. f f W. Perry. Mrs. A. .1. Standley, Mrs. Robert Marllndale, Mrs. F. u. nrowii, ivirs. m . i;. noyie, mis. l.loyd Roberta, Mrs. Story Martin- laie, ,irs. Claude cnurcn, Mrs. T. (i. Lawson and the hostesses, Mrs. A. If. Krosel and Mrs. T. V. SiorcI. iVTunv Gifts were sent liv tbnne f who1 were unable to attend. . ELKTON CHAPTER HAS MEETING ELKir)X,'lny 20. The Elkton chapter, No. 143, met Thursday evening with Mrs. Cluru lilley as S worthy matron. Cottage Grove chapter, No. 4, In vited the Elkton chapter to visit thorn May 24. The invitation was accepted. Mrs. Ella' Fenley and Oliver the Rood of the order for tho eve-' uing. Mir. Thelnia Hegele finn "Star of the East." Mrs. Gladys Griffith gave a reading and Mrs. hena UoKsen and Miss Iris Haines put on a skit. Mrs. Grace Sawvers nresentcd v Mrs. Nell Phlllipa with u bouquet ol flowers. i- y There were twenty-two visitors and memhers present, v j rMs. Ella Fenley and Oliver g Haines were on the refreshment il committee for the evening. A LADIES AID HAS MEETING WEDNESDAY CAMAS VALLEY. May 20. ! J.adies Aid society met Wednes ' Oay at the church. Devotions were in charge of Mrs. Ernest W heeler. Koll call was answered by Hible verses. After the reports and business session oincers for the year beginning July 1. were elected. The same officers were being nominated an delected for the year. They are- president, Mrs. Today's Pattern A FLATTERING MATERNITY STYLE PATTERN 4-158 T,ook "pretty as a picture" all through maternity time In this two piece Arne Adams frock. Pattern 44:1S. Aren't the lace-edged collar and cuffs radiant and lovely with their tucks that make soft ripples? A second version shows a gay scal loped neckline, rtc-rac edging and smart pockets. Double-breasted-effect buttons give becoming, nar rowing lines; the yoke holds the fullness trim. The slip-style skirt has easy-to-fit. cur veil princess seams, with NO SNAPS. NO BIT TONS OR WAIST LINE SEAMS! Simple drawstrings give easy ad justment to your figure changes. Pattern 44r8 is available in misses' and women's bUps 12. 11. 16. IS. 20. 30, 32. 34. 36. 3t. 40 and 42. Size 16, entire ensemble, takes 6 yards 39 inch fabric. I yard cod trast and 3 yards lace edging. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) In coIob tor this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly SIZE. NAME. AD PRESS and STYLE NUMBER. Send your order to the News-Review, Pattern Department, Rose burg. Oregon. IIP iili T. G. Lawson; vice-president, Mrs. H. C Boyle; secretary-treasurer. Mrs. A. J. Standley; assistant, Mrs Dee Coon. t Members present were Mrs. T. G. Lawson, Mrs. Ethel Jlrown, Mrs. E. II. Wheeler. Mrs. F. U. Brown and Mrs. James Combs. YOUNG PEOPLE ENJOY PARTY YONCALLA, May 21. Mrs. George Chenoweth and Mrs. Roy Medley were gracious hostesses to n party for the young people of Elkhead community, at the com munity hall last week. Games were played after which a delicious lunch was served. The hall, which recently has been enlarged,, and curtained, makes an ideal place to hold community gatherings. What every outlying community needs Is more cooperation between farmers, social gatherings, etc., which help to keep peace and understanding between farmers and broadens the views on farm needs. Those pres ent nt this party were Jim Carl and Mary Wittmeyer, Marie Med ley, Pearlie, Laura and Edith Johe, Loal Gilmer, Coiean Rader, Del bert and George Langdon, Henry and Tbelma Wheeler, Betty Lou, Rosa Bradford, Helen and Glenn Chenoweth, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Langdon, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Witt meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allen and the hostesses. SUNSHINE CLUB IS ENTERTAINED THURSDAY AZALEA. Mav 20? Mrs. Phil Thurmond entertained the .Sun shine club at her homo Thursday afternoon. i Various kinds of fancy ' work were en'iyed. and the usual busi ness meeting was held. At the usual tea hour the hos tess served a lovely lunch. Those present were. Mrs. Rena Vander muller from Newberg, Mrs. D. H. Clare from Sacramento. Calif.. Mrs. John Oldenburg. Mrs. John Jantzer, Mrs. waiter Kemp. Mrs. Jake Fisher. Mrs. Vernon Gaederke, Mrs. Wairpi) Hazen. Mrs. Esther Hazen, Mrs., lorrest Farnam. Mrs Ray Condray. Mis. Frank Tripp, Mrs. Hnrry Cooke. Mrs. Rollin Johns and the hostess, Mrs. Thur mond. Yhe next meeting will be with Mr?. Vernon Caylor on Wednesday Ma; 29. WILLING WORKERS CLUB HAS MEETING ELKTON, May 21. The Willing Workers club met at the Church of Christ Thursday for their regular meeting. The ladies spent the afternoon working on quilt blocks. Mrs. Agnes Hudson and Mrs, LAtin Hudsoh served refreshments. There were present Mrs. Imi Tlentlerer, Mrs. Rose Henderer, Mrs. Clara Smith, Mrs. Verona Daniel, Mrs. Luclle Hargan, Mrs. Addio Hargan, Miss Ruby Margan, Mrs. Ina Jncobs, Mrs. Millie W?a1h erly, Mrs. Ella Fenley, Mrs. Eliza beth Owens, Mrs, Mary Haines, Mrs. Nellie Binder, Mrs. June Mor ganti, Mrs. Ann Hudson and Mrs. Agnes Hudson. MR. AND MRS. SLACK ENTERTAIN CLUB SUTHERLIN. May 20. The Sutherlin Bridge club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rrlttain Slack Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Holgate won the prize for high score for couples, j Each guest received a prize. The ! rooms were beautifully decorated : with bouquets of snapdragons. At midnight a delicious lunch was served to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jor dan, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Horner, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Holgate, Mr. ami Mrs. Lloyal Stearns, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stearns and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Slack. S. S. CLASS ENJOYS PARTY AT FISHER'S SUTHERLIN, May 20. Mrs. Goebel Fisher entertained Thurs day afternoon at her home for the mothers of the children in her Sunday school class. Mrs. Fisher gave an Interesting talk on relig ious work after which she served a delicious lunch to the following: Mrs. Walter Stowe. Mrs. Jack Cul ver, Jr.. Mrs. Clair Edwards. MrB. L. D. Robertson. Mrs. John Mus grove, Mrs. Chris Bachman and Mrs. Grant Klncaid. MECDELL CLUB HAS MEETING WEDNESDAY SUTHERLIN, May 20. The Mec dell club met Wednesday after noon and attended the theatre In Roseburg. Mrs. Claude Selleck, the hostess, treated the party to a lunch following the show. Those attending were Mrs. George Dee croft, Mrs. Richard Valentine. Mrs. Paul Trozelle, Mrs. John Musgrove and the hostess, Mrs. Selleck.. POETS CORNER A REFLECTED SMILE lly J. Margaret Aahcraft When you paee Into your mfrr.or With a amlle upon your phya You'll ratt-h one upon the linage That you thlnk's not yours hut lis. Vow you juat keep on a smllrnff Aa you waniler down the street. You'll aee a smile uxn the face Of most every one you meet. Now It may be they are smiling 'Cause you look so very queer. But no matter what the reason It will bring a lot of cheer. So just smile before the mirror Smile as you go down the street Then noon the world will smile at you 'Cause yon are so very aweet. SIDE GLANCES $ COPB. 1W IV WEA St.VIC. IWC. T. M. MQ. U. S. PAT. "TAil exercise certainly hits put you in tip-lop slmpc, Mr. Smith bet you could sail rili'l through an insurance c.Mtininalioii!'' COTERIE CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING G1.KNPAI.E, May 20. Tho Glon dnle Coterie club met at tho home of Mrs. Rial Belcher on Wednes day afternoon, v.'lth Mrs. Roy Gih hona aa assisting hostess. The meeting- wns called to order by the vice-president. Mrs. Will. Wunsch. Election of officers for the coining year was held, Mrs. Wunsch being chosen by . unani mous vote for president. Mrs. Marie- lllidge wns elected vice president. Mrs. Arthur Pnsehclke secretary and Mrs. Francis Nelson treasurer and chairman of the li brary board. The membership committee pre sented the names of Mrs. George Mills. Mrs. Russell Sorrels. Mrs. Jess Darning. Mrs. Clifford Miller. Mis. M. A. Hates, Mrs. George Ol inghouse and Mrs. Herman Ayile lotle for membership. The re vised constitution was read and adopted .and a program commit tee for the .coming year wns ap pointed as follows: ( Mrs. H. D. Y'Blood. Mrs. Jess ' Bowman and Mrs. C. K. Young. A discussion was held In regard to the sponsorship ot a. swimming pool, and construction, of dressing rooms, and other facilities Mrs. H. R Mouchelte. MrB. Lew Hansen and Mrs. Harvey Smith were ap pointed to malto further Investiga tion. A favorite selection of music wns given in response to roll call. Mrs. C. J. Set her read a paper on "Early Opera in America." pre pared by Mrs. Virgil McCollum. Mrs. M. H. Davis reported on Nel lie Mellia and Walter Ilamrosch. Mrs. Harvey Smith discussed "The Metropolitan of Our Day," and Mrs. W. T. Harbour gave a report .on Lily Pons and Arturo Tosca Mini. After (he program the hostesses served lovely refreshments to Mrs. C. B. Austin, a guest for the day, and to the following members: Mrs. Bowman. Mrs. M. K. Culbert son. Mrs. I'. R. Cunningham,- Mrs. W. I,. Dobyns. Mrs. M. H. llavls. Mrs. C. O. Garrett. Mrs. Harbour, Mrs. Hansen. Mrs. Mouchette, Mrs. Nelr.m. Mrs. Sether, -Miss Laura Raess. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Young. Mrs. Wunsrh. Mrs. Y Blood and Mrs. Paschelke. Next months meeting will lie held at the home of Mrs. Mrgil McCollum. The new members will be guests of the afternoon. PICNIC IS ENJOYABLE CLOSING SCHOOL AFFAIR ELKTON, May 21. Tho Oak Knoll school closed Friday with a picnic. The Kellogg school was in vited. In the morning the schools play ed ball and had a basket dinner at noon. Homemade Ice cream was verv much enjoyed by the children. The following program was giv en in the nftcrnoon: Play, "Midnight In the Vegetable Garden," urlmary grade. f lv. ,l,n ul,r,. "ITnmn nn the Range," "Billy Boy," "Oh, Su sanna." Piny: "Rip Van Winkle Re turns," upper grade boys. Virginia Reel drill, several boys and girls. "Oregon State Song," "Flag Pledge" and "Preamble," by the school. "Gettysburg Address," by eighth grade boys. "The Star Spangled Banner," by school. "God Bless America" by every body. Races were run after the pro gram and another ball game was played. The children played their mothers and fathers. Mrs. Zoe Wade, who was the teacher In the school this year, will teach there again next year. PARTY HELD AT HALL SATURDAY YONCALLA. May 21. Mr. anil Mrs. Hal Billings and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mulkey were hos tesses to the regular party at the Elkhead community hall Saturday evening. Old time dancing, quad rilles and modern dancing was en joyed, after which a delicious sup per was served. Among those pres ent were, Mrs. Dors Johnson and family. Sirs. Hattie Zimmerman and Matt Bronson of Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pinkston. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allen, Mr. and Mrs. ty OftBvtMi Off. Wittmeyer, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Record, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Rec ord, Pearlie and Edltb Jobe, George and Delhert Langdon, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Langdon, Mr. and Mrs. Ganr hle and dnughter, John Wilson, A. E. Gilmer, Fred McCord, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reeves, Mnry Witt meyer, Merle Mulkey, Mr. and Mrs. George Edes, Nancy Madden, Verle and George Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Jackson, Virginia Bolton and Harold Edes. YONCALLA WOMEN'S STUDY CLUB MEETS YONCALLA. May 21. The last meeting of the Benson of the Yon culla Women's Study club waa held Thursday afternoon nt the home of Mrs. Henry Payne. The meeting opened with group sing ing led by Mrs. C. W. Peart, "God Bless America" and "Ginger Up." Mrs. Peart snng two solos accom panied by Mrs. J. R. Lnswell on the piano, "Mother of Mine" and "Sunshine of Your Smile." Mrs. John Kruso gave a five minute talk on "International Relations." Mrs. Sherman Chapman's tulk. her subject being "Health, the Effect of Coffee and Tea on the Sys tem." Mrs. Coclterani had "Edu cation." Mrs. Dare Klngnry re viewed the book "Promised Land bv Richard Neuhurger. Mrs. Sam Walkinshaw rend a very Interest ing paper on "Demark," and Mrs. Fred Reeves on "Sweden." The president, Mrs. Edgar Richard closed the meeting, thanking the members for their wonderful at tendance. Mrs. Edgar Richards nnd Mm. Kenneth Mulkev attend ed every meeting during the yeai'. Mrs. Frank Madden, wno leaves shortly for Lebanon to make her home was given a surprise hand kerchief shower. Guests present Included. Mrs. C. W. Poa'V Mrs. E. M. Grubbe of Elkton. Mrs. Da vid Rust. Mrs. Paul Allen nnd Mrs. Frank Bradford. Mombers present were. Mrs. Harvey cock ernm, Mrs. Dare Klngery. Mrs. John Kruse, Mrs. J. R. Laswell, Mrs. Lcona Merk, Mrs. hennetn Mulkey, Mrs. Ervln Rice, Mrs. Ed gar Richards, Mrs. Earl Strong. Mrs. Sam Walkinshaw. Mrs. Fred Reeves. Mrs. Mills Brawn, Mrs. Leslie Miller. Mrs. Sherman Chap man. Mrs. Henry Payne and Mrs. Floyd Pindston. Plans were made to ifleel once a month during the summer to fill a chest, which will be disposed of this rail, to help replenish the treasury of the club. Mrs. Floyd Pinkston was co-hostess with Mrs. Payne in serving a delicious dessert lunch before the meeting. MID WEEK BIBLE CLASS MEETS THURSDAY An enjoyable meeting of the Mid Week Bible class was hold last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Roy Hehard. After the regular business meet ing, tho Bible study was held bas ed on the latter part of Acts, chnp ter 17. ! The rest of the afternoon was spent socially. Later lovely re freshments were served by the hos tesses, Mrs. R. Hehard, Mrs. R. Knlno. and Miss Vera OoeU, to the following friends and mombers. Rev. and Mrs. Sylwester, Miss A. Meusch. Mis. A. Coenenhurg, Mrs. W. Ackjey, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. C. Beecroft, Mrs. O. McQueen, Mrs. E. Smith. Mrs. E. Hodges, Mrs. Stlnehgen, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Sie mann. Miss Schacfrcr and Mrs. V. Andraleff. . LADY ELK8 TO ENJOY SOCIAL THUR8DAY The Iidy Elks will enjoy a de- llehtful social evening at 8 o'clock Thursday night at the temple, Mrs. J. Karl Pickens, president, will conduct a short meeting, which will be followed by a social hour of cards with prizes being awarded high score winners. All Lady Elks are most cordially Invited to be present. CORNS HURT? SOLI ?&VXTZ CHAPMAN'S Atl.AFF DRUQ STORE lM-rr MRS. BAUER PRESENTS MUSIC RECITAL ELKTON. May 21. The Elkton high school was the scene of a lovely affair Thursday evening when, Mrs. Anna Bauer presented the students of the grnde school in a musical recital. Mrs. Bauer has taught music In tho school two' years and given private lessons for several years. Ton following program was given: "Star Spangled nnnnor" and Flag Salute by all. Songs, grades 1-2, "Ilaa, Han nlacli Sheep." "A Tlskot a TaB ket," "Three Little Kittens." "The Ducks." Primary grade chorus, "Brown les," "Toyland." "Wlnda of Eve ning." "Planting Rice," "The Ap ple Tree." The Little Sleeping Princess, action song, grades 1-2-3. "Whispering Hope," duet, Mari lyn Henderer and leroy Henderer. Songs, grades 3-4, " Frogs at School," "Camel Song." Accordion solo, Lois Anderson. Intermediate grade r h o r u . "Over the Heather," "Water Dance, Phe Pledge," "Which Is the Wav to Somewhere Town." "South of the Bordor," solo, Jlinelu Weatherly. "In nn Old Dutch Gnrden," 4-ijn grade girls. Harmonica band, "Hilly Hoy," "I.onK, Long Ago." 1 "The Beautiful nluo Danube," Girls Glee Hub. Indian Dance," 4-0-6 grade boys, Upper grade chorus, "All Through the Night," "Gondoliers, 'Amaryllis." "A Merry Life." "O Dem Golden Slippers," 0-7 arade girls. The Bull Dog song. '7-g grade bnvs. Combined chorus, "uoa mess America." and "Oregon State Song," by nil. REBEKAH LODGE HAS MEETING SUTHERLIN, May 20. Tho Re bekah lodge met in the I. O. O. F. hall Thursday evening for their regular soclnl meeting with Mrs. June Shamp and Mrs. Alma Ander son as hostesses. Following a business and social evening lovely refreshments were served to Mrs. John Saucorman, Mrs. Ilriltain Slack. Mrs. Savilla Dumber, Mrs. Cora Allen, Mrs. Anna Hnnkonson, Mrs. Wilson Hartshorn. Mrs. John Cook and the hostesses. Mrs. Shamp and Mrs. Anderson. SCHOOL GRADUATION EXERCISES ANNOUNCED ELKTON, May 21. The Kellogg, Oak Knoll nnd. Elkton grade schools will hold their eighth grade exercises at the high school Fri day evening. The members of the Kellogg class are Dale Mode and Jlmmle Bauer. The Oak Grove children are Claude Riley and Ar- niin Cleino and Elkton are Paulino Rowe, Lois Anderson, Loynl HOB sen, Royal Bossen, Dale Godel, Lo ro! Henderer, Harry Weatherly, .lurry Winterliotham, Warren Scbnd, Clyde Maupln and Krnest Wells. STEDFAST CLASS TO HOLD POTLUCK LUNCHEON AT 8EWELL HOME Mombers and friends of the Sted fast Bible class of the First Pres byterian church have been Invited to enjoy a 12 o'clock potluck lunch eon Thursday, May 23rd, at tho home of Mrs. George Sowell, 300 Spruce street. Those attending have been asked to bring a cover ed dish, sandwiches and their own table service. - COUNTRY CLUB LADIES TO MEET ON THURSDAY The ladies ot the Roseburg Coun try club will continue the summer coif tournament piny Thursday morning with first flighters teeing off at 8:45; second flighters ot 9:00 nnd third flighters at 9:15 o clock. Potluck luncheon will he enjoyed at the clubhouse at 12:30 o'clock nnd the summer contract bridge tournament play will begin prompt ly at 1:30 o'clock. All ladles of the club are Invited to enjoy the day. U. S. W. V. AUXILIARY TO MEET THURSDAY George Slarmer auxiliary to Unit ed Spanish War Veterans will meet nt 8 o'clock Thursday evening at the armory with the president, Mrs. Orlena Slattery, In charge. All members are requested to be pres ent. W. B. A. TO MEET THURSDAY AFTERNOON The Women's Benefit ansocln- lion will meet Thuraday at two o' clock at Ihe Maccnbee hall. Ah many membera of the local order aa possible are uiRed to attend the district rally thlB week In Salem. P. E. 0. TO MEET AT YOUNG HOME THURSDAY III Chapter of the P. 13. O. Sister hood will meet at one o'clock Thumday, May 23rd, at the home of Mrs, J. 13. outiK at Melrose. W. C. T. U. to Meet The Ilnse- burg W. C. T. U. will be entertain- ed at two o'clock Wednesday by Mrs. II. L. Olle. Mrs. J. I. Osborn and Mrs. C. H. Wlckham at the (iile home In Edenbower. Mrs. C. A. Chamberlln, president, will con duct the huslneas meeting with M rs. O. W,. I.eeper In charce of de votions and Mr. W. M. Campbell an program leader. tIM up RMf frm FEMALE FUNCTIONAL COMPLAINTS Try LydlA I. Pink h ml Vefetebl Compound TABLETS to not only re llert tnontnlypain, hetdacbe, tack ftcne, but ALSO calm Irritable, rwt Hm nerrea du to men functional disorders, fflmstp morvelovi to build up rich rd blood for wmk, tired women and girls. Try tneml 'Buck fenny' and Moonlight "Buck Benny" Film Gale of Laughter Tly MWn nib-tlckllnfc nnd Kuffnw-RnttinK 1 In that whacky morion. horo opera of tho wiriH open hpiicrh, "Ruck Uenny Hhhm Again," Htarrlng that mighty man of the groat outdoors. Jack IJenny, tho only cowboy in tho world with a valet, and that valet ItoeheBter, and almoHt hln en tire retinue of radio rotiHtaboiits, all of whom appear in the fealin o attraction!) which opened at Hunt's Indian theater Monday for a six day Btand. All your cares and woes wlll he gone with the wind an you watch that virile westerner, Hunk Itonny. with matchlesR courage and Rpirit undaunted, handle the villaina of the bnrilunriii. It Is one ot his best to date. However, it takes Para mount's new Btar, Ellen Drew, who provides the heart interest, to transport Denny from the cozy cushions of his New York pent house to the hack of a wild Nevada m usta ng. A ml y ((J ravel M ou t h ) Devine, Phil HarrlH, Dennis Day, the voices of Fred Allen, Jack's ra dio nemesis, and that of Mary Liv ingston, aro also present. Even Carmlchact, tho polar bear, has a part. Rochester, under a 10-gal!on hat, Is a scream. His romance with an a 1 1 ract 1 ve and capa hie colored girl, Theresa Harris, who joins him In a tap number, is one of the high spots of the show. A specially dance revue with an Indian motif at the beautiful Nevadan dude ) ranch hotel is another bright mo- j ment as are several musical nnm., hers sung by Miss Drew, Virginia Dale and Lillian Cornell, a trio, and one by Jack, himself. I A funny Donulri Duck enrtoon, a Pete Smith specialty and a news- ; reel complete tho bill. LOCAL NEWS Here Yesterday Guy son of Happy valley, was ness visitor in this city, day. : Sloven a misl y os ter- Goes' to Portland Fred A. Knight, of Knight-Porter company, left toduy for Portland to spend a few days attending (o business. Sunshine Club to Meet Tho Sunshine club will meet Thursday afternoon at tho homo of Mrs. T. J. W lis ton at 1131 Kust Second street. Visiting In Portland Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fullcrton and Miss LoIh Updike, of this city, left Mon day for Portland to spend a few days visiting and attending to business. Return to Laplne Mr. and Mrs. John C. Johnson have left for thnlr home at Laplne, Ore., following the week-end In this city visiting the former's brother-in-law and sinter, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Marks, Sr. Pythian Sister to Meet Tho Pythian Sisters will meet In regu lar session Wednesday at H o'clock at the K. of P. hall. The meeting will be followed by the Sisters joining the Knights for a social hour and refreshments. Arrives From Lonavlew Mrs. Charles S. Collins, nee llulh (ill- moor, arrived here last night from Jngvlew, Wash., to visit at the home of her mother and sister, Mrs. Kdytb (lllmotir nnd Miss Vir ginia (lilmour. Leave, for Portland Fred U Southwlclc, supervising fire ward- for Douglas ForeHt Protective uKHoclallon, and II. O. Purge ter, nee re Lu ry nf the association, left today lor Portland to attend to business. New Undtr-arm Cream Deodorant safely Stops Perspiration 1 Does not roi dresses, does not irritire skin. 2. Nowaitingtodry.Onbeuscd right iftci ihivtng. 3. Instantly stoos perspiration for 1 to J day. Removes odor from perspiration. 4. Apure.white.greaieless.iuin leu vanishing cream. B. Arrid has been awarded the Approval Seal of the American Institute of Laundering for being harmless to fabrics. 25 MILLION Jars of Arrid have bn sold. Try a ax today I ARRID 4 A Al all WM IKs. Inlkl M J" .JW ( IP mnA tj n i News Appllei for Bounty KdRftr Jonea. or Oakland, applied to County Clerk Hoy Agee yoHtenlay for bounty on a coyote. Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Stillwell left this morning for their home In Healdshurg, Calif., following a short visit here at the home nf tho hitter's mother, Mrs. Anna Hlgginbotham. Leaves for South Mr. y, T. Peters, of this city, left Monday for San Francisco and Ios An geles and hor former home at Tuc son, Ariz. She will spend six weeks or more visiting relatives nnd friends in the latter city. Leaves for Kelso Paul Housor, Hon of Mr. and Mrs. A. I). Houser of this city, lert this morning for Kelso, Wash,., to remain overnight visiting his brother and sfster-ln-law, Mr. und Mrs. M. H. Houser, He will return hore tomorrow. Return From Sayton Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Leo toturned to their home on Knst Douglas street, fol lowing a trip to St ay ton, are., to attend the funeral yesterday of J. N. Fisher, former Shell Oil com pany salesman. While at Stayton, Mrs, Lee visited her fatJier, Jko Mlssler. Opens New Beauty Shop Miss Eleanor Sauer, formerly associat ed with her sister, Mrs. Hubert Hoxie, In the beauty parlor busi ness in Roseburg, has opened a new beauty shop, called "Eleanor Deauty Salon" in Portland at 425 S. W. 10th avenue. Miss Sauer, in connection with the beauty shop, operates a cosmetics department. GOING GREAT GUNS! Everybody's Laughing! Come Join the Fun! i i i ADDED COMEDY TREAT Donald Duck's Dog Laundry" I, SIM NOW PLAYING ; handle mo.-" ,a we Yet each con: "CC .lone paon wi and every you THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE Telephone 71 Riddle Vltltori ' Here C. (V A bolt am) IX H. Rnnvely, of RH illo. were liuaiuesB visitors In this city yesterday. 1 -, Sewing Club to Meet The Glen-. Kiuy Sewing cliih will nieia won noKilny aftnmoon at tho homo nt Mm. lono SchiiHffer ' t Back From Corvallle Harry Murks has returned to his homo here, following the week-end spent ill Corvallis visiting friends. Enjoy Sundav at Glendale Mr. and Mrs Leon Yearwoori and small daughter, Shirley, of this city, spent Sunday at (ilendale visiting Mr. and Mrs. Al Hennin ger. WEDNESDAY PAL NIGHT! Today MARTHA RAYE "The Farmer's Daughter" PLUS ' "Grandpa Goes to Town" mprramtau BUCKAKOO BENNY AND HIS RODEO RUMPUS COMCS TOTOWNf JACK BENNY In Han DREW Andy DEVMf I HARRIS "ROCHESTER Virginia DAU lilllanCORNEll Dmnls mi "CARMICHAEl' 2-7-9 P. M. Matt. 26o Eves. 35c Kiddles 10s .,,ne calls are n,adet0 order. " kphone peo- AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY,' 121 So. Stephen! St. - PLUS A