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Newspaper Page TextR05EBURS REW5-RE7TEW, ROSEBURS, OKEgQTC, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1940. THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER PUBLIC INVITED TO PIANO VOICE RECITAL ON THURSDAY EVENING Miss (jiaclys II. Strong, piano ten h'T, iiiid Mrs. Charles A. If rii ml, voice Inn t met nr. Imve is s nod a most cnnlial invitation to tin p'iMic to enjoy a channinK piano ami vnico recital of their ad vanced students to lie presented Thursday evening at S o'clock at the First IJniniht chinch. The pro pram is as follows: iihic Veils Kederer Carmen Colo Theme and (Variations. ...Mcothnvon The Swallow CJodard Lmi Helen Straiipe I'll T;ike Von Home Acaln. Kathleen Weslendorf Little Irish Cirl Lolij- Patricia Short Adncio flrazioli Scherzo Sdniherl linrrhelta Novin Itetty Maraters Macusli'la MacMiiiTniinh Alice lilue down Tiernev Kthel Cuite Havana Nights Mana-Zncca I'oli.sh .Mazurka Vit'Ril Anita Young The (Jreon Caihedial llahn .My I.ove Itrnie by Mv Window Mary Kvt-lene Calhroath Marv Alice Wolford Waltz in H Flat Chopin liallel Music h'oin "Itosamunde".... Sehnherl-ttnnz riarhara Ynunj Without a Souk Vontnaiis Linden L.-a Williams Lowell IlussHI I Starlight MacDowell Mnrmnrin Zpliyi-s .Ii'iison-Xiemann Klorenee Hamilton A Spirit- Flower. . . "ampbell-Tipton Come Out in the Sweet Spring Nilit (Jilherte Audrey Miller 1 Protrh Poem Macllowell Itomance . a Sibelius Itetle Owen L'amour, Ton jours Fi lmi Sweethearts ... Victor Hi-rberl Kay Cod'ey Impromptu Op. l 2 Nn. "....Schubert Faith Vounc One Fine Hay from '.Madame liiltlerlly" Piiechii Sei en:u!e Toselli Petty Marsters hnpinmptu Op. I IJ Nn. 2... Selmhert Fireflies Phillip Mrs. Mav Matter O nirtJCHTFUL RECITAL GIVEN AT ELKTON KLKTOX, June a. Mrs. Anna J tuner presented her music slii ili'iiiH In a recital at her homo in Kello; Tuesday evening. The young people playing slyiwed re sults of haul work. Mis. Hanoi' has private classes and taught music in the Klkion schools. llofroshmonts wore served to the rucsu hv Mrs. llauer alter the re cital. The numbers pi von were: ' The Fairy King," Idaho, played by Purls Smith. ''Luihihy." plaved by Doris Smith. "The Tni'-fie Cop." played by Carol (iari'isoti. '"Swans nn t he Lal;e." Thompson, idayed by Carol (larrlson, "Hide and Seek." Lib. played by Until Cutlip. "Carry Me li.ick to Ole Virginia." Itlaud plaved by liulh Cutlip. "Silphids Waltz." Franl:.-. ilm-t by Klie Mae Mack and Imrothy Hinder. "In the Haiti," played by Dorothy Hinder. "The Merry Peasant." Schumann. plaved by Dorothy Hinder. "Valso." Iiolfe. plavd hv Warren Scbad. "At Kvenini:," played by Lois And eron. ,-A Spring flarden." Mcllale, played by KIsie Ma- Marl;. "On WiiiT: of Sonr." Mendelssohn. played hv KIpIp Mae Mat k. "Cfind'i." Heethoveii. playetl by Vi- vian Pontile. "S-matina." H'-ethoven. played by Manlvn Henderer. "Waltz." Moore, plaved hv Marilyn ll.'tideror. "Snrin'r Song" Mendelssohn, duet liv Vivian Pontins and Marilyn llemlerer. '"Waltz." Strauss, played by Vera Haines. "Sonv of India." Kirsopoff. played by Vera Haines. ' Love Sr.ng, Cadman, playeil by Zoa Wade. "Serenade." .lefforv, plaved bv Zoa Wade. "Cond Ni"ht." Xevln. played by Mavbelle Mnleoml). "nutterflv, Merkel. played by May belle ll.jlcomb. o o KEYSTONE POTLUCK LUNCHEON TO BE HELD ON FRIDAY The Methodist Keystone rlub will mew at a 12:"e planned pot- lack luncheon Friday at the home of Mrs. Hugh Harrison. Meinher are asked to bring their own table service and those who have not been solicited for the luncheon are asked to call Mrs. C. M. HllS per and those desirine transporta tion nre ren nested to teleplione ' Mrs. I?. C. .lilies at HO L. Flee- lion of oliirers will be held at the i business meeting. ST. JOSEPH'S ALTAR SOCIETY TO MEET AT POTLUCK LUNCHEON St. Joseph's Altar society will meet Thursdav. ,lmie U. at n 1":"'' j o'clock pot luck luncheon at the home of Mrs Chartier. Those n Miinc transportation are nsked o ' be at the Catholic parish ball promptly at 12:3 o'clock. Those attendine have been asked to bring a covered dish for ihp lunch- eon. An important buines pps ?nn will bo held following the luncheon hour. B. P. W. C. LUNCHEON I MEETING TO BE FRIDAY Member of the Business nnd Professional Women's club ate in vited to attend the weekly 12 o' clock no-hostess luncheon Friday at Carl's Tavern. Mrs. William Hell, chairman, will preside durum the luncheon hour. DANCING PARTY TO BE HELD AT FACILITY FRIDAY EVENING rrnpqua unit of the Amor'e-m Legion auxiliary will sponsor its last dancing party of the season at the Veterans facility Friday evening, June 7, from 7:110 to U:'M o'clock, to which every member lias been requested to attend and assist In making the party one of the best of the season. The. da.eo will be informal and is in charge of Mrs. Thomas Parkinson, Mi 4. Clinton Corthy, Mrs. W. J. Olm schicii and Mrs. I. H Hiegel T.iose desiring transportation are asked 1o meet at the Hole lmpua at 7:15 o"clock. PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB TO MEET ON FRIDAY The Past Presidents club of Oeorgo Stunner auxiliary to Unit ed Spanish War Veterans will meet at u 1 :"o o'clock dessert luncheon Friday. June 7, at the home of Mrs. F. M. Cotnptoii on Spruce street. All iiiembern are cordially invited to be present. RIVERSDALE GRANGE TO MEET FRIDAY Ttivorsdnle grange will moot Fridav evening at n:1o o'clock at the hall. The refreshment com mit loo lor the evening includes Mr. and Mrs. Kldon Ogle. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. K. Ott and Mr. and Mrs. Meivin Palmer. All members are requested to be present. a CHURCH NIGHT SUPPER OF GLIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH TO BE HELD The lOL'tilar church night pntluek supper ami business meeting of the' (Hide Christian church will be held i Thursday night at six-thirty o'clock.) June lith. All members and friends J are urged to attend. j Accident Case Decision j Ends Jury Service Here' The jury term in eir'-iil court here reached a conclusion yester day as the court finished trial of all cases set for bearing. In the ac tion of .Mm Lent against the state industrial accident commission, in which the plaintiff brought suit for increased compensation from the commission, the jury found that he 1 had suffered a la per cent loss of the function of one log, as the re sult of a logging accident. j Following the return of (ho ver dict into court, the jury was re leased from further attendance but was held subject to call. Orah H. Buhl of Albany Heads Pythian Sisters fIRAXTS PASS, Juno (AP) Oral) II. Until, of chapter O, Al bany, was elec ted state president of the P. K. O. sisterhood at elec- : tions Wednesday which concluded I official business of the slate con-1 volition here. 1 Pond was selected for Hie PHI convention with Pond and I ted-, inond as co hostesses. The conven-i lion will bo in June but exact dates weie no! selected. Portland Rose Festival Favored by Weather PORTLAND. Ore.. June 5. (AP) Portland entered the fanciful realm of Itosaria today ami pre pared for the coronation of Queen; iririum Rothenherg. Jellerson high school, at Multnomah civic stadium tonight. Favorable spring w rather brought blooms lo a peak tor the .-nimi'il rn.:n q)- uiwl I ho ll.n-.il narade Fridav. The Junior Itoset festival parade will bo Saturday. VITAL STATISTICS MARRIAGE LICENSES HKHLINC'.KK SMITH Karl F. It1lilini;lr, Kuk'!H :uui l.iibcll M. Smith. CorrntMs. KOXHICKMAX r.aymnml Fox and Marjoriv 1 1 it-kimiii. both ol Itost'buri:. DIVORCE DECREES .10IIXHIIX I.lli'ille (). from riiaih-s V. Johnson; niarrlnd St'pt. :i. Tia Jmina, .Mexico; iIi-sit- lion. Degree Staff Practice The 3te lii'kah junior decree staff, which announced a nicotine for next Monday, will practice instead Fri dav night, .Ittne 7, at 7:30 o'clock at the I. O. O. F. hall. Allison's Residential Beauty Shop Permanent Waves $1.50 and up PHONE 384 446 N. Rose St. it BEAR'S Steering Service SAVES MONEY! SAVES LIVES! Come in for free check-up today. STEPHENS AUTO CO. 323 No. Main St. I. SIDE GLANCES coin 1940 bv Nr. Grevicr. IMC. t. m rcc. u. s .t "I've jiol tlisil puin ill my wrisl utfiin, Cipiiric sli:ill v invili" Dr. Urmvn oul fur diniU'i- some ni.nlH "this vc.;;?" Juniors Dated For Baseball Game American Legion Junior baseball fans v. ill have an opportunity to size up some of the material for this year's competition next Sun day afternoon, John Collins, mana ger, announced today. Arrange ments are luMiig made for a game at Fintay field Sunday afternoon, although the opponents for the juniors have not been definitely chosen. Couch, Hod Turner has been working with approximately liu youngsters turning out for practice sessions, and a great improvement has been shown in only a few days of training. Collins reports. The Sunday game will be herald ed by a pep parade Saturday after noon at 2 o'clock, at which time all youngsters of Itoseburg and vi cinity will bo invited to join in the procession, which will start from the armory. A similar parade will be hold Sunday afternoon and will proceed lo the baseball field, and the manager is inviting all fans to drive their cars in the procession. President Roosevelt Is Once More Grandfather POSTON, .Time a. ( AP) Presi dent Roosevelt became a grand father again today when a seven pound, uine-on nee sou was born to Mrs. Anne I Clarke) Roosevelt, wife of John, his youngest son. Dr. Charles ;. Shedd, who do livered the child at the Richardson house, said both mother and infant were in excellent health. Local Lumber Firm. Gets Big Sugar Pine Order An order for from one-half to one million feet of Douglas county sugar pine lumber has been re reived by the Joelson Lumber romnany of Itoseburg fro nithe J. K. Irwing wholesale jobbers ot Portland. It was announced here today. The deal was negotiated by K. Patterson of Itosehurg. The local firm already has started rut ting on the order and is stacking the In miter fur drying prior t making shipment. Wm. A. Bogard Passes Realty Broker Exam William A. nogai'il. of KoscIiiuk. who rceenlly r'oiptiHl a rnal es tate oflire in IhlH city after a lapse of several years, was one of l!t brokers and salesmen lKissinB ex aminations recently at Salem all'! lit thr"m:H ROSEBURG Oak and Rose Streets If L . V a i i L I i ky Oalbrtltfc off. Medford, it was announced today by the state real estate depart ment. Licensed as a salesman was Howard M. Ilailey of Jtoso burg. MARKET REPORTS LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore., June A (AIM (T. S. Dept. Agr.) 1IOOS (ieneraily steady with Monday's, (dose, some sale's strong early: extreme lop 4i.no on few lois clinic' Pim-lMO lb. dtive-ins: bulk goml-ehoico ITfi-lHO lbs. fi.Ka. few fi.7"; Ria-lfi'i lbs. a.uo-au ; few 2W Lfo lbs. r.2.rj; light and medium weight packing sows l.n-7."; heavies 4.W-2't. CATTLF. Calves mostly steady, all classes in light supply; load medium good 10;1K lbs. Montana fed steers ft. 7.1: few common heif ers t. eii-75; odd common-medium cows .1.50-11.2,1, good absent ; can ners-cu Iters 4.00-5.2.1; odd good bulls ti.ftu. medium grades (. 25-7.1; good-choice veaiers 8.im-ft.tMi, low medium 7.U0-.HI. H'H F.KP Moderately active, generally steady; good-choice 7!! !H lb. spring lambs K.tfe7r; medium-good lots S.21-.r)0; ti!) lb. feod- .... i i... r nn. a, no 11 lnl u flu lien iV II. ,4 sh.irn' ewes 2. .10. lighter weights (luoted to 3.(10; best X! lb. culls .St). PRODUCE PORTLAND, Juno 5. (AIM Putter, butlerfut, cheese, eggs, countrv meats, live poultry, dress ed turkevs, onions, peas unchang ed. NKW POTATOKS Cali:n nl i whites ins. 1.:..1; P'"s. $2.2'e2..Hi. potatoes, hay. unchanged. Wool. Nominal. PH', eastern Oregon ranch 21: Willamette val ley 12 months nominal 2.1c lb.; hub (.-.) lb. Mohair, hides, cascara. hops, i unchanged. WHEAT PORTLAND. June 5. (AIM Open High Low Close Sept 72 72 71 71 Piano - Voice RECITAL Given by Pupils of GLADYS H. STRONG MRS. CHARLES BRAND Thursday Evening, June 6 8 P. M. First Baptist Church No other comparable truck !i to economical on gasoline t Ownera' reporte have proved thia re peatedly . . . And we are prepared to ahow you, right before your own eyei. how much you can ave with a truck-built CMC. Come In I See how the famoua CMC SUPER-DUTY Engine, with iti revolutionary POWER-PAK Pistona, geta mora work out of every drop of fuel t ;M. I'lnn lit InvvpKt mni!:M- j MOTOR CO. Roseburg, Ore. IT. J Local News Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keasey and family huvo re turned to their home here, follow ing several days vacationing. H. E, Club to Meet The Soulli Deer Creek grange home Kconom ics club has announced an open meeting for Thursday, June 0, to hu held at the hall. Garden Valley Club 'o Meet Tl. I' 1.,.. I'., 11,.,, ll'.iiii.in'u olllli will meet Thursday at two o'clock at the clubhouse with Mrs, T. M. million as Hostess. Leaves for Home Mrs. It. H. Fields, Jr., left hurt night for her home In Portland, following n week's visit here with her mother, Mrs. Ceorge 10. Houcit, on South Stephens street. Out of Hospital C. V. Weaver, who has been a patient at the Veterans hospital here the last six weeks, returned to his home in Myrtle Creek Monday. His brother. John Weaver, came to town from Myrtle Creek to take him home. Girls Invited to Play Softball CJ iris interested in playing soflball this summer are asked to meet with the Itoseburg (lirls softball team at practice, tonight, June 5, at six o'clock at Kin Jay field. Eastern Star to Meet ttoso burg chapter of Kasteru Star will meet Thursday evening at S o'clock at the Masonic temple. Mrs. A. 11. Taylor, worthy matron, has invited members and visiting members to he present. . Party at Facility Coorge Star mer auxiliary lo Cnited Spanish War Veterans will sponsor a party tonight. June .1, at the facility from 7::m to ft: U0 o'clock. Members are reiiuested lo bring cookies and those desiring transportation nre asked to be at the Hotel (liand at 7:15 o'clock. Baptist Women io Meet The 1 Rosebum ltaptist Women's so- Jciety will meet Thursday at 10::h al the church parlors with a noon luncheon in charge of the ladies of circle No. :t. Mrs. L. kohlha gen. Sr.. president, will conduct the mooting. Will Visit at Wriaht Home Mrs. Flsie Wright, of this city, will have as her guests during the com ing week-end. when the Disabled American Veterans convention will bo held here: Mrs. Kliza belli Sted maii, commander of the auxiliary in Portland, Chapter one. and Mrs. Hose Kniskeru, adjutant and his torian of the same unit. I " I Un, n..t . ik.lKlaa' T1 jtiry ttt li lilt ftretit PAL NIGHT TONIGHT THURSDAY For 3 Days ON OUR STAGE Earle Hammond and His Eskimo Dogs SCREEN "Ski Patrol" Palm H II m Jam.. STITHINSON jl WS " Matt JIIVIHWM m x '.j Jm via iaidn I f!P2iirtkie DARR0 Attend to Butlneit C. 1). Mc Kay, of Clover creek, whh a busi ness visitor in this city yesterday. Shops and Visits Mrs. A. Hume, of Wilbur. Hpent yesterday In this city shopping nnd visiting friends. V. F. W. Auxiliary to Meet Patrick W. Kelley auxiliary to Veteran of Foreign Wars will meet Thursday evening at A o'clock at the homo of Mrs. It. (!. Maker on North Jackson street. Suffers Heart Attack Loren Harvey was admitted lo Mercy hospital Ibis morning after suffer ing a sudden attack of u heart ail ment. He collapsed shortly after reporting at the Cinpqua Cleaners, whore ho is employed. Rotnrn Hr.M find Mrs. F. (. Cloake and daughter. MIsh Jean, wont to Corvallis Saturday and re muined over for the Oregon State college commencement exercises. ni u-itteh lime their son. Wallace. was graduated. Wallace accom panied them ba U to Uosetnirg yes torday. Gray Ladies to Meet The (Irnv Ladles will hold their last moot ing of the fiscal year tonight. June fith. when Mrs. Thomas Par kinson will entertain the group at p 7;:ltl dessert-supper at Hie Hotel Cinpqua. The meeting will no in charge of thfl chairman, Mrs. J. C. McCalllster. W. H. M. S. to Meet The Wo man's Dome Missionary society of the Methodist church has Invited members and friends to attend a program Thursday at two o'clock at the church parlors to celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of the so ciety. Following the program nnd pageant, u birthday cake will be cut and served. Starts Today for Four Days r TrTTTT 1 it I Wj tegTgyr''"'""1 "llll"""ltl"""""ll ' Mthe man-baiting Scarlett ( eoecca starring LAURENCE OLIVIER JOAN FONTAINE htro of "WutktrHt Htithtt " In her sensational starring debut mm GEORGE SANDERS ' JUDITH ANDERSON Diwitih ALFRED HITCHCOCK fnm ttuknt ulUtimtlh DAPHNE DU MAURIER '' Undergoes Minor Operation W. A. Miller, of Itosehurg. underwent a tonsileetomy yesterday, perform ed by Dr. A. C. Srely. Here From Eugene Mnrlow Mc Kay, formerly of this city, has been transferred here by Standard Stations, Inc.. for a ten-day stay, working in local stations of the company. While here, he Is visiting his mother, Mrs. McKay. Sr., and his brother. Dean McKay. Back From Corvallis Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Dent have returned here, following a throe-day stay In Cor vallis. whore they attended the Oregon State college commnnce mont exercises and saw their sou, Klmer. graduated from the college Vacationing Miss Janet Mof fat, Douglas county health nurse, is spending her vacation at points in the middlewest and east visit ing relatives and friends. She plans to drive u now car back from Michigan. During her ab sence her mother, Mrs. Molllo Mof fat, of this city, Is visiting rela tives in Spolumn. Wash. Undergoes Appendectomy Miss (iay Itubar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Rubar. of Rose burg, underwent nn appendectomy at Sacred Heart hospital In Kit gen yesterday and her condition this morning is reported as fav orable. Her father and sister. Mrs. D. R. MacKillop, of Long Reach, Calif., wont to Eugene last evening and the latter will remain there several duys Miss Rubar has been doing extension work at I diversity of Oregon. Mrs. Mac Killop. nee Pauline Itubar, has been in Itosehurg for several weeks on account or the illness of er mother. WICKED. . . BEAUTIFUL REBECCA Her brilliance fooled the world... all except the men at whom she laughed! Her evil menaced the young inexperienced wife who took her place. For Rebecca was everywhere. In the heavy perfume of her luxuri ous boudoir.. .in the hostile eyes of the servants. ..in the mysterious reserve of the husband who couldn't forget the wickedest woman who ever lived! Old Homestead KEARNEY. Mo. Jesse James old homo has electric HghtB after .1 years. The houso wns connected to nn REA circuit. Forster Hurr, Jesse's grandson, did the wiring. Sweet Dreams DURHAM, N. C Roundest Bleep or of the year Is Howard Medlln. He slept on peacefully while thieves stole a largo cedar chest from his bedroom. Weighty OKLAHOMA CITY Jhn Pick ens, county weigher, has a big op ponent in hln bid for re-election. He is Harry V. Stokes, who weighs more than 2ft0 pounds. Stokes' slogan Is: "The only ninn who can balance the scales." CORNS HURT?j till I I AM n.i rKK nr. n MILLION Formula, A N.w til I II m.iil NO ACID, fella. V L H Ittm Or Mow ttork CHAPMAN'S fADI.AFF DRUGSTORE r' WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- Without Ctlamtl-And You'll Jump Out ( Bed in tht Morning Rsrin' U C Th liver hould pour out two plnti of liquid bile into your bowvli daily. If tbii bile ! not flow inn freely, your food may not dlgctt. It my juit decay In tbe bowele. Gaa bloat up your itomach. You Bet conatl- (lated. You tttl aour, lunk and tta world ooka punk. It U'-ea thoie good, otd Carter! Littlo Liver mil to net LheM two pinta of bit flow inn freely lo make you feel "up and up." Amazing In making bile flow freely. Auk for Carter'a Utile Liver IMIla byname. I otf and 26. Stubbornly rf um anything U. David O. Solmick, producer of "Gone With The Wind" creates a woman of fascination to rival baiting Scarlett 0'Hara.