E05EBUR5 nEWS-REVIEW, ROSETORg; QKESTJR TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1940.
THREE :
Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
MRS. PORTER HOSTESS
TO BRIDGE CLUB ON
MONDAY AFTERNOON
Mm. Kreilprlnk J. Porler entar
IiiIiimI her brldKe club and two til
IiIch of guosiH at iin inftinnitl 1:30
ilfHsfi-L-liinrheoit yetttertltty lit her
Jioimi mi Iti'snrvnlr iivenne. Swont
nnn unci mlxpd slimmer flowers
M',',-0 uhuiI tihout tUe rooms.
t'ovei-H were placed for Miss
Helen Casey. Mrs. L. L. Wlmberly,
Mrs. Murshull Pensra. .Mrs. Leon
aril lllley, .Mrs. P. M Lee. Mrs. T.
(J. Wiiison, Mrs. J. P. Dillard. Mra.
Kclwuril fl. Kohlhagen, Mrs. W. It.
I'lirlxler nnil Mrs II. II. Milddox,
quests, and Mrs. Scott Williams,
Mrs. Prank Coen, Mrs. Iloirer
litillpy, Mrs. A. I J. Parr, Mrs.
l-'redi'ilck ('hnpninn Jr., and tlio
IiostHHS, Mrs. Porter.
Contrnct hrlilKe wits tbe diver
sion ol' tho afternoon with Mrs.
l ee winning the Biiest prize and
ti-nveliliK prle; Mrs. ('liapniun tin
(lull prize and Mrs. Pengra the
Mum prize.
WILLING WORKERS CLUB
HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING
YONCA1.LA. June 25. Mrs. John
Poller anil Mrs. Minor Applegnle
were Krnrious hostesses to the
regular meeting of the Willln;
Workers club of Krotts Valley, tile
meeting being held In the Victor
bull, Thursday atternoon. A sot-iiil
hour followed the regular meeting
v.'ilh n delicious lunch being served
l,o Mrs. Lloyd Wise. Terryl Wise,
Mrs. George flore. Miss Ora Mae
Core, Mrs. Percy Appleeate and
daughter, Janice, Mrs. Hilly noun
and two daughters, Mrs. Joe Cel
lars, Mrs. Lee Cooley, Miss Hell
ish Applegatn, Mrs. Ncdra Glove
niul anil son. Pete. Mrs. Calvin
Johnston. Mrs. Clurence McKern,
.Mrs. Itay Potter, Mrs. Montn
Si.alllillng. Mis. Wllma Upilegrilf
mid daughter, Mrs. Krnest Vro-
limn. Mrs. Tim Wutson, Mrs. Les
ter Wells, Mrs. Ivn Wheeler, Mis.
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LORRAINE WEATHER FORD
AND JAY SHINN MARRY IN
EUGENE, THURSDAY, JUNE 20
j Miss Lorraine WcntherforJ,
.daughter of Mrs. Lottie Weather
ford of 427 East Douglas stiee..
wus married to Jay Shinn, son
of Mr. and Mrs. U 10. Shinn of
Roseburg, at a quiet ceiemony
held In the First CongregHtliin il
cinrx-h In Eocene, Ore., Tiiuraluy,
Juno 20.
1 r.c ceremony was held In the
Cc dun chapel iidjoir.i'.irc tlio tu'ilu
'lr.iit.1. The' room was softly light
oil by cundles and n nu'id i;l,iziil
Khun cross. Itev. V.'Ul.siou Wht
of the First CoiiRica'.lor..ii church
pi rt'dimeil the ceremony.
Miss Jerry M. Watson and
Rulph L. Ohmun, also of Rose
burg, were uttendunts.
The bride wore nn afternoon
dress of dusty rose, clmlk-strlped
sllli, and n large brimmed white
hat. She wore a corsage of white
roses centered with smaller pink
roses encircled by white sweet
peas. The brldesmnid, Miss Wat-
unn In n hmwn atilt hurl n Cnr-
'sage of Tulismun roses and tnnid-
en-hulr fern.
Following the ceremony the
bridal pnrty motored lip the Mc
Kenzle river and on the way back
stopped at Seymour's chateau for
dinner.
Miss Wntson and Mr. Ohmun
returned to Roseburg Thursday
'night and Mr. and Mrs. Shlr.n left
on an extended trip to Portland,
the Wallowa mountain region.
then to Spokane and Scuttle niul
hack to Itosebiirg about the first
lof Julji.
Holli brute anil nriucgroom are
very well known here, having
been graduated from the local
high school. Mrs. Shinn wus gradu
ated in the class or 11140 and Mr.
Shinn In the cluss of 1 930.
MISS GWYN LAURANCE
COMPLIMENTED AT
CHARMING SHOWER PARTY
Mrs. I. B. Thompson and Mrs.
Kenneth Laurance were joint hos
tesses at n charming shower party
on Monday night in honor of Miss
Gwyn Laurance of Whlttier, Cali
fornia. Beuutirul gifts were presented
to Miss Luurunce by Mrs. Ken
neth Ellison, Mrs. Kurle Oakley,
Ml'B. Custer Luurunce, Mrs. liny
lllce, Mrs. Fred Agee, Mrs. Rny
Luurunce, Mrs. Fred Hoffmeister.
Mrs. Fred nurks, Mrs. Estle Snlll
vnn, Mrs. George Roberts, Mrs.
James Laurance, Mrs. George Van
llelibcr, of Whlttier, Calif., Mrs.
Plin Luurance, Miss Grace Ellen
Simpson. Miss Margaret Cordon,
Miss Grace Lady, Miss litleen
Klelst. MIbs Judy Laurance, Miss
Patricia Miller, Miss Mnry Sulli
van, Miss Fern Cain,- Miss Mablc
Thompson and the hostesses, Mrs.
I. H. Thompson and Mrs. Ken Lau
rance. After the gifts were opened de
licious refreshments were served
by the hostesses assisted by Miss
Muble Thompson.
Miss ljiurunce will become the
bride of Edward McKillliey. of
Whittle. Calif., on June 2!). She
Is the daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
P. A. Laurance of this city nnd is
well known here having formerly
made her home with her family.
She was accompanied to Roseburg
by her maternal grandmother.
Mrs. G. A. Van Bebber, also of
Whlttier.
AH-NEAH-NIKA GROUP
HAS INTERESTING
MEETING ON TUESDAY
The Ah-N'enh-Nika Cnmp Fire
group held an interesting Council
Fire Tuesday evening, the 18th. at
Ihn home of the guardian, Dorothy
Jackson. j
Hunks wore awarded. The Trull
Rockers rank being nwnriled to
Carln Lie Tuvlor and Prlsclllll
Wnde; the Wood Gatherers to Hot
tv Smith. Patricia sheeny, Alleen;
Sluttery. Prisollla Wade, Yvonne
I lltil t and Marllee Yeager.
Mrs. Mills and her daughter,
Virginia, rami to the Council Fire.
Dining the social hour refresh
ments were served to Aileen Slut
ton'. Yvonne Iliatt. Betty l.ou
Crocker. Lois Lilly. Carta Lee Tay
lor. Ntillov McClintock. Jenn Wiley.
Ruth Collet t. Florence Denton.
Prisollla Wude, Virginia Mack and
Marllee Yeager.
YONCALLA CLUB
HAS FINE MEETING
YONCALLA. June 25. The reg
ular meeting of the Yoncnlla Town-j
send club was held Monday eve-i
nlng In the theater building. A'
short nrnurnm consisting of a vocal.
.duet by Murv vian ana iwnnn ixiyn.i
! s vocal solo by Mrs. Gene I-akey of.
Drain, and a reading by Mrs. Lnkeyi
and group singing was enjoyed. Aj
Boclal hour followed the meeting
with delicious refreshments being
served. .Guests present were Mrs.
Vern King nnd daughter, Winona.'
of Philomath. Mrs. Gene Ijikey
and Mr. nnd Mrs. Wallace King of
Drain and several members of the
Scotts Vnlley club.
POETS CORNER
ASPIRATIONS
By MA LIN DA ODERKIRK
As I grow old
And wise, I would have those
For all. nrreat sympathies
And kindly thoughM.
The power to 'ant;h.
A;d humor romprcQcnd.
The Rift to rhnor a irlend
IaI'Tik the way.
A work to do.
An honest friend ir two.
Cur Savior had Vit feu,
And was content.
And give to m5
An un.lerfttan'llnR !ie-t
Fiom these I wiuid not prut
At 1 grow old.
SIDE GLANCES
COPS. 1 WV 1IC StHVICt. 1WC. T. M. BCC. U. S.
"I never get Ural of dial sermon Hie purson makes
hell-lire, seem so real!"
"Torrid
James CiiRtiey ami Ann Sheridan, co-starred in ' Torrid Zona,"
which opens ;i ionrdiiy ciiKugt'iuciu Wednesday at Haul lndiun the
atre. ' :
EASTERN STAR
HAS MEETING
HiniJl.K, June 25. Tlio local
chapter of Kan I cm Slur held an In
U'ie.itlnn mei'llng Tuesday when
the birthdays of the mem hers oe
cmiiiB the first six month of the
ear were celnbriilell. Later In the
year the ones entertained at this
party will he the hostesses for the
other members. After the business
session the members repaired to
tho dining room where a beautiful
ly decorated table awaited. The
families of the members were in
vited. About 45 were present to
enjoy the occasion.
Mrs. C. F. Staufrer entertained
the Past nations club or O.K.S. at
her lovely home Friday. A potluck
luncheon was served at one o'clock,
covers being lalrt for Mrs. Chns.
Mostluif. Huth Mostbar, Mrs. ti.
N, Riddle. Mm. May Fate, Mrs, Ed.
Hurt, Mrs. C. M. Acker, Mrs. (1.
L, Grant, Mrs. draco Decker. Mrs.
C. K. liORsdon. Mrs. Minnie Frater,
Mlns Fiances Frater nnd Mrs.
Klauffei The afternoon bouts were
spent In visiting and sewing.
RIVERSDALE GRANGE TO
HOLD SOCIAL NIGHT
Members nnd friends of Rivers
dale grange have been Invited to
enjoy u delightful social to be held
at s o'clock Friday night, June 2S,
at the hail.
The grange met last Friday nt n
f:30 potluck dinner at the ball to
honor members having birthdays
in April, May and June. A fine
attendance enjoyed the excellent
report given by W. O. Patterson on
the state grange convention and
the lecturer presented an interest
I"-- Futber's Day program.
i lie next meetuiKVllMr"K:lf),
July 5. at the ball, with Mr. and
Mrs. W. O. Patterson. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Thomas Parkinson and Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Slnclnlr In charge
of refreshments.
PICNIC SUPPER TO BE
HELD BY PRO-AMERICA
UNIT WEDNESDAY NIGHT
A dellghtrul Bix thirty o'clock
planned picnic supper has bfen
arranqed by Douglas unit of Pro
America for the members and their
Invited friends to be held Wednes
day evening In the attractive car
den of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Manning
on Flint street. Mrs. 11. C. Wad
del), chairman of the unit, has an
nounced that committees In charge
of the picnic supper have com
pleted plans for a very Interesting
and enjoyable evening.
EVERGREEN H.E.C.
TO MEET THURSDAY
The Evergreen Home Economies
clv.b has planned an all-dav meet
ing and noon potluck luncheon to
he held Thursday, June 27th. at tbe
home of Mrs. Cyril NIhols nt
Ilrockway. All memners aro urgea
to bo present..
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SAT. OFf
Zone"
STEDFAST CLASS TO
ENJOY PICNIC LUNCHEON
AT BROWN HOME THURSDAY
The Stedfnst class of the First
Presbyterian church has planned a
nnnn notlin-tr 1 II tt Sh anil tn lio hold
rt.....c,,in in n. r m,.u .'
; : m ZT p Z'S u.' i w,,u
burg. If the wenthnr does not per-
niit. the liinohcon nnd meeting wlir
be held ill the Hrown home instead
of the garden. Those attending
hnve been asked to brine a covered
dish, their own tuble service and
sandwiches. .
COUNTRY CLUB LADIES
TO MEET ON THURSDAY
The ladies of the Roseburg
Country club will continue the
summer handicap golf tournament
plhy Thursduy niornliig ut the club
course with first fllghters teeing
off nt 8:45: second f lighters nt
0:00 and third fllghters nt 9:15
o'clock. Potluck luncheon will be
served nt the clubhouse at 12:30
and the summer control bridge
toiirnnineiit play will begin at
1 :. 10 o'clock. All ladles of the club
are Invited to be present.
LADY ELKS TO ENJOY
SOCIAL MEETING AT
TEMPLE ON THURSDAY
The last meeting of tho season
Tor Iidy Klks will be a very enjoy
able occasion Thursday night at
8 o'clock at the temple. Prizes
will be awarded lor the card plays
and refreshments will be In charge
oi Mrs. Kenneth Qulne and Mrs. K.
it. Metzger. All luly Ktks are
urged to be present.
W. B. A. TO MEET
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
The Woman's Henoflt associa
tion will meet Thursday afternoon
at two o'clock at the Mucrubce
hail. All members are urged to
I i I !
PLAY UP TO HIM
"He's Interested all right, Mnry,
but play up to him a hit. Kend
that pretty pink gown to f Dip
qua Cleaners, After all you
can't expect a proposal of mar
riage without some effort on
your part"
Umpqua
Cleaners
231 NO. MAIN
Local
News
Here for Convention D. L.
Berry, Insurance adjuster from
Portlnnd, Is here attending the
firemen's convention.
Here Monday Arthur Mn-
honey and Jim Dearllng. of Oak
land, spent Monday in this city at
tending to business.
Visiting Here Zoo Dempsey,
formerly employed at the veterans
fuclllty hospital in Roseburg nnd
now ut the Walla Wnlla, Wash.,
veterans hospitul, bus arrived here
to spend a pint of her vncutlon
vislling friends.
Playing In Band Alhn Spaugh,
of Ihls city, yesterduy drove his
son, LuVeme, to Everett, Wash.,
where the latter will piny for sev
eral weeks ill the Curt Sykes or
chestra. Vacationing Leroy Miller, of
Sacramento, Calif., has arrived' to
spend his vacation nn the North
l'lnnqiia river. He formerly made
his home In this city.
Past Presidents Club to Meet
The l-nst Pri'siiltMils club of George
Stunner, auxiliary to United Span
ish War VeteraiiH Iiub announce)) n
meRliiiK for Friday at a one-thirty
(leKserlhincheon nt tho homo of
Mih. l'util bempsey.
, Back From Wedding Trip Mr.
niul Mrs. Dick Frost have return
ed to their home In this city, fob
lowing llielr wedding trip. They
were married in Heno, Nev., June
20. Mr. Frost Ih employed at (he
Richfield Hint ton on Stephens and
('ass streets.
Daughter Is Born According to
announcements received here, a
daughter, Rayanne loulse, weigh
ing seven pounds five ounces, was
born June 20, ut Sacred Heart hos
pital In Eugene to Mr. and Mrs.
Itay Wood. Mrs. Wood was for
merly Miss Phyllis Keckley of
this city. She is n daughter of
Mrs. P. W. Beckley, of Rose
burg. MRS. E. M. SEELEY
ENTERTAINS CLUB
MKLROSE, Juno 25. Mrs. E. M.
Seeley was u charming hostess to
the West Melrose club ladles at her
home Thursday afternoon, June
l.'ith. Alter the business meeting
much time wns devoted to a leaf
idenlificallon contest. Mrs. Cox;
won the high score with the most
correct nnswers. I
A dainty lunch was then served,
by .the-'1 hostess, Mrs. Seeley.' to
.Mrs. CV(). Crlteser, Mr. JmW
Hi' hards nnd daughter, Mima Rutb.j
Mrs. Henry Cox, Mrs. Ray Petre-'
(iiln, Mrs. A. D. imrie and Mrs. 11.
G. Thompson.
The next meeting will be Thurs
day afternoon. June 27th
home of Mrs, Thompson,
Ail niem -
hers are most cordially Invited to
lie present.
MRS. FRANK TRIPP IS
HOSTESS AT DINNER
o--i. '....' ...i.. ' ....
A.AI-EA, June 25. Mrs. Frank
ivt'ty r HiiitM n miy iintnt-i .
Guests Included Krank Trlnp.'"" ' ' "k , ,er nm0 this
guest of honor, Mr. and Mrs. Ver-j ,V,'' ,' , ',,,,? i" J i,V
r,".r.ne'.'kI',,. r-.nn ,..
miumn nun 1:1111111 rn, iiuii: mill ini, . .
r,..., u .i i..i 'r,.i Mr 'friends. I
and Mrs. Neil Tripp and daughters,
Sally and Lynn, froin Talent, anil
the hostess, Mrs. Tripp.
MR, AND MHS. MILLER
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
YONCALLA. June 25. Mr. nml
Mrs. Leslie Miller enlertalneil nt,
ii dinner ut. their home Sunday
,vIiib as tiielr miosis, Mr. and I
Mrs. Gale Thornton and son of,
l.nkevlew, Mr. and Mrs. George
Nclml and two children of Salem,
Mr.- and Mrs. Herman Miller nnd
duughter, Murium, of Kureka,
Cnlir., and Mrs. Kiiinm Miller.
SUNSHINE1 CLUB TO
MEET ON THURSDAY
The Northslde Sunshine club
will meet ut the country home or
.Mrs. N. It. Fisher at Kelley's Kor
ner Thursday ariernnoii, June 27.
All members are cordially Invited
lo he present.
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Attends to Business Henrjr
Anderson, of Melrose, wns u busi
ness visitor In this city yesterday.
Back From Eugene Knute
Kurshnor has returned hero, fo.
lowing a trip to Eugene to attend
to business.
Pythian Sitters to Meet The
Pythian Sisters will hold u social
meeting, speclnl program and
servo refreshments nt a session
Wednesday night at 8 o'clock ill
tho K. of P. hall.
Go to Salem C. K. Marks and
Mrs. Mux .Marks, of tills city, yes
terday took Walter Marks to Sulem.
where the latter will remain for a
short time to visit his father, civile
Hatfield. Mr. MurkB and Mrs.
MyeiB returned here lust evening.
Return From Coast Mr. mid
Mrs. Homer Grow have returned to
their home on Cobb street, follow
ing several dnys ut lliindon, where
Mrs. Grow convalesced from a re
cent Illness. Mrs. Grow Is still nil
able In be out hut Is repoi'ted In he
improving ut her home.
To Install Officers Roseburg
bnlhol, No. 8, of Job'B DllllghlelB,
will hold Installation of officers to
night at 7:15 o'clock at the Ma
sonic temple, to which the public
has been Invited. Miss Carolyn
Cordon will bo Installed as honor
ed uncoil of tho bethel.
Public Invited to Luncheon St.
Joseph's Altai- society has invited
the public to a cafeteria luncheon
Wednesday, to be served from 11
to 2 o'clock at the Catholic purish
hall on North Kane street. Mrs,.
E. li. Dolan Is general chairman
of the project.
Has Broken Writt Floyd Raugh
mau. pioprletnr of the Roseburg
Howling alleys, Is suffering from
u broken wrist, resulting from it
softlmll game. Maugbman, playing
in one of (he games last week, In
jured his wriht tu sliding to tho
plate, when he rolled to avoid splic
ing the catcher.
Enjoy Coast Trip Mr. and Mrs.
Dale (iuilifr am! , their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. lJ'in
Uulley, enjoyed a week-end trip to
Pacific CHy whero they were
guests nt tho summer home of Mr.
and Mrs. II. K. Ieedy, parents of
Mrs. Don (iuiley. They left Fri
day, returning to Roseburg Sunday
night.
Leave For Home Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Shields and daughter. Mari
lyn, and son, Rob, left last night
for their homo ut Stockton, Calif.,
following several days here visiting
Mr. Shields' father. It. F. Shields,
on South Pine street. Mr. Shields
recently returned to the Dulled
Sti'.tes, following ten months at
Barcelona, Estado Auzoutegul,
Venezuela, South America, where
he was employed by Raymond-
iipnhlel syndicate, doimr road con
strut-Don work for the Standard Oil
company.
Back From California Mrs. C.
T. Tipton nnd Mrs. R A. Helmhoidt
and daughter, Hetty, have returned
to their homes here, following Sev
ern) weeks visiting relatives and
friends nt Hurkeley, Oakland, San
FriinMucn niul Siintn f'l-n?.. Tbev
Ut theinlllnvnl thu flnlrlfin Jflittn nynnKi-
t(m wl,r,0 ln Sun Francisco, Tlio
three were accompanied to Cali
fornia by Mrs. W. C. Tipton, 01
Roseburg, who later accompanied
her son-in-law nnd daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. George Williams, of Pied
mont, Calif., on a trip to Yosemite
national park for
months vacn
Vloii. Following the vacation, Mr.
i , ... ......
time to visit other relatives and
"Sounds
rimmmw it, '".'J -"-'- "" ' n i -""
wonderful"
Let's telephone!"
When you telephone, you have the chance Co
talk things over. Accommodations more pleas
ing, at a satisfactory price certainty of reser
vations these can be confirmed.
Attractive low Long Distance telephone
rates to most points are in effect 7 P. M. to
4:30 A.M. and all day Sundays.
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELBGRAP11 COMPANY
Telephone 71 . 121 80. Stephen, St.
Back From Eugene Miss Vivian
Burtley has returned to her homo
in this city, following a short stay
In Eugene vlHlllng.
New idea Club to Meet The
Inst meeting of tho season of the
New Ideu club will he held Wed
nesday nt a one o'clock luncheon
ut the homo or Mrs. C. H. Murks.
Return From Marfhfleld Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Clouke have re
lumed to their home In this city,
fallowing a short stay in Marsh
Held visiting their two daughters,
Mrs. Hay Ashitry and Mrs. Thomas-
Havens Jr.
Back From California M rs.
Virginia Smith has returned to
Iu8oburg following several weeks
in California visiting relatives
and friends. Sho was accompan
ied home by Bier daughter, Miss
iNirothy, who wits graduated two
weeks ago from Sacramento Jun
ior college.'
Leave for Home Mr. nnd Mrs,
U. If. Page left Monday for their
homo In San Diego, Calif,, follow
ing a visit with relatives and
friends in ICugeno, Roseburg and
coast points Mr. Page, who was
formerly a local tobacco dealer,
now owns a large tobacco nnd pipe
shop in San Hlego.
W.C.T.U. to Meet The W.C.T.U.
will meet Wednesday at 2:.'I) at
I lie Melhiullst church for a temper
ance and mission day program.
Missionary society members of
Roseburg nnd community aro es
pecially Invited to attend. Mrs. C.
A. Chamberlin, president, will con
duct the meeting, -
Former Resident Here Tom
Carton, chler of the Rend fire de
partment, la hero attending the
fire fighters convention and visit
lug relatives and friends. His
father owned one of the first liv
ery slahles In RoKehurg and was
located where the Iickwood Mo
tor company building now Is. The
Onrlon residence was whore the
Roseburg garage now stands. Mr.
Giirlon Is an uncle of C. M. O'Mal
ley of tills city.
Moxious Weed Control to
Be Shown at Riddle Meet
A meeting of particular Interest
to farmers has been arranged by
Riddle grange for Thursday eve
ning, at which time J. Roland Park
er, county agricultural agent, will
speak nml conduct n demonstra
tion concerning noxious weeds.
The meeting will bo open to all
grangers, nnd It Is urged particu
larly that those attending the
meeting bring samples of Btrnngu
weeds for classification.
Oscar F. Henry Passes
Away Here at Age of 84
Oscar P. Henry, R4, died Ibis
morning at the home of his son,
P. W. Henry, 2H0 East Iano street,,
following a long Illness, He was
born In Canada May 20, 18fift. Sur
viving are his son and a daugh
ter, Mrs. R. P. Ileaumont, May:
wood. Calif. Tho body has been
removed to the Roseburg Under
taking company parlors. FunernI
arrangements have not been
made.
VITAL STATISTICS
. BORN
SMITH To Mr. nnd Mrs. Har
ney Smith, of ItoseburR, nt Mercy
hospital. Snturdsy, June VI. a son.
lister Levi Ucorfte; weiKht six
pounds, ten nnd three-fourth
minoos. '
- I
W. H. Bowden Will Get
50-Year K. of P. Jewel
W. 11. Howden of Roseburg will
ho honored by the Knights of Py
thias lodge at n meeting Wednes
day night, nt which time he will bo
presented with the order's jewel
marking 50 years of continuous
mem bersh I p. Tho presen tu t Ion
will be made by Stanton Rowel) or
(Iraiits Pans, past grand chancel
lor, who was Initiated Into the same
eastern lodge simultaneously -with
Mr. Itowden. Wednesday's cere
monies ulso will Include work In
the Knight rank.
Starts
Wednesday
4 Days ,
TODAY
WEDNESDAY
IS PAL NIGHT
WALLS THAT TALK!
...WHJUNatmHiit.fifl 1
taitfc tali at hiddf gold
V...nd of i taUl curst
that dtmandid Hi toll
v.9t avtry
The Fleers
in and tho
gals are
out
ENDS TODAY
"Alias the
Deacon"
and
'Millionaire
Playboy"
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