" ITOWJik P!?77?.R5Vi"V, KSSEEUK9. CR555N, 'SATURDAY, JULY 6', T94ff.
THREE
Society and Clubs
By LOTUS ICNJGHT PORTER
'JAMES DEXTER HELLIWELL
CELEBRATES SIXTH
BIRTHDAY ANNI VARSARY
James Pexlpr Hdllwill, son of
Mr and Mrs. I. V. lMllwoll, and
grandson of AHorney and Mrs.
Jxter Hico of this city, celobrnt
vi his sfxili IdrUiduy anniversary
at a very enjoyable party at his
home on South Kane street Friday
afternoon. June 2S.
(lifts were presented to Jlmniie
fruin: Frist-Ilia Wade, Aileen
Slattery, Kendall Yountf, Joanne
Jlewltt, of Seattle, Ailu Moon,
Karen Kronke, Jerene and Kd
uard Oreutt Kisher, of Seattle.
Marshall Penjira. Jerry and .Mi
ehael Coen, Jerry Long, Mai'chi
and Roddy Newland, Jon Pickens,
J Joreen and Michael (VMalley,
.Molly Mai'Raret and Henry Month,
Carolyn Hurt, Larry Kisher, Don
nln and Mary Kllen Hunt and
Join Halhnai It.
(James were enjoyed und later
di'liKiitlul refreshments were serv
ed at a table decorated with Bay
colored balloons, toy firecracker
favors and a beautifully decorated
and llfchled birthday cake. Mrs.
' 1. V. ilelliwell was assisted in
servins by Mrs. Dexter Klcu and
Mrs. Frank Long. ;
MRS E. A. PEARSON
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE
CLUB ON TUESDAY
Mrs. K. A. Pearson very gracious
ly entertained her brido club at
a chiirinfng one-thirty o'clock des-j
Fert-luncheon at her homo Tues
day afternoon. fJtadioll was used,
lo carry out an atmiclivo motif for,
the occasion.
Thoso enjoylns iho nftemoon
with Mrs. Pearson included: Mrs.
C. K, Heese, of Melrose, and Mi's.
Adrian Fisher, guests, and Mrs, L. j
K. Fies, Mrs. Fred Lockwood, Mrs.
". T. Peters, Mrs. Maurice 1.
Hallmark, Mrs. M. C. Bow kef and
Mrs. Paul Geddes.
Contract bridge U'tiB cnjoyCfl
durfuK the plcaf int afternoon hours
with Mrs. Fies winning the Iiiph
score and Mis. Peters, second high
score.
MRS. E. C. PATTERSON
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE
CLUB ON WEDNESDAY
Mrs. K. C. Patterson very gra
ciously entertained her bridge club
at a lovely one-thirty dessert-lunr-heou
Wednesday at her home
in West Jloseburg. Heaiitiftil bou
quets of colorful summer Mowers
were used about the rooms.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Cliiir K. Allen, a guest, and Mrs.
Today's Pattern
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to a belt which runs right under
their buttoned flaps. Notice too the
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fullness helow. There's a full-length
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makes ironing easier, and that pre
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Pattern 44S7 is available in
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(c 4 - A
1. M. l.oe, Mrs. 0. M. Kii'll, Mis.
II. H. Turner, Mi'H. A. H. Tnylor,
.Mrs. A. J. Klllson, Mrs. T. K. Ilurr.
.Mrs. l,eroy Iliutt uml tho hostess,
Mrs. Pattursnn.
Contract liriilgo was enjoyed
during the afternoon with Mrs.
Allen receiving the guest prizo nml
.Mrs. Taylor thu high score club
prize.
MASONS TO GO TO
TULELAKE SATURDAY
TO ATTEND MEETING
A number of Itoseburg Masons
are making plans to utjenri the
larpe meetiiiK to be sponspreil by
Ciinhy Cross loile No. (17!l F. and
A. M. nt Tulelnke. Calif.. Salunlay.
July nth, at which time the third
degree of Masonry will be con
ferred by Silver Trowel lodre No.
2!i. V. and A. M. of Phoenix,
Arizona.
Plans have been made for ft trap
shoot and other entertainment to
lie held at Prisoners Hock. Tours
have been arranged from Prisoners
Rok to PetroKlyphs. Tulelake
Wild Life Refute. Captain Jack's
stronghold. Canby's Cross and
other historical places. Saturday
evening the Modoc degree will
take place at Prisoners rock. Sun
day, July 14. the Tulelake chamber
nf commerce will conduct its an
nual lour ot the lava beds national
monument and a barbecue tuncn
will be served at Medicine 1-ako.
ALL-DAY PICNIC IS j
ENJOYED AT FINLAY
SUMMER CAMP THURSDAY
A delightful all-day picnic affair
was enjoyed the Fourth ot July at
the alinictive summer place of Dr.
and Airs. O. C. Flnluy on the North
llnipqun.
Those enjoying the day Includ
ed Mr. and Mrs. Hen l.nrsen and
children. Carolyn and Larry, of
j Placervllle, Calif., Mr. and Mra. IT.
1 II. Turner and children, Uarbara
Ann. Cynthia Rue and Howard, Jr.,
and Dr.. and Mrs. o. C. Flnlay and
sou, Jim.
REV. AND MRS. WIRE TO
BE HONORED AT RECEPTION
NEXT TUESDAY EVENING
A very charming reception has
been planned for Itev. and Mrs. M.
T. Wire to lie held nt eight o'clock
next Tuesday evening at the Meth
odist church parlors, to which all
members and friends of the church
nre most cordially invited to at
tend. Itev. Mr. Wire was recently sent
to Rosbetirg from Ashland und will
be pastor of the Methodist church
here, replacing Dr. Louis Magin,
who has resigned to move to New
York to be near his sons.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
TO MEET NEXT THURSDAY
The Presbyterian Missionary so
ciety will meet next Thursday nt
2:30 o'clock at the church parlors,
instead of holding a picnic us previously-planned.'
' '; ' - '"
Mrs. W. M. CampTielT, Tiresiflent,
will conduct the pieetlng aiid ,Div
MuiTis If.. Rohi:trawlll' be the speak
er. Reports of delegates. to the Fir
Point conference -will be presented.
All inemjiers and friends are most
cordially invited, to nttend. Re
freshments will be' sorvod'-at.tlie
tea hour. 1 ' . . ' 1 '..
.
M. O. A. CLUB TO '
ENJOY POTLUCK
LUNCHEON WEDNESDAY
The M. O. A. club will hold a
one o'clock potluck luncheon next
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. C.
T. Tipton In Oaks addition. ' All
members are requested. 'to bring
their own table service. . .
POETS CORNER'
STRANGE MISTY' THINGS
I picked up the vaso
Of lovely (lowers.
Strange misty things
Thut seemed to speak
In silence
Of angels passing wings.
From their depth
Of loveliness,
Tho' speaking not a word,
Lovelier lips have spoken
And none have ever heard.
Tho speaking not a word
They hold you in their grasp.
And touch your saddened heart
Till they unlock its
Illuming clasp.
G. M. Leeper.
THAT NEVER PASSES BY
Give us all the sunshine
That there is in the sky,
And the true and lasting
Friendship
That never passes by.
G. M. Leeper.
THE KIND, GENTLE DARKNESS
As I sit In the darkness
Where there is nothing I can see,
Loved, unseen forms -
Stand close to me.
Ry the ruined cathedral
1 see not the broken mass.
And dear, gentle faces
Pass and repass. ,
In the darkness I sit;
I.oved ones lie dead at my feet,
Yet the kind, gentle darkness
Hides the picture I cannot meet.
G. M. Leeper.
LOVE'S UNBIDDEN TASK
It Is better to see love
Than to say It,
For It is not Ioves deepest wish
That you obey it.
Obedience may answer
What you ask;
Rut love goes beyond
And makes for lUelf
An unbidden task.
0. M. Leeper.
SIDE GLANCES
COPR. IWtWW, OMVlCC. 1WC. T. M. DEC. U. S.
"If an QtiHry looking woman drives up anil asks for me
vnu haven't soon inc. in n couple of years!"
"Kid" Mischief Herself
I, . i' i
llnby Sanely, star of "Kamly Is
Sunday lot' a throo-tltut jiQyinp
MRS,, HARRY" S, BLACK ! ( . '
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CL0
AT LOVELY LUNCHEON '
Mrs: Hair' fL Ttlaek very, pra
ciously .cnlcriaincd h:r. Ijridge club
Tuc.slay . ai teinoon at- .a, charming
one ? o'clock .' Imicjieorv at vplne
Ridge" beauttrul home pf Mr. and
rs. L. - L. WJmbeily. Altractire
bouquets, of colorful summer flow
ers carried out a pretty decorative
motif for the occasion.
CoverB were placed for Mrs. L.
L. Wimberlv. a guest, and Mrs. W.
J. Olmscbeiil, Mrs. I'. T. Unbar,
Mrs. T. II. Ness, Mrs. S. J. Shoe
maker. Mrs. C. W. Wright. Mrs.
Fred Hamilton. Mrs. D. H. Mor
gan,. Mrs. M. F. Rice and the hos
tess, Mrs. Illack.
Contract bridge was enjoyed dur
ing the pleasant atlernoon hours
with Mrs. Wimlinrly receiving the
guest prize and .Mrs, Ness the high
score club Yi7.c.
MRS. C. B. WADE IS
HOSTESS AT CHARMING
LUNCHEON AT "WADE INN"
Mrs. C. 11. Wade entertained her
bridge club at a very charming one
o'clnck luncheon Friday at her
beautiful summer home "Wade
Inn" on the Norlli Fmpqua.
Covers were placed for Miss
Helen Casey, Mrs. P. M. Ia'p, Mrs.
CI lir K. Allen, Mrs. Chester Mor
gan. Mrs. Ivan Pickens. Mrs. D. H.
Ituh.tr. Mrs. L. K. McCllntock and
the hostess. Mrs. Wade.
Swimming was enjoyed and in
the afternoon contract bridge wa
in play with Mrs. McCllntock van
ning the high score.
GREENS STUDY CLUB
HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING
The Greens Study club was gra
ciously entertained last Tuesday
ui'ternoon at the home of Mrs.
Norman Fisher at Kelley's Korner.
The nftei noon was pleasantly
spent in sewing and visiting. At
the tea hour a delicious luncheon
A'iis served by the hostess, assist
ed by her daughters, Norma and
Shirley.
Those enjoying the nflemoon
with Mrs. Fisher wen Mrs. Ivan
Lander. Mrs. Geo. Holm. Mrs. W.
A. Davis, Miss .Martha Davis, Mrs.
Cecil Fesslcr. Mrs. Claude Clay
pooj. Mrs. Joseph Porter, Mrs.
Curl Schmidt. Mrs. Claude Park
buft. Mr- E P. Hnltou Mi- Fdna
- BASEBALL
SOUTHERN OREGON LEAGUE
Grants Pass Merchants
Beth's Grill
SUNDAY, JULY 7
FINLAY FIELD 2:30 P. M.
Admission 35c and 10c
tj QaJbraRfc
'
PAT. OfP.
11 Lady," coining to the Jinxe llicalrn
,j, t ; ' .
Mile Voole. , , i ; ' : ! - j ,;i .'I
bo on Joly lti witlx ii ti ivim 4-aiH
tier as Hostess.
VISITORS HONORED AT
FOURTH OF JULY PtCNIC;
AT BERG GARDEN
Mrs. Clytie Carstens and Mrs.
II. ('. Uerg were joint hostesses at
a (lelightrul Fourth of July picnic
at Iho Herg garden on the North
Pacific highway Thursday.
Those enjoying the occasion In
cluded: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Knairss nnd daughter, Miss Maria,
of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. . Earl;
Burr and daughter, Wyona, anil
niece. Miss Jean Holinger. of Is
Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Car
stens and daughter and son. Jac
quclyn and Clyde, Jr., and Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Herg and daughters,
Miss Annabeilo and Miss Clara
belle. .
Scouts of 3 Troops to
Frolic at Kiwanis Park
Roy Scouts from the two Rose-burg-
troops and the Oakland troop
will participate in a Campnree to
night and Sunday at Klkanis park.
The overnight camp and program
wil Ihe handled by Dale Owen and
Hill L'nralh, scoutmasters in
charge of the two Roscburg
troops.
The yellow-billed cuckoo Is of
great value to the fanner as a de
stroyer of caterpillars, especially
tho hairy variety, which few other
birds wlil eat. One cuckoo stomach
was found to contain 250 tent cat
erpillars.
B3E3IIE
COSTS LESS
TO USI THAN
.sTr&Kis POWDERS OR PASTES!
Amirine (tlicoveryt One pplicition of
DENTU R.B2B will mikt your loon
plate fit like new for weeks. Not j pow
der or paste new-type plaitie that
ctuilly rlii)tplttet! One tubecontaini
everal application. Thousands of en
thuiiaitic uicri.
GUAM'iTtt
CHAPMAN'S DRUG STORE
Rose burg, Oregon
7-6
Local
News
Spend Holiday on N. Umpqua
in: ami Mrs. Deaue, or rot i in ml,
spent the Fourth of July holiday
at their summer place on the North
I inpfpia.
At Calhoun Home Dr. and Mrs.
Ivan ( alh.'iun, of I lllaiuook, are
spending ihe week end in Garden
valley visiting the former's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. li. A. Calhoun.
Thimble Club to Meet Memben
if Min Neinhhors of Woodnuft
Thimble club have been invited to
meet Monday afternoon at (he
home o Mrs, Adrian llulhcrt on
Cobb street.
Enjoy Fourth Mr, and Mrs. W.l
V. Willis, of Canyonvlllo, and clair, in Garden valley.
iluuKliter. Miss Kvelyn, and May- -
nard Hell, of KosebuiH, and Karl Leave for Home-Mrs. Allco Gib
ArmllaKe. or I'otiland. enjoyed the m ()f 0akjall(li Clfti ,md her
Kourlh at I-.mplre. daughter, Mih. Alvin (ierlacb and
Iduughter. Nuncy. or Kan Francis
L.T.L. to Meet The boys and ro, have left for their hornet via
Kirls of the Loyal Temperance Portland and the Orcftun coast
Einn are asked to hriuK bundles rne, following several weeks in
of raps to the meeting Monday at ini8 city H8 nm.Ktf, ul te lome
two o'clock at the ItaptiHt church.
The rags wilf be sold to raise
money for the swimming pool fund.
Leave For Home Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Knauss und daughter. Mar
la, left ibis morning for thejr P,nme
In Portland, following a few days
in this city visiting Mrs. Knauss'
aunt. Miss Klbel Webb. The
Knauss family formerly made their
home heie.
Arrive For Vacation Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Purr and family
I heir niece, Miss Jean Holinger, or
Los Angels, have arrived lo spend
their vacation visiting Mi'. Huit's
parents, brothers and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Ilurr, Harry and T.
R. Purr and Mrs. J. W. Smith, Jr.
Home For Week-End Mrs. M.
Hazel Dixon and daugliter, .miss
Hell v jane, and -Miss Elizabeth!
Campbell, wlm are attending sum
mer school sessions at Oregon
State college at Corvallls, are
spending Iho week-end nl their
homes lu this city. .
ton Hu.lon. or ' Corvallls. visited ! Ib own. and Mr. nml Aim. Earl Dun
over the Fourth in Oarden valley, and daughler. Lo s. al of Co
wilh thu rormer's parents. Mr. und 'qnille. spent the Fourth or July vis
Mrs R S. Hutlon. en route lo iling Mr. and Mrs. John M. Orr at
Ashland to visit unlil Sunday, when;
i hey will return hero to visit uuui
Monday.
Arrive From Salem Mrs. John
It. Caugheil ond daughter and son,
Josephine and John, and sister,
Mlns Josephine IJauingartner, all of
Salem, arrived here today to spend
the .week-end visiting their aunt,
Mr. IL II. tttuplelnn, On Chadwick
J'r'-'i i ! ' ( j : ..; ;
Visiting ''Lakfcview 1MV. W
Mrs. J-. J. Wainscott, of Ihis'city,
are spending the week end nl Lake
view, visiting their p,onlnluw and
daughter, Mr. and Mr.' Harrv Saml
quirtt. Kn route to euslern Oregon,
they stopped over In Med ford ror
short visit with their Bon, liar-
old.
. Enjoy Trip to 'Lake Mr. and
M.-u 1 nmr fin. I ami Jt.ili'
of Ibis cilv. and Mrs. Umg's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams,
and daughter. Miss Madlyn, of
Mi'i-llo '.-!. .b ttiilnvnit ii li-lti In
Diamond lake over the new North
I'mpquu highway over the rourin.
Arriving Today Mr. nnd Mrs.
Jack Forrest and Miss. Norma Ol
sen. of Oakland, Calif,, are arriving
here today lo spend a week A'isll
trig the hitter's and Mrs. Forrest h
hrolher-lu-law nnd sister. Mr. und
Mrs. G. M. lies.' Mrs. IIch, who is
employed at tho News-Review ol
ficc, will next weelt enjoy- a vaca
tion with her house guests.
Announce Birth of Son- State
Policeman aud Mrs. Raymond Har
ris, of Km pi re, have announced the
birth of a son. John William, born
at Umpire this week. They nre
former residents of this clly. Mrs,
W. K. Oodscy. mother of Mrs.
Harris, left Oakland n short lime
ago for Km pi re to visit ror a lew
weeks,
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At the Indian Sunday
Lionel Harry more as "Or. (lilies
pie," In "Dr. Kildaire's Strange
Case." which opens Sunday ut the
Hunt's Indian Theatre.
Spend Day Fishing It. J. Gilbert
and Dr. II. C. C'burcb, ol this city,
fl((lU Thumlay fishing oil the
North Umpqua.
Arrives by Plane GeorRino Mof-
fitt, employed in the Copco office
at Med ford, is visiting with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kin-
ol' Mr. and Mr. Ceorge Kohlhagen
on South Jackson tdrcct.
Biblo Class to Meet Dr. R. L.
Dunn's non-denominational Hiple
sludy class will meet Monday night
at 7:45 o'clock at the Douglas ho
tel dining hall to begin the study
of tho fifth and sixth seals as ru
corded in Rev. (Mb chapter. The
class attendance has Itnen reported
as excellent and Ihe weekly meet
ings have been planned to continue
through July. '
Enjoy Trip to Coast Mr. and
Mrs. L. F. Lungenherg and daugh
ter, Miss Coletta, have returned to
their homo here, following a trio
In Marshtield lo spend the Fourth
or July with the runners' son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Lungenherg, nnd family. While
(here, they enjoved a trip on the
ocean in Harry Hallmark's schoon
er, "Rogue."
Visit at Orr Home Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Shepherd and daughter, Dor
othy, and son. Penny, Mr. and Mrs.
the Camas Mountain service sta
tion.
Leave for Home Mr. and Mrs.
Merle K. Allen huvo left for their
homo at Richmond, Calif., follow
ing a week's stay in this city as
the guests of Mr. and Mi-h. II. J.
flUher! on East Oak at reel. Mi'.
Allen is an employe of the Santa
Fe Railroad company. The (Jllberts
Look them oira trip to Lake Tub
kenltoh and up, theNorth Umpuna
dtfrlng II lie Weeks, Thi'y returned
home -via the McKeiittlt-'Tmnp aifd
Paslern .Oregon,''' JUIumond- r and
Crater lakes and then south ovej1
the Reilwoodi iiighway.
Shows 2-37-9 P. M.
Matt, 30c inc.
tax
Evel. 40c Inc.
i. tax
Kiddle. 10c
JkL& and tickle yair funng-bane . . . with
Tt'?'X.K her madcap crew of mcrrgmiters! ,', '.
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Red Cross Swim School
Doted at Camas Valley !
A lied Cross Bv:mmInK and life
surinj; cttmpuiKii will he conducted
at Ciimas Valley, beslnuinn July 8.
Clushe.i will ho conducted daily
ihrough the week ending on Satur
day, tho i:ilh. IteMlnueiH or swlm
mei's wlnbluK to take these classes
should jcgMler at the Shell service
sialio!) with Mrs. Palmer or Mrs
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STARfS SUNDAY -3
ENDS TODAY
"Texas
Stagecoach"
and
"King of the
Lumberjacks"
Guy Moore.
Huh transportation is being pro
vided by the rommitlee and those
wishing such service should be at
thu Shell servicu station at 11 a,
m., Mondays. .
Malted milk was Invented In
1SS3. It is mainly a wholo mlilv
combination, with the liquid sep
a ruled from a mash of ground har
ley and whent ,Hour. Heated to
12f degiees K. In vacuum pans, it.
then is dried, sifted, and ground.
2-3:30-7-9 P. M.
Afternoon 30a Inoi'tax
Evening 40c'lnc-,.tak
DAYS!
COMFORTABLY
AIR
CONDITIONED
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