ROSEBUR'G FIEWS-REViEW, ROiEBURS, OREGON. MONDAY, JULY 29,1940.
TMKEE "
Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
ANNUAL ROSE FAMILY
PICNIC TO BE AUG. 11
Oxer thirty-five yearn ago Thos.
J. .luckson, born at Canyonville,
Douglas county, Oregon, left the
stale uh a civil service employe
and has not Hinee then visited his
nativo atate. Friends and relatives
have Invited him to he present- at
the Kose taniily reunion to take
place next month, Auk. 11, and he
bus announeed to them thut lie
may do ao, This in Interest primar
ily of tlie Randolph nose family,
descendants and friends as well as
the Jackson family, whose history
hn is t lin ing to rind out, as he
Buys, who am I? Sloncwnll, Hick
ory or Dr. Joseph Jackson of Car
rickfergiis, Ireland, as a lineal dc
Bcemlant? Mary E. Hose, daughter of C. S.
T). Rose, anil sister of Randolph
Rose, crossed Ihn plnlns at the age
of two years, this five years before
tlie noted Kzra Meeker came west
in 1S.12 via Oregon Trail and after
wards recrossed the plains with ox
team and went on east to New
York City and to Washington. D.
C, with his oxen. John Jackson
married Mary R. Rose and reared a
family at Canyonville. Thos. J.
Jackson, the youngest of this fam
ily, as one of the two living repre
sentatives, expects to take part in
the said reunion August J1 In
Rosebiirg and has expressed his
wish that there will be a full at
tendance at the reunion. The old
times know Thos. J. Jackson ns
"Mule Johnny" and that is what
he will be to them again If he
comes west for this nnnual event.
STUDY CLUB HAS
ENJOYABLE MEETING
Si'THF.rtl.lN'. July 29. Mrs.
Harry Chenoweth entertained
"Just a Mere Study Club" Tues
day nftemoon at the Fair Oaks pic
nic grounds. Those enjoying the
meeting were Mrs. Robert Irving
and children of Wilbur. Mrs. Dick,
mother of Mrs. Irving, Mrs. H. C.
Wilmot, Mrs. A. fl. Smith and
daughter, flenevieve. Junior
Abeene, Tommy Chenoweth and
the hostess, Mrs. Chenoweth.
BARKER FAMILY
REUNION IS HELD
The annual reunion of the
pioneer Harker family Zuck and
Rlioila Darker, gathered at Idlcylil
park. Sunday, July 21.
After enjoying a lovely ba.siu.t
dinner a short business meeting
was hold and the following offic
ers were elected: President, I.ee
Today's Pattern
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ill Mil I I 11
Harker of Drnln: first vice-president,
Sam Rnrker, Salem J second
vice-president. Franklin Hurker.
Dixonville, ami third vice-president,
Norn lllusser of Roseburg;
secretary. Amy Adair and treas
urer, Fred Barker.
Following the business meeting
Noia RloHser, program leader, en-
lei tamed with some very interest
lug numbers. A special feature of
tlie duy was a few old time violin
selections given by a ninety-one-
year-old Irlend of the Hurker turn
:ly. It. 1.. (I)lck) Cannon.
The remaining hours were
spent In visiting. Friends and re
latives enjoying the day were:
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry I.nlilus nnd
sons, Hurry Jr., and Donnlil Pau
las, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. nnrker
and Shun-on nnrker, Mrs. Mattie
Barker, Mrs. Martha Boyd, Eu
gene; Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Rose
(ilorla and tliiylo Rose, Cottage
drove; Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Rose,
Jr., Creswell; I.ee Hurker, Drain;
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barker, Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis Harker, Mrs. Dick
Chapman. Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Bark
er, Virginia, Ross, Ralph and
Marie Barker, Mr. nnd Mrs. U.
S. Barker. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert
Cellers, Elsie and Neileu Cellers,
Victor Hlakley. Evelyn, Mnrlorie
and Carl Blakley. Mr. and Mrs.
It. L. Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. M.
If. McCord. II. A. Hlakley, Mr. nnd
Mrs. S. J. Shruin. (illde; Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin Barker uml Mury
Barker. Dixonville; Mr. una Mrs.
W. P. Wilson, Bud nnd Jack Crav
en. J. F. Custer. Olalln; Rena At-
torbury Long. Mrs. Fred Howeii,
and June Howen, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Jeff Williams, Mrs. W. 1,. Single
ton. M. B. Hughes. Ijmra Cannon
Hrown. L. E. Rules. Enoch Plnnn,
C. W. McCnnny, Lawrence E. and
Clifford Powell. John II. Thomas,
Arclilo Lewis, Walter Noma, Del
bert Singleton. Mr. ami Mrs. W.
J. Adair. Jack anil Donna l.ca
Adair, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hurker,
rredu. l.loyd und Bruce liuruer
Charley Hurker, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Hlosser. Mr. and .Mrs. J. r. nose
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. White, Carl
and Leah White and Mr. and Mrs.
S. L. Rose all of Rosebiirg.
The reunion next year will be
brbl the third Sunday of July nt
Idievld park. All relatives and
friends are cordially inviieu to en
joy the day.
RIDDLE RESIDENTS
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
niniil.E. July 20. Mr. and Mrs.
T. J. Butler, esteemed residents of
the Kiddle community, celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary
Sunday. June 21, nt Riddle. A
large group of relatives came to
be with them during the day. rue
celebration wns held in the grange
hall where n lovely dinner was
served at 1:30 o clock, r. D. c.ard
ner ucting as toastmuster. A mock
wedding ceremony was part of
the dav s entertainment. Mrs. 1,. a
Morrison catching the bride's
bouquet. Mr. and Mrs. Butler re
ceived many beautilul and usenii
gifts. Their three sons presented
each of them with a fine over
stuffed chair. In the afternoon n
group of the members of the Rid
dle grange called to offer con
gratulations' and presented a gift
of two rugs. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Kiitlei are native bqrn Oregon
Ian". They were married in Polk
cr.unly near Dallas. July 2u. 1SMI.
They lived in different parts of
Polk county for 25 years nnd then
moved to Eugene in 1915 for bet
ter cducutlonul advantages. After
livinf. there seven years they
moved to Douglas county. August
4. 1922. and settled near Riddle. Of
I heir five children, one daughter
and four boiis. three are living.
Prof. I.. O. Butler of Pullman,
Wash.. Emmetl E. and Carl L.
Butler.
Those present nt the celebration
wm Prof nnd Mrs.' I. G. Hutler
and sons. Raymond nnd Robert, of
Pullman. Wush.: Knnnoit i;. mu
ter, Longvlew, Wush.: Carl L. But
ler, Vancouver, Wash.; Mr, nnd
Mrs. C. A. Hutler nnd Miss Mary
Butler, Eugene, Ore.; Mrs. L. C.
Howe. Elsinore. Calif.; Mr. and
Mrs. II. M. Howe and son. Har
old. Handon. Ore.: Mr. nnd Mrs.
E. H. Taylor. Salem. Ore.; Mr. and
Mrs. F. D. C.ardner and daughter.
Roma. Forest Grove: Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Gardner. Forest Grove: Mrs.
1.. A. Morrison and daughter. Mur
iel, Cunby. Ore.; Mr. nnd Mrs. Jus
tin A. Miller nnd son. Justin, Jr.,
Albany. Ore.: Mr. nnd Mrs. J. T..
Howard Phoenix. Ore.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
IS ENTERTAINED
SL'TIIEIil.lN. July 29. Mrs. An
nabelle DeMuth and Mrs. Myrtle
Kunkel were hostesses to the La
dle Home Missionary society of
the Methodist church Thursday
afternoon nt their home on First
avenue. Mrs. L. G. Weaver was
In charge of the devotlonals. Mrs.
A. P. Slack gave a reading on the
topic for the day. Mrs. Orville
French gave the study- hook re
port, and Mrs. P. A. Comstock
gave a reading.
Following the meeting delicious
tefreshments were served to Mrs.
V. J. I.acld. Mrs. Mary Sellerk,
Mrs. Jess Cooper. Mrs. M. W.
French. Mrs. Savllla Bamber. Mrs.
Maty Wltcham, Mrs. P. A. Com
stuck, Mrs. M. I. Merriman. Mrs.
I. M. Tuthlll. Mrs. A. P. Slack.
Mrs. L. G. Weaver. Mrs. Win. C.
Woods, Mrs. Claud Goff and
daughter. Phyllis, Mrs. Orville
French. Mrs. Chris Hachman. Mrs.
Nellie Parker ami the hostesses.
Mrs. DeMuth and Mrs. Kunkel.
DINNER IS ENJOYED
FRIDAY EVENING
AZALEA. July 29 Mrs. Henry
C.aedeike entertained Friday with
a lovely dinner in honor of her
grandson. Harold Lapp's, birth
day anniversary.
Places were arranged for Har
old, guest of honor, Mr, and Mrs.
Roy Wilson and Bon. LeRny, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Vernon Onedecke, Ar
thur. Freddie nnd Hobby One
decke, Dorothy Iapp, Henry Gae-
derke and the hosiers, Mts. Uae-
(lccko.
SIDE GLANCES
COPS. 190 BY If 8CRVICC. INC. T. M. 0. U. 1. PAT. Off.
"I ihiuk wc liutl better ive mother u birlluliiy pnrly!"
U. S. Gets a Distinguished Citizen
III .1 f J 1 M .
V'Sg .Cr-' --r
Asked if he were happy at prospect of becoming an American ci
tizen, Dr. Albert Einstein, famed German-refugee scientisL replied
heartily: "Sure, sure, who wouldn't be?" He's pictured above, with
daughter Margot, entering Federal Building in Trenton, N. J.,
where both sailed easily through tests for U. S. citizenship.
MARIE GEORGE IS
HONORED AT SHOWER
EI.KTON, July 2!). The Kel
logg grange ball was the scene of
a lovely shower Thursday for
Miss Marie George, who is to be
come the bride of Sidney Gates,
Saturday.
The afternoon wns spent enjoy
ing a program, playing games and
looking at a great many beautiful
gilts.
Mrs. Ester Gates and Mrs.
Leona Madison were the hos
tesses. Refreshments were served to
Miss Marie George. Mrs. Zon
Wnde, Miss Jessie Winters, Miss
Mella Winters, Mrs. Nellie East
erly, Mrs. Sarah Hutchinson, Mrs.
Nannie Bullock, Mrs. Jennie Fish
er. Mrs. Mary Colley, Mrs. Vlrgie
Madison. Mrs. Mable Ruder. Ilon-
ild Solomon Mrs. Margaret Hoi-
comb. Miss Mayhelle llolcomh.
Miss Mae Madison. Miss Virginia
Anderson. Mrs. Ida Thomas. Mrs.
Charles Madison nnd children,
Lornn and Jlmmic, Mrs. Martha
Hullock nnd son, Ronald, Mrs.Doro
tha Powell, Miss Margaret Powell.
Mrs. Flora Stratford, Mrs. Caryl
Gormnn, Mrs. Dorothy ' Binder.
Mrs. IoIs Levenhagen, Mrs. Lu-
oile -Moore, and children. Ronald
and Doris. Mrs. Edith Gates, El-
ma Jean Gates. Erma Dean Gates,
Rosemary Gates. Mrs. Lucy
Haines nnd daughter. Betty. Mrs.
Blanche Bullock nnd children. Bar
bara and Gary. Donna Madison,
Dnrlene Madison. Miss Toddle
Gates, Mrs. Adn George, Mrs.
Mildred Ladd. Mrs, Frances Hul
lock and son. Marvin. Mrs. Paula
Anderson. Miss Beverley Peters.
Miss Patricia Peters and the hos
tesses, Mrs. Gates and Mrs. Madi
son. LOVELY SHOWER PARTY
GIVEN MRS. BROUGHTON
Mrs. John Eronehlon, Jr., was
guest of honor Wednesday after
noon nt a lovelv shower party at
the home of Mrs. Arnold Hoff-
melster with Mrs. Hoffmeister.
Mrs. Robert Miller and Mrs. Gene
Bruce ns joint hostesses.
Assisting with the serving were
Misses itutb Rust, Eula Cm Dalian
and Daisy Mae Hoffmeister.
Gifts were presented to Mrs.
Broughton by the following invit
ed guests: Mrs. II. T. Hansen,
.Mrs. Tom Hemlocks, Mrs. Dick
Baker. Mrs. Ilurvey l,evl. Mrs.
Harold Peterson, Mrs. Allen
Moore. Mrs. Tom Flndley. Mrs.
Edgar Grlshnm. Mrs. Floyd Por
ter. Mrs. P. A. Riley. Mrs. W. A.
Marian, Miss Phyllis Mnrlull, Miss
Josephine Crouch. Mrs. B. J. Cnru
ah.m. Miss llary Small of Boise.
Mrs. A. G. Somes, Mrs. Lew An
dnis, Mrs. Put Andrus. Airs.
Charlie Nenl, Mrs. Ira Knigge.
Mrs. Hoy Johnson, Mrs. Henry
Miller. Mrs. Alva De Oulre, Mrs.
Merle Bryant, Mrs. Emll Palm,
Mrs. A. F. Hoffmeister, Mrs. L. E.
Moore nnd Mrs. Norma Jenkins of
Sllkiim.
MRS. HOWARD SHELDON
HONORED AT SHOWER
Mrs. J. C. Hewley and Mrs. Fillet
McKay were Joint hostesses nt n
very lovely shower party Friday
In compliment to Mrs. Howard
Sheldon at the former's home.
Lovely gifts were presented to
Mrs. Sheldon from Mrs. Robert
Harding. Mrs. Fred Agee. Mrs. N.
R. Fisher, Mrs. Ernie Higglnbu
Iham, Mrs. George Roberts, Mrs.
Fred Hoffmeister, MrB. Earl Ace.
Mrs. Sam Holslnger, Mrs. Dale Hoi
singer. MrB. I. H. Thompson, Mrs.
11. Simmons. Mrs. Lucy Kent, Mrs.
Eugene Prlncen, Mrs. Annie Kent,
Mrs. Stella (luyimnl, Mrs. E. P.
Ballon, Miss Peggy Agee, Miss
Marian Clnypoole. Miss Millie
Agee, Miss Dolores Hewley, Miss
Bernardlnc Prlncen and Mrs. Hew
ley and Mrs. McKay.
A delightful social hour was fol
lowed by the hostesses s-tvltig
lovely refreshments.
GRAY LADIES TO 8EW
ALL DAY WEDNESDAY
Members of tho Gray Ladles ore
urged to attend the sewing meeting
Wednesday to be held from ten to
four o'clock at the Episcopal par
ish hall to work for the Red Cross.
MrB. L. W. Josse is chairman of
tlie sewing project for the Gray
Ladles.
RECENT BRIDE IS
HONORED AT SHOWER
RIDDLE, July 29 Mis. Warren
Valentine, nee Evejyu HamerHley,
a recent bride, was the guest of
honor at n lovely shower party
given for her at tho homo of Mrs.
L. A. Ei'ickson Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs, Lester Johnson uml Mrs.
Erlckson were joint hostesses for
tlie enjoyable affair. Many useful
nnd practical gifts were received
by the bride. Duinty refreshments
were served nfter the gifts were
opened and ins ted. Mrs. Valen
tine, Sr.. Miss Virginia Valentine
anil Miss Betty llausutter motored
over from Myrtle Creek to intend.
NANCY LEE ILES
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS
AT PARTY FRIDAY
Nancy I.ee lies, who Is hern vis
iting reiailves, entertuined n group
of friends Friday evening at n de
lightful party at the home of her
uncle and mult. Mr. and Mrs. (I. M.
lies, on Fowler street.
Guines were enjoyed nnd later
Nancy Lee served lovely refresh
ments to Irene nnd Christina Tra
palls. Jovco liulno, Murine Short.
I.orelee lies, Mickey and Patricia
Murphy, Ann Mellis, Mrs. G. M.
lies and Mrs. R. S. Blulnck. of Eu
gene.
ART AND EMBROIDERY
CLUB TO MEET AT
SHOEMAKER HOME
Instead of meeting at the Wil
liam Bailey home us previously
nlanned. the Rosebiirg Art mid Em
broidery cluh will meet Wedllcsdiiv
afternoon at the homo of Mrs. S. J.
Shoemaker nt 417 East Lane street
with Mrs. E. Rhouds acting na hos
tess. Pollyunnn glfls will he ex
changed. All members are most
cordially Invited to be present.
D. OF U. V. TO
MEET AUGUST 0
Instead of this Friday evening,
Florence Nightingale Tent No. If,.
Daughters of rnlou Veterans of
the Civil War ISIil-IRIir.. will hold
Its next regular business meeting
the evening of August 9 at 7:30
at tlie armory.
Campf ire Activities
Rosebiirg Cump Fire Girls camp
at the E. It. A. camp on Little riv
er opened Sunday, July 2S, with
3.1 girls registered for tlie first
week period. A number of other
girls are expected for the second
week with the total registered for
the week exceeding 40.
Sunday's schedule Included or
gnnlntion of sleeping qunrters.
swimming and archery In tlie aft
ernoon and an early supper fol
lowed by a camp fire when the
girls joined in singing cump
songs.
The camp directorate includes
Miss Betty Shoemaker. Mrs. Sid
ney Domenico, Miss Jean Slrawn,
Mrs. Earl I'lllirh and Miss Bar
bara Kurtz, mill Miss Athalea Tay
lor. Mrs. A. B. 'i'uvlor is camp
cook, assisted by Miss Curollne
Allen.
Attending cump the first week
are Patricia Sheeliy. Ethel Fret
well, Louise Morrison, Burlmra
Burpee, Cleo Noyer, Frances
Moore, Elvu .lean Morgan, lievorly
Nichols, Alice llarvle. Audrey
lloselund, Virginia Roseliind. Hel.
ly llebard. Jean Ashworth. Bar
bara Hiltcliins. Virginia Mills.
Ilene Young. Shirlev Wilson. Jo'tn
Ackley. Fredrlcka Hamilton. Jean
Dlllnrd. Burlmra Ann Turner. Het
ty Scln-impf. Wanda Olmscbeid,
Carol Kerr. Ethel Van Voorst.
Eleanor Mlcclll, Ruth Hanson.
Donna Liiphinn, Patricia Mur
phey. Ruth Collett, I'nrla Lee Tay
lor. Virginia Mack, Yvonne llliill,
Until Collet, Vniln Mae Belts.
I
Robt. Bonebrake Passes
First Air Cadet Course
ARMY AIR CORPS TRAINING
DETACHMENT, Glendnlc. Calif..
July 29. Capt. Kenneth P. Mc
Naugbton, commanding officer of
the army air corps training de
tachment here, today announced
that Flvlng Cadet Robert R. Hone
brake of Rosebiirg, Oregon, formcr
student at Rosebiirg hieh school,
has successfully completed pri
mary training as an nrmv pilot and
will leave at once for the "Wesl
Point of the Air," Randolph field,
Texas.
Flvlng cndels enlisted under the
nrmy's current expansion plan
spend three months at Grand Cen
tral Flvlng school here In primary
training. Those who survive (lie
"weeding out" process then go to
Rnndolnb field for throe months
basic training, followed bv three
months edviiiiieil Instruction at
Kellv field. TexaB.
At the end of this nine months'
total training period, tiiev eain
their commissions as second lieu
tonantK nnd their "wings" ns full
fledged annv ulr corns flyers.
Roseburq Businesses
Occupy New Quarters
Tho TioiobniT Kloclrio nnd
f'.nod'fl on HM' h1ioi woro (n new
nuariois today. Tbo two hu.
noHf8 vo-n movod from tho Mini
son Imildlnc whoro they have
boon Inrnipii for many year. Into
I Mo ndloinlntr Kalimin linililliitr,
roeonltv nnrchasod fro'n tbo o
f'to of tbo bii't Aaron Kalznmn bv
Moorep Kinpb'ton. owner nnd pro
priotor of tbo nnnobum Kiwi He.
Mr. Slnirlolon haw complntolv ro
mndelod tho former Ralman
bit (Id Inn nnd ban nroparod alf rio
llvo and thoroughly modorn busl
nos onnrtorH. A foatiiro of tho
now storo rnomn In thn iiho of
floiiroKcont ! it h tine throughout,
Cooled Off
FA Y KTT K V M A. K . X. r. Whllol
tho tnrnnornhiro boverod nronnd J
lno do?ropR, a man fioueht on nn1
a sun ul t warrant wranimd blmo)f
from bond to foot in heavy bbinkoiH
and tried to sneak out of town
in n twohorso wagon.
Sborlfr N. II. Mcflonchy put hfmj
In the coolr.
Local
News
Visiting Here Mrs. 11. S. Hla
lock, of Eugene, Is spending several
days visiting friends here.
H.E.O. Club to Meet The H.E.O.
club will meet Tuesday nt a nun
thirty luncheon nt the h,omn of
Mrs, Myrtle Norwood.
Here From West Fork Mrs. T.
D. Hurry, of West Fork, Is spend
ing several days here attending to
business nnd visiting friends.
Home From Hospital MrB. Dale
Owen und baby daughter have re
turned to their home In this city
Saturday, having been disihurged
from .Mercy hospltul.
Back to Work E. O. Rlckll re
turned to his work as telegrapher
for the Southern Pacific company
yesterday, following a week's ill
ness at. his home on Hamilton ave
nue. Home From Summer School
Miss June W'nngemnn baa returned
to her home in this city, following
several weeks in Eugene attending
tlie summer school session nt Tnl
verslly of Oregon.
Advisory Board to Meet A
meeting of the .salvation Army nil
visory hoard has been called by the
chainhnn. Senator Charles W.
Clark, for Ibis evening at K o'clock
at tile cbuinher of commerce office.
Return to 8alem Mrs. Novn
Hntos nml daughter. Sally Zoe. left
yesterday for their home In Salem,
following their vacation In this
city visiting nt the home of Mr. anil
.virs. ,i. r. u 1 1 in i ii anil lamiiy
South Jackson street.
Goes to Camp Mrs. E. O. Rlckll
drove In Hid Wolf Creek Hoy Scout
cainp yesterday to bring her son,
.luck, and Hill Allen und W'nyno
Hughes back to their homes here,
following two weeks nt camp.
Spend Two Days Here Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. MacFiiddcn and son.
Paul Munley, of Porllund. spent
Suturdiiy nml Sunday In this city
visiting their son, Elirmnn (.Mm)
MilcFaddep, bookkeeper for the
Purine. Frull and Produce company
here.
Attend Reunion Picnic Attorney
and Mrs. Ii. L. Whipple and Mr.
nml Mrs. Harry S. Black, of HiIh
city, drove to the Silver Creek
fulls near Sllverloii yesterday to
ntlcnd the reunion picnic of tlie
former Drain N'ormtil school
alumni.
Homo From Hospital T. Tf.
Nphh, lorn I Cnpco nmmiK")'. wan
lirniiKlif. to IHh Iioiih hi Laurolwood
yt'Hli'iilay Uy tlx Hont'lmrtf ninhii
Innce from Sacred Heart liOKpltiil
In hlii Ken (, where h bun been ro-(-i'fi.K
ineilinil iitlenllnii for the
Inn! fi'W weekn. He h reported to
bo tnm-lt Improved.
Back From Colorado Mrs. Ahldo
Itrimner and daulm-i-, M(hh Hciyl.
hnvn i-iil iii-iwifl i. i li.il.. 1. ....... l
folloiviiiK n trip to Knnver, Colo.,
i in in- i in iioiiy oi i no i oniiPi h
(hlML'lllOI' I out ii U'lm ivou l.tim,,,!
at Crown Hill Memorial park. An-
oinoi' (lununier. Minn Hooky, who
accompanied tliuin lo Donvor, ro
malnod Micro to Hlay with hci un
cle, John Spitz.
Coring For Sister Dr. KkMioi
Poiil U)voj'iy of Now u,U City
arrived holt Saturday to nHsint in
tbo earn of hor hIhIoi. Mih. Ulan
chard, patlont at Moray hospital,
who underwent an omrKoncy ap
pendectomy inat wonk. Kollowfim
a trip bv piano from Now York t;
I'orlland. Dr. Lovojoy whh brought
to lhin city by automobile by Dr.
Mable Akin and MIkh Shannon Pet
tinner, hirh Kcliool toucher, who
returned homo to I'nrl land after
an ovcrniithl virdl with Mm. 1 .011 in
Albert Hanks on South Main
Mreet.
Roseburg Youths Win
Shooting Awards at Camp
VANCnrVKn, WaHb., July 1M.
(AV) More pistol and Hlle aboot
ei'H made higher Hcnrex during the
present cltlzeua' military train in i;
camp than laat year, Col. V. A.
Aird said Saturday.
AmoiiK those winning fbarp
fdioolcr awards: Philip M. Pali.
CorvalliK; Howard Daunt less,
CrnntH Pukr: Paul it. Shanklin, Jr.,
Itosi'buiK; V It. Crary. Salem; D.
C. Palmer, Sllvorton; It. J. liana
hilt. Mount AukoI,
Pistol marksmen winners: V. H,
Snoll and W. M. Crary, Salem; Sid
Kline. Corvallls; Harvey D. Kpp
Hti'ln, Jr., Itoseburj.'; II. It. Musk
rat, Klamath Aceney; I). U Sllno.
huiiKh, CiranlH Pass.
Eugene Legion Juniors
Win Zone Championship
MKIlFOIU). .Inly 21. fAI)-Tlin
KilKelie Alnei-lcnn Legion Junior
liaseliull teiiui defeated Medroril,
fi-l. 11 iid 179, Saturday to win the
district :i und 4 chnniiilonshlps.
Naval Academy Vacancy
Open to Oregon Youths
The First f'onvrcsslnnnl district
of Oregon will, have one vacancy
nt the II. S. naval academy at Ann
aiiolis. .Maryland. In 1IMI and Cun-L-ressienn
.lames W. Mott reports
In n tnes-n'o receiveil here today
he is nnxlous that, all ambitious
young men in bis district have an
opportunity to try for tills coveted
appointment.
At tlie reipiest of Congressman
Moll the civil service, commission
on Saturday. October B, will hold
a preliminary qualifying examina
tion to detni-miiio tho eligible
candidates In the First Oregon
dislrlct.
Any young uiiiiiiutIciI man. not
less than sixteen yenru of age nor
more than twenty years of ugo on
A lu ll 1, 1941, may compete.
.In order to multu the required
nrraiigemenlH It la necessnry thut
applicants notify Congressman
James W. Mott. lfi.12 llouao Office
building. Wushlngton, I). ('.. not
Inter thnn September 1. 1940, of
their desire to participate, in the
examination.
Here's One Year's
Training in Army
WASHINGTON. July 27. (AP)
If you find Hint "you're In the
nrmy now" a few mom lis hence
under the yet-to-be-enncted com
pulsory military training law, the
war department saya your year of
training will hn soniothlng like
this:
First two montliH Introduction
to army life und linsic milllnry In
Btructinn. Next eight mnnths Specialist
(mining, with the men expected to
Iron into branches nf the service
to which they are udunted or pre
fer: unit training, with emphasis
on functions as a combat team.
Next month nnd a hair Training
to develop the practical implication
or the previous instruction, with
field exercises nnd maneuvers.
Lust two weeks "noproeesslng,"
which would Include nsslgnmenl to
nnllounl guard units, for instance,
and preparntlntiB to return home.
North Umpqua Road Link
Again Open to Travel
The North l'mii(un road, closed
for a short time last week between
Copeland creek end Hlg Camas, has
"eain been made passable, V. V.
Itarphnm. Bunervisor of tlin 1'mp
nun Ni'tlnuul forest, reported to
dnv. The road was closed when
unimnroved sections becanin Im
passable after raliiB in the high
mountains area.
C. K. Rand Gets Office
In U. S. Employes Assn.
PORTLAND, Jnlv 29. fAPl
L. J. CiinMchl or Porllnnil Invninn
nresident, und Clarence K. Rand.
Ilosehurg. vlce tireslilenl of Oregon
federal empl.oyns at the nnnual
stale convention Saturday.
Smoke From Fumiqation
Calls Out Fire Dept.
FumiKnllnn of n nowlv purchas
ed cabin ul tho end of Kaat Sixth
Ptroci rosulled In a rail for the
fire department Sunday, The. now
owners of tho building hail plan
ed a tain nf fumlKnflUK fluid on
Uir Hlove and had loft tha prop
erly. Neighbors observed nmoko
pourlnu; from thn budding nnd
summoned tbo firo department;
VITAL STATtSTia
MARRIAGE LICENSE8
siiAi-i.'Rn-CAnmoK .lobn rto-
bert Shaffer. Ciinvnnvlllc, nnd Ks
liter Klnlse CuirlcU, Dunnnitilr.
IIISHKI.-IIOFKM AN Hubert W.
Illssell und June II. Ilnffiiiiiii, both
of Hoseburg.
Riddle
TilDIil.K, July 2!). Mrs. It. I..
Uridines .I'M son, Hruce, have been
vlsitini; relatives nt Drain tills
week.
Mrs. Have Mitler, who has been
vlsitlne her parents, Mr. anil Mrs.
I'lrnest Hnmersley, left Wednesday
to join her husband at Lakuvicw,
where ho is employed.
Mr. anil Mrs. fluy lleldeii have
moved to KuKene to reside. Mr.
lleldeii, win was formerly local
imenl for thn I'lllnu Oil ('o.. was
forced to Kivc nn the work on ac
count of ill health.
Mrs. f". K. LoksiIhi returtied here
Friilny from .lustier where alio had
been vIsllluK relatives.
O. V. IxiKsilon nnd ilaiiRhter, Miss
I.IIHiiii l.nusdon, mntoreil to Kin
uialli Falls Miindny where they
vlsllcd at tlie Abner lxii;silon lionie
until Tbursilay.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry llermnn of
Myrtle Point were visitors Sunday
at tlie home of Mr. and Mrs I. A.
I'ean. They are old friends, hav
Ine met when tlie Deans resided nt
Myrtle Point.
Art Johnson, who Is employed
near filiile, spent the week here
at Ills lionie.
Mr. nnd Mrs. I. II. Kiddle or Unse
luii'K were Kuests bisl Suiidnv nt
tbo home of Mr. and Mrs. ('has.
Stllllffer.
Paul Campbell Is reported to be
ipilte III lit bis borne here.
Mr.' uml Mrs. ('. A. Illddle and
son. Donald, spent the kluv Friday
with friends near Myrtle Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. . Hubert Hinnffer
and two children, who hud been
vtsitiiiK here with Mr. Sinuffer's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Slauf
fer. left last Thursday lo return lo
their homo nt llakersfldil. Calif.
Italpb and Cameron lloyd. who
moved to lluillnsion, Wash., re
cently with their family, returned
here ibis week for u few days visit
wlih friends.
Mr. and Mrs. V. N. Dldlel nnd
family visited last Sunday with
relatives III HoselnilR.
Klfle I.cdcerwood. Kthel Howard.
Josle I'niner. Inn Kiddle. Mur
B.iret Klinuiell. Clndys Williams,
Helena Kiddle and Anna Mills at
tended i meetlnir nf the P.N O. club
nf Kiddle Kelieknh lodk'o nt the
Wnde WoitbliiRtnn home nliove
Cntiyonvllle Thursdny afternoon,
I will not be responsible for any
bills contracted by auyouo except
tnvself.
(Ailv.) PAUL C. KEEVES.
Brougher Talk on
Will Rogers Set
Dr. J. Wlillcomb Hrouplicr will !
lecture tonight nt 8 o'clock nt thn
First HnptlBt church, Rosebiirg, on '
"Will Rogers an dtho Philosophy
of Good Humor." -
There Is probnblv no man In the
country better quullfled to talk on '
"Will Rogers and the Philosophy
They were Intimate friends, for
more than twentv yearn anil their,
home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Rogors nt thn
two families frenuentlv met in tho
dinner table and apent the evening
In "wisecracking" nnch other nnd
entertaining the guestH who hail
been Invited.
Dr. Hrougber nnd Will Roger '
also liixl Hi ran nntnblo hunioroiiH .
debates that packed the great hnll
room or thn niltmorn hotel to capa
city nnd were nmnng tho oiitstnnd-.
ing events In thn history of Hie Ixid
Angeles Advertising club under
whose nusnicefl they woro given.
Tlie first debntn wns on the sub
ject "Resolved that Cowboys hnve '
done morn for Civilization than .
Preachers." Dr. Ilroughor will re
enuct this discussion nnd glvo
both Bides of the Bide-splllling dis
cussion. In addition to this Dr. Hrrtngher
Introduced Will Rogers on muny oc
casions and will tell of the unusual
ly witty sayings that Rogers pulled
off In replying to the introductions.
On one occasion Will R4ers in
troduced Dr. ltrougher to a New
York theatre tiudlenco. along with
Jack Dcmpsey, uml for one hulf
hnur the great crowd was thrown
nearly Into hysterics.
It will be remembered Hint Dr.
Brougher was called home from
Oregon to conduct thn runernl of
the nnted humorist nnd comedian.
No admission will be charged but
a silver offering will he expected.
Undergoes Operation - MrB.
Lnyiill Gofr, of Siilherlln. In report
ed to lie doing nicely nt Mercy hos
pital, where she underwent nn ap
pendectomy a few days ago.
Tuesday and Wednesday
Pal Night
I NEW MEANING
...WHEN HMHEEIS ...
THklMsDEMISEUE
(ROMMMENIIUS!',
PLUS
Shows 2-7-9 P; M.
Matinee and Evening
20c, two for 35c
Ends Today
"An Angel From
Texas"
with
EDDIE ALBERT
and '
'Hidden Enemy"
TODAY AND TUESDAY
STARTS
WEDNESDAY
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