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R05EBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS. PRESTOS. TUESDAY. AUGUST &, 1940. THREE ! ' Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER PUBLIC INVITED TO ICE CREAM SOCIAL TO BE HELD FRIDAY The Nonpareil grange Is spon soring an U-e cream social which will bo hold Friday evening. Auk '.HIi, at N:lill p. in. 01) tlio Full' Oaks Behind lawn. Ire creiiin and other refreshments will be sold. Tim iiillowlug j j i-i ik iii in has been n,. tinged: l'innn silo, .Mrs. Hazel Arcliambeiiti. Vocal Hold. "When Irish Eyes Arc Kmillng," Junius Smith. Concertino selection, Mr. Bunch man. Heading, "A Little (lirl's ljimcnl," Juaniiu Steuer. Vucal duet. Kenenlh Thornton John liultuiisuu. Tap dance. I'ntsy Lou Wnhl. Vocal solo, Helen Allen. Vocal solo. Margaret Itose. Vocal trio. "Heniiiilul Ohio." Horn- ihy and Mniiiin Chamberlain and Margaret Coleman. Heading. Mrs. Arthur White. Cornet s.'ilo. "Winn 1 Grow Too Old t.o llreaiii," Venelta Eraser. "Coil Itlcsa Ainericu," by all, led by Mrs. l.uln Ciorell. JOLLY DOZEN CLUB HAS ANNUAL PICNIC MVim.K CHEEK. Ausr. 0.--The Jolly lxien chili en.fiyed Us an imai picnic Thursday at Hie sum mer home or Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Young on the L'uipqiia river near Itnt-eburg. A hoiintllill luncheon was served lit both noon and evening. During the allernoon swimming, visiting nnd playing bridge furnished amuse mi'iil. In Ibo evening the group attend ed the show, "Maryland," at. the Indian input re, Ladies nltcndlng were Mrs. Ad die Maxsnn, Mrs. Anna ShiilclilT. Mrs. Grace Hales. Mrs. Mamie 'Wilson, Mrs. May Shirtellff. Mrs. Cordelia lilce, Mrs. Willnii Midiel son. Mrs. Verne Conley, Mrs. Helen Verrell. Mrs. Emma 1-edgerw.iod. Mrs. Helen lless. who recently moved lo linseburg; several invit ed guests including: Mrs. Oren l.cilgerwnoil, Mrs. George Norinan. Mrs. II. M. Khirtclilf, Jr., .Mrs. Ed ltenfro. Mrs. A. J. Young. Miss Lillian I-ogsil.in nnd Miss Thelnia le!.ell. PORT ORFORD GIRL SCOUTS ON TRIP A group of high school girls from the Port oiTord Girl Scout Iroop ol I'url Orford, Curry county, Oregon, visited hero on their an nual outing. This year the trip tahes tbi' Kills to many points of Interest. They are making t lie loop from Port Orlord lo llnndon. Co uuille, Mvrtlo Point, ltoseuitrg, Today's Pattern TWO VERSIONS OF CHEERY APRON PATTElfN 4".03 Keeping house can he fun as well as work with colorful clothes to lighten your tasks. Pattern -IMS is an Anne Adams apron that's he coming as it Is practical. It's easy to make, too, under the Sewing In structor's clear guidance. You'll like the upward curve of the point ed front waist-seam. The all-in-one back bodice does away witfi the nuisance of slipping straps. Choose between two gay versions: one with a separate plastron which may contrast: the other with the bodice and straps made in one piece. The attractive pockets are optional. Use ric-rac or ruffling; buttons or bows for dainty trim. Pattern 45n3 Is available in small ( .!.). medium (36-38) and large i l"1.'l sizes. Small size nnron R takes 1 vanls 35 Inch fabric and 1 yard ruffling: apron A. 2 yards 35 inch fahrtc and 3J vards ric-rac. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) In coins for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly SIZE. NAME AD DRESS ni.d STYLE NUMBER. Send your order to News-Review l'attern Dept., Roseburg, Ore. then south on the. Pacific highway to Glendale, from there over the forest service ro'"t to tlio end at Mule creek on Rogue river, Out over the roud going up the river to Galice and Alameda hack on the Pacific highway lit Grants Pajis. From there to the Oregon caves. I lien complete their trip by way pf Crescent City and north on the coast highway. Those ill the (t:oup are Ruth McCllntock, IJoris Our oii, Pat Johnson, Helen Lladberg, Elmyra llolronib, Juno Crawley and Seoul Lieutenant Katbryii Smith. JOB'S DAUGHTERS TO PICNIC NEXT TUESDAY, AUG 13 Members of Roseburg Bethel No. S, Daughter of Job will hold a de lightful picnic next Tuesday, Au gust lJtli, at the C. II. Calkins summer place on the North Unip pia. Swimming and out door ac tivities have been planned. Those planning to attend lire requested to meet at 1:3" in the afternoon at the junior high school building. Next Monday evening members are asked to meet at the home of the guardian, Mrs. E. A. Hritloii, to make final arrangements for at tending the annual Dads and Daughters week-end mountain trip, which will take place Saturday und Sunday, August 17 and isth. The trip will ho Into the mountains near the Three Sisters. All members desiring to take the trip lire re quested lo meet at the llritton home Monday evening. August 12. POLLYANN A CLUB HAS MEETING MYRTT.H CHEEK.-' Aug. (1. Tho Pollynnnn club met last. Friday af ternoon at tho parlors of the Meth odist church. Eleven members and seven visi tors weve present. Visiting, fancy work and presenting gifts occupied the hours of the afternoon. A friendly letter was read from Mrs. Mary tlamneit. In keeping with weather condi tions Ice cream, wafers and ice water were served as refreshments. COUNTRY CLUB LADIES TO MEET ON THURSDAY A while elephant golf tnrnn nient will be enjoyed Thursday morning by the ladies of the Rose burg Country club at the club courso to be followed by a 12:30 pothick liichenn and the summer bridge tournament play at 1:30 o'clock. All ladles of tho club are Invited to be present. COMMODORE ROSE REUNION TO BE HELD AUGUST 11th The minimi Commodore Roso family reunion will be held at the Roberts Creek school grounds Sunday, August lltli, with a basket dinner at. 'one o'clock. "Relatives and friends are cordially invited touen- joy the affair. a SUNSHINE CLUB TO PICNIC ON THURSDAY The members of the Northsldo Sunshine dull and Ihelr families are Invlled to enjoy the annual club picnic lo be held at noon Thursday, August 8th, at Young's auto park. Majority of Oregon's Dailies Back G. O. P. PORTLAND, Aug. fi. API A survey of Oregon's daily newspa pers showed that !! favor the re- publican presidential ticket and I three are undecided, the Oregonian said today. Those supporting Wendell Will kie and Charles L. McNary includ ed: Astoria-Hudget. Medford Mall- Triliune, Maker Democrat-Herald. Ashland Dally Tidings. Salem Capital-Journal, Eugene Register Guard. Oregon Statesman at Salem, Oregon City Enterprise, Klatnalb Falls Herald, Klamath Kails News, Eugene Daily News. The Dalles Chronicle. Pond Dulletin, Corvallla Gazette Times. Papers undecided included the Pendleton East Oregouian, Grande Observer and Coos Times, Hay Portland Wool Auction Doesn't Satisfy Growers PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. (API The west coast's first open competitive wool auction under the'nt Australia-New Zealand plan was held here yesterday, witli 2(1 buy ers purchasing 00.000 of the 700,000 pounds offered. The bids were equal or- above Boston market quotations but in most cases did not meet the grow ers' demands. Sales were about on a par. however, with the recent Rocky mountain auctions. A second auction aws scheduled today. Bids were as follows: Original bags range wopl, 225-30 cents: northwest graded, 25-341; graded vallev. 31-37. Hlds on clean basis included: Original range. su-SO cents; graded fine. SI-S7: hair blood. S0-S4; 'i blood, 73-7H: 1 blood. 70-75. Berlin Denies Report of Julius Streicher's Death BERLIN. Aug. (!. (AP) Ger man authorities said today that Julius Streicber was in perfect health on his farm near Nurnberg. Thev made their statement In comnien on a lOiidon report that stretcher, novernor of Franconla, Tho renort was published by Reuters. British news agency, in a dispatch dated "the German fron tier" Reuters attributed Its Infor mation to "a well-informed source in Germany." Streicher, it became known, was relie.ed some time ago of his duties as caiileiter (nazl party district leader) for Franconla. SIDE GLANCES COPS 1WO BV W SERVICE. 1HC. T. M. SCO. U. 8. EAT. Off. "He says just lo suy it's Here's "The Great McGinty" f f ft ""k I'D! niinn Donlevy nnd Muriel AngcUts, coming Weilr.a'day for a four dny run to Hunt's Indian theatre In the side-splitting comedy, "The Great McGinty." ' ' , '. "' ' Committee Appointed to Name Willamette Head SALEM. Aug. 0. (API A nine- man commit Ice will name a succes sor to Dr. Hruce R. Baxter who Kave up the presidency of Willam ette university t.o become Metho dist bishop of the Portland area. The committee asked the bishop to continue as temporary bend of the school until a new president has been selected. The committee Included Amadee M. Smith, chairman. Governor Sprague, Dr. Guy Goodsell, Port land. Dr. J. C. Harrison, Salem. J1" Junes W. Crawford. Port land, A. A. Schramm. Corvallls, Dr. Chester V. Luther, acting dean of Willamette university, C. U Stnrr, Portland, Paul 13. Wallace, chair man oi tho university board of trustees. Oregon Hop Harvest to Employ Nearly 25,000 PORTLAND, Aug. G. (AP) The Oregon hop harvest, employ- Inir lielweeli 211.000 and 2ri.0U0 sen- sonal workers, will begin about August IB and continue approxi mately three weeks. The farm security administra tion will move one of its mobile camps from the Greshalll district hop pickers' families. Uirger to Independence to accommodate camps maintain their own faclll-B- tics. The central registration office Independence reported wages would be J 1.50 a hundred, an In crease of 25 cents since last year. Oregon production was estimated at about RS.nno bales. ' Jewish Population of Polish City to Migrate KRAKOW, German-Occupied Po land. Auc. G. (AP) This city's en tire Jewish population or nnout 40.000 Is scheduled to begin a mass eastward migration within "a few days." DNB. official German news aeencv. renorted todav. The "emigrants" will be allowed to take all their belongings with them, the newspaper said. VITAL STATISTICS BORN REICH To Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Reich, of this city, at Mercy hos pital, Monday, August 5. a daugh ter, Evelyn; weight six pounds, eight ounces. KARCHER To Mr. and Mrs. Albert Karcher, of Roseburg, at Mercy hospital, Monday, August 5. a son. William Albert; weight seven pounds one ounce. MARRIAGE LICENSES CARRUTHEItS - SPHINGSTEAD Walter Hunt Carruthers and Ethel May Sprlngstead, both resi dents vl Roseburg. 44 n. your suilur frivud." Return From Canada Mrs. Ed gar. Lewis and son, Edgar, have returned to Ihelr home hi tills city, following a week's vncntlon In Canada, MARKET REPORTS PRODUCE PORTLAND. Aug. R. (AP) Butter, btitterfat, cheese, eggs, un changed. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers 125-150 lbs. !IJ 10c; vealers Taney 15-15Sc lb.; light thin 1113c; heavy 1011c; lambs spring 10c; yearlings ....; ewes 5 7c: cnod cutter cows 9-10c: ennner cows 8 !)c lb.: bulls 11-lUc lb. j Live poultry, dressed turkeys,! onions, potatoes, bay. wool, mo hair, cascara, hops unchanged. f PRODUCE PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. (!. (AP) III. S. Dept. Agr.) HOGS: Active, steady; good-choice 1X0-210 lb. drlvo-lns $7.35-50; I outstand ing lot 7.G5: 230 Hi. U.7m; few light lights Sli.75-85; packing sows under 450 lbs. mostly 55.00.50; choice light feeder pigs quotable 5ti.5o-7.00. CATTLE: Calves active, steady: good beef bulls 25c higher; vealers sharply higher; few common-men-lum grass steers $8.00-50; best grass steers mostly $9.75; carload lots top grain fed $10.35; few head $10.05; cutter-common heifers $5.25- 50; grass rat heifers $8.50; canner commoii dairy type cows $6.25-50; good beef tiulls $7.00-25; comnion mnilliini sausage 'bulls $5,50 6.50: good-choice vealers $10.00-11.00; select $11.60; common-medium $7.00-9.50. SHEEP: Steady: good-choice spring lambs $7.25-50; few feeder lambs 50.25.50; medium-good ewes 52.50-3.00; common $1.50. ' WHEAT PORTLAND. , Aug. Sept. -.. '! 1 6 (AP) 74 74 RENT L. W. Metzger Co. Mother and Mill Phone 362 4 a sander dtp your own yHfL. Local News Spends Day Here George John son was here Monday unending to business from his summer place on the North lluipuiiu above Idloyld. Son la Born A son, Ilernurd Austin, was born Saturday, August 3, at Redding, Calif., to .Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Yocom. Mrs. Yocom wus formerly Miss Stella Hall, of this city. At Bailey Home Miss Jane Ells worth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harris Ellsworth, is spending Ibe week as the guest of Mr. unit Mrs. Roger llalley in Laurelwood. Leave For Medford Murray Gardner, of tho California Pacific l'lllltes company. Medford. and Mi-s. (iiinlnei-. have relumed lo their home, following the week-end in this city attending to business. Visiting in Eugene Miss Mary Margaret EllBworth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harris Ellsworth, und Miss Margaret Cordon, daughter of Attorney and Mrs. Guy Cordon, have left for Eugene lo spend a week visiting relatives ami friends. Stop Over Monday Mr, nnd Mrs. fildney King and duughter, Bar bara, of Salem, stopped over Mon-L day in this city to visit Mr. and Mis. Roger Hiilley In Laurelwood. Mr. King Is director of publicity for the Highway association, with headquarters in Salem, Stops Over For Visit Mrs. J. B. Doss, of Medford, has lert for her home, following a slop-over here to visit her son-in-law and duughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Parr, nnd fam ily on East Ijine street, en route to Medford from a trip to Canada and to Davenport, Wash., to visit relatives and friends. Move to Lebanon Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Riley, who were recently transferred from Roseburg by the Southern Pacific company to Eu gene, moved this week to I'hanou, where Mr. Riley has been trans ferred by the company. He Is a brother of I-onard Rllov. IiIkIi school Instructor of this city. Back From Coast Mr. nnd Mrs. P. T. miliar have returned lo Ihelr home on East Lane street, follow ing n week's vacation at Oregon and Washington const points und nt Vancouver, B. C. They were accompanied back to their homo by Mrs. Arthur Crofts, or scuppoose who will remain hero for a week as their guest. Arrives From San Francisco Mrs. Lois Hamilton Ilea, of San Francisco, in-rived here Monday to spend two weeks vacationing and visiting her mother, Mrs. D. C. Hamilton, and aunt, Miss Ellen Crnbtree. Mrs. lies joined her small daughter. Nancy, here and will take her hack to San Francisco following her two weeks', vacation. Nancy has been spending the last several weeks hero with relatives anil friends. Leaves For Port Angeles Mrs. R. W. Minsters has left tor Port Angeles, Wash., lo spend three weeks visiting her son-in-law and daughter. Captain and Mrs. Ker niit Johnson. The latter was Miss Dorothy Marsters before her mar riage. Sunday Judge R. W. Mars ters took Mrs. Marsters to Eugene to attend the annual Marsters family reunion nt Skinner Butte park nnd the latter went on .to Washington following the picnic. Others from Roseburg nttendiiiK the picnic included Hon. and Mrs. A. C. Marsters, Mr. nnd Mrs. Lylo Marsters, Mr. nnd Mrs. Rnscoe Marsters and daughter. Miss Hetty, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marsters and son, Darrell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bower, nnd daughter, Miss June. Today and Wednesday Pal Night TatT MTT. . . rOTCIT PLUS "The Underpup' featuring GLORIA JEAN mm f V Bui vn tban nil. . . - tU9 vii hghl kt Vpwnilil itiii ol lilt'ijn-jtVil I Robert STERLING IV wf . Virginia GILMORE Wk ci , Joan DAVIS 2-7-9 p. m. Edmund MicDONALD 20c or two 'isMI Ma,' Home From Portland Mr. and Mrs. Edward O. Koblliagen have returned to their home here, fol lowing a month's vacation In Portland, Spend Day on Umpqua Mr. and Mrs. Cy Hush and .Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold U'olcolt ami Nora Kaiist, of this oily, spent yesterday at Idleyld nnd Steamboat. Obtain Marriage License A marriage license was Issued today, August !, at Reno, Kev.. to Itev erly Hartley, Hi, Caiiyonvllle, and John I). Edwards. 21!, Ashland. Back From Portland Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Pargeler and the for- liners mother, Mrs. Rose Taylor, have returned lo their homes hero, following a few days in Portland. Goes to Portland Fred A. Knluiit, of Knight-Porter company, left last niuht lor Portland to spend c. short time intending to business and visiting bis sou. At torney William W. Knight. Home From Eugene Mr. nnd Mrs. Dale tilllley and their son ami daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Guiley, have returned to their hollies here, following n two day stay In Eugene visiting rela tives und friends. Visiting Here Mrs. Carrie Zlg ler, of Portland, has been spending the last few clays here visiting at the home of her brother, S. K. Sykes, on North Pine street. She expects to leave the middle of the month for California to make her home. Arrives From Pasadena Elmer Rice, of Pasadena, Calif., arrived in Roseburg Monday to join his two sisters and spend his vacation visit, lug his uncle und aunt. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. L. Miles, on North Steph ens street. Tho Aliases Rice arrived here u week ugo from Pasadena. Here From Klamath Falls Mrs. Percy Webb, Jr., nee Maxine Webb, and two children. Jimmy and Joan, of K la ninth Falls, arriv ed Sunday to visit relatives and friends In Roseburg nnd Onkland. Yesterday Jimmy and Joan had their tonsils removed nt Mercy hospital. ' Son Is Born A son was born this morning, August fi. In Porl land In Mr. and Mrs. 1). O, Klm berllng. or S22 N. E. Ilnzellern place. Portland, according lo word received here by relatives.! Mrs. Kiniberllng, nee Evelyn llnuser, Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. llouser of this rlyt. Mrs. O. C. llouser of this city. Mrs. Klmherling ramily. Arrive Here Monday Mrs. II. L, Mcllenry and Mrs. W. L. Mo- George of East Moreland. Port land arrived here Monday to spend a tew days visiting the former's nnrcuts, Mr and Mrs. George Kohlhagen, on South Jackson street. Mrs. McGeorge, nee Funny Campbell: was n nlecm of the late W. T. Wright of Roseliurg, unci formerly made her homo in this city. iTTffiiiTTTiTriiirTnrnr rti IT? I 1 Wni-mf 3-1 Distributed by Douglas Distribut ing Co., Roseburg, Ore. TRY'T. IwHI-'EJ y Starts Wednesday 4 OCA?1 9 w r i, n j , "My Heart Belongs lSSlSSZJj I to McGinty" 7J f I MAY (H.ort Bolongi I jji (j h la Daddy) MARTIN uiil JkM . Ul WW1 j, ' "MGlnt.no ' Jj wJitf mt f Ghost Breaker, lie's A? V . "-v ) if a heart breaker" f PAULETTE GODDARD ''I'd wear my best . sarong for McGinty any day" DOROTHY IAMOUR CVS ?wW pM'ffan j "Thero's no Hope for ). Hooa with this auy W Vm WJA M3 vC.( Vv ENDS TODAY "ALL THIS, AND HEAVEN TOO" DAYS "Oh, yeah... well, I bet McGinty can't ride a horse as well as me" JACK BENNY - ty around" B0B H0PB Mi
