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ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1940', THREE Society and Clubs y LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER REBEKAH LODGE HONORS BRIDE GI-KNDALE. Aug. 30. The Re- bekah lodge honored Mm. Eltnha- let Kdaon, line Miss Volma Bnsye, a bride of last .Saturday at a sur prise linen shower Wednesday Illgllt. .Mrs. Kilann opened her packages on n decorated table of red; white ami nine and gorgeous bouquets of flowers. She received many love' y gifts. After a pleasant social hour delicious refreshments were serV' ed to .Mrs. kMson, guest of honor, her mother, Mrs. Ida Basye, Mrs, ucy Woodly, Mrs. Isthma Pool, Sirs. Elsie fool, Mrs. Francis Nel Hon, Mrs. Hazel Nixon, Mrs. I. H. Smith, Mrs. Emma Humphrey, Mrs, W. It. Stevenson, Mrs. Plrley Win. klemiin, Mrs. Chas. Austin, Miss Alice Nebel, Mrs. Chas. Kafer, Mrs. A. J. liui'KH, Mrs. Margaret . Stevenson, Mrs. jack I,owls, MIhh Alleen Wlllinms, Mrs. Viola Hill, Mrs. Murgaret Hill, Mrs. Shelly, Mrs. Jess Ilowman, Mrs. Lloyd Mak er, Mrs. Hoy Wilson. Mrs. Viola Caraway, Mjrs. Frank Thompson, jhisb Margaret Howard, Mrs. Claude Humphrey. ' SURPRISE HANDKERCHIEF SHOWER GIVEN MRS. HOUSE OI.ENDAI.E, Aug. 30. A sur prise handkerchief shower was given Mrs. Frank House, Thursday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. Jack Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Frank House have sold their farm near CUendule and are moving near Klamath Falls 'where Mr. House has employment. After an afternoon of visiting, delicious refreshments were serv ed to the guest of honor, Mrs. House, Mrs. Lucy Woodly, Mrs. Chun, nblcn, Mrs. I. 11. Smith, Mrs. Hort Olllons, Mrs. Margaret Stevenson, Mrs. Ida Basye, Mrs. Nellie 1-esh. Mrs. A. J. Raess, Mrs. J. Miller, Mrs. Chas. Knter, Mrs. Jess Ilnwnmn, Mrs. Emma Hum phrey, Mrs. W. It. SteveiiHon, Mi's. Hud Lewis, and the hostess, Mrs. Jack Lewis. Mrs. Lewis was as sisted by Mrs. Ilud Lewis and Mrs. Frank Thompson. OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS ATTEND WEDDING DRAIN, Aug. 30. Out of town guests attending the Aiingst-Trliu-hie wedding were Mr. anil Mrs Ett gene I lay lor. Dallas, Mr. r.nd Mrs. C. II. Aungst and son, Dnle, of Baker, parents and brother of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Leslio Aungst of Portland, brother of the groom, Miss Clotllde Trimble, of Portland, sister of the bride, Mls.i Pauline Cushner, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. I!y lander, Paul Collins of Portland,, Mr. and Mrs. Willnrd Smttli, Miss Helen Smith, Glide, Mr, and Mrs. II. (i. Black and Carlii, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wiltshire, of Eugene, Mr, mid - Mrs. Joe Axtell, Miss Marianne and Jack of CoquiHe, Miss Margnret Lance, Miss Louiso Heath, Marge and Harriet Heath, Mr. und Mrs. Harold Pederson and Miss Deulah of Corvallls,' Clyde Charters of Alhiiiiy. PIONEER PICNIC TO 1 I I I BE HELD SUNDAY -' Tho annual pioneer picnic will be held on the Caiapoola liver Sun day flvo miles from Sutherlin, to which nil persons interested arc asked to bring their rnmiiies and enjoy the occasion. The program SHORT SUBJECTS On Today's Program Hunt's Indian Theatre Th History and Breeding of "American Saddle Horses" Novelty "Trifles of Importance" Plus Latest Paramount News The Rose Theatre Cartoon "Ice Pond" Plus Latest News Marsters Drug Store will be OPEN This Sunday . Hours 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. will open at ten o'clock In tho morn ing and will be followed by a noon basket dinner, C, E. TO HOLD MEETING SUNDAY A special meeting of tho Presby terian Christian Endeavor society will be held at 6:311 o'clock Sun duy evening at tho church parlors to precede the regular lueetiug at seven o'clock. LOCAL NEWS Attends to Business A. McMll tin. of elide, spent Thursday in this city attending to business. Here Yesterday Rv. CI. A. flar bndeu, pastor of the Dlllurd circuit church', silent Thursday In ltose burg on business. Leaves For Eugene Mrs. Anna Ackerson has returned to her home In Eugene, following n week in this city as the guest of Mrs. W. II. Anderson. Leaves For Lot Angeles Mrs. M. A. Ketten. of this city, left to tlay for I-os Angeles to spend sev eral weeks visiting relatives and friends. Obtain Marriage License A mar riage license was Issued Thursday ot Salem to Laurence E. Hatfield, 24, Salem, and Ruby Nadino Plnk erton, 2, Roseburg. Leave Thursday Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hnller left Thursday for their home In Dallas, Ore., follow ing a short stay in this city at tending to business. SIDE GLANCES mm-; 'i t iW :'-V&l- COW. 1MO BY Hlk SERVICE. WC. T. M. BEG. U. S. PAT. Off. -Je "Trouble Willi France was. tlic people gave too much thought to comfort und. leisure." Return Home Mr. nnd Mrs. O. C. Brown have returned to their linnin fit nivnnvlllo. fnllnwlniz a trip to New Era, Ore., to attend a meeting of turkey growers. Leaves For Sacramento Miss plivlllci Mnlann whn htm hnrtn liprp visiting at the I). E. Hennlgh and Roy O. Young homes, lias leu tor Sacramento to nttend Junior college. Spends Thursday Here Enrl Ris ing, special agent for tho Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance company. McMinnvllle, spent Thursday ill tills city attending lo business. Back From Reedsport Ells worth Ott has returned to his home here, following n couple of days fishing nt Reedsport. where he reports excellent catches. Visiting Relatives Mrs. Mar shall Pengra nnd two sons, Mar shall and Michael, hnve left for Salem, Independence and Portland to spend two weeks visiting rela tives and .friends. Visiting Relatives Mrs. D. Mc rinnahali ond daughter, Mnrbara, of Napa, Calir., are visiting (ho former's two brothers, Wallace Whitney, in this city, and tlorge Weseman at Umpqua. At Wilder Home Mrs. John Patterson, of nerkcley, Calif.. Is in Roseburg to visit over the Ijibor day holiday with her hnithef in Inw and sister. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. A. Wilder, on Chadwlck street. Returns to Eugene Miss Peggy Akers hns returned to her home In Eugene, following a couple of days In this city visiting her cousin, Mrs. H. II. Stnpleton, on Chadwick street. Will EnjO)( Vacation Dr. nnd Mrs. H. Richard Nerhas, or tills city, plan to snend next week vaca tioning. Dr. Nerhas will return to his dental office In the Masonic building, September 9th. Go to Seattle Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Fnrrls, of this el'y, left Thursday for Seattle to attend the wedding of their son, Jack, Jr., which took place there last eve ning. Mr. Farris 1b manager of the local Montgomery Ward com pany store. Back From Portland Mr. nnd Mrs. J. D. "Snap" Olllinore hnve returned to their home In this city, following several days In Portland attending to business nnd visiting. They were accompanied hack by Mr. Clllmore's niece, Anita Decker, who will visit here a short time. Back From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Don Morberg and two chil dren. Donna and Douglas, are back at their home In this city, follow ing several weeks vacationing In Minneapolis, Minn., former home of Mr. Morberg. Mr. Morberg hns returned to his work as manager of the Postal Telegraph office in the Umpqua hotel. For the Love of a Lady Fair Local News Visiting Grandmother Mrs. Ed wardo Cortes, nee Margaret Fer guson of this city and now a resi dent of Ilerkeley, Calir., is spend ing several duys ill Wilbur visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Lois Irving. At Harth Home Jerry and Ralph Winiains, sons of Vandran Wll Hums, of Marshfield, have arrived here to visit over the labor day holiday with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ilurth, on East Cuss street, Spend Day at Coqullle Mr, and Mrs. Jack Suksdorf, of this city, spent Thursday 111 Conullle attend ing to business. Mrs. Riley Home Mrs. Leonard Riley has returned to her homo in Laurolwooil, following ten days In Portland enjoying a vacation and visiting relatives. Back From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Fisher nnd Mr. nml Mrs. Louis Fuilerlon tin vo return- to. theli" homes in this city, fnl Leavei for Home Miss Phlla Hall has left' for her homo in San Francisco, following a few days In this clly visiting her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Grow, on Cobb street. Returns Here Ixiynl Stephens has returned to his homo in this city, following a month nt Ontario, Ore., visiting at the home of his brother and slster-lu lnw. Move Back to Roseburg Mr. nnd Mrs. Jesse Hicks and son, who have been residing ut Sitkum tho last several years, havo moved hack Into their home on North Jackson Btreet ill tills city. Reported Very III Mrs. W. E. Til It trill), n rt I !t, ,-,l,ili ' vn II, tv In .n. lowing a week's vacation enjoying i,,.i.t i i. .. in . ,i ' i,,,, tlic (iiilden (Into fair In Snn Frnn- r Mrs. Mable P. Taylor on Ho-C'HTO- borts street, whero she has been ' receiving cure for the last six and Go to Lookout Station Umpqua a half weeks. Forest Supervisor V. V. Harpham j 1 nnd Mrs. Harpham. of this city, Large Melon on Display An ex left yesterday for tile lookout stn-ltra fine "Dillard" cantaloupe spe tion on Lango creek, near Cottage 'clmen was presented to the chnm Ofove. and will return to their, 'her of commerce office yesterday home on Winchester Btreet tonight. Leave for Seattle Hermit nnd LnVerne Knunder, son and daugh ter of .Carl Enauder of this clly, loft today for Seattle, where I hn former will for display by Walter Kruse. who grew the melon on the Clnytnn es- tate at Melrose, Enjoy Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Diiimi nailabaiigh and daughter, make nrrungemonlB Nancy, lire back at their home in AH's-fair in love and wur, nnd Errol Flynn Is exceptionally able on both scores In his role as "The Sea Hawk," In which he wins lovely Uremia Marshall, as well as a score of thrilling battles. "The Sea Hawk" opens Sunday at Hunt's Indian theatre. for entering Edison school in the in (uresis of aviation in September. They will spend the weekend In Scullle visiting friends and return here next week. Return to Idaho Mr. nnd Mrs. Leliind Russell, who havo been spending several duyB vlHillng at! the Home of the fonner'B pnients, Mr. and Mrs. Halph L. Russell, left yesterday for Holse, Idaho, whero Lelund Russell will resume ills work as spoiiH editor of the Idaho Stnlcsmuu. They were accompanied by his brother, Lowell Russell, who will siiend some time with relatives ill Idaho. Laiirelwood, following n vacutlon 'trip to San Francisco to enjoy the Golden C-nte fair. Following a short visit with relatives in the buy district, they returned home. Leave for Portland Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd Church und daughter, niniireen. nnd son. Dale, left Thurs day for their home In Portland fol lowing two weeks vacationing and vlslllug Mr. Church's parents Mr. nnd Mrs. H. I). Church, and other relatives in this city. Mr. Church is n drnttsninii for tho Pacific Telo, Arrive for Vialt Mrs. W. C. (lormnlne nnd duughter, Helen, of Mai-sliMeld, havo arrived in Rose burg to spend n couple of weeks ns guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack SukHilinT. Mrs. Ciernialne, nee Lu cille Sapplngton, was formerly a teacher In the Ilelnllne music stu .dio in this city. Back From Vacation Mr. nnd Mrs. Claude Baker and daughter, Hetty, and son,. Vurney, have been vuculinnlng the last several weeks ,ut their place at South Umpqua j falls and also enjoying side-trips lo cruter lake nml ' the . Oregon lcnves. Mr. linker Is the recrea tional director at I lie South Ump qua falls camp. phono nnd Telegraph company In rn, iLi,. Portland. He spent a -t of his .""'J, " 'e f and duugli- Mr. and Mrs. W. Luclon Cobb. Arrive for Visit Rev. and Mrs. J. 1). Needliam, of Wlieaten, Calif.. daughter, Mrs. William vacation fishing , tho Nor,., Ump- Jwo trl virgin'iind n, 1 burn Jean, of San Jose, Calif., (- a lD t,i. i,i uavi- iiinviti t,r ii vinii. -will) UH! . ;., .'. r',"" "fr vniis iiiaceiNoedliains' son-in-law in. i;nn, vice-ciiairman oi ino re nt.. ........ m.(i central committee, Mrs. Cobb was formerly Marion was a visitor for a short time In 'Needhnni. Rev. Needliam was for Kosaburg Wednesday evening. She imcrly paHlor of the Molliodlst wan en roulo lo Mud font, where 'church hern. she look a plnne for San Francisco) - to nllend a regional wiirfpnuinn I wllh Miss Minion Mnrtiu. iiMslstnnt to the national cbiilrmiin, Joseph Mnrtln. Mrs. Wells spent six mnnlbs In Roseburg In VX.','. und Is well known hero. Aflir Ijibor dny she will return to Portland, vliero slate liendciunrters have been es tablished in tiie Hlhernia bank 'bullillng. to remnin until after elec tion day. SPECIAL! Rebuilt John Deere j $600t00! Don't lose time and money with a wornout tractor' "SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY1 DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEBURG. OREGON Vacation ays ! It seems that these long, lazy, and warm vaca tion days should never end.' But almost before you know it, cold rains will come and eVenings at home in a warm house will be greatly appreciated. There is no reason why you should not have summer warmth in your home this winter. Now before the chilly nights and frigid morn ings remind you get that fuel, supply ordered. Now Is the Time to Plan For It , A sawdust burner for your furnace may be your best plan. We are prepared to give you figures and facts about saw dust as a fuel. If you plan to burn wood, order NOW before Ir will cost you more . ( SLAB WOOD PRICES 16-in. Green Slab Wood, 1 load $3.00 4-fr. Green Slab Wood, per cord $2.00 16-in. Dry Slab Wood, 1 load $4.50 Phone 282 me tered on Wyoming, Texas and Now Mexico, where prices are fully up to lloston purity and sometimes above It. ; "Foreign offerings of wool are chiefly from South America nnd tending firmer. "A Utile buying of tho fall mo hair clip In Texas Is reported nt 4.rt cents for nilult and C'i cents lor kid." LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 30. (API (U. S. Dept. Agr.) IIOCS: Active, fully steady; good - choice 1X5-200 lb. drive-ins $7.2.1: light lights 6.no: 320-lfiO lb. packing sows $-l.90-fi.2!S: good-choice feeder pigs quotable SC. 25-7.00. CATTLE: Calves steady but mostly nominal; late demnnd fairly brood; grass-fat steers nuotniile nround $8.25-0.35; good fed steers $fl. 75-10. 25 and nbove; week's ex treme Snp S11.00 for good-choice lightweights; few cuttery heifers $1.75-5.00; grass-fat heifers, salable $7.75 nnd uliove; canner-eonmion cows $3,50-5.00; fnt dairy type cows nulable to $5.25 nnd above; good beef cows quotable $(1.00-75; common-medium hulls salable $5.05 n.75; good beef bulls, eligible lo $7.00; good-choice vealers salable $10.00-50. SHEKP: Few snles weak wilh Thursday's low time; good-choice spring lambs $7.50; shorn Inmbs $11.50; good sluughter ewes salable $3.00 or above; feeder lambs sal able $0.75-7.25. ' Return From Funeral Mr. nnd Mrs. M. II. Muncy and small daugh ter, Darin Nnn, returned lo their home on West Douglns street hist night, following n trip last week to Vancouver, Wnsh., where lliey were railed by the crllicul Illness nnd death of Mr. Money's molber, Mrs. Kllziilicth Muncy. Mrs. Mun cy bad been ill for several months nt the Vancouver hospitul nnd died there Sunday. Her body was tak en to Hend, Ore., for funernl ser vices. She is survived by one son,' M. II. Muncy, jj linseliurg, nnd one granddaughter, Darin Nan Muncy. She was well known here, having formerly mnde her home In this city. Mr. Muncy returned to ills work ut the Associaled Oil company plant today. WHEAT PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 30. (AP Open High Low Close Sept 72 .72 .72 .72? Leave For Portland Dr. and Mrs. 71. D. Lyman nnd two sons, Itlchnrd and Curtis, who nre mov ing from Honolulu to Springfield, Mo., left Thursday for Portland lo spend two or three weeks with relatives, before leaving for Mis souri. They have been spending the last two weeks in this city visiting Mrs. Lyman's brother-in-law and sister. Dr. nnd Mrs. Morris II. lioach. nnd family. Dr. Lyman Is In the government service nnd hns spent the last three years at the government hospital in Honolulu. MARKET REPORTS COMING FOR SATURDAY ONLY A FRANK CAPRA SENSATION MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN with GARY COOPER and . JEAN ARTHUR , Shows 2-3:30-7-3 P. M. Matinee 30c, Evening 40c, Inc. tax ENDS TODAY "BROADWAY BILL" Today and Saturday s J & r: ttiimiwi I C it r. -5 i...Wj'imiu M "n InKii) 1 S,-: 3 '"'lttiMM' MM 1 Jr mipili tin iki fMM it...n Nrw tall JKL- S PLUS PREVIEW SATURDAY NIGHT STARTS SUNDAY --4 DAYS! ADVENTURE AHOY! ! is WI T ..tot ERROL FLYNN In the thrill-swcpt story of 'The Robin Hood of the Seas' II II IV i L-m 0 Tit, -mm m mim m m ma m . m ri i ?! BRENDA MARSHALL CLAUDE RAINS DONALD CRISP FLORA' ROBSON' ALAN HALH " WOOL - BOSTON. Aug. 30. (AP) Tho Commercial Bulletin will say to morrow: "The week hns been an ae.tlve one in the wool market. "Operations in the weBt have with WARNER BAXTER and MYRNA LOY tJkL been fairly general but have ccn-
