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ftOSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, R0sEBUft(5, 0RE66N, TUESDAY, OCTOBER I, IM THREfi Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER COUNTRY CLUB GUEST DAY BRIDGE TEA TO BE HELD THURSDAY Final plans nrn being made lay onininlltoes or tho Indies nf the Itosohurg Cnunlry club fur the an imal fall gucst-dny bridge tea. which will l. a ory charming ill fair of tin- week when It takes place Thursday afternoon nt two o'clock al the clubhouse. All members am guests nro in vited In enjoy I he occasion. Thi bridge piny will begin promptly at Iwo o'clock and players will pivot nt Iheir respective tables. Prizes will bo awarded and re froalnnenls will he served at Ibo lea hour. Mrs. Harris Kllsworth. Mrs. Ar thur II. Mourn fijiil anil Mrs. Ilroad. way an- enteral chairmen of the parly, which promises to ho one or the largest social events or Hit! Tall reason. Others assisting on the onmmilleos ror the alTalr Include: Mra. I,. W. Josfte. Mrs. t'. W. Whar ton. .Mrs. .1. ('. llnnie, Mrs. Ken neth W. Klnnoy, Mrs. Kdward (1. Kohlbuxen. Mrs. Fred I.ookwood, Mrs. II. II. Slaplolon. Mrs. Walter Fisher. Mrs. W. K. Ott. Mm. II. . Stearns. Mrs. It. 1). Itridges. Mis. Paul Geildes, Mrs. W. M. Mr. Knohern. Mrs. Clone Greene. Mrs. K. A. I'earson. Mrs. K. H. Van -Vrss. Mis. W. T. Peters. Mrs. Marshall Pengra. Mrs. J. A. Hard ing. Mis. 1.. II. Mcflilltock. Mrs. II. T. IlailKen. Miss Melon Casey. Mrs. I!. II. Iliidges, Mrs. Frank t'oen, Mrs. .1. H. Mountl'iinl and Mrs. .1. F. Parker. liesei vntlons 1'or Iho parly may bo made by telephoning oil her Mrs. II. T. Hansen or .Mrs. I,. F.. Mcf'lintock. O ALTAR SOCIETY TO MFET ON THURSDAY An Important meeting of St. Jo seph's AHnr socloiv has been an nounced for Thursday afternoon ul two o'clock al the embolic pariHb bull on North Kane street. .Mrs. William Sllcwlg. president, has liri'od all members In bo present. Plans are being made by the so ciety to hold an nllilny rumuiaiie sale Saturday. October al the parish ball. COMPANY D MOTHERS TO MEET THURCDAY Company D. l(12nil infantry mothers will meet Thursday eve ning al 7::W o'clock at the cham ber of commerce office to make plans lo sponsor benefit affairs for the cniupany mess fund. All moth ers of boys in the company are in vited lo attend, as well as all friends interested. MISSIONARY EXECUTIVE MEETING ON THURSDAY Tim October executive mooting nf Iho Missionary- sociely of Iho Firsl 1'resbvlerfan church will be belli Thursday ni'tnriumn at Iwo o'clock al the. home of Mrs. Ida Tlailey on Routb Ktitio street. Mrs. "W. M. Campbell... president, has remiesiod Iho- 1'ellnwiiie ladies In LOWELL'S VALUE PARADE n Dresses you'll love for their distinction and styling, their exciting new autumn shades, their very flat . tering lines. Sizes 12 to 44. LOWELL'S 114 NO. JACKSON ST. bo present: Mrs. Fred Fisher, Mrs. W. .. Scott, Miss Margaret Clapp. Mrs. ('. I). Fles. Mrs. J. Ho land Parker, Mrs. Hurl I'llrlch. Mrs. Morris II. Koaoh. Mrs. ('. 10. Huberts ami Mrs. Ida llailev. The meeting clay was charmed for this mouih from Wednesday to Thursday. All members of tho executive group of the scioleiy are urged lo be present. LAURA RAESS AND EDWIN JOHNSON MARRY (iI.F.NDAI.rc. Oct. 1. Miss Laura Huess, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Haess. and Edwin Johnson were married at a simple ceremony at the li.'ioss home .on Kaitirdny af ternoon. Kov. J. K. Howard read the ring service nt Iwn-thirly o'clock In the presence of the families of the bride anil groom. The bride w.ore an afternoon dress of soldier blue Willi corsage or Cecil Hrunner roses and light blue delphinium. She carried a parycr book which had I n a prized possession of Mr. Johnson's mot her for many years. Arter ihe ceremonv, rorreshmentR or wedding cake, ice cream and coffee wore served. Those present were Itev. and Mrs. Howard, Mr. anil Mrs. Itaess. Miss Florence Johnson. Mr-. Klina A ''cluimbeaii. Paul Archamhoaii and Kennoih Haesp. For traveling, Ihe bride wore a grav traveling suit with dustv pink blouse and black accessories. Fol lowing a short wedding Irip the couple will ho at home at the Hod field apart uienls. MRS. MOSTHAF IS HOSTESS TO CLUB IJinni.K. October 1. Mrs. Chan. Mosthaf entertained the Saturday Bridge club al her home Septem ber 2Stl. A dainty luncheon was served at one o'clock rollowod bv several hours of play, Mrs. O. V. I.ogsd.on won high score and also Iho traveling prize. Present were Mrs. Paul Gary, Mrs. ('. F. Stauf rer. Mrs. Cora Cloud. Mrs. K. P. Illundell, Mrs. HITie Ledgerwood. Mrs. Hielyn Gardner. Mrs. O. V. laogsdoti and the hostess, Mrs. Mostbaf. EASTERN STAR TO MEET THURSDAY Ilnseburg chapter of Faslern Star will hold an iniporlant meet ing Thursday night al. S o'clock at the Masonic temple, to which all members and visiting members are Invited to altend. Mi's. A. 11. Taylor, worthy matron, will pre side, CHRISTIAN LADIES AID TO ELECT NEW OFFICERS AT MEETING THURSDAY The Ladies Aid society of the First Christian church will i t Thursday afternoon at two o'clock al Ihe church ' parlors, al. which lime election ;o.'f officers will be held. All memliers of Ihe Aid are nr"ed lo bo present. LET US SOLVE YOUR BUDGET PROBLEMS Important New DRESSES $.98 Head Legion Post and Auxiliary Neu-H-Kevli'W Pholo and Engraving James Young anil Mrs. Claude linker recently Installed as 1910-41 commander of rinnnua post find president of I'mpqua null of the Ameri can Legion and auxiliary. In New Comedy Hit JIT Ml. kyXmmJ mmm . v v ' ' f ' '' v farm,-- "23 i Lorettti VomiK and Melvyn Douglas In "il Stayed For Breakfast,' pay eoinedy which opens Wednewday at tlm Indian. SIDE GLANCES 1 PQPR 1W BY ftrA SEBVirF, INC. T. M. WrO U. S. PAT. OFF. Q . ""You'd boiler sluy clear of Mnybulk-'s heels, JiiiIhc she's o lillle put out iilioul uol winning llic ribbon lnsl yciir."' FRANCES WILLARD BIRTHDAY PARTY AND PROGRAM IS ENJOYED ON SATURDAY Tlie boys and girls of tho Loyal Tfiniiermirp li'Kinn held Ihr-lr lasl Rcuprul inoptiiiK Saiiinlay aficr iioiiii al n vciy (IHIulilful I'Vanrps Wlllanl birlliilay parly anil mi Krnni nl the homo of iho advisor, .Mrs. 1-Ypd j! Smitliwick. on iJcor crock. A finp altpinlanco pnjoyed the occasion. .Mrs. fioorgp l,ppppr conducted the inspirational devotions, follow ed by tlie reading of a story of one of Frances Willard's birthday parties. The reading was given by Wanda .Itirgens and Virginia Mills. Ida C'hainbnrlin and Wanda Jur gens tied for points for the year and both received a book "I'ioner f! ill" on the life of Frances Wll lanl up until her eighteenth birth day. Those promoted from the I,. T. I., to the V. T. f. included: Clyde Ambrose. Kb hard Dunning. Jdith Heck, l.ou Helen Strange and Paul Weaver. The Y. f. T. will soon be organ ized In this city with .Mrs. C. A. fhainberlin ns director. The I.. T. I., general meetings will he turned Into neighborhood L. T. I,, groups. At the close of the program Mrs. Southwick served lovely re freshments. BAPTIST WOMEN'S SOCIETY TO MEET The Hnseburg Baptist Women's i society will meet Thursday nt the j church parlors with Circle Xn. 1 : In charge of the one o'clock lunch jeon. Mrs. L. Kohlhagen Sr.. presi dent, will conduct the meeting. All i memliers of the four circles are urgi'd to be present. L. T. L. SILVER MEDAL (CONTEST HELD MONDAY Mrs. Fred I,. Pouthwick. advisor jof the Ioyal Temperance legion 'group here, took Raymond and By Gcslbraith Richard Dunning, Hetty Hess, Lois .lurgens and Flora Spencer to Oak land hist evening to parttcipatn In a silver medal contest at the close or Hie W. r. T. I', county insti tute meeting. The silver medal was won by Lois .lurgens. RIVERSDALE GRANGE TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT lilversdale grange will meet Fri day night at a six-thlrly o'clock potluck supper at the hall to honor members having birthdays In July, August and September. Those at tending are requested to tiling their own table service. The grange lias announced Octo ber l!lsl as Die date of Its first tall benefit card party, which wtll open it series of benefit affairs for tlie coming months. The party will begin at eight o'clovk in the eve ning and prizes will be awarded winners In the five-hundred card play, after which refreshments will lie served. U.S.W.V. AUXILIARY TO HOLD CARD PARTY AT FACILITY WEDNESDAY The United Spanish War Veter ans auxiliary will sponsor a de lightful card party Wednesday night from 7:.10 to !l:M o'clock at the Veterans Administration Facil ity, to which all members nnd friends are c.ordiallv Invited to at tend. Mrs. Myrtle Norwood Is act ing as chairman of the party. Those desiring transportation to the Facility are requested to meet at the Grund hotel at 7:15 o'clock. Windmills wero first used com monly in Germany. CHILD'S COLDS tAll, mlaai-u rflraf. WfjS1? -without "dosing1. v'0"13.2 Use swif t-actinit VICKS VAPORUB r V : 1 i He Knew too Much! News Wjjjlj- Move to Pine Mr. and Mrs. ,lo fotU I liniM'4il((r hav' niovt'il fnmi Mitt hi r-el to Suulll I'ihf Min t lo m;il; iheir lionu'. New Idea Club to Meet The New Men v.U will hold lis rirnt In 11 inoctiiiR Wednesday at a otio n'cloclc luncheon al the homo of .Mrs. It. 1 4. Clio. Returns to Portland Mi;-s Vlr filnia N'SH. .student nuno In Port land, han nMur.'it'd to lu-r work, rollnwlnj; Kt'vcral days vlsltini? Imm mother, Mrn. T. II. Ness, in I.au- Rummaye Sale Announced St. Joseph's Altar socfet y has an nounced mi all-duy ruminate Fa U' for Salui'ilay. OctobiT r, in the Catludie parish hall on North Kan1 street. Townsend Club to Meet The KosplmrK Townsend eliih. No. I. wtll met't tonight. Ociuli.r . at o'clock at the dmfnt; hall of the DotiKtas hotel. A. K. Kuiter. president, will conduct the ineet Inr. Bellview Club to Meet liellvlew club will meet Wednesday after noon at the homo nt .Min. L. Itohiii- koii with Miss Mazie and MIsh Olivo Walker asHislitiK hostesses. Mrs. W. M. Campbell will he fciietd speuker. Will Hold Two-day Sale The, Seventh Pay Adventist church members have planned n twoday coolitd food and fancy work Bale to be held In the Kohlhauen bulld Iiik. Wednesday and Thursday, (c loher 2-3. Embroidery Club to Meet The rtosPbm'K Art and Kiuliroidery club will meet Wednesduv at two o'clock at. the home- of Mrs. F. J. Cornell In the Knhlhanen apai t mentH with Mrs. Karl Decker act ing as hosle. '. Salem Visitors Leave Mr. nnd Mrs. F. A. Kurtz and their small granddaughter left Monday for their home in Salem, following a visit here over tlie week-end nt the homo nf Mrs. Kurtz' brother, F.I liter Agee. O. S. C. Mothers Club to Meet Tho Oregon Slnle College Mothers club will meet Wednesday nl n one o'clock no-hostess luncheon nt the Hotel Rose. Those planning to attend nro requested lo make reservations for Ihe luncheon by telephoning either Mra. (1. W. Mar shall or Mrs. II. C. HerK. To Sponsor Sale A two-day rummage sale will he sponsored by Ihe I'asl Noble (Irauils Hub Fri day and Saturday al UIS Norlli .lackson street. Mrs. .1. II. lialley. Mrs. Loo Williams. Mrs. II. U. Roadman and Mrs. R. L. Russell are in charge or Ihe sale. Mnu.. in .larkson Street Mr. and Mrs.. W. 'I'. Peters and baby laughter. Lois Terry, moved this week from the M. A. Young place on West First street to Iho Dr. I!. II. Shoi Iier new resilience oil Norlli JacUson street. Mr. Peters l ,i ti'iivollne reiiroseulal i e lor Ihe Standard Oil company for IhM lerrilory. Back From Trip Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. F. Shields have relurned lo Iheir home on Mill street, follow ing n -liHlil-mlle vacation trip to Oklahoma City. Okla.. to visit Iho hitter's sister. Mrs. Nana Floros. They also visited Moulder City and Moulder diini and mopped over In San Francisco to atlend Ihe Gold en Gate fair. At Isloston. f'alll'.. they wore guests of Mr. Shields' son. Frank Shields. They wero gone for three weeks. Visit at Taylor Home Miss Ilar bara Kurtz, of Snlem. who Is teach ing this year at Lebanon: Miss Ruth Yocuin. also or Salem, who is a teacher In tho Redmond. Ore., schools; nnd Miss F.thel lioyco. or Vancouver, II. '., spent the week end ns guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. n. Taylor and daughter. Miss Ath-i-lie. In LullrelwiKill. Miss Kllli,'. Is well known here, having been swimming instruelor the last sev eral years at the Camp Fire Girls' summer camp. Father Coughlan Arrives Here Father William Coughlan has re turned lo Reselling lo serve as pastor nf St. .losoph's Catholic church to take the place or Fill It er Kdniund Ilyland. who has been t.rnnsrerred to Head. lire. Father Coughlan was paslor of Ihe church here for six months in PlM. I hir ing Ihe last lour years he has been pastor at the Catholic church in Bond, while Father Ilyland has been pastor here for the last three years. P. E. O. SISTERHOOD TO MEET ON FRIDAY HI chapter of the P. K. O. Sister hood will meet Friday. October I. at. a one-thirty o'clock dessert luncheon nt. tho home of Miss Glayds II. Strong at llin Soul li Main street. The study of Scandin avia will be continued. rruit wumtPh ONLY l fidgety nerves, reatlww nights and other diHtrewi Irom female functional pisordeni keep you from Ihwiiik fun in life take Lydia E. Pinkham a vegetable Compound famous for over 60 years in helping such woak. nervoun women during "difficult" days. WORTH TBVINOI CJooi'KO Hrent, "The Man Who Talked too Much," now playing ut llie Koso llieatte for I'ul Nlht. Delphian Club to Meet The Delphian club will meet Wednes day at the home of MiR. V. K, ItanniUK. Visit Here Monday Mr. and Mix. Clifford Hall and daughter, Joy. of Head, iie., spent Monday in (his ciiy vhdlinK friends. Back From Salem Mins Peart Joiich has teinined to le r lio'iio here. totlowniK a short stay in Sa- ' lein visiiiiiK etative Stops Here C. C. Archlbnld. .of the Aledfoul Copro office, Htopiied here a short time today en route to Collate (Ir.'ive on business. Spend Two Days Here Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Hitler. Jr., of Flnrem i arrived here yesterday to spend (Iwo da'R vfsitfiiK tlie former's par ;entH, Mr. and Mih. M. K. Hitter. .Sr. Leaves For Medford Mir,. T. H. Ness, of this clly, led this inornhitf j for Med ford (o Hpend two or llirf days visilinu her daughters, Mrs. ICharles Wakefiidd uud Miii. Fran cis Dash. Leaves For Eugene Mrs. A. F. Set her has left lor her home lu Ktl geno, following u visit since Fri day at (lie home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Chapman In Uiurolwood. Leave For Portland Atloruey nnd Mrs. Roy K. Terry have re turned lo their home In l'oiiluud, following the week-end as guests nf I'r. anil Mrs. II. ('. Church In Lnurelwooil. Returns Here Marvin Holland, employee of the liottglns Forest ll'roleelive association .has returned here, following the' week-cud ut Voui-alla visiting Ills mother, Mrs. F. T. Stetlselh. School of Instruction The Douglas County I'.-T. A. council will hold u M'tlool of instruction at. tlie junior-high school music room Wednesday at one o'clock. Old nuil new officers of the var ious I'.-T. A.'s lire rciiictcd lo be present. All I'.-T. A.'s lu Hie I county have been asked lo send u rcprcnlnl Ive to I Ills school of instruction. Return to Eugene Mr. nnd Mrs. M. C. Mucliatiaii and Hons, Fred and Dick, of Kiigcno. have relum ed home, following a visit here over the week-end at I lie home of ;Mrs. Itiicliiitiau's parents. Mr. nnd j.Mrs. Fred Fisher, on tlie Notih Pa cilie highway. Mrs. Ituchanan jas formerly .Marian Fisher of Itiiis clly. Air. Ituciianau, who is il teacher in the schools al Fu geue, atleuiled lo business while il.-ie NO WOMIKK ll; Sliivnl for HrvuMiixt ... Hilt u ilish lilif this! Irs I in marries! mnritar o I laugh I or and love cinci. . "Mis Hir Fridan" cinno "Mic Hir I K rid. in and "The DDclor Takes a Wile" A I. A X M A IS S1F AL i:i ;i:m: i'ai.i.kttk L . A U C O N N ) K ENDS TODAY 2-7-9 P. M. Newspaper Week Now On In Oregon Governor Sprague's Statement Cites Service to Public, Courage of Editors. Desimmtlni? October l to 8 nn 'Newspaper week In Oregon." (iovcrnor Stuaue Issued tlie fol lowint; staiiMnent : "Willi a loyalty to community interests which in characteristic, newspapers have y.i nerouslv pub licized weeks' for virtually all commodities, fcroupa nnd serv ices. "Now somo I'l'lriillla linn bur nested that newspapers 'speak for themselve' ami National News paper week Is scheduled for Octo ber 1 to S. Nowadays a person cannot v,n as loan without the newrt as the camel without, water. News Is almost as Indispensable for modern livfiiK ns food nnd drink ; and news apern continue lo lie the principal medium for collecting and distrHiuthitf the news, as I: proven by the steady fciowi h In newspaper circulation. '.Newspapers are vital also in the Held of editorial Interprelatlon of news; and Oregon is famed for the ability and courage of Its edi torial writers. As commercial enter prises newspapers take rank anions the Important Industries of the com munities. They provide steady employment for writers. . office workers and skilled workers; and a very larne proportion of their lit come Is expended In the communi ties I hey serve. Democratic Gains in Oregon House Forecast F.I'CF.NK. Oct. 1. (AP) Moil roe Sweeiland, executive secretary of the Oregon Coiumonweulih fed oration, here today lo hoard the special Iniin carrying Henry A Wallace to Portland, predicted democratic gains III Iho house nf the slutii legislature after tho fall election. "A survey of Oregon legislative SHORT SUBJECTS On Today's Program Hunt's Indian Theatre Comedy "Nothing But Pleasure" with Buster Keaton Plus Latest Fox News Showing first bombing scenes of London The Rose Theatre Cartoon "Busy Bakers" Plus Latest Sound News STARTS WEDNESDAY! If You Want to Laugh and Laugh and Laugh Don't Miss It! '1.7'', i nl -Mv . "V A Mats. with races by representatives of ttid OreRon Commonwealth federation this week reveals that republlcaa asplraniH for the house speaker ship niay have their plans rudely " upset by a democratic majority at Salent next .Ian nary," Iia said In an Interview. "Although the repuhll' cans Htand to lose several senato seats, Ihey will certainly rotaliv their majority In that body. In thn house, however, tho odds at the present time are in favor of tho democrats to occupy from 2D to 34 of the GO seats." NOTICE Thorn nre many eases of window" glass being broken by tho throwing of rocks, also neon Higns are being broken In the same manner. Anyonn apprehended for thftso nets will bo prosecuted to the full extent of the law. ThiH practice must lie slopped. J. S. UI'KU. Chief of Police. . (Adv.) One of the smalt Islands nf tlm' lapauese group, forbids birth or death by law, In an effort to ox. ::lude all nain and sorrow. When.' i woman Is to give blrlli or a man is sick, they art required to lelivo tlin Island until their trouble Is past. Today and Wednesday Pal Night TtfCYl BREKDA MARSHALL o 'Valleyof the Giants" with WAYNE MORRIS Shows 2-7-9 P. M. Matinee and Evening 20c, two for 35e V 30c, Evrs. 40c, Kiddles 10o FUN AND 4jWfc$2i ROMANCE... . ,wL"3 1340 STYLE'L r I and FUH-SATIOHAUl, i .y-'WII.1y)mmWI9.f!B r -1 ,-
