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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBUDS. ORESON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1940 THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER COTERIE CLUB HAS MEETING WEDNESDAY fil.ENTULE, Tlec. 1.1. The Glen rlule Coterie club held the Decern her nrf-eline; Wednesday afternoon lit the homo of Mrs. Cieort'e OliiiK liouae with Mrs. E. V. Anderson. Mrs. Fred Morey nml Mrs. Francis N-lson assisting ns hostesses. . In the absence of the president uiul vice president. Mrs. Mouchott presided nt the meeting. The club is sponsoring a sale nf Dolly l)u2its. a KOlden sponge for cleuning pots and pans. The profit to be used for the library. Thft club decided to have a regu lar librarian to have charge of the days the library Is open and the club oversee the work. This is the sixth year of the library and during that time the work has been done by volunteers. Twenty-four members responded to the roll call, Mrs. Sam Ball was it guest. The Christmas program was carried out. Mrs. J. K. Howard giving the Christmas story, Mrs. Y'Hlood rending. "There is a San ta Claus," Mrs. F.lla leach a Christ mas reading, ami Mrs. Huntington leading In group singing of Christ inas songs. Mrs. Aydelotte and Mrs. Sorrells Tioured at a table with a beautiful Christmas centerpiece. Members present were: Mrs. E. V. Anderson. Mrs. Olingliouse, Mrs. 1'red Morey. Mrs. Nt .soa, Mrs. Mar garet Avdellotte, Mrs. Edwin John son, Mrs. Unci nelcher, Mrs. Ella l.cacll, Mrs. H. F. Moucliett, Mrs. ,T. K. Howard. Mrs. Max Culbertson. Airs. Carl Selher. Mrs. C. K. Young, Mrs. Y'lllood, Mrs. Sorrells. Mrs. Mel Davis, Mrs. George Hopper, Mrs. M. O. Huntington, -Mrs. Ilessie Selmers, Mrs. C. O. Garrett, Mrs. lioy Cunningham. Mrs. Jess How man and Mrs. Wilton Garrett. EAGLES AUXILIARY PLAN SALE FOR SATURDAY The Eagles auxiliary met Tues day night at the hall, at which time Helen Itapp reported that the drill team would sponsor nn apron and cooked food sale Saturday, Decem ber 14th. Otga Harvey, Dorothy Swnnsnn find llettv James were Initiated into the auxiliary. Plans were outlined for the Christmas program and party for members and friends to be held nt 8 o'clock the evening of December 21rd at the hall. It was announced the meinhershln contest would con tinue through January. Kate Tannlund invited all mem bers to attend the New Year's dance to he held nt the Facility the evening of .Tanuarv 17. The com mittee in charge of the affair in cludes: Margaret Pendergrass, Mnriorle Nelson, Verna Whitlach. Muriel Dusseau. Kate Tannlund, Ixmise Primrose nnd Clara Kellv. Elizabeth Sknt'gs and Hubs Could reported that plans nrn bo Ing mnde for a Christmas party to he hehl at the county home. Fern Hobday announced that a New Year's eve party would he held nt the hall for all members nnd f'ienrls the evening nf December Slst, nt -which time tho members will sponsor n birthday party for the "hall. The next regular meeting was an nounced for Tuesrlav. December 17lh to lie held at S o'clock at the hall. MRS. BI.IFLL HOSTESS TO FRIENDSHIP CLUB MYRTLE CREEK. Pee. IX Mrs. N. (J. Iluell was the gracious hos tess to the Friendsliln club on Wed nesday afternoon. The club is hav ing only one meeting this month, making this one a Christmas party. Doiinupts of late blooming roses were olaced nrounrl the rooms, with n lighted Christmas tree as the center nf attraction. Gifts were exchnngerl by the members. The afternoon was spent In visit ing and playing games. A handker chief shower was given for the president, Mrs. Emma Kinney, whose birthday wns In December. A two course luncheon wns served at the table, which center jilece was a two-faced Santa Clans mounted on ornamental gourrls with bronzed pine cones and mvr tle. from which white reindeer wns hitched with red ribbon, each hold ing in his antlers a place card with the nnme spelled backwards. Mrs. H. P. Rice assisted Mrs. Illicit with the serving. Those present were Mesdames Faith Adamson. l.nura Tlates. May Ilrown. Clna Tluell, Susie Pulley. Emmn Kinney, Jlena Naas. Anna Tacgnrt, Misses Orilla Peters and Ahlile Bond. Two members were absent on account of Illness. Mrs. Jennie Iluell and Mrs. Mary Rice. GEORGE H. BAKER AND ELIZABETH ADAIR MARRY George H. Raker and Elizabeth 'Arlair. both of Roseburg. were quiet ly married at two-fifteen o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Meth odist parsonage by the pastor. Rev. M. T. Wire. Mrs. W. II. Blair and Mrs. M. T. Wire were witnesses. Mr. and Mrs. Baker will make their home in Roseburg. MR. AND MRS. MATTHEWS ENTERTAIN AT, SUPPER DAYS CREEK. Dec. 13. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Matthews entertained it t a very lovely chicken supper Wed nesday evening. Covers were Placed for Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Wil son. Mr. nml Mrs. Carl Moore and children. Ronald I.ee nnd Doris Mari". Carlv Aaron. Boh Matthews. Miss Elva and Miss Lois Ellen Mat thews anil the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Matthews. DANCING PARTY IS ENJOYED SATURDAY PAYS CREEK. Pec. 13. A verv pleasant dam-ins party wns enjoyed Hnti'nlay evening at the Ivan Welch home. 1n1p in the evening delic ious refreshments were servrMl. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Norman, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wooster, Mrs. Roy Duncan, ilis. Alma Lange, Mrs. Ivan Welch, Miss Marie Sutton, Miss Hazel and Miss Alice Welch, Delbert Davis. Henry Fate, Dan Taylor, Harry, Clifford ami Irvin Wooster, Johnny and Elmer Sutton, Ophlr Perduo and his son, Blllie, Ralph Duncan, Alee ami l.eland Van Noman. How art Moore and Sam Perdue and Ken neth Perdue of Roseburg. MRS. TRIMBLE IS HOSTESS TO CLUB DRAIN'. Dec. IS. Mrs. C. F. Trimble was hostess to the Study club Friday afternoon nt her home. After the dessert-luncheon the fol lowing juipers were given: Customs of Oilier Uinds. Mrs. Mae Light: Alaska anil the Valley of Ten Thou sand Smokes, Vera Patchen: Mrs. Goodmanson discussed Humor. Those present were Mesdames Austen. Light. Whipple, Mildred Whipple. Cnwles, Goodmanson, Pat-r-hen. Keeney, Delaney, Ijakey, Connors. Illoomquist. M. Cool am! the hostess, Mrs. Trimble. MRS. SPORE IS HONORED AT DINNER PAYS CREEK. Pee. IX Mrs. Raymond Spore was complimented at a veiy charming dinner at the Tete Clam home Sunday, the occa sion being her birthday anniver sary. Covers were arranged for Mr. anil Mrs. Max Culbertson of Fortune Branch, Sir. and Mrs. Ray mond Spore. Mr. and Mrs. Erl Per due, Mr. anil Mrs. Gorrlon Chirk ami daughter, Sharon, Miss Mildred Spore anil Mr. and Mrs. Pete nam. a TEACHERS ASSOCIATION HAS LUNCHEON MEETING DRAIN'. Pee. IX The Pouglas County Primary and Intermediate Teachers association met at the Drain grade school Saturday. Dec. 7th, at 12:30 'for n banquet lunch eon am! regular meeting. A pro grant n.i follows was presented af ter luncheon and business meeting: Music by Drain grade school pupils. Trios. Belva I.akey, Mary I,ou Roach. Daisy Honnold. Violin solo Kitty Jo Olson Manuscript writing Mrs. Lamp Speech Helpers, demonstration. Eye Facts Mrs. Lamp's class INTER. SE STUDY CLUB TO HOLD PARTY MONDAY AT BEARD HOME On account of the illness of Mrs. E. S. Hall's father, the Inter-Se Study club has changed its Christ mas party nieetfng for next Monday night. December 16th, for eight o'clock nt the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Beard on East Wash ington street. Gifts will be ex changed and a delightful social evening has been planner). POETS CORNER TO FRIENDS AFAR W. Taylor Cooper. We rnnnot send to each of you A gift of love, or token. The many miles between forbid Communication spoken. So then ns distance must preclude A chump of any meeting. The best that we can do is just To send a word of greeting. Rut In the midst of Christmas joys. We sense a shadow stealing Across our hearts, for from nfar Come voices most appealing. The little waifs from broken honies Heyond the sea are calling. The glee that is their need is quenched Uy Death in forms nppalling. The pleadings of the Prince of Peace. The nations nro ignoring. Their wealth, their all, with count less lives Into War's maelstrom pouring. Rut there will dawn a brighter day. His promise is assuring. From out the purging fires will come A peace that is enduring. On that new- earth, all purged and clean. Sin's wounds will not be scarring. War's crimson stains of human blood Will ncvcimore be marring. Rut mnny blessing yet are ours, We'll find in contemplation. And may the songs of praise arise From firesides of our nation. Among the blessings that we prize, Are old time friends we treasure. So may the joys of Christmas-tide Re theirs in goodly measure. REPORTS WOOL ROSTON, Dec. 13. fAP) Tho Commercial Rulletiu will say to morrow; "The wool trade has passed through a very quiet week so far ns new business Is concerned but one troubled with rumors of various sorts, relating especially to the ba sis upon which government awards may be made on the most recent cali for bids covering pome 13 mil lion odd yards or army and CCC fabrics, tho problem of shipping from foreicn countries, which is ! serious, nnd the allocations of Aus tralian wools commercially. "These problems all will be work ed out, doubtless, with a minimum of inconvenience to the trade, but for the niompnt they are confus ing and worrisome on a dull mar j ket. Sals have been few and hardly chang"! In price for stan- tanl wools. Inline nas Deen none in thp west, although some fall wool of choice description was sold In Texas at 311 and 32 cents. "Civilian business still leaves much to be desired although the mills are generally well occupied Celebrate Golden Wedding J I . 11 I..MMI UIH IP ' - r 1 YONCALIiA, Dec. 13. Mr. and Mrs. 11. P. Wells of Scotts Valley celebrated their GUth wedding an niversary Tuesday, Dec. 10, with friends calling during the day. .Vise Mary A. Menafch and Henry R Wells of Sundance, Wy., were united in marriage 50 years utfo, Dhc. 10. 1SU0. with Rev. A. H. Chassell, Methodist preacher, per forming the ceremony. Rev. Chas sell was just starting his career as minister and this was his first wedding. He v. Chassell is still enjoying life in Wyoming. Five children were horn to bless this home, one child passing away some time ago. Four children, three of whom were present at the celebrution. There are also seven grandchildren. The family consists of Mrs. llertha Marshall of Colorodo, a daughter, and three pons. George and Lester Wells of Scotts Valley and Wesley Wells of Drain. Mr. and Mrs. Wells received many beautiful gifts from their friends. The gifts were placed on a largo table in the living room, which wns covered with a beauti ful lace cloth. In the center of the table was a large gold crochet ed basket made by Mrs. Hay Tur pin. holding a large bouquet of gold chrysanthemums. One of the outstanding gifts was a beautiful gold satin quilt, made by the mem bers of the Wilting Workers club of Scotts Valley. Each member made a block, with a silk pansy in the center and her own name em broidered in it. In the center was a large square made by Mrs. Pes- SIDE GLANCES 5 -4&trW fWH. tWO Y HtA MHVICt. INC. T. M. WtC. U. I. M. "I don't think you'll have any trouble getting a dale, young man our phone hasn't rung all day!" with government orders nnd not greatly concerned for civilian con tracts at the moment. "Mohair continues dull and list less, with prices slightly favoring the buying." PRODUCE PORTLAND, Dec. IX (AP) Rutter, butterfat. cheese, eggs, country meats, live poultry un changed. DRESSED TURKEYS Ruylng prices: New crop hens 21J-22; toms 16517 lb. DRESSED TFRKEYS Nominal selling prices: Hens 23 -21; toms ISi 19. Onions, peas, potatoes, bay. wool, mohair, hides, cascara, hops un changed'. WHEAT PORTLAND. Ore.. Dee. 13. f.P) Open High Low Close Dec. 75i Yoncalla YONCALLA, Dec. 13. The an nual student body play, "Only Sally Ann." directed by Prof. A. R. Marsh, will he given at the high school gym Friday evening. It Is a four-act drama, with lots of thrills and lauehter. Those taking part are Verl Miller. Rill Gross, Norman Main. Marvin Thompson. Earl Wor man. Vera Thompson. Wayne Rice, j Hetty Ruth hnise, Doris Klngery, C0LDSJ FIGHT MISERY rlht wherr (. you feel it-wltb iwlIt-acUng V VICKS VAPORUB -- Newfl-Hevlew Photo and Kngravlntf sle Watson, with a bride and groom npplfqued in it, even to the neck tie and handkerchief in tho groom's pocket, with Mr. and Mrs. Wells and congratulations from the club embroidered in one cor ner. A delicious lunch was served by. Mrs. Hay Turpin, Mrs. George Wells and Mrs. Lester Wells. Those calling during the day were, John N. Davis of Hubbard, Ore.; Paul Jenkins, Uoseburg; George U. Helbig, Roseburg; Rena Helbig. Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs. L A. Melton. V. Y. Ask, Mr. and .Mrs. S. W. Cellers, Mrs. Mary L. Goodell. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cock eram. Mrs. Martha Harris. E. W. Lctsom, Mrs. 10. A. Jackson. Mrs. Hrma Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Turpin, Mrs. Cynthia Turpin, Mr. and Mrs. Henry McDougnll, Mr. and Airs. Cody Long. Mrs. Lena Iong. Dr. R. F. McKatg. Weslpy Wells. Stella Parks. Mrs. Ray Tur pin. Mr. and Mrs. John Dyer. Joyce and Janice Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Johnston, Jack C. Thornton. Mrs. C. K. Thornton, Mrs. Fred Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Ra phael Wise. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. W. Wise. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Stonaker, Mrs. George Kdes. Mr. ami Mrs. Lee Cooley. Miss Priscflla Turpin, Mrs. E. F. Kelso, Mareta Rey nolds, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Wat son. Yvonne Watson. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Stenseth. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Walkinshaw, Mrs. Nettie Hanan, Mr. and Mrs. Avery Luswell, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Woman nnd fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cellars and .Mm Cellars. By Galbraith OFT. t2 ff Venola Marsh, Esther Lee and Norma Hitchcock. A meeting to elect officers for North Douglas county for agricul tural conservation will be held in the Yoncalla theater Monday after noon at 1:30. Plans for the 1911 program will be explained. Every one interested Is urged to be pres ent. A degree staff from Roseburg In stalled the officers of Elkhend eranee. Elk Creek granite nnd Sun nydale eranee Wednesday evening at the Odd Fellows hall in Yon calla. Those from the Melrose grange who put on the work, were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goff. Mrs. Wal ter Kruse. Ruth and Lillian Mat thews and Mrs. .T Pickens. Mrs. Malum, who has been pick ing turkeys at the Schosso Castor turkey picking plant, fell and broke a small bone in her leg Tuesday afternoon. Marvin Helland, accompanied by Leslie Cummlngs left Tuesday for Portland where thev will attend a three-dav session of the forestry convention. Mr. nnd Mrs. Sumner Rrnwn and Mr. and Mrs. George Edes spent Titpsday in Kueene, Apron and lKJt, ORIENTAL Saturday, Dec. K Ladlea 20e, Gnlt 20a Including Tax Local News Here on Business Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Ultras, of l)rtv, won lmsl nrsH visitors in this city yostorila. Reported III Nancy Olio is n nortrd tn lie ill nt the hom of hrr luit'iits, Mr. and Mrs. 11. 0. Attends to Business lon Hous ton, nf MHroso, was in ltoseburj; allrmlinK to business yesterday. Reported Very lit Frank Pitch er, of Roseburg, is reported to he very 111 at the veterans hospital in Portland. Shop and Visit Rev. and Mrs.. Davis and Mrs. Marion Kulsler. of Myrtle Creek, were here shopping and visiting yesterday. Here From Riddle Ren Nichols nnd his son and dauuhter-iu-law, Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Nichols, of Rid dle, were business visitors in this ily yesterday. Returns Home Mrs. J. S. Ald ridge has returned to her home in Myrtle Creek, following a two-day stay In this city visiting her daugh ter, Mrs. A. D. Hulbnrt. Here Yesterday Mr. nnd Mrs. John Montgomery, of Lookingglnss, were here on business yesterday. Mr. Montgomery Is stationed at the Tiller CCC camp this winter. Leaves For Portland Attornev Guv Cordon, who returned to his home here Tuesday from Washing ton, D. C. has left for Portland to attend to business for a short time. Here From Salem Charles Me Klhinny, of Calnn, formerly of this citv, arrived here ynsterday to at tend to business and visit his two sisters. M rs. L. L. Spencer and Mrs. J. A. Fredricksou. Vesper Service Sunday The an nual Christmas vesper service of Roseburg bethel of Job's Daugh ters, No. 8, will ho open to tho pub lic at four-thirty o'clock Sunday, December 15th, at the First Pres byterian church. . Hardtime Party Toniqht The Homemakers class of the Raptist Sunday school will hold a hardlium party tonight, December lit, at 7: SO oVIock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Greene at East Second Avenue South. Practice Saturday Job's Daugh ters members are requested to meet Saturday at two o'clock at the Ma sonic temple to practice for the Vesper service, which wilt be open to the public Sunday at t:Sil o'clock at the First Presbyterian church. Improving Mrs. A. J. Geddes. of this citv, is reported to be Improv ing at Mercy hospital, where she is receiving medical attention for in juries suffered a few davs ago. when she fell down a flinht of stairs at her homo on North Jack son street. Leave For Home Mrs. Richard .lohauson and two children left to day for their home in Crescent Citv. Calif., following a week in this city visiting relatives and attend ing to property interests. Mis. Jo lianson is n sister of Mrs. Ernest ISarker of Roseburg. Improving In Health Mrs, J. A. Wood is now reported to be much improved in health at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, post master and Mrs. L. h. Winiberly on Reservoir avenue. Mrs. Wood has been ill of n severe rold for the last couple of weeks. Team Stops Here The Albany college basketball team of Port land, including nine players, their coach. I on Faher, ami (I. Glenn Holmes, representing the faculty, slopped ot the Hotel Vallny over night and left this mnrniug for Ash land, where they will play tonight and tomorrow night. Party Saturday The junior de partment of the Raptist Sunday school will practice the Christmas program Saturday night at 7 o'clock in the basement of the church. Followlntr the practice, a Christmas party will he enjoyed un til 9 o'clock and refreshments will be served. The group will not ex change girts. Rummage and Plant Sale The American Legion auxiliary will hold a rummage and plant and shrub sale Sntnrday. December 11. in the back of Roy Rellows' store, opposite the News-lleview office. Mrs. II. T. Hansen fs In chnri-'e of the rummage sale with Mrs. (head way. Mrs. L. W. Josse and Mrs. L. L. Wimberly in charge of the plants nml shrub sale. Sale Saturday The Phi Rlfjtnn Kaiipa Mothers club will sponsor a turkey tnmale nnd Christmas can dy sale Saturday, December 11. at .losse's Furniture store. Mrs. Ilroadway nml Mrs. C. W. AVhar lon are in charge, of the tatnales and Mrs. Hoy itellows Is chairman of the candles department. Assist ing with the project are Mrs. II. Carter, Mrs. L. W. Josse Mrs, It. R. Sboernalfnr ntid Mr. ,T W'vntt Overall Dance GARDENS Here Thursday JameR Chinnnek. district deputy prand exalted ruler of KUis. Grants lnss, attended the Klks Christmas parly last evening at the temple here. Children to Practice Tho Sun day srliool children of St.- Paul's Lutheran church are requested to meet Saturday ntornitiK at the church to practice for the Christ mas service to be held December 2-llh. The primary department will practice at U:.'lo nnd tho interme diate and senior departments at 10. Loy-Douglas Comedy at Indian Mirth Producer Ry KK.P. If you like sophist icated comedy, don't miss Mvrna Loy and Melvyn Dnnt'li's in "Third Finger Left. Hand." now plaving at Hunt's In dian theatre. The plav is one of the most dclluhtl'ul entertainments of tho current season and the plot is exceptionally clever nnd holds one's interest from start to finish, Mvrna Loy is cast as a "career girl," who poses as n married wo man to make her position as fash ion editor on a magazine more se cure. Her ability as a clever act ress is exceptional in this picture. and Melvyn Douglas plays his part equally as well as Miss Uy. The story leaves you chuckling and hiiMpy. nnd in leaving the theatre you find yourself urging your friends not to miss the production. In addition to the main feature there is a Paramount All-American football team shown: Pinky Tom lln's orchestra on tour, and I'opeye the Sailor comedy. VITAL STATISTICS MARRIAGE LICENSES DFN'LAPCOWCIKH Isaac: A. Duniap and Alice K. Cowger, both residents of Sutberlin. otici: or l-iwi. si:Tti.i:ii:vr In ttio Countv Court of 'lie Slate nf Or"K.n for lii.tiejus County. In the Matter of the Kstato of It. C. Mill. Iteieafed. Nothe w Itelebv piveii that the undersign, -it administrator or the estate of K. C. Hill, leee:icd, llHH filed III the above entitled court his final account in settlement of said estate, atid Said Court by an nrib-r 1 nt V made and entered ha" fixed Saturday. Hi- 11th dav of .lanuarv. l!i 1 1, at the hour of Mi nn o'l-b.ck in the forenoon of nald day. nod the nffl.e nf the Coll-ltv .tllilue In 1 ha 1 ton k la k County Courthouse as the lime and olace for hearlnir m)i ei't Ions to said u'-eonnt, If any there he, a Mil to the final nettle meat of said estate. r Administrator 'he KHlalo of H. C. t f HI. 1 1 ased. I.ONtl AMI lt.S'C,. Altoi neys for t tie INhllo. otm i: or riii. sr.TTi.r.Mnvr In the County Court of the Mtato of Ureiriui for horn-las County. In the -Mailer of I he Dslale of Charles H. Munson. Deceased. N'nlli e Is heiebv i-'iven thai the und. rslKhed ndioini t ra t or of the estate of Ch-MleH II. Mlllivon. eeas. i. has filed ill tbi' llbnvo en titled court his final account in settlement of said e-tnte. ami In order of xald court duly made and entered of r" i d, Tuesday. tho 1 Ith dav of .laiio ii v, I ! I I. at ten o'clock A. M. In the County Court room I II the Court house III I lose -bum, Dotmlas Coiinlv, iireu'on, Iiiih been flved as the time and plaee for hearlior oh et Inns, If any there be to said filial account and for thi' settlement thereof. - Hated and first pubtlwhetl this y '" " m!'nm..n. AdmliiiHtriHnr or the Instate of Charles II Monmn. I tffeiiHeil, Mllll i; TO I KKDITOllNH Tn the fnuntv Court of Ha Htite of Oreirno f.u- I'oiH'las Coii"v, In the Matter of the i, nst W"l end Testati t and IXale of ('inctn- iihIuh McCoivn. "iiMllM"t also I'tiown lis C. M'-Cowii. Deceased. S'nttce Is hereby ul'Yi) tb-it the uadeiMii:ncd ha" been dote ant.nlot ed evecutio- of Hie last W"l ami tes tament and estate of CI net una t us Mi-Cow n. sotn- l Iniei also known ii" i M- i 'own. dei eased b ord"r or the Countv Court of ioiikI-is Coun tv. Orew"!, ilulv ni'tile and en tereil All person havlnir claims airalnt said estale are hereby oalr.-d to scut Hie snim d'l'v verified as bv l-w rermlred. Wth vnoehers annexed therein, tn (tie nderHlirt,"d at the la v offices of I.oti'r and I.onir In he lino Irian Cnuntv Cioi'thoiise In rtnseburir irenn wHh'o sv ffil pw.n'lii fnil" the date ,r the Hist publication of Ill's notice. Hn-"-t nd f'"st initdiulieo Hiis the -'!'th .lay -f Voc ,... K MM V. M- iTiM-V. I.etlor "t tbi cs'i.te n' Clncln- O'ltUS Mcl'nWII lll-i-'-HTll w.Oile. Huns ato known as C. McCnwn. deceased. xoTici-: to rui:iMToits Not tee berebv iflven that Hie nndeisle-ned he tioeo t.v no oril-f nf the Coiinlv Court nf the Hint" nf Oreiron for ' inio-lrm Conn I v dlv nnnolrited ad"U ul" -atr r or ine estate of James W. Tynan, ile- ' AH perons hnvtno: elnlms e '"i luff said etafe fire berebv on. Hfled to n'r-seiit tie s'UP' Ver'f'"d as r 1 1 fed bv )fW. to the under. '-ned adie'nlstlalriT et the law nfflccs of IHee At Orc'tt In Ifose- 1,111", Hntlt'1'!" fner.lv. Clrr"'" v-in-'n fi" "tniiihs rrom ihti dule of Hit- n'ce. Hated N '"- 0? 1" VlltfHVI K. fVMN. (LotnUtr-tii-- nf tb V-1-n of Jhiim-h W. Tvnan. I icceris d. Short Subjects On Today's Program Hunt's Indian Theatre Musical "Pinky Tomlin and His Orchestra" A Musical Tour Around tho Country. Popeye "Onion Pacific" Plus Latest Paramount News Rose Theatre Serial 'Tu Manchu" Chapter one of a series of adventures. Plus Latt st Path News r!T4TIOV In tho County court of tho Rtnte of On'uon, in uml fnr tho County of DmittliiN, Tn tho Mutter of t Tin Hsttitti nt .Tat in Mai tin. ici'i'ii sril. To: rnriie ltd) Tlnrrlmanr flrr imur (luriiMi'v; 1'YIK A. Mat tin; Clixlys Mat tin: r'lnvil Mutt In; Al teon MmiiIii: Konn.'th Mat tin; T'.-url hvue ChriHtiHii; ill.'itn U, Mnttln unci Muttlx Matt In. ittul 1o nil l-t-r- stms nr nartli'-s unknown ehilnilnif .my r'lfhi. I itlt t'Mute or lutercHi , In ami to tho I'Mtnto of tho iihow I nam. -it wMhht. Julin Mnliiii. or In it mi in nn r"M oi-oo-rty norrlii i Mtud. (illKKTINUS: In tho iiutuo nf tho Stiito of Oro jtoii: You nro tiPi-fliv rlt.'tl nnd i-f- I himi.mI to appear hforo l ht Countv 'oil i t of t It' Stati- of Oregon, for ilit I'iMirity of .UKlns, In tin i'onrMiou.ti at Itosrtntrif. Ori'iron. within l'-n (in) ituvs rrmn ih ilalo of tic Si-rvi f this Hiaiiin iinoti vnil, if strvotl wllhln Doimlns Conn. iv, n !! i,i n a mi within tw.'hiv urn ilays nf tho ilatn of iho f.-rvd-o f this Citation upon vmi If qi-rvfil wilhlu iiuv ollo'i' Ctninlv, up If m-i v oil by pnMiVation wlth'ti twwitv-It-'ht (-'vi ihiVM of ttu date of the first puhlli-allon nf this Citation then ntnl there tn k'iow eaue. If ntiy olst whv nn order should not he nmde nuttinri.inir Jt ml empower ing the administratrix' of tho above out it led eMtnte to Midi tho yoi propcry belonging to wnht estate us prayed for In her petition filed In the ahnvo entitled Court, nod enuse, said rent property helng de-sn-ihi-d as follows to-wlt: ,nts l-r-fi-T-8 of Itloek I I. Sooth Tir.'ilii: l.nM 1-2-T-S of Ttloek 2t. Smith lrain. all in DniiKlas County, Ore :koo. I Witness tho Doporahl Morris C. t IVivVi.r. .tudw of tle ahove imtltl t.,i Cumh nod ! "oal of sold Court arrived this loth day of December, lit 10. MOUltlS C HOWKKR. Cnuntv .Tiidse, hoiiKliis County, lree-on. CIM'NTV I'Ori'T iHAI c'"'k of Doiifpis countv, Oreiron. Dnt of first publication Decem ber t:i, lit Ift. XOTICM TO ( IllMHTOUH In tho Circuit Court of the State of iheiron. In and for tho County of Do.iKli.s. Tn the Matter of the KstntA of A tinii itowl er. 1 oeeamd. Xoth'e is heroby irlven that tho 1 1 mlers I if ued, by order of the above milled court duly made nnd en- t..i'.-.l i,f t'ei'finl Iiiim liir.ni oiiof lrriw.il ;H executor of the last will and tes 1 in me n l nf t hn above named riVce I ilea', mid has (nullified as such. 1 AM nersoiiN haviuir claims auainsf I said estate are hereby rennired to i.tcctit Hie same, properlv veri fied as I'v law reiuliiMl. to the- itn dersiKiied. at lfnroi S, Pmiirlas Nn thmal Hank Ittiilillnu:, with In site months from the date nf the first oubl lent Ion of this not Ice, which 'is tho Hlth day of December, HUH. II A V Ft rvvurTOV. Kvr.cittor of the Last. Will and Tes tament of Anna Kowkor, Do XOTICI-: TO CHCIMTOIIM tn the Pounlv Court of Hie Stnto of (ir'-e-nn for Doiinlas Countv. til the Mutter of the Kslate nf J. I'. WoiIkch, Dereased. N'otiee hereby Is Klveii. that Die obd'Tsf ifiu-d. bv order of the Coun tv Court of Hie State of OreKori, for I touirlas Count v, has bei-n un pointed adniinlst mt or of the estate of I. f I. I Indue, deceased. All persons hnvlmc claim iiKafnst the estate .of .1. II. Undoes. ile-it-nsed hereby are notified tn pre sent the same, verified es reoiild , hv law, to too umiersmnefi m mo office of I la II mark Xr lieddes. hi )),,- Hou-as National Hank Itulld I hi if. in llosebuiu:. Douiilas County. iii-irt)iii. wllhln slv Hit months from th" dale of (his notice. Hated Hiis Hllli day of Decem ber, If 10, THOMAS M. nnrvircq, Administrator or Hie Kstalo of J, (1. I Indues, I leceaseil. NOTICI'l of nvw, NKTTMnir.vr Tn the County fonrt of the Btato of OreKon fur HoilLrnH f'oillHv. In the Matter of Hie I,nt vii nnd Tetttauieiit nnd htiito of William S. Itrosl. tteceiiwed Notice M h'-rehy von thnt the nnderttliriied. Ivini H. troi. exe cutnr of tho eMtifn nf William H. HiohI, decenjned. linn filed In the above f'ourl and rnuHe lit- float pe. court 111 fiettleuient of tuild eplnto. and the .ludve of Hie eiiov-eontie.i court him. hv oritur duly nindo nnd entered, fixed Saturday. I he 21 nt day of Hecember. H"", i t Hie bote of tfi:0 o'cbx'k In the forenoon nf na Id da v, ft lid t ho nf flee of t he Coiinlv .linliro In the lmuulnn Coiin lv CnlirthoilHO ti PONeblM'ir. Orevon. ni the time nnd phico for hfirlntr objection, if tiny, to snld fhml n'--count mid the netllenient nf NiHd entate. All nerHonn 1ntereted In H-ild estate fire herehv notified I" fib- Iheir obloctlons, If miv, within mi Id I line ho nnnolnted for final pea H ti tr fi o n Imve Hint ed. Haled Hint firMt iioblinhed thin the 22ml cliiy of November, 1JH0. TVAV 8. Il"0f. Kvecolnr of the ltnto of William U ttl-ol, TecofiKed. . T.OVO nml 1.HNO. Attoinevn for He TTtntn. HCAI. I'lHll'HHTV Notice Is hereby wtven thnt hv ytrt hp of n n execution nnd order of Hale 1sued out of the Circuit Court of the Slain of Orctron for lioiivlns Countv on Ihn ltHt daV of November. 1 'Hn, upon nml pur-.-uant tn a lodtftnent and decreo dulv Klveii nnd mad" In said i;onrt and cnurte on the J2th day of No- Today and Saturday MYHNA LUT MILVYN DOUGLAS 4 PLUS PREVIEW SATURDAY Coming Sunday HtlHELVAXCE'S ' Ubiil-nlltil Showt 1:45-7-9 P. M. 10c 30c 40c iwmml vcmhr, 1940, In n suit for th fore elomire nf a mortffnfft pendlnir I herein tn which Kulernl Farm MortKftfO Corporation, n enrpora tlon, was plaint Iff, and Archie V. Ady, h widower; John W. Knr leltrh nnd Clara 10. Knrlelh, him Imnd nnd wife; pouplnfi Countv, a municipal corporation; .1. 10. Mitt and J'rudeneo Mitts, hwshnnd nnd wife; Marl II, Jones nnd June lloo Jones, whoRo true namo Ih Marie .lonet. huwbnnd and wife: mill Wal ter Fisher, woro dofandants. which execution nnd order of mi In won tn me duly directed nnd eommnnd fi inn to well tho prnnerty therein nnd hereinafter doncrlhed tn atl fy Hie Menu nnd chutKos in mild -Uticree upeclfled: T I will, on Mondnv, the Tilth (Inv of Heeemtier. HMO, nt the bour of ten o'clock In the forenoon of wild day nt the (.'nnrthoiiHe front door In I'liHeburir, IihiikIiin I'ountv, Ore Kon. offer for mile nnd sell nt puh 11c nuctioii In one parcel for oiihIi, Mlltljeet to rederiWt ori 111 provlilet by law, nil the rltrht, title ami In terest of the defendant m In Fold milt and nf all rfrnonn clalmtntr bv. HiroitKli or under them, or either of them. Hlneo the lt dav of Au KitHt. mi. In and to thy following icwcnneii rent property, lo-wn: TtlAC'P 1: The Southeast Ounffer of tho Southwest Quart or of Sec tion Sixteen: the NortheiiKt Qunr- ier, no .oruieiiH( (,41111 rier oi inn NorthweHt Oiinrter and Lot Two of Hfetion Twenty: tho Went Unlf of thft Northwest Quarfor and tho Northeast Quarter of the North west. Ouarter of Section Twentv one; fl In Township Tweptv-nlno nun in, nanp-e laree, enr or tun M'lllainette Meridian; pxceptliiff tho following: Heglnninff nt tho Qunrter Pee. tlon Corner between SectloiiH Sev enteen and Twenty of Tiwnnhlp Twenty-nlno South, ttanifo Three. WeHt of the Wlllametto Meridb'tl which in 1 ineh hv I Inch Iron b-ip from which n 10 Ineh white fir hears North 43 40' Word 91 feet and an 8 Inch yawi wood benrs K.,utli 3:.' Vn .H feer, theneo North 8i 17' AVi'Ht 4 feet nlonif the Him b-tween Section. Seventeen nnd Twenty of said Township nnd Tlnnife to the "Urent-One-Sixteenth Section Corner be Iween mild SeellonH Seventeen nnd Twenty which la nn Iron pipe Pi lehe-s diameter from whleh an 8 , Ineh fir benrM S'ulh ai Mant I (1.5 reet and a 10 inch fir benr North t'a Wott IS feet, thenco South I2r.ru feet to a m incite dia meter Iron pipe from whbli n HO Inch fir bears North 20 :i." "West SO feet nnd a .10 Inch redar hears South 71 Knt 0 feet, thenco South fifl 17' Kast ir.tlrt (pot to ft 1 U Ineh iron plpp from whb-h r 12 Inch fir hoary South 4.1 West IS feet nnd a 12 Inch fir henrs North nr, West 2 feet, thence: . North ia"..1 A feet to the Section 11n4 hetwoen aforemild Sections Seven teen and Twentv at a 1 Inch steel shaft from which n HI Inch redar benrM South 7 Wot 15 feet nnd n W Inch fr- hears North 55 Kast 1!0.4 feet .thenep North R'l' 17 West nlonn the Sertlon line he ween said Sections Seventeen unrt Twen ty lfifi.8 feet to tho piece of ho ifinniii.jr, containing 4.1. It acres, more or less, In the Northeast Quarter of thn Northwest Quarter and tho Northwest Quarter of tho Northeast Quarter of Section Twenty, Township Twentv-nino youth, rtnnK" Three, West of tho Willamette Meridian: Also, pvoepMnir all thnt pt of or thn West Hair of tho Northeast Ouiifter md fraetlonal Kast Half of tho Northwest flna rtor of Ke. tlon Twenty. Towimhlp Twentv nluft South. lianue Threo, Went of I thn Wlllanietto Me-ldlnri, Ivlnw on j the South sltle of tho Countv Uond lleadinK from Mvrtle Crek up (.Soiiili Mvrtln Creek i TltACT a: The Tnst Ttalf of tho Kast Half of Tionutlnn fjunl Claim No. "17, Sections Nineteen and 'Twenty, Tuwnh1n Twentv-nlno South. Hnntre Three, West of tho 1 Willamette Meridian. TltACT n: Tho Kast Half nf tho Southwest Qunrter of Sect ton Seventeen, Town shin Twenly-nlnn South. Itanre Three, 'WeHt of th WiHamertn Meridian; Subject to power Hn rlfftit of wn v; Together with nil water rltfhts, nnd rlifhts In d Itches, eannl and hit era 1h, and rights of way Hmre for, npnui'ienant mild premises or u ltd In connection therewith, Includlnir (but not limited to) tlw folllowlntr: All rlifht. to tho waters nf T.HHn Treek, a tributary of Smith Mvrtln Cpoek evidenced hv rertflcnie oi Water Itlpht ;-,-orded In Vohinio 1. pa Wo HI Water Certificate Iteeordt nnd nil rlnht to thn waters ol South Mvrtle Creek nvidenced by Certificate of Water Itlht No. !i (Confirming I'erniit JAfntn) reenrded In Voliimo 1 natro ft.i. Wn ter Certificate Records of PuiiKlas Ciointv, Oregon: Tnurether with tho tenements, hereditaments and appurliuinces Hiereunto hcioimliitf ,lr in anywise illinei-lalnitlK; Situated in notiKlns County, Nlalo of Oregon. ber"Vy4(),,''S 1:11,1 0ay f Nnv,m- u. iRnrr a.' wwrin. Hhorlff- of pnuhiH County, Or..'tfnn. Today and Saturday IENSATIONAL IAL ROLE OF rNGEROUS 1 LLOYD NOLAN LYNN BAR i -i V'n - ii Coming Sunday "Blondie Plays Cupid" with Penny Singleton PLUS "Margae" with TOM BROWN NAN GREY mm .jut
