ROSEBURG NEWS-REVItW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21', 1 940".
THREE
Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
EASTERN STAR OFFICERS
INSTALLED AT BEAUTIFUL
CEREMONY ON THURSDAY
At a very beautiful ami impres
Fivt ceremony. KosHlmrg chapter
of Kasturn Star Installed their new
ollirel'H Thursday eveuIiiK at the
Mii.soiiic tent pie v iih over one
hundred menilj.-is and friends in
aitendan-e.
The chapter room was espeelally
lovely with eototliit, lighted cedar
Imimh sprays arratiKeil In large
hiiMkets and tied with red ribbons.
Christmas trees, lighted in the
coloi-8 of the Jive- tttar points, and a
large decorated Christmas tree
carried oat tlie holiday motif.
Mm. A. n. Taylor. rctiritiK wor-
tliy matron, and II. H, Turner.
: worthy patron, were honored and
i-ecelyed their jeweled pins. Mrs.
u Frances Lintort presented the jew
7 led pins ami Mrs. (Jrant Osborn,
t Martha for the chapter during the
! last year, on behalf of the officers,
I presented a beautiful gift to Mrs.
i Taylor, who has enjoyed an espe
cially successful year as worthy
- matron ot the chapter. Mrs. Tay
! lor graciously presented Christmas
gills to her officers,
f Mrs. Victor J. MicelH acted as
installing worthy matron; Mrs.
f Carl K. Wimherly, installing mar-
shal; Mrs. I). II. Morgan, installing
chaplain, and Mrs. Wilbur McKee,
I installini; musician.
V Carolyn Cordon, honored queen
I of Job's Daughter's; Itette Owen,
; senior princess, and Athalle Tay
, lor, junior princess, presented a
; gift from the bethel to the incom
: ing worthy matron; Mrs. Maurice
I J. Newland, alter which Miss Klea-
nor Hessemer very beautifully
i fang, "Jesu ISambino." accom
l jtanied by Mrs. II. Richard Nerbas.
The new officers installed in
I eluded: Mrs. Maurice J. Newland,
i -worthy matron; C. M. Krell, wor
thy patron; Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker,
associate matron; Karl Wiley, as
80rJMpatron; Miss Kthel Webb,
fitWwetney ; Miss Pearl Jones, treas
. uri'Miss Cladys II. Strong, eon
: Jdtroav Mrs -- ' Turner, asso
I cH4fclOtiductress; Mrs. Karl Wiley.
cfWtefo: Mrs. C. W. Flnlay, mar
F. Rhaly-i Mrs. Frances Lintott, or-
ganls't Mrs. .1. I. Motschenbacher,
Adah; Mrs. W. W, Coodwin, Huth ;
Mrs. fi. W. Marshall. Ksther; Mrs.
' A. J. Kllison, Martha: Mrs. It. IJ.
Siprell, Klecta; Mrs. V. L. Critten-
ilen, warden, and Stonewall Cawl
field, senlinel.
Following the installation cere
, nuuiy, lovely refreshments were
' perved in the banquet room with
tables beautifully arranged with
snow scenes, miniature silvered
Christmas tree, gay-colored Christ
mas ornaments and tall lighted red
tapers. Mrs. William Hell was
c hairman of the refreshment com
mittee and was assisted by Mrs. It.
1. Williams, Mrs. Andrew J. Ford
and Mrs. tjrant Osborn.
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
CHRISTMAS PARTY AND
DINNER IS ENJOYED
Members of Ihe Hoseburg Jun
ior Woman's club and their guests
enjoyed t ho annual Christmas din
ner at the Woman's club house
Monday evening. Dee. It;. Follow
ing the dinner, group singing was
enjoyed with Mrs. Cordon Stewart
at the phiuo and Miss Helen Itlod
i gett leading the Christmas carols.
fiifis were exchanged about the
Christmas tree with Mrs. I. Dunn
as Santa Clans. The club members
also brought Christmas gifts for
the annual Christmas party for the
county home.
Tho tables were decorated in
keeping with the Christmas season
with a hollv corsage marking each
cover. Tiny Christmas tree candles
w tire lighted about the tables
which were centered with gaily
cellophane wrapped popcorn balls.
Knjoylng the dinner were Mrs.
j Clenn Wimherly. .Mrs. lialph Her
man, Miss Kleanor Fies, Miss
Frances Pounds, Miss T.ols Founds.
Mrs. Wilbur Mi Kee. Miss Phyllis
Churchill, Miss Frances Ilutehin
HUi, Miss Petty Shoemaker. Mrs.
INlwiu Gardner, Mrs. Paul Smith,
Mrs. V. K. Smith, Miss Verla Mc
Laughlin. Mrs. Norman Hess. Mrs.
I'erry Thiele, Mrs. Kenneth Miller.
Miss Irene Houser. Mrs. Lynn
Swain. Mrs. Ernest Pearson, Miss
Helen Pledged, Miss Mary Kay
Clenn. .Mrs. Itlll Schemer. Miss
Kleanor Kasllhig, Mrs. Catherine
Hippl, Miss Yvonne Cadway, Miss
Kuih C.adway, Miss Dorothy Crum
mett. Mrs. Fletcher (lardner, Miss
Dorothy Germond, Mrs. Ted Road
man, Mrs. Jack Chapman, Mrs.
lleryl Pearson, Mrs. Adrian Powen,
M rs. Kenneth Lawrence, Mrs.
.lames Ilenbest. Mrs. I. M. Ihinn.
Miss Mary Kllen Darby and Mrs.
Herman Schwartzkopf.
Mrs. Krnest Pearson was chair
man for the dinner, nssisted by
Miss Mary Kllen Imrby. Mrs. .lack
Chapman and Mrs. Itnlph Herman.
B. P. W. C. ANNUAL
CHRISTMAS PARTY IS
HELD AT LAUBACH HOME
Tho Business and Professional
Women's club held its nnnual
Christmas party at a very enjoy
able affair Monday evening at the
home of Miss I hi Lnubach on South
Stephens street. The holiday motif
was beautifully carried out In the
decorations and a lovely dessert
Mipper was served to Lena C. Por
ter, Arlene Myers, ltehpcca Crock
ett, All hea Caraway, Nance Fltz
idmmons. Mary Alice Wolford. Iji
vnla Mc.Millen. Kmma Mann, Mar
garet A. Saunders. Kmlly K. Judd.
Kthel Kaston. Gene Mills, Elnor
Sherk. Marsraret Watkins, Hazel
Herner. Ina Farnsworth, Wrna
Carothers, Margaret Johnson. Car
rie Pell. Marion H. Itrand. Kliza
1'eth Garrett. Kdna Berg. Dorothy
Norton. Hazel Dixon. Lucille Len
ox, Lois Duncan. Esther Goodwin,
Aaneft Pitchford, L-ona Zenor,
Margaret A. Page. Ha Lauhach.
Amanda Anderson and Stella
Spencer.
Christmas carol were sung and
A Christmas reading wag presented
t by Margaret A. Page, followed by
the presentation of a lovely gift to
Mrs. Prand in appreciation of her
work as director of the II. P. V.
Glee club.
Gifts for children wero brought
to the party by members of tho
club and were wrapped with Leona
Zenor receiving the prize for ar
ranging the most artistic looking
package. These gifts will he given
children at Christmas time.
White elephant gifts were ex
changed by the members and a de
lightful social hour was enjoyed.
GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S
CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE
CHRISTMAS PARTY
The Garden Valley Women's club
was delightfully entertained at the
cli V)."se Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Hugh Ritchie, Jr., most
graciously acting as hostess. The
annual Christinas tree was enjoy
ed, but Instead of exchanging gifts,
the members sponsored a shower
or kitchen gifts for the new kitch
en In the clubhouse.
The room was bright with the
beautifully decorated Christmas
tree and colorful holiday decora
tions. The Christmas story was
beautifully presented by Mrs. T. M.
Winniford.
During the business meeting, ar
rangements were made for nn en
tertainment to be held at the club
house the evening of December
27th. at 7:30 o'clock, to which the
Dublin has been invitPd to enjoy.
Dr. Calhoun, of Tillamook, will pre
sent pictures of Oregon scenes, the
San Francisco fair and of Yellow
stone National park. Dr. Calhoun
Is presenting these pictures as a
benefit for the club. No admission
will be charged, but following the
entertainmeut, refreshments will be
sold, the proceeds of which will go
to the club fund.
At the tea hour Mrs. Ritchie
served delicious refreshments in
keeping with the holiday motif, to
Mrs. O. Michel, Mrs. Walter Cro
zier. Mrs. G. C. Hailey. Mrs. R. A.
Calhoun, Mrs. Harvey Kwens, Mrs.
Fred Parrot t. Mrs. A. N. Schneider,
Mrs, John Sinclair, Mrs. Peter Sin
clair, Mrs. .lake Thrombin's and
Mrs. T. M. Winniford.
The next meeting will ho Janu
ary 2nd at two o'clock at the club
house with Mrs. Peter Sinclair act
ing as hostess.
NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE
TO BE ENJOYED AT
COUNTRY CLUB DEC. 31
The members of the Rosehnrg
Country club nnd friends are invit
ed to enjoy a delightful New Year's
eve dancing party at nine-thirty o'
cloi k the evening of December 31st.
at the clubhouse. A fine orchestra
has been engaged to play for the
dance.
Mrs. .7. F. Dillanl. Mrs. Harris
Ellsworth,- Mrs. O. R. Doss and
Mrs. Kenneth Quine are in charge
of arrangements for the affair.
POETS CORNER
A REAL SUMMER HARVEST
The purr of the cylinder
As it bites at the wheat;
And the smell of the fields
That lie at our feet.
'Men anil the fields;
Tho shocks, and tho stubble,
The work and the weariness
With all of its trouble.
I Stubble, like white snow;
! Stubble wilhmit liin in
Tr.n rnllltiir 1n.wl.wl ....,,,,..
The sweat and the strain.
Some hurrying birds overhead;
A slow running stream near by,
"A real summer harvest"
With a while cloud id the sky.
G. M. Ijecper.
DRIFTING SAND
Out on the desert
Where men seldom pass.
And the sand stretched away
Like a warped sheet of glass,
A tree stood waiting
As the wind rushed on,
Scorched and burning
And life near gone.
The sand drifted away
Till the roots hung bare.
Hut the beauty of a struggle
Was engraven there.
G, M. Leeper.
WHEN THE BELLS ARE
RINGING
.lut a thought I'm bringing,
When the Carol bells
Are riiming
Down some villaire street,
In some wild retreat;
Hearts return to meet,
When the hells nre ringing.
G. M Li-eper.
GOOD WILL TO MEN
By MA LIN DA ODKUKIR K
On that first Christmas ci nturles
ago,
Across the hills, beyond Judea'fl
plain
Three Wise Men waited, while the
moon hung low
Against a Mar-lit sky. Their eyes
would feiun
Have dosed in tdeep but for that
wondrous liL-bt
Ami that strange star. It seemed
to beckon them.
While angels sang the Glory Sntig
that ninht.
It led toward Mary's child In Heth-
I eh em.
A shadow hangs above our world
tonight.
As terror, hate and greed and lust
combine;
Rut while there still remains n
love for right
Of which that manger scene Is
yet a sign:
While It prevHils, there can be
laughter still.
And ChriKtmas cheer and to all
men good will.
SIDE GLANCES
COPC fftJI 8TWEA 9CBVlCt. INC'. T. M. MO. U.
"I'd pronounce you 411 illy if Hie sliorifV hadn't jusl told
inc ho v;intcd lo xshilewush the inside of Ihe jail over
ihe weekend!"
Grandma
Ellen Drew, Mav Robson and John Howard in n seen from "Texas
Rangers liide Again," which opens a three-day showing at the Indian
starting Sunday.
American Legion
Auxiliary Activities
tty MRS. CLACDR I1AKER
The glad season of the vear
when the spirit of the Christ Child
permeates our hearts, brings us
the rare privilege of rendering in
His name some special service to
our fellow men. Throughout all
the world no country, no people
are so blessed as ours.
On the day commemorating the
birth of the Prince of Peace, let
each of Us pledge ourselves anew
lo the cause of peace; pledge our
selves to work even more to keep
tho horrors of war from our
shores.
It is the wish or the American
Legion auxiliary at this Christmas
season to see, as we have in the
past, that no hospitalized veteran
is lonely, cheerless, or friend lesa
on the birthday of Him wiuise
love for his fellownien will nlwuys
be a truitling lit: lit on our path.
As we have'vlsited the hospitals
with our gifts, as we prepare the
baskets of food ami wrapped the
toys, indeed there was a bond of
brotherhood, n friendly and sym
pathetic helpfulness that has made
every task a joy and has brought
gladness to all who helped as well
as to those who will receive the
Christmas cheer. Something of
ourselves has gone into every
task. No one can work at such a
pace as those who at the child
welfare center have packed 70
baskets, sacked ,'i'0 sacka of can
dy, that many of nuts and chosen
gifts for each particular person
with as much love and care as for
our very own without having
piven of her own lovo ami
slrertRth.
At the veterans hospital Mrs.
Irvin Riecel and nurses, attend
ants and staff members have till
helped pack a bit of cheer Into
their package. Here, the men
have enjoyed the gift shop and
on Monday night will receive their
own Christmas. The government
ran care for their bodies but only
Individual giving and friendliness
Is ChriHtmas. No commercialism
has entered Into the veterans'
Christinas. And each veteran mav
know (hat his loved ones will also
have the Christmas he could not
an down town nnd find for them.
Kai-h child will rind gifts through
some source.
Thn ntivHIarv I mnt rrntefnl
Roseburg Undertaking Co.
Established 1901 M. E. RITTER, Minig.r
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
Phone 600 Licensed Lady
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Oak and Kan Sta.
ByGalbrcrith
8. FAT.' Qyp.
II -U
Tells 'Em
to all those who have helped make
this ChristmaH season the joy It
has been. To the Kpiscopal choir
and tho few from other choirs who
sang for us on our radio program
last Tuesday wo say a hearty
thank you. It was beautiful. Mrs.
Ross Summers accompanied the
group who were composed of the
following: Miss Patricia Morton,
M isB Muriel White, Mrs. Fred
Chatunan, Mrs. L. A. Dlllard, Mrs.
R. II. Sipprell. R. R. Itrand. Ted
Post. Harris Kllsworth. Dr. Single,
and several from other choirs.
Mrs. Walter Olmscheid, Umpqua
; unit hospital chairman, conducted
IN"' J J it III Mil I Itllll Mill till It'll.
Would you llrre to know how
much time it has taken? Go with
me with Mrs. Ned Dixon for the
j past month and watch her plan
for hours and hours for her fam
ily of 300 kiddies and their mo
thers and dads, or get up at fi
o'clock and go with me at 7 o'clock
to the facility where gifts are be
ing given out or wrapped and con
tacts made with each of the nearly
S00 patients there that thelr's may
be a cheery Christinas. Watch
another member. our finance
chairman, alt this last week she
has been at tho child welfare
rooms early and late; Indeed we
have one who haa the Interest of
the veteran and humanity in her
heart in Mrs. Jack Hnrding. Like
her. Mrs. Loren Miller has been
there all week. Mrs. Harold Mc
Kay, Mrs. fieorge Caskey, Mrs.
Arthur Midland. Mrs. S. A. Car
son. Mrs. Shook and all those who
have worked and worked dressing
dolls, mending toys, have given so
many hours. It was bitter cold
to mend toys last week but thev
are done and surely some one will
be happier for the doing. Jim
Young, S. A. Carson, Mr. Midland.
Krwin Short, Irvin Riegel, Gave
Mowery. so many men I forget
them, mended toys. Toys are be
ing distributed hv the Legion and
auxiliary and Salvation Army, Red
Cross nnd other arenTHllofi. The
Junior Woman's club dressed a
number of dolls and do so thank
those women who took dolls at
the last minute to dress and the
ratlin station for having announc
ed the need. Truly you have all
had tho real Christinas spirit.
Surely Inere will shin in our
hearts the reflection of the bright
light of consecrated service and
devotion. May our Christmas
candles burn clear and spread the
gleam of "Peace on Karth, Good
Will to Mom."
mbalmar
SUNSHINE CLUB HOLDS
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS
LUNCHEON PARTY
On Thursday tho Northsldo Sun
shine club held Its annual Christ
mas dinner party at tho homo of
Mrs. Dewey Kruso, A miniature
Santa Clans driving a tiny sled and
reindeer formed an appropriate cen
terpiece, while in the living room a ;
pretty Christmas tree was arrang
ed. Dinner was served at one o' ,
clock by Mrs. Kruse assisted by
Mrs. Pendergrass nnd Mrs. Steiwlg. i
A short business meeting was
held In the afternoon, at which
lime n standing vote of thanks was
given (o Mrs. Kruse. After the
meeting, the pollyanna gifts, ami 1
bcuuiifu) pillow cases wero ex
changed. The remainder of the af
ternoon was spent in visiting mid
playing games. i
Those present wero Mrs. Patter-!
son, Mrs. Knore Fisher, Mrs. Stel
wig, Mrs. Patsy Fisher, Miss Kliza
beth Paul, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. An
draiff, Mrs.- Ingles, Mrs. Uallou,
Mrs. Princen, Mrs, Helen Prlncen,
Hernardine Princen, Mih. Clemens,
Mrs. Pendergrass. Mrs. Ueecroft,
Mrs. Long qnd children, Mrs. Peter
sen and children nnd Mrs. Case
beer. The next meeting will bo at Mrs.
Petersen's borne on January II.
RIVERSDALE HAPPY .
HOUR CLUB HOLDS
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Tho Happy Hour club of Rlvers
dalo, celebrated their annual Christ
mas dinner on Wednesday at Carl's
Tavern. A decoruted "Christmas
tree In one corner of the private
dining room was heavily laden with
gaily wraped gifts. After an en
joyable turkey dinner. Santa Claus
arrived and distributed the gifts
to the members. With exclama
tions of delight, tho lovely gifts
Iwere unwrapped, each one Rhowing
1 careful selection and expressing the
love and goodwill of tho donor.
The members present wero Mrs.
W. W. Commons, Mrs. Hannah
Hammond, Mrs. Vernon Orr, Mrs;
Wnj. Olt, Mrs. Arthur Selby, Mrs.
Pert Kruse. Mrs. Ted Purr. Mrs.
Glen Cox. Mrs. C. Maury, Mrs. F.,
Gardner. Mrs. John Hurkhardt, Mrs.
Dale Gniley. Mrs. Allen Hurkhardt,
and Mrs. A. Tipton. There were
two guests. Mrs. Kdlth List and
Miss Irene List. Rister nnd niece of
Mrs. John Burkhardt.
CHRISTMAS BALL TO
BE LARGE AFFAIR OF
NEXT WEDNESDAY EVENING
The annual Fireman's Chrlstmns
ball will be a largo and colorful
benefit affair of next Wednesday
evening at tho armory, to which
tho public has been cordially Invit
ed to enjoy. An out-of-town or
chestra has been engaged to play
for the affair.
The local firemen are working
this week-end in nrrangtng decora
tions for tho ball, which is always
one of tho most outstanding social
events of the holiday season. A
number of Christmas parties have
been arranged by various groups of
friends to precede the ball.
BIBLE CLASS TO
MEET MONDAY NIGHT
Dr. R. L. Dunn's non-denomlna-tlonal
Bible study class will meet.
Monday night at 7M5 o'clock at
the dining hall of the Douglas ho
tel to continue the study of "Gen
tile Times, When Do They F.nd?"
The attendance for last week's
meeting was reported as sixty
two. Splendid Interest and fellow
ship have been shown by the
largo class attendance weekly.
U. of O. Students Arrive Carl
Wimherly, Jr., Ron of Judge and
Mrs. Carl R. Wimherly; Kdgar
Lewis, son of Mrs. Kdgar Lewis;
Carlton Wilder, son of Mr. ami
Mrs. A. A. Wilder; Bertram and
Doris Shoemaker, son and daugh
ter of Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Shoe
maker; Jack Josse, son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. W. Josse: Fddie Wyatt,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wyatt;
Jane Wnngeman, daughter of Mrs.
Irene Watigeman: Helen Jane
Kerr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T.
F. Kerr, and Boh Bellows, Ron of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bellows, arrived
hero from University of Oregon
yesterday to spend th e holh I a vs.
SUNDAY
MONDAY
ENDS
"West of
Abilene"
with
CHARLES STAR RETT
Shows 1:45-3-7-9 P. M.
nk TO qduJtuL Diao' ffaSw Town!
l BEH PLUS
Local
News
Here Yesterday Henry Dewald,
of Cunyonvtlle, spent yesterday In
this city attending to business.
Mr. Vaughn Here G. W.
Vaughn, of blleyld park, spent sev
eral hours in Roseburg yesterday
nn business.
Here From Umpqua H. F. He
hard, of Umpqua, was in Roseburg
yesterday attending to business.
Go to Portland Dick DeRer
nardi and Junior Miller left yes
terday for Portland to spend a
short time on business.
Improving John Edwards is re
ported to he improving steadily
at his homo in Oakland, where he
has been very ill for the , last
month.
Returns to Office Dr. flair K.
Allen has returned to his dental
office In the. .Medlral Arts hulld-
intt. following several days ill
ness at his home on Watson street.
Meetings Postponed The Rose
burg Woman's Athletic association
has announced '.postponement of
lis weekly meetings until the eve
nlug of January 7.
Leaves for Montana Mrs. San
dra Def.ayne. Jtosehurg dancing
Instructor, left last night for Mis
soula. Mont., to spend the Christ
mas holidays with relatives.
Reported III Ttichard and
James Crittenden, sons of Mr. nnd
Mrs. V. Ij. Crittenden, am report
ed to be 111 of Influenza at their
home on South Main street.
Visiting Parents Miss lleloros
Cacy, who Is taking nurse's train
ing in Portland, has arrived here
to spend Ihe holidays visiting her
parents, Mr. and .Mrs. A. II. Cacy.
Visiting Here Miss Annahelle
Fisher, teacher In tlio high school
at lllllshoi'o, has arrived In Hose
hurg lo spend Ihe. holidays visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Prod
1'isher.
Here For Holidays Mm. C. M.
Tester, nee Thelnin I'enrce, of
Condon, Ore., who recently arriv
ed here to spend the holidays. Is
reported to he HI at the home of
her mother, Mrs. W. A. I'enrco.
At Ritchie Home Miss Jean
Ritchie, student at O. S. C has
arrived from Corvallls to spend
the holidays visiting her parents,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hugh Ritchie, Jr., In
(iardeu valley.
Expected Here Sunday Mrs.
rOuln Mcllilen, of Los Angeles, Is
expected to arrive In Rosehnrg
.Sunday to upend several weeks
visiting hi1!' son-in-law and daugh
ter. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Chrlsler,
In Laurelwood.
Arrives Home Miss Elizabeth
Campbell, sludent at Oregon Slate
college, arrived here Friday to
spent the holidays visiting her
parenls, City School Superinten
dent and Mrs. W. M. Campbell, on
South Main street.
Expected Here Monday Mr.
and Mrs. S. K. Smith, of lliigene.
are expected to arrive in Rose
burg Monday lo remain over
Clirislmas with their nou-lnlaw
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ches
ter Morgan, In Laurelwood.
Arrives Home Miss Clarahelle
rterg, Htudent at Oregon State col
lege, has arrived here to spend
the holidays visiting her parenls.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Berg. Her sis
ter. Miss Annahelle. also a student
at O. S. C, will arrive hero this
weekend.
TODAY
"Crashing
Through"
with
JAMES NEWILL
Mats. 30c, Eves, 40o, Inc. tax
Coming to the Rose
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., starred
in "Angela Over Broadway," com
ing to the Rose theatre Sunday.
Miss Hart Home Miss Oladys
Hurt, O.S.O. student, lma arrivad
here to visit her imrents, Mr. and
Mia. J. A. Hurl, over the holidays.
Shops and Visits Mrs. Prank
Oberman, of Oakland, shopped
nnd visited friends in this city
yesterday.
Home From Corvallls Miss
Trances Wimherly. sludent at ().
S. c, has arrived here to spend
Christmas visiting her parents.
Judge and Mrs. Curl K. Wimherly.
Arrive Home Miss Faith and
Miss Virginia Young, daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Young, and Miss
Doris Abeel. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Aheel. have arrived here
from Portland lo spend the holi
days. The three nre attending
business college in Portland.
Will Visit at Calhoun Home
Or. and Mrs. Ivan Calhoun and
Mrs. Kmma Rees, of Tillamook,
and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Morrow
and family, of Kugeno, are ex
pected to arrive In tinrden valley
next Tuesday to spend the holi
days visiting Dr. Calhoun's and
Mrs. Morrow's parents, Mr, nnd
Mrs. R. A. Calhoun.
VITAL STATISTICS
MARRIAGE LICENSES
KRITH-REEDKR Arthur Her
bert Keith and Ruth Alda Recder,
both residents of (iardlner.
Stock and Bond
AYerages
STOCKS
Tho Associated Press
Compiled hy
Dec. 21.
SO 15 15 GO
It It's lnd'ls Vt's Fgn.
Saturday 111.5 15.5 34.4 4.1.0
Prev. day til. 5 15.5 84.11 43.0
Month ngo .... 63.0 111!) 35.2 44.4
Year ago 72.2 20.5 40.0 52.2
lftIO low 74.2 20.5 40.6 52.2
1910 low 52.3 13.0 30.9 37.0
I BONDS '3tmmm
20 10 10 10
lnd'ls RR's tit's St'ks
Saturday (10.1 105.2 99.9 37.11
Prev. day 110.0 10B.2 99.9 37.6
Month ago .... 59.7 105.7 99.9 37.8
Year ago 57.4 101.7 95.7'. 49.7
1910 high 01.3 105.9 100.7 53.5
1910 low 48.3 9S.9 90.3 35,1
SMALL cans pnlnt, varnish nnd
stain for refinishing toys, gold nnd
nluminuni paint, 10c each at
Pnne's. (Adv.)
SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY
A Grand Cast of Big Names and a
Real Outdoor Romance!
TODAY
'Ramparts We
Watch"
and
PREVIEW TONIGHT
MARKET
REPORTS
' WOOL
nOSTON. Dec. 20. (AP) Tim
Commercial Bulletin will any to
morrow :
"The wool market which had been
distinctly quiet during the first
half of this week, has shown more
signs of life these Inst two days,
due, in part, doubtless, to the
awurds by thn government agulnst
the bids opened December G. for
some l.'l mltllun yards of army
and CCC fabrics anil partly to some
civilian business.
"Thn demand has been fairly
well distributed over the varioun
grades and descriptions of wool, so
fur as they were available, but has
favored the finer qualities. A fair .
weight of scoured pulled wools
has been sold ond prices generally
have been steady.
"There Is some Inclination on
the part ot country holders to sell
their wool at slightly less money
but usually it Is difficult to find a
mill ready to pay the country ask
ing price.
"Foreign markets are steady,
with lather less American Interest
reported.
"Sales of mohair In Texas liave
been moderate at 4tt to fiu cenls'
for adult nnd CO to 70 cents Tor
kid."
WHEAT
PORTLAND, Ore., Dee. 21.
(AP) Open -High Low Close
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OREGON EVENTS
FLASHED FROM
WIRE SERVICE
PORTLAND, Dec. 20. (AP)--A
warning that 30 persons face
charges of drart act violations
came from Carl Donaugh, United
States district attorney, yester
day. Donaugh said that draft boards
hitd accused the men of failing to
notify .of cbnnged addresses, fail
ing to fill out questionnaires and
of giving wrong addresses.
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