RgSEBURS REWS.REVIGW, ROSEBURS, ORESOfl. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31", 1940.
THREE
Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
SUTHERLIN HOMES
ARE SCENES OF
HOLIDAY DINNERS
SUTHEnMN. Dec. 30. Mr. and
Mrs. H. V. Snook entertained
Christmas with a turkey dinner at
their home west of town. Covers
were iilaeed for Mr. and Mrs. Otis
fiiiniik, and sons, Jimmy and Jack
of Iirulii, Mr. anil Mrs. Itay Scnr
liroiiKh and daughters, liuby and
Kva of Ocean Lake, and E. K.
Humphrey.
Mr. and Mrs. Clnrenco Fraser
had as their dinner puests Christ
mas Mr. and Mrs. Uaxter linvis
and daughter, Betty Jean.
Those from here enjoying a tur
key dinner nt the Claude Ooff home
west of Oakland Christmas were
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Selleck, Mrs.
Mary Selleck. Mrs. Harvey Mi'Main
and Mrs. Eiler Drake.
Another Christmas dinner much
enjoyed in Sutherlin was one at
the Mrs. Anna Unlike home on Cen
tral nvenue. Those enjoying the
occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Jules
llobhehiire and children, Marilyn
nnd Melvln, Miss Marellno Murray,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Millard Mugness, Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. hanioreaux, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Iamoreaux and Miss
Mnry Cronenwott.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Vogelpohl
and children, Betty IjOU and Mau
rice Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Bill Har
tlesty and son, Billy, of Eugene,
and Mrs, Marie Sliipe of Eugene
were dinner guests of Mrs. Maude
Vogelphol at her home on Fourth
avenue Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Hose, Sr., en
tertained with a turkey dinner
Christmas evening nt the Purward
Hose home east of town. Covers
were placed for Mr. nnd Mrs. Owen
Jiose and daughters. Barbara and
Ponna Fae, Mr. and Mrs. Noah
Rose. .Tr., ami children, Margaret
nnd nobby, Mr. nnd Mrs. Durwnrrt
Hose and son Purward, nnd the
host nnd hostess, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Noah Itose, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert TIall were
hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hol
gnte. ' and children, Joyce nnd
Frnnkie, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Meis
and grandson, Teddy Mels, and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Varrelman, at
their home Christmas day.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Culver, Jr.,
had as their guests Christmas tiny
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Culver. Sr., Mr.
nnd Mrs. Clarence Thompson, Mrs.
Stephens, and .Tack and tlene Cul
ver. Mr. nnd Mrs. Brittain Slack serv
ed a very enjoyable Christmas din
ner to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jordan,
and ihiughler. Fatty. Mr. and Mrs.
A. P. Slark. Mrs. Savilla Bamher,
nnd IMwir Slack, at their home
Wednesday. I
Mrs. Cora Allen was hostess at a
Christmas dinner at her home
Wednesday. Thnso enjoying the
occaslon-were-Mri awV-Mi'f. -Wolfe
Allen and son Edwin, or Wcndling.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Claude Allen. Mr. and
Mrs. Johnny l'olewczal; of Cottage
drove. Bert Hising of Iloseburg,
Mr. and Mrs. Uce Atterbury, Helen
Allen and Lewis Allen.
LOCAL VISITOR'S NIECE
TO BE HONORED IN
TOURNAMENT OF ROSES
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. C. Marsters. of
this city, have as their house guest
for several ilavs their niece. Mrs.
Bertha Cutshall, of I.os Angeles.
Mrs. Cutshall is making her home
in Corvallis this winter with her
son. Captain 1,. 1.. Cutshall. who Is
a teacher of military science nnd
tactics on the Oregon State campus.
Of particular interest to local
friends will lie the announcement
Hint Mrs. Cutshall's niece. Miss El
len Harmon, dnughler of Mrs. Delia
Harmon, of El Monte, Calif., has
been chosen ns one of the six
princesses to be honored in the an
nual tournament of roses nt Tasa
denn this week.
Miss Harmon, n charming bru
nette, is Id years of age and a
member of the freshman class at
Pasadena junior college. The selec
tion of Miss Harmon ns a member
of tlie royal court is a special honor
ns she was chosen second to the
tpieen from 3.200 students to rule
over the annual event which at
tracts nationwide interest each
year.
TEACHERS SPONSOR
SUNDAY SCHOOL PARTY
YOXCAM.A, Pnp. 31. The
tenrhers of the Methodist Sunday
school were hostesses to a Christ
mas party In the Epworth ball,
Monday evening. A program was
given consisting of croup singing:
prayer by Tlev. Brittain: Story of
Christmas, by Mrs. Jenn Cowan:
dialogue by Norma Hitchcock's
primary class: violin nnd guitar
number hv the Smith brothers:
rending, pelhert Ferenl: song by
the primary cla?s: accordion solo,
fluth Stnute; rending, Verla High
ley; reading, Parrell Curl: read
ing. Lucille Ferenl: pantomime,
"Wo Three Kings of Orient. Are",
Mrs. Mrfllnlty's class: reading.
Anna Marie Hunlinglon. (lames
were played after which Santa
Olaus passed out popcorn halls
anil candv canes to all present.
DINNER PARTY
HONORS MR. MATHER
PAVS CHEEK. Pec. 31 Mrs.
Clnyton Mather entertained at a
charming dinner party Tuesday
evening, honoring Mr. Mather on
his birthdav anniversary. Covers
were placed for the honor guest,
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wooster
nnd Ihelr sons. Harry. Clifford and
Irvln. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Mather
nnd son. Charley. Miss Marie Sut
ton. Pan Taylor. Harold. Puane
nnd W'allv Mather and the hostess,
Mrs. Mather.
DANCE ENJOYED
AT DAYS CREEK
PAYS CREEK, Pec. 31. A very
pleasant neighborhood dance was
enjoyed Saturday night at the La
vailour hall. Music was furnished
for the affair by Mrs. Roy Pun
can and Bob Harris. Tho pres-
ent Included Mr. anil Mrs. Joe Al
lin. Mr. ami Mrs. Louis Tlinmnson
and son. Tooter, Mrs. (llbson, Mrs.
Hoy Duncan, Miss Alice Mae
Welch. Miss Mildred and Miss
Oeraldlne Spore, Miss Jean and
Miss Norma Duncan. Mike Para-
zoo. Clarence Kreiger, Ophir
Perdue and son. Ilillie, Lnonnrd
Clifton. Bob Harris. S. A. Harris.
.Johnnie, Ira and Elmer Sutton
and Raymond Spore.
NUMEROUS CHRISTMAS
DINNERS ENJOYED IN
AZALEA VICINITY
AZALEA, Pec. 31. -Wednesday
marked the day of many Christ
mas dinners in this vicinity.
A lovely dinner wns enjoyed at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Tripp. Guests included, Mr. and
Mrs. Neil Tripp and daughters.
Lynn nnd Sally, from Talent; Mrs.
Nora Britt from, (ilendale, Mrs.
Waller Kemp. Mr. and Mrs. Ver
non (iaedecko. Doris Tripp and Mr.
and Mrs. Tripp.
(jurats nt the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Pickett included: Jernld
Pickett, Mrs. Bernstrom and
daughter. Lillian, from Bremer
ton, Wash., .Mrs. Esther Thorp
nnd daughter. Gay, Dick Perrlg,
and Mr. and Mrs. Pickett.
The Pollyanna club and the
Community club, both of upper
Cow creek, held their Christmas
party at the club house Sunday,
Iiec. 2L,nd. The rooms were at
tractively decorated with the
Christmas colors and one large
tree. A potlurk dinner was en
joyed at one-thirty.
A lovely turkey dinner was en
joyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
S. E. Kakin. Guests included Mr.
nnd Mrs. Clarence Dudley and
daughter. Patricia, from Bandon,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl lUterback from
Powers, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Beals
and son, Jackie, from Winchester,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smith nnd
daughter, Geraldine, from Port
land, Floyd Eakin and the host and
hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. John Feldmiller
entertained on Wednesday with a
delicious dinner. Places were ar
ranged for Mr. and Mrs. Lew
Hecks from Wolf Creek. Mrs.
Frnnkie Schroeder. Will Huggins
and Mr. and Mrs. Feldmiller.
Guests at the homo of Mr. nnd
Mrs. H. C. Johns included: Mr.
and Mrs. E. K. Stephenson nnd
daughters, Shirley Rae and Arlene
Mae. from Medfnrd; Mr. nnd Mrs.
C. E. Chapin and daughter, Dorla
Dean, from Jump Ofr Joe; Mrs.
John .Tantzer, L. S. Johns, Dale
Johns nnd Mr. and Mrs. Johns.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cooke were
hosts Wednesday for a lovely
Christmas dinner. At a prettily
appointed )table places were ar
ranged for J. B. Wilson from Yon-
alla. Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Howard,
and Hie host nnd hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tanner en
tertained with n nice dinner. Oov-
s wore placed tor sir. anit mrs.
Clifford Losev nnd baby from
Kelso. Wash., Tom Fisher, Jimmy
Morgan. Dorothy Tanner nnd the
host and hostess.
At the home or Mr. and Mrs.
Henrv Smith on Christmas day a
pleasant time was enloyed. Plnces
were arranged for Mr. and Mrs.
Juke Fisher, Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry
C.aiMlecke and children, imrnice.
Art Freddie nnd Bobhv, Genet
Jackie and Ignore Smith.
YONCALLA CHRISTMAS
DINNERS ARE ENJOYED
vnvcAT l A riec 30 Mr. nnd
Mrs. flscar Langdon were hostesses
to a family reunion at tneir nonie
in Elldiead Christmas day. It Is
M.n n...t (,, nil tlie fntnilv llflVP
been together for a number ot
years. Those present included
their children, grandchildren and
one great grandchild, who are Mr.
and Mrs. Matt Aldropp and family
or Creswell. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. S.
MorriH and family of Toppenlsh
Wash.. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Noel
and son. of Empire. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Fred I-ee, Aldon. Esther and I.yle
Lee. Mr. nnd Mrs. Perry Lnngdon
nnd son. George and Delliert Lang
don, Miss Pearlie Jobe, and Fran
cis Bigelow.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kruse enter
tained at a dinner at their home
Christmas day. having ns their
guests. Dr. H. F. McKalg. Mr. and
Mrs. Sumner Brawn and son. Rich
ard. Mrs. Mills Brawn nnd Miss
Hetty Ruth Kruse.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. H. Pntrlch en
tertained nt a dinner at their home
Christinas day. having as their
guests. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robert
son of Manila, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
nn,nt,.l, nn.l or... nf Cni-fi, 1 1 1 o anH
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Pntrlch and
.Miss itutn I'aincn oi loncana.
Mr. and Mrs. Dart Kingery had
as their guests for dinner Christ
mas day. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hunt
ington. Sr.. of Yonrnlla. Mr. nnd
Mrs. George Wertz of Toledo. Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Bohlander of Drain.
Miss Mnbel Kingery of Portland,
nnd the Kingery family of Yoncnlla.
Mr. and Mrs. George Edes enter
tained at n turkey dinner nt their
home Christmas day, having as
their guests. Miss Dorothy Edes,
and J"oe Hollen of Eugene, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Edes of Culp creek.
ALTAR SOCIETY TO
ELECT NEW OFFICERS
St. Joseph's Altar society will
meet Thursday afternoon. Jan. 2.
at 2:30 o'clock at the parish house
on East Washington street. Elec
tion of officers will he held nt this
meeting and other Important busi
ness is schrIuled for discussion.
All members are urged to attend
this business session and n cordial
invitation is extended to all women
of the parish to attend.
FAMILY REUNION
HELD AT YONCALLA
YONCALLA. Pee. 31. Mr. and
Mrs. Nnthnn f'rowe entertained at
a family reunion at their home
Christmas tiny. A turkey dinner
was served to Kenneth Crowe of
Eueene. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Crowe
and three children, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Kelso. Mr. and Mrs. Tom
my Palmer and son.
SIDE GLANCES
OP. 1MI BY HtA BCRVICE. INC. T. M. KtQ. U. . PAT.
"I remember when we bellied to make a litter like this -instead
of hnvinp; to clean it up."
STANLEY R. KIDDER ,
WEDS LUCIA BOOTH v
IN MANILA CEREMONY
Word has been received hern of
the announcement of the marriage
of Miss Lucia Booth, of Manila,
P. I., to Stanley ft. Kidder, former
ly of this city und now of Manila.
The service was read In the gnrden
of the C. W. Rosenstock home In
San Fnmcisco del Monte, Nov, 2.
Rev. Walter Brooks Foley offi
ciated at the ceremony which was
witnessed by a large gathering of
friends. The stone pillared green
house, the entrance to which was
decorated with baskets, of white
flowers and in front of which
burned white candles In tall five-
branch candelabra, formed a grotto-like
background .for-, the cere-j
mony. i
The bride wns given nwny by Mr.
Rosenstock and was attended by
Miss Ruth Patterson ns maid of
honor. Ptincnn Havens attended
the bridegroom ns best man. while
Fred Sager and Edward Kincnid
acted as ushers.
The bride worn a wedding gown
of rich ivory-beige Belgian lace
which belonged many years ago to
her aunt, Miss Mnrgaret Acheson,
of Jacksonville, Florida. The dress
was featured by a scpiare neckline,
cape sleeves, shirred long-torso bo
dice, nnd gracefully draped skirt,
the delicate old lace being fash
ioned over a foundation of pitta
cloth. She wore a three-quarter
length veil of matching beige tulle
which fell from n cardinal cap of
sampnguita blossoms and the
bride's old-fashioned lace-edged
bouquet of mixed spring flowers
blended with the wedding gown.
The bridegroom's mother, Mrs.
S. L. Kidder, was gowned in old
rose silk lace nnd wore a picture
lint of rose horsehair, the crown of
which was covered with mixed
flowers. Her corsage was of white
orchids and rose African daisies.
Immediately following the ,wed
ding an informal reception ' was
held In the garden, a special attrac
tion being the throe-tiered wedding
cake elaborately iced and decorated
with sugar flowers, which had been
made by the bridgegroom's mother.
During the wedding and through
out reception organ music was
played by Miss Josephine Bennett.
After a short honeymoon in
Bngufo, Mr. nnd Mrs. Kidder will
return to make their home in Ma
nila. Mr. Kidder, son of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Stanley L. Kidder, now of Manila,
made his home In this city with his
parents, graduated from the local
high school and later attended the
University of Oregon. He is the
nephew ot Mrs. W. S. Hamilton,
Mrs. J. E. Sawvers, Miss Gertie
Rast, D. V. Hast of this city nnd
Mrs. E. II. McPnniels of Portland.
JOINT INSTALLATION
HELD BY MYRTLE CREEK
LODGES FRIDAY EVENING
MYRTLE CHEEK. Dec. 31.
The Mason and Eastern Stnr
lodges held a joint installation
Friday evening, preceded by a pot
luck turkey dinner for the mem
bers nnd their families.
At a beautiful ceremony the
following officers were installed
for the Myrtle Creek chapter of
the Eastern Star: Winnie Chaney.
worthy matron: Harry Rice, wor
thy patron; Yola Neal. associate
matron; Roy Critchfield, associate
patron; Jane Knight, secretary:
Cecelia Sellers, treasurer; Cor
POETS CORNER
HELP US, 1941
fJreetintrfl to you, brand tipw ywir,
Seems like you nre extra welcome,
And we hope you'll banish fear,
PrlnK us cournce to overcome hate,
Help straighten out this crnzy world
before H Is too Inle.
War-torn countrlen across the sens
Are praylnir for peace on bended
knees;
Hungry, heart broken, no home
or hopen.
They look to yon, 1041.
You've work to be done.
Here In our beautiful Orepon
With plenty nnd nomo to spare,
Wo will put our shoulder to the
wheel
And do our part If you
Will help ua shout, "Wo have
won,"
We call for your help,
Rrand new 1041.
i Orare Crear.
' Idleyld Route.
By Galbraith
''
Off.
delia Rice, conductress; Prudence
Hollinger. associate conductress;
Laura Bates, chaplain; Jerry Weitz.
Ati; Wilma Miclielson. Esther;
.enobla Aker, Ruth; Ethel Mc
Dougal, Martha; Charlotte Cook.
Electa; Clara Bailey, warden; Jay
Chaney, sentinel; Verna Conley,
musician; Emma Ledgerwood,
marshal. ,
Mrs. Tlllle Yocom, the retiring
worthy matron, who was the in
stalling officer, was presented with
a beautiful past matron pin by
IT. P. Rice, worthy patron, and a
lovely floral offering or carnations
by her officers.
Guy Conley, installing officer for
the Masons the following are the
new officers installed: Winston
Rice, master: John Wilson, Benior
warden; Rudolf Miclielson, junior
warden: Guy Conley, secretary;
Jay Chaney. chnplin; II. P. Rice.
marshal: Hoy unti'linelil, senior
dencon: Victor Cornult. junior den-
con: George Aker. senior steward;
Marion Weitz, junior steward;
Henry Adams, Tyler; (1. R. Bales,
trustee.
MRS. ETHEL CHASE
HEADS POLLYANNA CLUB
MYRTLE CREEK, Pec. 31.
The Pollyanna club held Its
Christinas program nnd the last
meeting of the year In the parlors
of the Methodist church, Friday af
ternoon. The election or officers for the
new year and tho drawing tho
name for their new polly wns I he
important feature of the meeting.
Mrs. Ethel Chase, president: Bona
Naas. vice-president, nnd Capltohi
Abbot, secretary anil treasurer,
with three new members added.
Mrs. J. M. Paris. Mrs. May Brown
and Miss Grace Stevens. With the
exchange or girts, each member
round out who had been hor polly
during the past year.
lively refreshment were serv
ed nt tho close of the meeting by
the committee in chnrge.
CHRISTMAS DINNER
HELD AT KELLY HOME
A six o'clock Christ inns dinner
wns held at the home of Mr. nnd
Mrs. D. H. Kelly ot Glengary,
Christmas night.
Covers were laid for Mr. and Mi s.
.Tack Melton and girls, Eleanor and
Emma May, Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Rnud, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hampton,
Dan Heiney. nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. D.
II. Kelly and Monn nnd Leonn
Kelly.
WATCH PARTY
PLANNED BY GRANGE
Members ot Hiversdale grange
will enjoy n watch parly at the
Itlversdale grange hall tonight be
ginning nt 8 o'clock. An evening
of games has been planned, in
cluding "Hooey." and will lie clos
ed with a Biiclul hour. All grange
members are cordially Invited to
attend
i-l
(IIP
' During the Holiday Season
With its good williand good cheer our thoughts
turn to those whose cordial patronage has
meant so much to us during the past year.
PLEASE ACCEPT OUR GRATEFUL THANKS
And Friendly Good Wishes
MRS. F. W. HAYNES
Hfirro store
YOUNG LUTHERAN LEAGUE
PLANS NEW YEAR'S PARTY
A New Year's party has heen
planned by the Young Lutheran
league to bo held thla evening at
the home of Rev. anil Mrs. W. A.
Sylwester, 1170 Military street.
Tho affair is scheduled to hegln
nt 7:30 o'clock and an interesting
evening has been arranged with
Misses Vera and June Goetz and
Louis Wilson in charge of arrange
ments. Those attending are asked
to bring an inexpensive gift to ho
exchanged.
TURKEY DINNER IS
ENJOYED CHRISTMAS DAY
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Starlt nnd
daughter, Betty, eiitertnlned ut
their homo Christmas day with a
1:30 o'clock turkey dinner. Covers
were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Lisle
Force, of Salem, Eugene Crltes, of
Ashland and Mr. and Mrs. William
Slark and Miss Betty Stork.
MIDWEEK BIBLE CLASS
TO MEET THURSDAY
Members of the Midweek nible
class will hold n meeting Thursday
afternoon nt 2 o'clock nt the homo
of Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Sylwester,
117(1 Military street. Hostesses fur
the arternoon are Mrs. W. Acklcy
and Mis. P. Ackley.
Draftee Signs Up
But Adds Protest
DALLAS, Ore., Dor. 31. (AP)
Howard W. Stone of Mnnmoulh ro
trtetereil for th mintm-v ii-rt von.
tftiday. but milled a written pro
test declarinK that the draft was
an "unmistakable violation of the
lotter in spirit of the V. S. consti
tution." His suit ehallenrcinK tho constitu
tionality of the selective service
law was dismissed last week by
Federal JikIko Kee.
Stone previously clmrRed that if
ho registered, it would be in vio
lation of the oath ho took as n
census ennnieriilnr tn unlwilil tlm
constitution. In his statement yes-
teniay, ne said that since, tho Ida
ho federal court bad upheld con-
uHtlltlnmillf r nf rlin hut- tin nnur
had "judicial sanction for torIs
terlne without violation nf mv
oath."
"On this basis and this basts
only, I now consent to resistor,
even thouirh I am well uwaro that
recent judicial action in these war
mongering times of hypothetical
liul-f-tliliiL-liin- oUnrlK lt,H.,.tia (li.it
mv registration at this limn in no
wise exempts me iroin ine possi
bility of prosecution." Stone wrote.
Social Security Carried
By 52 Million Americans
WAQTIIVnTflM linn H1 ATM
Arthur J. Allmeyer, clmlrnmn of
tho social Heeunly hoarii, said in
his annual report toduy that ."more
than rLonui0i) men and women"
employed in industry and com
merce now have social security ac
counts, lleiiplit payments now to
Uil $t,2r0,nn0 each month.
Altmever said that "more than
2S.noo.ooo workers" now have un
employment insuranee. lleneflts to
talled almost $r(ti.ooii.iino in July
anil approximately $2!).niH,0n in
November, the last month for
which figures me available.
Further U. S. Stay Denied
Nazi Plane Maker's Son
WASHINGTON. Pee. 31. (AP)
Claudius Hornier, ,lr 25. son or
I be tierninn alrpliiuo manufactur
er, lias been denied a further ex
tension of his visitor's permit in
llns country. The Justine depart
ment, aniiouncInK this decision to
dnv. said Hornier had been in the
I'nlteil Stales since .inly 20. 11)39.
Condition of Oregon's
Justice Bean Said "Fair"
SAI.EM, Dec. til. (AP) The
condition or Supreme Court. Jus
tice Henry J. llcan, 7, who under
went an operation five days ago,
said to he "fair" today by hos
pital attaches. Ho has been In
fulling health for a yean
VITAL STATISTICS
MARRIAGE LICENSES
SIIl'KI.IOl'I'HI'lHT AlltllllO F.
Sliukle, UoselnirK. and Vera Up-
i eh I. I.os Angeles
Local
News
From Oakland Mrs. T. P. Grif
flth. or Oakland, was amono; Rose
hurt; visitors Monday.
Spends Day Here Mrs. J. W.
Lucas, of Orew, was a Rosohurj?
ImsinosR visitor Monday.
II at Hospital Mrs. Clifford R
Jones, nf Happy Volley, Is report
ed to be ill at Mercy hospital.
Able to Be Out Mrs. Kenneth
Gllkeson is able to he out ami In
arter belnK ill at her homo on Cor
ey avenue.
In Town Monday Mrs. J. Iloss
Hutchinson of Kellomr, silent
Monilav In nosebuiK shopping anil
attending to business matters.
Renorted Improving Mrs. Carl
Wlmberly Is reported to bo tin
prnvillK nt Mercy hospital, whnro
she has been 111 with piu'iunnnin.
Vlsltlnq In Ftoseburg Mrs.
Chnrles Hollowny, of Medford, is
visit Iiik at the home of her son-in-law
and dniiKhter, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Win. Oerretseu. of this city.
Returns to California Doxlo
Hall has returned to her homo at
San Anilrens, Oil., after spending"
severnl days in this city visiting
nt the Dr. II. C. Church home in
I.aurelwood.
Teacher's Mother Dies Word
was received here today of the
death at Lebanon Wednesday of
Mrs. Kniina Snednker, mother of
Florence Snednker, teacher at tho
Iiose school here.
Return to Eugene Mr. nnd Mrs.
Maurico Porter and small (inuttn
ter Mnrllvn. returned to Kuueuo
Monday after spending a week In
this city visiting nt the homo ot
Mrs. Porter's parents. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Irvin Meyer.
Visiting Parents Miss Margaret
Culp, student ut Sacramento Junior
college, Is spending the Chiistmns
holidays In this city visiting nt tho
home of hor parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Culp. She plans to return
to California Sunday.
Home From San Francisco Dr.
and Mrs. A. C. Seely have return
ed In their homo in Boseliurg nr
ter spending a Christmas holiday
vacation with their son and daugli
ter ln law. Dr. and Mrs. Hull Seely,
at San Francisco.
From Eugene Delvln McLaugh
lin, of ISugimo, In spending a week
visiting at the home of his parents,
Mr. nnd Mrs. V. O. McLaughlin, In
this city. Mr. McLaughlin Is em
ployed ' with the Orchard Auto
Parts company III Eugeno.
Enters Hospital Mrs. L. A.
Smith or Riddle wns taken to Port
land Monilav to receive treatment
from n specialist for a complica
tion which followed a recent nnkle
Injury. Mrs. Smith wns Injured
nlioiit nine weeks ago whllo em
ployed In the Rlddlo Valley Can
ning company plant managed by
her husband. All nrterlal disease
resulted from the Injury and It Is
expected she will ho confined to a
Portland hnspllal for several
weeks ror treatment.
Sprague Will Ask No
Liquor Law Change
RALF.M, Dec. 31. (AP) Cover
nor Chnrles A. Sprngue, asserting
that "the people apparently are
satisHcd with the Honor laws as
they now aland." said he would
make no recommendation that the
legislature amend them.
He said, however, that he thinks
there should be regulation of the
snln or drinks In clubs and hotels,
and that tho sale of fortified wines
should be restricted. Ho Indicat
ed he would be pleased If tho legls-
Today and Wednesday
Pal Night
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
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starring
TYRONE POWER
MYRNA LOY
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Shows 1:45-70 P. M.
Mat. and Eve. 20, two 35o
New Commander
Of Italy's Armies
1 M iJv;
A recent portrait of General
Ugo Cavallero, who succeeded
Marshal Pietro Bodogllo as chief
of the Italian General Staff and
head of all military activity.
Until his appointment to the
post. Gen. Cavallero was a com
paratively obscure commander
of troops on the Italian-French
- frontier.
latnre passed such measures, but
added that he would not recom
mend them in hiB message to the
legislature.
Senator Ronald Jones of Marion
county said he would introduce a
1)11! to restrict the sale of fortified
wines, nnd Representative John
Steelhammer, also of Marlon coun
ty, said he -would sponsor a bill to
prohibit liquor stores from deliv
ering liquor by messenger.
A bill to regulate sale of drinks
in night clubs and hotels was pass
ed by the last legislature, but it was
defeated in a referendum at the
genernl election last month.
Come at 9 P. M. 1940
StayTill 1A.M. 1941
Confetti and Serpentine!
L n U Mil iMU
in NOEL COWARD'S
IN TECHNICOLOR
Remain as Our Guests to See
These Screwball Crackpots
COMING WEDNESDAY
For Four Days!
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R.H.S.Hoopsters
Beat Chico, 20-18
The Iloseburff high ' school's
barnstorming Indians made a clean
sweep of their holiday (rip by de
feating Chlco high school '20 to
18 in an exciting basketball game
at Chico, California, last night The
Indians won from Crescent City
Saturday night.
The Indians nearly lost last
night's contest, after having the
gamn apparently on Ice, when
Chlco in the fourth period cut
down Hoseburg's seven-point lead
to only one point as tlie game
went Into tho last few minutes of
play.
Rnseburg started out strongly.
ran up what appeared to be n safe
margin and was coasting along
when Chico staged a desperate ral
ly in the fourth period. The In
dians saw their lead narrow down
to one point as the game grew
wildly exciting in the last few
minutes of play. - t
Goodlow added a free throw in
the final 30 seconds to give the
Indians their two-point margin of
victory.
Denton, Tlosehurg center, led
tho scoring with 7 points. Sim
mons of Chico, with five points,
wns high scorer fur tho home
team. .
Here From Eugene Mr. and
Mrs. C. R. Boyd and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Boyd, ot Kugone, and Lieut,
and Mrs. Donald Boyd, of Vancou
ver, Wash., were Rosehurg visi-
tors at tlie Win. Unrnth home last
week. The Boyds were former ,
residents of this city before mov
ing to Eugene. Mrs. Unratn Is tho
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. It.
Boyd.
CHEST COLDS
To relieve distress easily, quickly,
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