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R05EBURS REWS.REVIEW, RffSEftURS, OrESOR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, IW. THREE Society and Clubs By BETTY SHOEMAKER NUMEROUS CHRISTMAS AFFAIRS ENJOYED IN DAYS CREEK VICINITY DAYS CKERK, Jim. 2. The ChristmnR kouhou wu.i fittingly opimfil nt Imya Creek by a well ntlcllilcii iind well enacted oper una "(in Christmas Hill." Riven Kriilny eveniiiK. December 2', " at the school house. The various pnrt.i were portrayed by pupils from the grade school while off etaite ' singing was done by the liittli school students. The pro gram was opened by a recitation by Wade WorthlllKton. Jr., and following the., operetta. Santa CIuiis appeared und dispersed candy, mits and oranges to all the children present. Many Christmas dinners were enjoyed throughout the neighbor hood, a number ol" them being lain ily reunions as well as the usual Hensonat gatherings. Mr. and Mis. Hill I'lam and their sons. Clay and l.ynu, bad ns their guests at a delicious din ner. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Ulam, Mr. mid Mrs. Jack I'lam and son, Owen, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mi chaels. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Most baf of Kiddle and Mr. ami Mrs. Vint Weaver of Myrtle Creek. ' At the John Itachor home a most pleasant family 'dinner was en Joyed. Among those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Itich unison of I .online. Mr. and Mrs. Honuld Snyder, and Mr. iiml Mrs. 3-uther Itogers and family of Oak , ridge, Glenn Ilachor of Tennant, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. llussell (Idle and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Rnchor and their son Jarold. .Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Snyder were and Mrs. J. II. Hartley, Miss Vi vian and Miss Joyce Hartley and Knuto Kersher of Hoaehurg, Mrs. Len Whittaker ot lUanr.unitn, Mr. and Mrs. Zed Cliuney, Mr. and Mrs. lion Snyder and son, Warren, Mrs. Maggie Snyder, Raymond Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. Krilz Snyder and children, ltarbara and Itlclianl. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jtnlnville and their sons. James ami Garland, had as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Klxer Hainville and the latter's niece, Miss Letha Teal. In the eve ning they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Vern Lerwell who bad spent the day with Mrs. I-orwell's family at Wilbur. At the Walter Wright home n delightful dinner was enjoyed by Mr. und Mrs. William Kllsworth of lllnum, Mont., lion Wright, who Is on leave from Camp Murray and Mr. anil Mrs. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. John. Ferguson were hosts at a very lovely turkey dinner. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. John Lander and their son, Jack, tind daughter, Janet, of Clengary, Miss Jean Ferguson of Reselling, Mrs. Helen 1(. Ferguson and Aleck Ferguson of Marshfield, Oscar Waterman and the hosts. Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson. At the Raymond Spore home those enjoying a delightful dinner were Mrs. Dora Mean. Miss Geral- illne and Miss Mildred Spore. Les lie Solomnn, Al Rowe of Qulncs creek, Lyle Spore and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Spore. Mr. anil Mrs. Wallace Raymond had ns their guests their daughter, Miss Kvclyn. of L'ugene. and their son. Wilbourn. of llig Creek, CaliL At the Ciuy MeGee home those en loving the day together were hntitu nt n delicious turkev din. ner followed bv the distribution .'Mm. Ruth McCee and (nville Mc or gilts from a beautifully decornt-Kiee of Cnnyonville. ed tree. Those present wre Mr. Sifnlieril of ttardinc SIDE GLANCES ByGnlbraith 1-3 COW. 1M1 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. T. M. DEC. U. 8. PAT. Off. "I paid $200 for that tlress, and it doesn't even have a - . middle part to it I" Mrs. Mcfiee nnd daughter. Jean. Mr. and Mrs. Wurren Tison en tertained at a delightful dinner at their home near Drew. Those at tending Included Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mary Clarence Tlson and their son ver Mr. and "om timl daughter. Heverly. Mr. mm iiMMssssssscs4MssssssisssssssssaMMssssssssss'q MRS. R. A. MOORE ENTERTAINS SOUTH UMPQUA LADIES CLUB DAYS CriErX Jan. 2. The homo of Mrs. Pete T'lam wax the scene of . a most charming pro Chrlstmas pnrty the afternoon of riecemher IS, when Mrs. It. A. Moore entertnlned the members of the South Umno.ua ladles club and their guests. Mrs. John Ferguson. dub president, presided nt the short business meeting dining which n report, on the recently held bazaar was given. Plans were tlls cussed Tor n similar affair to he held next fall. It wan voted to set nsido money for n I II scholarship from funds now in the treasury nnd to raise further scholarship mon eys later in die year. The presi dent reported that the linoleum needed for covering the new tables for the school dining room had been ordered as well as the paint to be rsed In the kitchen woodwork and the tables. It is hoped thnt the Local News Visits in Roseburg Floyd Hjork hind spent the week-end in this city visiting relatives. He is em ployed in scuttle. Returns to Work Mra. Roy J. Smith has returned to her work at the F. W. Woolwortb store after being ill at her homo for several W. F. llodson nnd M. M. Clemons homes, Back to Klamath Falls Mr and ti- IT 11. demons and family rwintlng may be done during theli,v -iitttftto,! In Ktnnmth Viilla Christmas vacation. Following thfllafler visiting in this city at the iiMMiici meeting gins wore ex changed nnd each one present re ceived an added Chrislmns favor. Lute In the afternoon thn hostess assisted by Mrs. Ilium, Mrs. Onrdon Clark anil Miss Nettle Moore serv ed delicious refreshments. Those nttending were Mrs. Clnr ence Miller und daughters, Carolyn and Patty. Mrs. Wade Wrortliington. Mrs. Maitgie Snyder, Mrs. Raymond Spore, Mrs. Dick Meslck, Mrs. Roy Duncan, .Mrs. Don Snyder and son. Warren. Mrs. N. N. Wood. Mrs. Cordon Clark and daughter. Sharon, Mrs. Irvin Mather, Mrs. Jess Smith. Mrs. Walter Hutchinson, Mrs. Fritz Snyder. Mrs. Ivan Welch. Mrs. Pete Flam, Mrs. jolm Fergu son, Miss Nettle Moore, Miss Mar Jorle Church and the hostess, Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Wood won the club prize for the month. The rooms of the Ulnm home were most attractively decorated to carry out the Christmas motif. A very lovely Christmus tree graced the living room while the scrying table in the dining room was cen tered by u low bowl of firetborn and mistletoe surrounded by sprays ;of cedar and flunked by red tapers Back to School .lack Josso, non of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jnsae, of I his city, tins returned to his studies at the University of Ore gon after visiting Willi his parents over the holidays. Returns to Klamath Falls Ro bert Chaso has returned to Kla math Falls after visiting in this ci(y for the last week with his parents, sir. ana Mrs. r. v. unase, In this city. Jack and Fred Jack Renny and Fred Allen In "lxmo Thy Neighbor." playing for rest of week at the Indian. LOCAL NEWS f Visiting Here Lyle. Dess, son of Mr. and Mra. Ren Doss, of Glide, Is here from Sacramento, Cat., where he attends the Sacramento Appren tice school, visiting his parents, al so his uncle and aunt, Mr. nnd Mrs. Lou Andrus, of this city., Each evenlns In the time , of Queen Anne, a trumpeter on the topmost tower of his castle pro-' claimed to all the world that the chief of Clan Mc.N'elll. of the Srolx tlsh Highlands, bad dined and that the rest of the world might now., dine also. and Mrs. Sid Tlson, nnd son, Jim. Miss Anna Tlson, Henry Tison, and the hosts and their raughter, Peggy Jean, and son. Hobby. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hlgglns nnd their son. (ieorge, had as their guests. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Cross and their children. Doris Jean, Joan and Ross, of Roseburg. Mrs. Mildred Parkhurst her son j , ,. .,, ho,(p,.s. .Mrs. uinrence aimer mis inviieii The Last Price One Lot All Fall HATS 27c The Last Price Drop Surprise Table Come in and pick up ; the bargains. The Last Price BLOUSES All Colors and Sizes - 77c Your Less Chance to Buy New Winter COATS, SUITS .DRESSES, HATS, and LINGERIE ROCK-BOTTOM SLASHED PRICES ONE GROUP Winter Coats Dressy and Sport Styles Values up to f RN $12.95 9 ONE GROUP Winter Coats Popular styles in all fabrics. Values up to fk mm $19.75 T Tailored and Sport Styles Ladies' Suits A sensational bargain. Values up to $19.75 7.77 jet Final Closing Out ONE GROUP Dresses Suitable for every occasion. Values up to t HH $7.95 J Final Closinq Out ONE GROUP Dresses Smart new frocks for every occasion. Values m MM up to $10.95 ? Final Closing Out ONE GROUP Dresses Better makes for the fastidi ous. Values up to $16.95 8.77 One Group All Wool Sweaters 1.77 Values to $4.95 One Group All Wool Plaid Skirts 1.77 Values to $2.98 MHBMMJBMfln FINAL PRICE SMASH One Big Group of Dresses Picked from all racks in store, m MM Values to $10.95. Silks, rayons, L wools. Hostess Gowns and Robes 177 Ladies' Hats 77c To close out all of our better hats. ONE RACK. -. FINAL PRICE SMASH Coats Values to $22.75. All better coats In this group. Be sure to see them Hick, and her daughter, Miss Hetty and Joe Ritter were quests for the day at the Rruce Ritter homo. I Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hutchinson 'entertained at a charming lour , o'cloek dinner, covers beins ar ranged for Mr. nnd Mrs. R. A. Monro, Miss Clem nnd Miss Wll I etna Hutchinson, Miss Nettle I Moore. John and Murl Hutchinson, J,eon and Jimniie Moore and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson. Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Poole nnd their daughter, Edna Mae, enjoyed Christmas eve and the following morning nt Kelly's Knrner with Mrs. Poole's mother. Mrs. 12. P. Dallnu, nnd her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. nnd Mrs. Norman Fish er nnd their family. In the after noon they returned here and Join ed one or the larger Christmas pnrties gathered at the Waller Poole homo ror a very ueiiKiiuiu dinner. Those attending includ ed Mrs. Klsle Poole of (ilendale, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Poole ot Canyon vllle, Mr. nnd Mrs. liny Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Allen, Mr. and Mrs. J. I.. Poole, fleorge Rigging, Mr and Mrs. Delbert Poole, Miss Edna Mae Poole, Albeit Poole and daughter, Arlene. On Christmas eve Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Moore were hosts nt a deli cious fried chicken dinner. Cov ers were arranged for Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Tison and son. Jim. Miss Nettle Moore. Dale Bellamy. John Hutchinson, Leon nnd Jim mle Moore, and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Moore. Later In the evening a Christmas tree was enjoyed and gifts were exchanged. At the R. II. I'.oyd homo those enjoying dinner were Mrs. lioyd's mother. Mrs. Sims, (lien Iloyd of Camp Murray, Iionnld lloyd ol' Ku gene. Roy Boyd and Mr. and Mrs. "oyil. . ,,, Miss Anna May Mnnley of Tiller enloved the day ill Cnnyonville at j the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. UIOHH. Mr. nnd Mrs. David Tale nnd their daughters Ruth nnd Mary Ann. spent Christinas and the fol lowing day nt the home of Mrs. Kate's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Noel llaker, In Mon roe. . Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Weaver and Mrs. Perry HeVoe and children, jean nnd Hobble, were Christmas day guests at the home nt Mis. Wenver'B brother-in-law and sis ter. Mr. and Mrs. Knimlt Moycr. They were Joined there by Mr. nail Mrs. Luke Heals and their son. Jackie of Winchester and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Heals or Cnnyonville. lr nod Mrs. (luy Klnzie had as 'their guests (or the holiday. Mrs. Klnzie's s ster. Mrs. Jane i.ncse and her son, , Wendell, of Myrtle Creek. Vlsltlno Here George A. Dyko, who has been spending tbo holt duvs with his grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Stnrnier, In this city, plans to return to his home in Portland Saturday. Seriously III Mrs. L. E. Thomp son of l-'iunqua is reported to he seriously ill lit Mercy hospital, where she was tnken Sunday ror treatment or complications rollow ing Influenza. the club to meet nt her home on the Hays Creek-Canyonvllle road the afternoon of Wednesday, Janu ary 15. All the ladies of the neigh borhood nro most cordially invited to attend. MISS RUSSELL WEDS MR. MANLEY DEC. 25 DAYS CREEK. Jan. Z. Virginia Russell ol Roseburg and Karl Manley ol Canyonville were unit ed In marriage at n oulet cere mony performed Christmus morn ing at the T. L. Weaver home. Jus tice Weaver officiating, (inly the necessary witnesses were present, lioth Mr. and Mrs. Mnnley nie well known and popular members of the younger set, the bride hav ing been employed nt the Airport cal'e In Cnnyonville for the past several months while Mr. Mnnley h;ts made Cnnyonville hla home since childhood. GRAY LADY MEETING POSTPONED UNTIL FRIDAY, JAN. 10 According to an announcement made this morning the (li ny Ladies meeting scheduled for Friday eve ning. Jan. 3, at the home of Mrs. K. F. Tandy has been postponed until Jon. 10. A dessert luncheon will he held nt thnt time nnd nil Cray Ladies are cordially Invited to ho present nt tbo first meeting in the new year. KEYSTONE CLUB WILL MEET AT WILEY HOME FRIDAY, JAN. 10 Members of the Keystonn club are to be entertnlned Fridny nfler-1 noon, Jan. 10. nt the home or Mrs.J Earl Wiley with Mrs. Kd liorgan and Mrs. L M. Lilly as hostesses, according to an announcement made today. All club members are invited to attend the mneling. AUXILIARY TO MEET AT J. F. BYRD HOME The Pnst Presidents of the Oeorgo Stunner auxiliary will meet at the home or Mrs. .1. F. Hyrd Fri day afternoon, Jan. 3, for a 1:30 o'clock luncheon, It was announced today. Baby Girl Born Word lias been received in this city or the birth or a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Middlehurg. at North Bend. Dec. .10. The bnby, grand daughter or Mr. und Mrs. M. F. Middlehurg or this city, weighed six pounds nt birth. ' Go to Eugene Mr. nnd Mrs. O. n. Williams, or Oakland, Calif., nnd Miss Vera Fredrlckson and Hugo Fredrickson, of this city, wont to lugeno today for a Bhort visit Mrs. Williams, the former Agnes Fredrickson, of this city, has been visiting relatives in this city over the holidays. Return to Eugene Miss Jano Wangemnn, daughter or Mr. nnd Mrs. L. F. Wangemnn,' and Miss Doris Shoemaker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Shoemuker, return ed to Eugene Wednesday, where they are students at the Univer sity ni Oregon, after spending the holidays in this city. Miss Wnnge man and Miss Shoemaker are members of Alpha Delta PI sorority. TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY A HGHTIN' WILDCAT ..where there's guns to blaze mm or gais 10 ,oy - LS f "Robn kV-R WESTERTHRILLER ; NO. TWO "'aEw3tW JOHNNY MACK t -"TiX- 1 BROWN.. I flfoW 8hows 1 ! 45-7-9 P M. --cr..v. 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