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R05EBURS REW5-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, ORESOW, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1941 THREE Society and Clubs By BETTY SHOEMAKER FENLEY-SOLOMON RITES READ AT EPISCOPAL CHURCH Miss Joorldene Fenley, dnnghter of Mr. nnrt Mrs. S. A. Fenley, of Elkton. became the bride of Forrest Solomon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Solomon, of Klkton, at the Epis copal church In this city December 22." Thn rlnR ceremony was read by Uev. Perry Smith, of tbla city. The bride was gowned in a lovely pale orchid sown and carried a bouquet of tiny pastel shaded rose buds. She was attended bv Mrs. Verne Solomon as matron of honor and the bridegroom was attended by his brother, Vern Solomon as best man, The day also marked the weddlne anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank . Solomon, parents of the groom and Mr. and Mrs. Claude McDonald, cou sin of the bride. Mr. McDonald had attended the wedding of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fenly at the i Episcopal church twenty years ago. Onlv close relatives attended the wedding and present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Solomon, Mr. and Mrs. 'S. A. Fenley, Donelns Fenlov, Mr. and Mrs. Claude McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fenley, Mrs. Ella Fen- - ley, Mrs. Wardle Snook. Mrs. Eu genia Solomon, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Solomon. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Solo mon, Janice C.lll, Dean 0111, Frank 0111, Ttonald Solomon. Richard Mc Donald and Ony McDonald. Christmas day all the guests ex cept Mr. and Mrs. Claude McDonald and famllv and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil 0111 and family attended a Christ mas dinner at the S. A. Fenley home. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Duke, and family, of North Dend. SCHIOEMAN FAMILY HOI OS RFUNION AT DINNER SUNDAY, DEC. 29 Mrs. August Sehloemnn was honored Sundnv nt the Hotel T'nin f ana by her children, at a dinner when covers were laid for twenty six. This mnrkert the first occa sion that her children and their families had been together at one time. Preceding the dinner an inform al ealherlng was enioyed when each member of the grnun recount ed old times and Incidents In the past. . Enjoying the holiday homecom ing were Mrs. August Rehloeman. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. McKenn and son, llobert. of Uooehurg: Vr, and Mrs. John W. McLean and daugh ter. Tlonnie T.u. Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Schlnenian and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Rchloeinan. of Corvallls; Alvln Schloeman nnd children. Dick. .Trickle, Norma nnd Naoma. of nilde: Mr. nnd Mrs. C. H. Hurst, Charles Jr., nnd Suzanne, of Stock ton. Calif.: Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Schlnenian nnd son. Melvin. of Portland: Mr. nnd Mrs. Edmond A Pedro nnd son. Eddie, and nephew, Victor, of El Cerrlto. Calif. BUFFET DINNER , HONORS HOLIDAY VISITOR IN CITY Miss Eleanor Fies was hostess nt her home In Lnurelwood Satur day evening honoring Mrs. Wll hur MiK'no nF Ann Arbor. Mich.. who snent the Christmas holidays In this cltv visiting her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. R. D. Williams. A buffet dinner was served at 7 o'clock followed bv a theatre pnitv. The. serving table was cen tered with lighted tapers arrang ed in silvered poinsettns. Miss Fies was assisted by her mother, Mrs. C. D. Fies. Invited to the dinner honoring Mrs. McKee were Mrs. Charles R. Collins, nf Portland. Mrs. Louis K. Fies. Mrs. Charles Ostrnnder. Mrs. Jack Chapman. Miss Hetty Shoe- i maker. Mrs. Ernest Pearson. Mrs. 7 Rnlnh Herman nnd Miss Annnbelle Fisher, of Hillsboi. MRS. UNRATH IS HOSTESS TO FRIENDS AT DESSERT-LUNCHEON Mrs. William T'nrath was hos tess to n group of friends at her home on Oak street Monday after- noon when she entertained with a holiday dessert-luncheon. The table was centered with hollv arranged in a crystal bowl and lighted red tapers. The place cards marking each cover were sprinkled with gold stars. Visit ing was enjoyed during the after- roon. Enjnvlng the afternoon were Mis. Edwin Gardner, Mrs. I. Dunn. Mrs. Ralph Rodley. Mrs. Jack Chapman. Mrs. Cordon RtewarL Miss Rettv Shoemaker. Mrs. Charles Ostrnnder nnd daughter, k Miss Sharon Lee nnd Mrs. Unrath and daughter. FRIENDS SURPRISE MRS. LITTLE ON BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Mrs. Eugene Mttle was surprised Frldnv evening. December 2S when n group or friends cnlled at her home. 54G South Stephens street to honor her birthday anniversary. C.lfts were presented to Mrs I.lttle and Chinese checkers played during the evening. At a later hour refreshments were served to Mrs. C. E. Johnson, Mrs. Belle Stephen son, Mrs. Hess. Mrs. Margaret Sakely. Malinda Miller. Mrs. Jessie Tlenson. Mrs. Alice Wells, Mrs. Hat tie McAfee, Miss Edith Pentney nnd Miss Bertha Pentney. ' FRIENDS ENJOY NEW YEAR'S DINNER WILIU-R. Jan. 3. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. McKay entertained at a love Iv noon-time dinner on New Year's day. Green taners and crimson f cacti nnd holly decorated the rooms. Covers were placed for Mrs. D. E. Moon. MlBses Irene. Mazle and Olive Walker of Roseburg.' and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. McKay. SUNDAY DINNER HONORS BRIDAL PARTY AT TILLER , DAYS CREEK, Jan. 3. Sunday afternoon Miss Anna May Manley entertained at a delightful four course turkey dinner nt her home at Tiller, complimenting her broth er and sistor-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Manley, of Cnnyonvlllc, who were married Christmas duy. The guests were seated at a niost at tractively appointed linen covered table. Tall red tapers In crystal candlesticks were spaced through the center length of the table, while slender branches of evergreen in terspersed between them, further carried out the holiday theme. At one end the table was flanked by a gorgeously decorated Christmas tree. Covers were pieced for the guests of honor, Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Manley and Mr. nnd Mrs. H. L. Col by of Pnsco. Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Rolund Arty nnd daughters. Miss Joyce and Miss Betty, of Myr tle Creek. Mrs. Alice - Manley of Canyonville, Sgt. James Manley of Camp Murray, Maurice Madison nnd the hostess, Miss Anna May Manley. BIRTHDAY DINNER IS GIVEN FOR MRS. SNYDER AT DAYS CREEK DAYS CREEK, Jan. 3. Mrs. Maggie Snyder was the guest of honor nt a most charming dinner nt her home here Tuesday, the occa sion being her birthday anniver sary. Those present Included Mrs. Len Whittaker of Manzanita, Mrs. J. M. Bartley and daughter. Jovce, of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. Don Sny der and son, Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Snyder and Raymond Snyder. In honor of the occasion Mrs. Sny der was presented with a very lovely set of pottery ware by her sons nnrt daughters, Mrs. Whit taker, Mrs. Bartley and Don, Fritz and Raymond Snyder. CLUB MEETS AT BOOTH HOME AZALEA. Jan. 3. A pleasant aft ernoon wns spent at the home of Mrs. Halbert Booth Tuesday when she entertained the pinochle club. Dainty refreshments were served nt one-thirty to Mrs. Rodney Smith, Mrs. John Jantzer, Mrs. Jake Fish er, Mrs. John Feldmiller, Mrs. Frnnkie Schroeder, Mrs. Henry Smith, Mrs. Rollln Johns and the hostess, Mrs. -Booth. ' Two tnhles of pinochle were at play during the afternoon with Mrs. Feldmiller winning the high score prize, and Mrs. Henry Smith won second prize. Mrs. Rodney fimith and Mrs. Henry Smith each won table prizes. DINNER ENJOYED AT CLOUGH HOME LAST SUNDAY 'DAYS CREEK, Jan. 3. A most delightful dinner wns enjoyed Sun day nt the dough ranch. Covers wore arranged for Mr. and Mrs. Olenn N. Rlddlo of Riddle, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hill, Mrs. Mary La- Chance. Miss Bess dough and Huron Clongh. POETS CORNER SEE WHAT YOU HAVE DONE Let's tnke us a pen And a paper white. And dim it with lines Like the still creeping night. Out to the sun-set Hack In the shndc, Ileckonlng the shadows Till twilight Is made. Covering the white With a vanishing wave; ' Catching the moon As tho' from a grave. Just the moon and the pen As still as the night. Sweeping the sun set Far out of sight. Catching the treetops As they wnve nt the sun, Oh, shadows of night, See what you have done. G. M. I.eeper. FIND NO TASK DONE A tree grows old When its shut from the sun, But the heart grows old When Its task Is done. I would say to the honrt Find no task done, Rut rise like the trees' That reach for the sun. G. M. Leeper. NEW OILCLOTH PATTERNS Brighten up yonr kitchen with colorful new oilcloth. New 1941 patterns In oilcloth yardage, table covers, chair cushions and shelf oilcloth, now on display at Carr'8 store. (Adv.) XOTIC'R TO IIKDITOIIS In the County f'otirt r the Stnle of Or'-Kon 'for Potiulun c'oimtv. In Mi- Mntl-r of tbt K.intp of Wil liam Albert Irnrh-. Ipcciitipil. Notice hereby if irlvt-n. that the untl-rlirned. by order of the Coon tv Court of the Htate of Oregon, for Pointing County, hu been iiimolnt- nexeil of the eftnte of Wlllliim Al bert Imrle. riVreanl. All pernon nnvmK rinirnx RirninKi the entute. of Wllliiiln Albert Imrle. deceased, hereby are notified to nr.. lent ika an ma I'arlfle.l uM P.. quired bv Inw. to the AinderKlu-tied jit me ome.. or ii.inmfirK i.en iteB. In lit" Dotitrla National Herik IttlUitlniC, ll ltonehiirn Inil(fl'. Comity. Oregon, within ' i (M nionlhn from ho date of thin no. the. I'ntcd thin ?nd day of January. 1911. roscor row. Admlnintrntnr with the wilt unbelt ed of the entate of William Albert Imrle, Deceased, SIDE GLANCES rfm .News -:f!lZZ5N B$ Here From Oakland K. S. And- t ffifS nrson, of Oakland, visited in Rose- n aen Jtrn ' I . ; l If , Ssif : ' COM. mi 1Y HEA 8EBWCC. MC. T. U. BEO. 0. FAT. OFT. "The guy that ran this station before you used to light my pipe !" When's An Oyster Stew? Problem On Oregon Coast (AP) It became apparent today that oyster stews would he gone into critically at the forthcoming meeting of the Oregon Coast High way associaion here. The association, as proud of the oyster stews produced at the in numerable restaurants along the highway as it is of the highway, wns cut to the quick last year by a Hood River paper's editorial ques tioning of certain stews which the editor had purchased along the coast. The Hood River editor made two accusations: 1. That some of the stews lacked oysters. 2. That some of them were manufactured from oysters that came out of cans. 1 he association took up the chal lenge and promised to see that a woman connoisseur of the art of oyster cookery accompanied by an other good judge of oyster flavors, eat their way along the Oregon coast from California to the Co- lumhla river on oyster Rtew. Every leading cafe and roadside inn is to come under the stew scrutiny. The stew slppers are to report on: 1. Stews containing fresh oysters; 2. Stews .containing canned oys ters; 3. Slews, if any, containing no oysters. Azalea AZALEA. Jan. 3. Mrs. Cora Riddell and daughters, Constance and Davida, visited a couple of days last week with Mr. and Mis. Harry Cooke. They were enroule to their home In Kugeno after vis iting with friends In California. Klmer Clemens visited relatives nnd friends here Wednesday after noon. Mr. Clemens is employed at the Davis placer mine on Coy ote creek. T. C. Johns nnd sons. Darwin and Dale, shopped in Giants Pass Monday afternoon. .Mr. and Mrs. Orn Condrnv and children. Colleen and Richard, spent Christmas with Mrs. Con- drny's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Worthinglon, at Days Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Halbert Dnolh spent New Year's in Medford with their daughters, Grace, Alice and Marjorio. They were accompanied home by Marjorle, who had been visiting in Medford since Thurs day. Mrs. Frank Hill and son. Gerald, and Mr. and Mrs. Dnnaltl llraily. left Wetlnesdny morning for Port land, where Gerald will receive medical care. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clayton nnd daughter. June, from I'mpqua visited on Quines cheek Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Malcom. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Losey and baby returned to their home lit Kelso, Wash., the last of the week after visiting with Mrs. Iisey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tanner. Mr. and Mrs. James Pickett from Sweet Home visited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pick ett. Jimmy Morgan left Wednesday morning for Klamath Falls where he will visit relatives. He will re turn here the last of the week via Corvallls where he will also visit relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rogue from Coyote creek visited here Wednes day with Mrs. Ivy Sackett and Jim Booth. Mr. and Mrs. John Feldmiller. Mrs. Frankle Schroder and Will Iluggins were dinner guests New Year's day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lew Recks nt Wolf Creek. Mr. and Mrs. William Jantzer and sons, Millie and Jackie, and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Johns nnd daughter, Sally, from Glendale. left early Wednesday morning for Or land. Calif., where they will visit relatives. Mr. Jantzer will go on to San Francisco where he will at tend to business. They expert to return here Sunday. Naomi Johnson from Porlland visited here several days last week with her grandmother, Mrs. Rachel Jenks. Archie Sharp, who recently rent ed the garage and service station formerly run by Ray Condray, made a trip to Medford Monday Galbraith after Mrs. Sharp and their house- hold goods. ltev. Howar-J from Glendale held services at the grange hall Sun day morning, followed by u basket dinner at noon. Mrs. William Jantzer shopped in Grants Pass Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gaedecke made a business trip to Myrtle Creek Tuesday afternoon. Remedial Reading Class Forming Is Plan in Roseburg Persons interested In formation of n class In remedial reading, either for college or university credit or only for experience, nre invited to attend n mooting ot me iituior high school nt 7: in p. Wednesday. Jan. 8, according to W. G. lienttlo, Eugene, assistant director in tho general extension division of the Oregon stato sys tem of bielier education. Twelve nnnllcntlons have been received for establishment of tho nronosed course in Roseburg. but 2K nersons in nil must be register ed if the "class is to be carried on, Mr. Heattlo stateu. The class is to bo condifeted by L." Kenneth Shu maker, In the event n sufficient number of interested persons nre registered. The meoting on Wednesday will he given over lo a lecture, lllus tmted wilh storeopticon .slides, demonstrating recent results of re search in the field of remedial reading nnd will preview tho course planned for tho term. The first meeting will ho open to nil people who nra interested enough to nt tend. A reprnsenlatlvo of the assis tant director's office will bo pres ent to receive registrations and to accept the required enrollment fee of $5. Nearly 1.000 persons In Oregon are attending exlenslon classes for their own Information nnd develop ment, without credit, while about 2.000 are working for college or university credits, Mr. ncattio re ports. War Supply Leak Worries Britain LONDON. Jan. 3. ( AP) HtiRh Dalton, minister of oeonomir war fare, said today that the "Vladivos tok leak" of war snpplifs. including American cotton, through soviet Russia Into fJnnnany was a sourro of worry to Britain. Britain's Atlantic hlnrknde of Germany Btlll is "extremely effec tive," the minister said In an inter view, hut he Indicated that Ameri can shipments of cotton and ruh- her scraps to Vladivostok. Itusslun Rlherinn seaport, still are "very larRP." Cotton, ho explained, could he used In the manufacture of high ex plosives and ruhher scrnn Is need ed for making "huna," (;ermnys ruhher suhstitute. Dalton refused to sny whether current shipments of these prod ucts across the Pacific wore larger than pre-war shipments across the Atlantic. He suggested It woutd he hotter i If "neutral nations" store such pro- j ducts, especially cotton, for snle to "recently-freed nations" when the j war Is over. Activity of Tlritlsh nnd French; naval units In the Pacifie cut Into shipments to Vladivostok hint Feb ruary, Dalton snid, but he declared they had Increased since the f:ill of France. i Go to Eugene Mr. and Mrs. , Carl itaffol. of t his city. Wclnos- i day took their nteco, Mlns Bet'y Jean Childers. back to Kugeiie ! where the latlpr resumed her Htu- ; dies nt I'niveriity of Oregon, fob j lowing the holidnvs here viitins ! her mother. Mrs. Bill Pnvis. WHAT CAUSES EPILEPSY? A booklet containing thn oj'lnlnns of fiimonn iloctnrs on thN Int'THt InK sulijcct will bo si-nt FIlKi:. while they last, to any reader writ ing to tho Kdiirntlonnl Division, B36 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y., Dept. J83 1. (Adv.) 17" 1 From Oakland Mr. nnrt Mrs. Will iH'jmtoi'fr. of OnUluiul, won; in KosolmrK Thursday. Here Today Anonn XowUin, of Myrtlt CriM-li, shopped and vixitd I'rlpnds here today. Roseburg Visitor W. S. Bryant, of Myrtle Creek, was n Itoseburs business visitor Thursday. Returns to Klamath Falls Douiilas rredrickson ban returner to Klmnath KuIIh after visiting in this eily with relatives. mprovlng F. W. Chaso fs ro nnrted to be imurovlni; nt his ilioiuo'on Moore street afler a ser ious, illness during the last week. Mrs. Wimberly Better Mrs. T. I Wimberly 1h able to be' out again, following several days ill ness of influenza at her home on Reservoir avenue. Here Tuesday Dr. and Sirs. Verne Adams, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Shiitclifr. Jr.. nil of Myrtlo Creek, spent New Year's eve in Roseburg visiting friends. Visit at Umnqua Mr. and Mrs. John Ilodsnn, of this city spent New Year's day visiting nt the home of Mrs. Hodson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hebard at Umpn.ua. Home From Yreka Mr. and Mrs. (I. N. Sheldon, who have been spending the holldav week visiting telatlves nt Yreka, California, have returned to their homo in Rose burg. i Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. E. B. nrunriman, of Corvallis. spent Mondav and Tuesday of this week at the, W. B. Stniwn home on Vista uvenuo nnd 'visiting other menus til Uoselnii'g. Leave for Home Mr. nnd Mrs Allon Blood and two children left vestentay for their luxne In Sitntn Barbara, Calif., following the holi days in this city visiting relatives and 'friends. Back to Camp Xlatsop Wm ITotiflou Ims relumed to Camp Clntsop after visiting at tho home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Ilodsnn. of this city. Tin is r member of tho 2l!)th infantry coast artillery. Going to Portland Mrs. M. 0. nndnhaugh, of this city is leaving for Portland Saturday for a two months' visit with her children, Mrs. H. Vr CHflnti, -George . Radu baugh. Mrs. W. A. Schultz and Mrs. R. R. Sackett. Here For Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Hoy StUhvell and their son nnd (linmhter-in-law, Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Still well,-Jr.. of Henldsburg. Calif., are here visiting Mrs. Stillwell's mother Mrs. Anna Hlggpnlmthinn, and lo attend tbt funeral of her fiilher, Klmer lligsenbothnm. Go to Eugene Mrs. II. C. Church drove lo Kugeno Thursday taking back to school at tho Uni versity of Oregon her noil, Charles Church Virginia Gilmour and Ber tram Slioemaker, who have been spending the Chrlslinns holidays in this oily visiting their parents and relatives. Mrs. Church wns accompanied by her daughter, Miss .Marion. Former Resident Here Mrs. Bolla (Krnm) Wells, of Ktmeno, roimcrly a resident or Boweburg, wns an overnight visitor here at the home of her mother-in-law, Mrs. K. K. Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Wells, who moved from tosebur to Klamath Kails, were transfer red recently to Kugeno. Mr. Wells being employed by the Southern Pacific company at present on a run between Kugeno mid Itose btirg. Leave For California Mrs. Kl mer McKean and son, Bobert, to day nccompaiiied her siHtor and brother-in-law, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Hurst, ami son, Charles, Jr.. and datmhter. Suzanne, to Eu gene, where the Hurst family will take the train for Stockton, Cal. The Hursts spent the Inst 10 days viniting at the home of Mrs. HurHt's mother. Mrs. Augut Schloeman. of this city. Mrs. Mc Kenn and son will proceed to Cor vallis to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Mclsoan nnd othor relatives. TREES, SHRUBS VINES AND ROSES Large stock of one and two year grafted Walnuts. Leading varieties of Filberts and Chestnuts. 1 5 varieties of Peaches, ripening early to late. 1 0 varieties of Pears. Standard varieties of Apples. Plums, Prunes, Figs, Apricots, Pawpaw, etc. Grapes, black, red and white, ripening early, mid season and late. Many varieties of Roses, all adapted to Western Oregon. Ornamental Shrubbery, including Shade Trees. Our stock is home grown and acclimated. We can assist you in your plant selections. Sales Yard and Home Nursery en Pacific Highway, 8 miles south of Roseburg or '2-mile south of Coos Junction. C. E. MOYER NURSERIES PHONE 46F13 ROSEBURG. ORE. Attends to Business Normnn Weatherly, of Klkton, spent yoBler day lit this city on uuslneH. Mr. Crawford Here R. J. Craw ford, of Knthorltn, was horn for a fow hours yesterday on business. Here From Reston Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Inislmett, of Reston, wer.o business visitors In this city yon-; terday. 1 III at Home A. A. Wilder, of this city, is reported to be ill of In fluenza at his homo on Chadwluk street. ( . Oakland Visitor Here FN! Modi er nf On k l:i ml Riien t n fnw liniirg in Uasehurg yesterday on hnM-. ness. I ; Mrs. Case Better Mrs. P. Oa soy is aide to be up again at her homo, where she has been ill of in fluenza for the lost ten days. To Portland Mr. nnd Mrs. Dex ter Rice, of this city, have gone to Portland, where they will spend several days on business. Go To Eugene Mrs. Betty Monro and mother, Mrs. Klla Har ris, of this city, are visiting friends in Kugene for a short time. Leaving Sunday Miss Jane Saunders is planning (o lodvn Sun day for Salem after visiting her tather, Jack Saunders, of this city. Returns to Boise Lowell Rus sell left yesterday for Boise. Idaho, where ho is-attendfntr junior col lege, following the holidays In this city visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kalph U Russell. Mrs. DeLayne Back Mrs. San dra Pel.ayne, Roseburg dancing instructor, hits returned hove, fol lowing the holidays in Missoula, Mont., visiting her parents and other relatives and friends. Returns to West Fork Mrs. T. D. Barry left yesterday for her home in West Fork, following a few days here attendinp; to busi ness and visit iug at the homo or Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Ricklt. Visit Here Mrs. Carl Nonne-r nnd daughters, Mnxtno Hnd Caro line Anne, all of Portland, nre visiting Dr. Carl Nonner at the veterans' facility, where he Is re ceiving medical treatment. Go Skiing Gordon Oerretsen, BUI Allen, Jim Osborne, Donald Frenr, Alan and James Knudtsen, all of this city, are en loving a two-day ski trip In tho Tiller-Trail vicinity, x Improved L, Kruse Is reported to ho greatly Improved in health at his home on the Melrose road, following his discharge from tho veterans hospital, where he receiv ed medical treatment for tho last ten days. Return Here Principal Clyde Beard, of senior high school, and M rs . Bea rd a ml eh 11 d ren are re turnino; to their homo this week end, following a stay over the holi thiysUn McMinnville with -Mr. Beard's mother, Mrs. F. II. Beard, who is still very 111 In a hospital. XO'I TO ( Itl'OITOItH fn thn County Court of tbo Rtnto of Orogdii for llounluH County. In tho Matter of Iho rOMalc of Hnt t lo Colmn llt ifd)lni'. 1 )eeenned. Nol Ice het cl)v l Klvcn, that the niiderrtiKneil, by order of the Conn tv Court of the Ktalo fiT Ojckoi). for luiuulas ('oiinty, Iihh been annolnt ed l;ei'iitiix of the IiiiKl Will and TeHtiiinent or llatllo Cohuii BiIh- hliie. d nsed. All persons having clal'ns ngainst Hie e.Mljite of llitttio Cohutl llrlH IHno. (lece.iHcd. hcicliy are notified tn pn-sent the Hdiiio, verlfii'd' a reouircd bv law. lo I he undersign ed at the offices of Hull mat k & CeddeH. in the HoiikIiis National Hank Hulldiiiif. in ItOHchurK, Homr lus Countv. OreKon. wltlitn six HI) iriontiiN from the da to of this uo- "'iVitcd this :ird day of Jantiary, 1 ! 1 1. fH-'BHA UTNDAim of Hie I.aHl Wilt and I of Hiilllo Cohuu Brln- l-'xeculi'lv T.-Ntaniei bine. He Norici: to nir.inTOiif In tbo roiinty Tourt nf tho fltnto of dreyon ffr HonKlan County. In (he Matter of the T-tato of It bud O. Tiionmo. Hecean -d. Notlco hereby In kIvpii. that tho und. rnirni'd hv order of Iho Cnun l y Court of the Htate of Oreiton. for I lout'biH Count y. haw been ap pointed I'xi'culilx of (lie I,ft Will utd Testament of Hhad O. Thomas, ilecermed. , , All personH bavlnif r 1 n I m ntfuinst the i-Ptatc of Bbad f. TliomiiH. deceared. hereby are no tified lo prcm-nt thti name, veri fied a required ly law, to tho CAUGHT Oct direct relief from COLD? discomforts... rub throat, chest, back with cllnlc-tested umlnrstirnpfl nt the offloVs of TTnll- mirk tk OiMcr, in thn Don mas National flunk Hnlldlnw, In Unto lnirr. PmiKlftJt t'outi 1 y, Oregon, wlililn Hit (; nionthH from Urn diito of Oils notice. ratod tlits :iiuli day of Pocma, hor, J : I n. . IIA TlOniVSON TFTOMAR KviMMitrlx of tho .nt Will nnd Ti'Ninm.Mit uf rthiid O. ThomuB, lm-cnH0.ri. XOTH I-: to rni:niToiis rn the County r-ourt nf tho Rtnto of OreRon for DouirlnN County, in llio Mutter of iho ' lOstnto nf Alice 1. lleod, npcrnsod. Notlro lu'iohy Ix Klvcii. (hut tlia iinurnlKiiid. hv order of Iho Pnmi t v t'ourt 'if tho Suih of Oregon, ,f'r Do hit his Con Hi v, Ii.-ih hi-t'il 'i-pninfi-il Kvf-mtor of lli List Will juhI ToHtimif-iit of Alice 1 lli-od, d- !-f.1t4.' All persons bnvlp rln Im Kiilnt tln I'Mlntf of Alice K Uont, l axed, hon-l'V mo notified to jireto'iit tho wuiif verified n ro o, illicit bv law. in th. iimlorHirnd nt tho office of Hallmark & Jel ilfft. In the Dotiuln N'utioiil Hunk Buihllnif. in Itoxehurtf. ltouKl" Count v. Oregon, within kv (1 mnnlliH front tho Unto of till no tice. imtod this 3rd day of January. 1911. STOrtY Tt,F. Kxeontor of the T.nm Will ami T"s tament of Alico U lloeil, lo ceaHCil, XOTH R OF 11X41 M-rrTI.RMRXT In the Countv Court of tho Rtnte of Oreiron for 1hhir1u Countv. Ill the Matter of the JViHnersh'n KMttile of Klmer M' Kenn and Ma Mnv Itiildvvtn. Nut Ice hert'hv It ctven Hint tho uiulersfjrneil, ailmlulxt ratrlx nf the imrlnorHhln estute nf Flirier Sfc- I K en n a n d Ida Slav Baldwin, b r ! filed her final account In tho nnovo entitled court: tnut ny oruer of xafd court dulv made nnrt enter ed of record. Saturday, January IS. l ft 1 1 , n t t en o'cloc k a. m., t n iho Count v Court Boom In the Court IIoubo In nonehurflr, Poi- ln County. Oretron. havo henn ftx- d n n the timo and ntaco for hoor- luir ohj.M-tiou. If nnv then he-, to mi M final nci-ount, and for settle ment hereof. Hated and f'rut punllshed Do einbcr 20, 1940. orssirc DABBV. rVilmin'stratr'r nf b I'artnersbtp l'-tate of 11 mor McKeun nnd lila May Baldwin. oticr or llAI SI-rrTI.EMRXT In tbo County fourt of tbn Rtnto of Oreiron for Ponsln County. In tbo Mnuor of tbo Intnto of C'uirlea h. rtiunson. uocenseii. Notice I herehv ttlvon thnt the underHlunod admlni'trptor nf the OHtate of Ch"res If. Muntnn, ul eMed. hn f led in tho nnovo on l Moil court hi final account tn settlement nf said ottnto. nnd hv oritor nt nnii court. d"'v piniln nnd entered of rcord, TifPday. tho 14th ilnv of January. l4t. nt t o'clock A. M. In Oi County Court room In tho . CnnrHmuHn In Bnoo hnrir. Tounlas Counts, Orovnn. has been f Ixeii s the tinm nnd ninco tup hniifliitr nhiftcllontt. If nnv the-e be. to mld finl ocenunt and for the settlement thereof, rmted nnd firnt nuhi'"bed' this HI., .lay of r.nh-. 1" Art'ntnistrntnr of tho FNhi of Charles II. V"nnn, Poeeused. OTICR TO CRROITOlia Tn tho Circuit Court of the Rtnto nf Oreiron. In nnd for tho County of 1'innglft. Tn tbo Matter of tho Kb t a to of Anna Bowker, Hoconwl. Notlco Ih boroby elvon thnt tbo underfdnnod. ty o'-dor of thn .nhove entitled court duly mndn ohd en tered of record hns boon rnnflrmed no AvmoiliiK nf Ihn.lriKl will -nnd tOH- tnttient of thn nbovn nnmod doco dont. and haw nullified as pufch. All pernn huvinjr olnlmS( nirnlnst nnhl otfte are borohv renpirod to nv0mni iho mime, nrnporty vorl flotl a by law reoul"od. 10 tho un dernifrned. nt Pnnuv 8. . Ofintrlia Na if ona I Pnnk ttiillrtlng, within bIx ninniho from the date of thn flrnt publication of this nottov which STARTS TODAY AND SATURDAY PLUS PREVIEW i Ys ' Atd A cut. .. ' ; V: i J'f' ill ry irMtest... wltli t, V Sfe M CAROLE LOMBARD 1 VT 1 ! tkt tkietre't grtottit J 'rl, Wlntrl . j&.'Cj CaAxUe v SS. M LOMBARD ? I LAUGHTOH : L MMVi-UrwiLUAM CARGAN In tne 1 Itth Ylay r off ' ram4ir, 1940. RAY H COMPTPN ; - , ' Kxecntor of thn Mnt Will and Ten- . -lament of Anna BoWker, De-k . otmsed. Ap 11 1 N I HTII A Tit I V ITVOTICR TO I , , . t ni:iiTojis Tn thn Pounty'Cnurt of tho State of OreKOti, for limiglafi CoiltltV. In tho Matfr of the Kutatn nf Har riot Cock;ram Manning, . I cennod. Notice Is hereby erlvon, that tho unilerniKned' has been duly np pnlnteil ailmttiiMtratrlx of iho es tate nf Harriet Coekernm Matininr, ileeenned. ami that ull noronn hav ing claims nralnnt tmhl oHta'o, uro hereby MntlMel to prHent tho miinii tlnlv verified n by law re- . iinlretl. at tho ofrh-e of It. W. Mai- .tlel-H, l'( tllO Coill't IIOIIK'1, ut H"1"" hurg. OreKori. within nix month from hUe of thlH notlc. tmicil unit flrt published Dee. Halt! of last publication, Jan li, 1341. Ml NX 1 1! ABKRNR. AOmliilftrntrlv of the Htttaio of Harriet Cockorum Manning, Dt ceuficd.. TODAY SATURDAY and SUNDAY Serenading witU BUUETS BALLADS! JOHNNY MACK BROWN SUNDAY WILUAM GARCAN HARRY CAREY ; I. FRANK FAY i JACK BENNY FRED ALLEN "Love Thy Neighbor' SATURDAY NIGHT PLUS jinarnil'WaKAT V . gunt to bloie.wi' r I or flolt to lov m1 ; 1:457-9 P. M. iffl Mats. 30c " K&jC"? Eves. 40c JZy-iT Ml,
