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I) Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER B. P. W. C. HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING ON MONDAY EVENING The Business and Professional Women's club held their last meeting of the year at the Wo man's club on Monday evening, June 9. In the absence of the president the meeting was In charge of Margaret Saunders the vice-president. During the busi ness meeting there was a discus sion regarding the Issuing of an Invitation to the Oregon members to hold the 1942 state convention In Roseburg. It was decided to do this. Other business was the yearly reports from different committee chairmen. After the business had been y completed new members of the club were initiated and the Busi ness and Professional Women's emblem service was given. New members initiated were Mrs. J. C. McCallister and Nellie Rose .Melton. Mrs. Floyd Lewis gave a vocal solo accompanied by Fran cis Lintott. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Edyth Gilmour, Mrs. Daniel Crockett, Mrs. Gene Mills, Mar garet Saunders and Margaret Johnson. Guests were Mrs. J. C. McCal tlster, Mrs. Ethel Carpenter, Mrs. Lyman Spencer, Miss Elnor Sherk, Miss Martha A. Lee, of Los Angeles, Calif.; Mrs. Viola Blessing, Mary Alice Wolford, Mrs. Nance L. Fitzsimmons, Nel lie Rose Melton, Verna Carothers, Lucille Lenox, Lois Duncan, Lena Porter, Dorothy Norton, Dolma Grobe, Elizabeth Garrett, Vera Fredrickson, Ina Farnsworth, Eleanor Lewis and Frances Lin- 1 tott. DYER FAMILY REUNION IS HELD AT GLENDALE GLENDALE, June 10. A re union of the Dyer family was held at the home of Dr .and Mrs. A. J. Fawcett last Friday. The day was spent in visiting and a dinner was served at noon. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ard Dyer, Nadia and Lauris Dy er, Elmer Rowan, Mr. and Mrs. Naas, Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Rhodes, and Geraldlne Rhodes of Myrtle Creek, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Shel- ton and children of McKenzie river, Mr. and Mrs. William Dyer of Medford, Mrs. Clara Bailey of Myrtle Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bailey and son of Med ford, Mr. and Mrs. Goldle Dyer and family of Myrtle Creek, Mrsr John Bartle and Shirley of Glen dale, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dyer of Myrtle Creek and the host and hostess, Dr. and Mrs. Fawcett. NURSES INVITED TO POTLUCK SUPPER Members of district No. 11, of O. S. N. A. are urged to attend the last meeting of the group for the summer to be held at an In formal potluck supper from six to eight o'clock next Tuesday night at Ritter's Back Forty on the North Umpqua. Dr. Ken neth W. Kinney will conduct an informal dicussion on nursing problems in relation to neuro psychiatry. State convention re ports will be conducted by Helen Ryan. Every member is urged to attend this meeting. . SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS HAS ENJOYABLE PARTY YONCALLA, June 13. Mrs. Avery Lasswell's Sunday school class enjoyed a party in the Ep worth hall of the Methodist church recently. Games were played after which a delicious supper was served to Ethel Wooley and Doris Craig of Drain, Mr. and Mrs. Brittaln, Mrs. Avery Lasswell and daughter, Ann, Misses Ruth Stoutc, Norma Hitchfock, Nancy Madden, Betty Lambdin, Willard Williams, Jim mie Madden, Jimmie Huntington and George Marsters. N. OF W. HAS LARGE MEETING YONCALLA, June 13. At the regular meeting of Yoncalla 'Neighbors of Woodcraft held Tuesday evening, members of the Cottage Grove circle presented the grand guardian neighbor's autograph album to Yoncalla clr cle. This album has traveled in all six western states since 1933, visiting most every circle, con' tains pictures and interesting write ups from each circle. Aft er it has gone to all Neighbors of Woodcraft circles the grand guardian neighbor, Minnie Hlner of Portland, will receive it. The degree team from Cottage Grove put on the floor work in very Knight-Porter Now Operating Shell Station Comer Jackson and Douglas capable manner. A social hour followed the meeting with a de licious lunch being served. Cot tage Grove members present were, Mrs. Hazel Chapman, guardian neighbor of Cottage Grove! Cora Bragg, district cap tain; Fanny Leabo, district clerk; Sylvia Wldener, Eleanor Wol fard, Julia Bartel, Maybel Pow ell, Adelia Hatch, Evelyn Leabo, Thelma Tonale and Eunice Smith, and Fanny Woodson, guardian neighbor of Creswell circle. PICNIC AND SKATING PARTY IS ENJOYED DAYS CREEK, June 13. One of the jolliest parties of the sea son was enjoyed Sunday when Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gaulke and son, Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sumner and daughter, Donna, Mr. and Mrs. C C. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Simmons and daughter, Ardeth, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Moore and sons, Leon and Jimmie, Ralph Duncan, Miss Net tie Moore and Daly Bellamy went to the Winchester camp ground to join Mrs. Clifton Beals of Canyonvllle, Mr. and Mrs. Al bert DeBernardi, Mr. and Mrs. Joe DeBernardi and Miss Joan and Miss Raylene DeBernardi of Idleyld, Earl Duncan of Glide, HI Hash of Canyonvllle, Fred Oberholder and Mr. and Mrs. John Amacher for a picnic and skating party. A delicious potluck lunch was served early in the afternoon followed by adjournment to the skating rink where much hilar ity was occasioned by the mis haps befalling those who again donned skates for the first time since last summer and others who had never before joined in the sport. When the afternoon came to an end all those attend ing expressed the sincere hope that this may become an annual affair. Mr. and Mrs. Amacher, who have been spending the past sev eral weeks at their camp ground at Winchester plan to leave In the near future for racuic fan sades, Calif., where they operate another auto camp. MR. AND MRS. YOUNG ENTERTAIN FOR DAUGHTER GLENDALE, June 13. Mr, and Mrs. E. E. Young were host and hostess to a wiener roast in honor of their daughter's, Mrs. George Mill, birthday on Tues day evening. The evening was spent roast ing wieners and visiting. Mrs. Mill was given a lovely mrtnaay cake and many nice presents, Those present were Mr. and Mrs. George Mill and sons, Charles and Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Rate Martin, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Martin and daughters, Zarada and Marian, Mrs. Nora Britt and granddaughters, Llyn and Sally Tripp, Author Young, Ben Beir- barm and the host ana nostess, Mr. and Mrs. Young. LADIES CLUB TO MEET NEXT WEEK DAYS CREEK, Juno 13. The South Umpqua Ladies club has been Invited to hold its June meeting at the home of Mrs. Earl Sumner, the afternoon of Wednesday, June 18. The roll call subjects will be in keeping with Flag day and Father's day recognition. As an interesting program is being arranged it is hoped that there win De a large attendance. O. A. R. TO MEET SATURDAY AFTERNOON Umpqua chapter of the D. A. R. has announced an important meeting for two o'clock Saturday June 14, to be held at the home of Mrs. William Bell, at 122 S. Jackson street. New officers will be elected and plans will be made for the state board meeting to De neia next week. EAGLES AUXILIARY TO HOLD POTLUCK LUNCHEON SUNDAY The Eagles auxiliary will spon sor a potluck luncheon at the Eagles hall Sunday noon, June 15, for the members of the Eagles lodge working on the parks. Pause... Refresh CARL'S TAVERN GRILLE llll ROSgBURS WEWS-KEVItW. ROSCTURg. Auxiliary Assisting Chairmen of the American Le gion auxiliary met with the presi dent, Mrs. Claude Baker, this week at the home of Radio Chair man Mrs. Tom Parkinson to plan the USO drive and the stunt for the state convention at Eugene next month. The Red Cross first aid class which is sponsored by and com posed of many auxiliary women will hold its last regular meeting this week. Next , week examina tions will take place. All mem bers of the class are urged to be In Rose Sunday Show Errol Flynn, star of "Footsteps In the Dark," which opens a 3-day showing Sunday at the Rose theatre. Added short subjects in clude, Disney Cartoon, "Donald Duck," sports reel, "Quail Quest" and latest news events. THELMA DAVIS AND LEONARD CLIFTON MARRY DAYS CREEK, June 13. The T. L. Weaver home was the scene of a quiet but very im pressive wedding ceremony the evening of Sunday, June 1, when Miss Thelma Davis became the bride of Leonard Clifton, Justice of the Peace Weaver officiating. The bride, who Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Davis, has made this her home for a num ber of years coming here from eastern Washington. Mr. Clif ton, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Clifton, is also a local resi dent having come here from southern California. Those pres ent at the ceremony included the bride's twin sister, Miss Zelma Davis, Miss Violctte Goln, Miss Geraldlne Spore, Mrs. T. L. Weaver and Jack Clifton. Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Clifton were honored with rousing charivari followed with a reception at the John Clifton home on upper Days creek. Those attending Included the hororees, Mr. and Mrs. Leon ard Clifton and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Perdue. Mr. and Mrs. John Clifton, Mrs. Roy Duncan and children. Mariorie, Loren, Bob and Ralph. Mrs. Myrtle Fate, Mrs. Alma Williams, Mrs. Jess Smith, Miss Violette Goln, Miss Zelma Davis, Miss Dora Smith, Miss Lavina Perdue, Tang Smith, Art, Dock and Ernest Perkins, John Sutton, Le Roy Endicott, Howard Moore, Jack Clifton and Woodrow Stiltner. Old Oscar Pepper RAND MURMN WHISKEY HMO 86 proof. 49 gram neutral tpir ill. frankjorl Dil-iilleriet,lnc.,louli-title & Baltimore. M.00 11.95 ) hi... ID " I lrwjg I in USO Drive For Funds Photo by Film Khop. present for these. Chairmen are busy compiling reports to bo sent to the district and department presidents this week. A complete twenty-year history will be taken to Eugene this year. This is being bound at the facility and Is a beautiful book. A history of the current year Is also being compiled. Pic tures were taken for these bool this week. In back from left to right: Mrs. Victor Micelll, Mrs. Charles Fer ricr, Mrs. Tom Parkinson, Mrs. FAMILY REUNION IS HELD ON SUNDAY WILBUR, June 13. The reun ion was held In honor of Mrs. W. E. Russell and her sister, Mrs. Tennie Griffin, who is visiting here from Old Glory, Texas. A potluck dinner was served out on the lawn and visiting was en ioyed during the day. The fol lowing were present to enioy the occasion: Mrs. W. E. Russell. Mrs. Tennie' Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Russell, son, Jimmv, and daughter, Barbara, of Eu gene, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brad ley and daughter, Mets, of Eu gene, Mrs. Genneth Hults and son, Jimmy of Salem, Mrs. Ev erett Vincent of Olympla, Wash., Mrs. Ed Russell and two daugh ters, Luclle and Lolita, Mr. and Mrs. Joss Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Balrd. Mrs. Ruth Russell, and sons, Elmer, Dean, Hcrbie, Alvin, and daughter, Deloris. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Brown, son, Dick, and daughters, Beverly and Ar lyn. CHARMING SHOWER PARTY IS GIVEN DAYS CREEK. June 13. Thursday afternoon Mrs. Leonard Clifton was honored with a most charming bridal shower at the Raymond Spore home. Visiting and needle work were the diver sions of the pleasant afternoon hours. Gorgeous bouquets of roses, snapdragons and other early summer flowers were used as a most effective decorative note about the rooms. After the honoree had opened her many lovelv and useful gifts delicious refreshments were en joyed by the .honor guest. Mrs. Leonard Clifton and Mrs. Jess Davis, Mrs. John Clifton, Mrs. Henry Rachor, Mrs. Burrell Babb and sons, Stanley and Bob bie, Mrs. Fred Wright and daugh ters, Delia and Doris, Mrs. J. D. Wright, Mrs. Perry De Voe and son. Bobbie, Mrs. T. L. Weaver, Mrs. Walter Wilson, Mrs. Pete Ulam, Mrs. Gordon Clark and daughter. Sharon, Mrs. Irvin Free Garage HOTEL DANMOORE 12 to 1-3 on W. Morrison Portland, Oregon Special Family Rate 2 adult, 2 children under 15 years In room with 2 double beds and bath 87 CENTS PER PERSON OR . . 2 connecting rooms w!!h bath $1.00 PER PERSON Single rates from $1.50 'per room Double rates from $1.00 per person See your Chamber of Com merce or local newspaper for further detain. RAY W. CLARK, Manager. OTEggR, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, News-n.evit.-w KnKruvlDtf Clyde Carstens, Mrs. Roy Young, Mrs. Irvin Riegel, Mrs. Carl Wimbcrly, Mrs. Ned Dixon, Mrs. Arthur Midland, Mrs. Earl Ull rich, Mrs. James Young and Mrs. Carl Roscland. Seated in front: Mrs. Waller Olmscheld. Mrs. Clinton Gorthy, Mrs. Ira Pierce, Mrs. Ted Post and president, Mi's. Claude Baker. Not in the picture are chairmen ! Mrs. J. A. Harding, Mrs. Walter Fisher, Mrs. Harry Hatfield anil Mrs. E. B. Stewart. Mather, Mrs. Ivan Welch, Mrs. Alva Matthews, Mrs. C. C. Hill, Mrs. Raymond Spore, Mrs. Roy Duncan and daughter, Mariorie, Mrs. N. N. Wood, Mrs. Manclia Widrig, Mrs. Lena Reynolds, Mrs. Mary La Chance. Mrs. Dora Dean, Miss Bess Clouirh, Miss Grace Dumont, Miss Vio lette Goin. Miss Zelma Dnvis, Miss Mildred and Miss Geraldlne Spore and Miss Hazel and Miss Alice May Welch. MRS. DILL HOSTESS TO POLLYANNA CLUB AZALEA, June 13. Mrs. Gol dle Dill entertained the Polly anna club at her home Thursday afternoon. At 1:30 a lovely lunch eon was served (o Mrs. Nnciene Stadler, Mrs. Mae Worley, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Sara Nelderheis er, Mrs. Tom Hunsaker, Mrs. Lowell Curtis, Mrs..OIlle Garri son, and the hostess, Mrs. Dill. The regular business meeting was held after which fancy work and visiting were enjoyed. OKEDA CAMP FIRE GROUP HAS MEETING The Okeda Camp Fire group met at an enjoyable wiener roast Wednesday evening, at which time plans were made for . an over night hike. Those present included: Patricia Murphv, Jane Ellsworth, Betty Jane Roberts, Fritzie , Hamilton, Ethel van Voorst, Janice Henbest and Mrs. J. E. Henbest. Okeda Group to Meet The Okeda Camp Fire group will hold :in important meeting tonight at 7 o'clock at the Camp Fire rooms ibove the Douglas National Dank. The guardian has requested a full attendance of members. . ...Whit? Out Chef's good tatablti, f count. Ar litter tie attaki. Royal roatti. King of vtgttaWta . . . plump no frtih. Try oatlng hart. Maou niglc, you'll lay. You llvt likt a king ot tht Imperii! or Rooitvtlt. And likt king, you may brtakfait In bad ... fcwt, at M Oktrt tott. In fact all ohargti aro pltailngly tow. Whon In Portland, ttop it tht Imptrlal Of Rooitvtlt . . . Juit i Mock or two from tht ctnttr of thlngn ihopt, tortf, bankf and thtatrtl. 1 Iy(fc)(si3iip flLSlWtliWIIIIlUl wJkT wwi.w..vv,.'.i..v..w fTA PM Wh.f. You liv. Iik a King iJJ . . but ill. to h lowl l?'4T. Ji '.il L-ocai 411 II i W WW w 3" " Here Yesterday Mrs. R. S. Mesick, of Days Creek, spent yes terday in this city shopping and visiting friends. Here Thursday J. Forrester and Ruhe Day, of the Coos Bay Lumber company at Marshfleld, were business visitors In this city Thursday. Visiting In Portland Miss Ruth Snoddy, of this city, has left for Portland to Attend the Rose festival and to visit at the home of Mr. and Mi's. Fred Bourne. Softball Team to Meet The Roseburg girls' Softball team will practice tonight at 6 o'clock at Finlay field. If the weather Is bad, a business mooting will be held instead at the grandstand. Mrs. Jenkins Home Mrs. Paul Jenkins Is back at her home In Laurelwood, having been dis charged from Mercy hospital, where she has been receiving medical attention since Satur day. Returns ' Home Mrs. Harry Llnser has returned to her home on North Pine street, following several days In Portland visiting her son, David Llnser.- She was accompanied home by her niece, Miss Betty, who will visit here for a few days.' Mrs. Haynes Home Mrs. Fred L. Haynes, owner of the Haynes drug store, has returned here, following a ten-day stay In Port land attending to business and visiting her son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan B. Mc Kinney. During her absence Mrs. Forrest McKay had charge of the store. Called Here Clinton Atherton, of Stockton, Calif., came to Rose burg this week, having been call ed by the Illness of his father, Claude Atherton, who is at Mercy hospital. Clinton is staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hen best while In Roseburg. He plans to return to Stockton this week-! end, as his father is now reported to be much Improved In health. i Leave for Portland Mr. and Mrs. C. M. McDermott and son, Robert, and Mrs. McDerMott's daughter, Dorothy Casey, all of this city, left today for Albany, where Robert will remain with his paternal grandmother, while the rest of the family goes on to Portland. Mr. McDermott, who Is the Associated Oil distributor for this territory, will return here the first of the week, while Mrs. McDermott and Dorothy will re main in Portland for a couple of weeks to visit Mrs. McDcrmott's sister. Today and Saturday SWEEPING ACTION!. ...lighting I live. ..living , ts love! I All Technicolor Plus Preview Saturday Sun., Mon., Tues. Glorious Adventure! VfflTuS ROMNSON Camas Valley CAMAS VALLEY, June 12. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown of Salem came to the valley Tuesday Intending to visit grange that night but found grange postpon ed due to baccalaureate services for the high school. They visited for a while at the home of Mr. and Mi-s. Ernest Wheeler. Jack Markham left Sunday for the Pennsylvania naval training school near Philadelphia where he will be stationed for some time. Miss Alice Scranton of Eugene and Mrs. Fred A. Sklna of Port land arrived Tuesday afternoon to attend the graduation exer cises of the high school. Mi's. Skina, nee Abbie Lawson, re turned to Portland Friday, ac companied by her sister, Joanne Lawson, who will visit ner ana her brother, Gail Lawson, for a couole of weeks. Miss Scranton will visit with her sister, Mrs. T. G. Lawson, several days before returning to Eugene. Bruce' Dick spent the week-end here with his father, R. W. Dick. Mr. Dick has lately received an nouncements of the birth of a daughter, Sharon Louise, to Mr. and Mrs. Max Dick of Bend on May 23, and a daughter, Jackie Jo, to Mr. and Mrs. Rex Dick of Shedd, on May 25. . . Mrs. Roy Milier of Lebanon and her daughter, Mrs. Beryl Hinton, and a granddaughter called on friends in the valley Thursday. The Millers were for mer residents of the valley. . Mrs. Ethel Brown and Marga ret went to Medford Thursday af ter Esther, whose school closed that week. They were accom panied home by Mrs. Ross Brown, who visited with them un til Saturday when she went on to Corvallis. 1 Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Moore at tended the quarterly conference of the Dlllard circuit at Dillard Thursday evening. Mrs. Susan Smith has gone to Sutherlln to visit her son, Arthur Smith. She attended the gradua PAL NIGHT Garv Cooper M In 'The Westerner" Doors Open 6:30 P. M. SATURDAY ONLY Matinee and Evening Ann Xnlhtfleil Slitlton licat Rich -y PLUS Starts Sunday 3 Days MATINEE 25c Evening 30c Children 10c A Big Single Bill THE SCMEH'S MOST R0MT1C EBBOL FLY UN mm Donald Duck Cartoon Sports Reel Latest THWEB tion exercises for a granddaugh ter, Virginia Smith, Wednesday . evening, May 28. , . R. E. McFall has sold out his poultry and egg delivery .route ; and plans on trucking lumber , for the Beck lumner mm awing the summer. DANCE South Myrtle Creek Community Hall SATURDAY NIGHT SKATING Wed.. Sat. and Sunday 7:30 till 10 P. M. at the RAINBOW RINK WINCHESTER NEW LOW ADMISSION PRICES Rose Theatre Starting Sunday Matinee 25e Evening 30c Kiddies 10c . TAX INCLUDED TONSGHT Jane Withers In 'Golden Hoofs' OJ PLUS and "Quail Quest" also News Reel
