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ROScBURS" NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, CRESOW, SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1 94 1". THRIF 0 Society and Clubs By" LOTUS KNI3HT PORTER BELLVIEW CLUB 7, ENTERTAINS AT LOVELY AFTERNOON PICNIC Tho Bellvicw club entertained the members of the Roseburg Woman's club at a very delight ful afternoon picnic Wednesday in the attractive garden of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Saar, on the Deer creek road. Beautifully appointed tables, centered with bouquets of sweet peas and other summer flowers, were decorated in the patriotic motif and were arranged about the attractive garden. Miss Olive Walker, president, welcomed the Woman's club 0 embers and a beautiful corsage as presented to the president, Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield. Mrs. Bernard Saar led the group singing of "The Battle Cry of the Republic," and "America the Beautiful." Mrs. Carl E. Roselund, as program chairman conducted a deligheful quiz con test and numerous prizes were awarded to winners, after which Mrs. Robert Huff conducted a very enjoyable game with Mrs. John M. Raish winning the prize. Those enjoying the delightful occasion included Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield, president of tho Wo man's club, Mrs. R. L. Carpenter, Mrs. John M. Raish, Mrs. John W. Robertson. Mrs. Alvia Wether ell, Mrs. W. H. Richardson. Mrs. A. C. Marsters, Mrs. L. A. Wens, Mrs. I. B. Riddle, Mrs. Roy En tler, Miss Marie Martens, Miss Jennie Jorey, Mrs. E. I. Knapp, Mrs. Edward Kohlhagen, Mrs. T. G. Watson and daughter. Arlene. Ors. Earl I.. Ullrich. Mrs. Fos r Butner, Mrs. Mark L. Under wood, Mrs. Josie Lough, Mrs. Frances Caldwell and two daugh ters, of Los Angeles, Mrs. W. R. Brown, Mrs. F. A. Fields, Mrs. R. W. Marsters, Mrs. Rose E. Clayton, Mrs. Anna J. Station, of Long Beach. Calif., Mrs. William Bell. Mrs. Opal Walter, of Ana heim, Calif., Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. Mrs. Bernard Saar, Mrs. A. F. Saar, Mrs. Robert Huff and two children, Mrs. Carl E. Rose lund and son, Gordon. Mrs. Ross Lovelace. Mrs. Lewin Parker, Mrs. S. W. Van Voorst, Mrs. W. A. Pearce, Mrs. E. L. Watson, Mrs. L. Robinson. Mrs. George Summers, Mrs. Paul Caswell, Mrs. Harry Collison, Mrs. Edwin Clarke. Miss Irene, Miss Mazie and Miss Olive Walker, Mrs. T. F. Patterson. Mrs. Carl Gilbreath, and Mrs. Gertrude Gruys. OTHER-DAUGHTER TEA IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR AT ALLEN HOME TUESDAY Mrs, Clair K. Allen and daugh ter. Miss Carolyn, entertained at a verv charming mother-daughter tea at two-thirty o'clock Tuesday afternoon at their attractive home on Watson street. Gorgeous bouquets of roses were attractively arranged about the aooms, while the tea table, covered bv a beautiful lace cloth, was centered with a pretty ar rangement of roses and tall tapers. Mrs. P. M. Lee and Mrs. A. B. Tavlor presided at the tea table and Miss Athalie Taylor, Miss Florence Hamilton and Miss Carolyn Allen served. 0 Guests invited to enjoy the arming affair with Mrs. Allen and Miss Carolyn included Mrs. L. L. Miller and daughter, Miss Patricia, Mrs. Fred Hamilton and two daughters, Miss Florence and Mrs. Fredricka, Mrs. A. B. Tavlor and daughter, Miss Atha lie Mrs. L. E. Garwood and daughter, Miss Barbara, Mrs. Roy O. Young and three daugh ters, Miss Virginia, Miss Faith and Miss Anita, Mrs. Guy Cordon and two daughters, Miss Carolyn and Miss Margaret, Mrs. Glenn Owen and daughter, Miss Bette, Mrs. L. E. McClintock and two daughters. Miss Patricia and Miss Nancy, Mrs. Leslie Roberts and two daughters, M4ss Nancy and Miss Betty Jane, Mrs. R. L. Whipple and daughter, Miss Betty Mae, Mrs. Ralph Quine and daughter, Miss Patricia, Mrs. W. M. Campbell and daughter, Miss 6liznboth, Mrs. J. C. Hume and lighter, Miss Joanne, Mrs. Har ris Ellsworth and two daughters, Miss Mary Margaret and Miss Jane. Mrs. P. M. Lee and daugh ter, Miss Suzanne. Mrs. Edwin G. Young and daughter, Miss Bar bara, of Oakland, and Mrs. J. F. Plllard and two daughters, Miss Charlotte and Miss Jeanne. Visiting was enjoyed during the pleasant afternoon hours. MISS AGNES PITCH FORD ENTERTAINS AT LOVELY PARTY WEDNESDAY NIGHT Miss Agnes Pitchford entertain ed at a very clever and delight ful seven-thirty o'clock dessert supper at her home on Mosher street Wednesday evening. Eas ter, New Year's, Valentine and Thanksgiving holidays were ob served by the use of clever fa vors and place-cards. Colorful, A mic hats were presented to Tach guest and the serving tables were centeied with small bou - quets of flowering "weeds." Miss Jane Wharton received the prize for the best name for the party, "Scrambled Tidbits." Covers were placed for Mrs. L. W. Metzger, Mrs. Irvin Brunii, Mrs. Velle Broadway, Miss Bess and Miss Jane Wharton, Miss Margaret N. Johnson, Mrs. W. W. Goodwin, Mrs. M. Hazel Dixon, Mrs. Lillian Tabke, of Astoria, Miss Frances Metzger, Miss 11a Laubach, Mrs. Mabel Wilson and Miss Pitchford. The hostess was assisted in serving by Mrs. Wilson. Contract bridge was enjoyed during the pleaant evening hours with high score prizes going to Mrs. Metzger, Mrs. Brunn and Mrs. Broadway. The traveling prize was won by Miss Ila Lau bach. ."ufcU. MRS. FRANK COEN IS HONORED AT CHARMING PARTY AT BAILEY HOME Mrs. Roger Bailey very gra ciously entertained her bridge club and the Wednesday after noon bridge club at a delightful handkerchief shower and fare well party Tuesday evening at her attractive home in Laurel wood in compliment to Mrs. Frank Coon, who with her hus band and two children will move this month to Eugene to reside. Beautiful bouquets of sweet peas, daisies and larkspur form ed a colorful motif for the rooms, while the serving tables were prettily appointed in the red, white and blue patriotic motif. Members of the Tuesday eve ning bridge club enjoying the party with Mrs. Bailey in honor of Mis. Coen included: Mrs. (). R. Hess, Mrs. Leon YearwooG, Mrs. W. R. Chrisler, Mrs. Mar shall Pengra, Mrs. Scolt Wil liams and Mrs. A. I. Parr. Guests included. Mrs. R. D. Coen, Mrs. T. G. Watson, Mrs. C. M. McDer mott, Mrs. Frederick Chapman, Jr., and Mrs. Frederick J. Por ter. Contract bridge was enjoyed during the pleasant evening hours with Mrs. R. D. Coen win ning the guest prize and Mrs. Hess winning the club high score. AUXILIARY SEWING CLUB HAS MEETING AT TAYLOR HOME George Starmer auxiliary sew ing club met at the H. A. Taylor home on West Mosher street Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Craig graciously acting as hostess. Sewing, visiting and games oc cupied the pleasant afternoon hours, after which delicious and cooling refreshments were serv ed by Mrs. Craig to Mrs. F. M. Compton, Mrs. R. W. Rodgers, Mrs. G. VV. Shugart, Mrs. T. S. Millikin, Miss Mary and Miss Goklie Millikin, Mrs. Waller Kin sol, Mrs. T. (). Kent, Mrs. Paul Dempsey, Mrs. Irene Williams, Mrs. R. A. Riedel and Mrs. H. A. Taylor. The next meeting will be July 15 at the home ot Mrs. Leonard Bales. BIRTHDAYS CELEBRATED AT DELIGHTFUL DINNER AT BROWN HOME FRIDAY Mrs. Frank Miles, Mrs. Roy Ohman and Mrs. Margaret Brown celebrated their birthday anni versaries at a very lovely ' six thirty o'clock turkey dinner at the latter's attractive home lritlay evening.- A beautifully decorated birth - day cake, bearing the names of land, Mrs. C. D. Glenn, Mrs. Ilor the three guests of honor, center- aco Campbell, Mrs. Washington ed the prettily appointed table. Hughes, Mis. George K. Quine, Beautiful gifts were presented to I m, s. r. d. Coen, Miss Rosa B. the guests and the evening hours j Parrott, Mrs. J. H. Booth, Mrs. were spent in visiting. Harrie W. Booth, Mrs. Edwin Covers were placed for Mr. Booth, Mrs. L. A. Wells, Mrs. W. and Mrs. Frank Miles, Mr. and.n, Brown, Mrs. S. S. Bolsinger, Mrs. 1:'. b. Monroe, Mrs. Liaru Ater, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ohman and son, Floyd, and Mrs. Mar garet Brown. MRS. MARK L. UNDERWOOD ENTERTAINS AT CHARMING DESSERT-BRIDGE LUNCHEON Mrs. Mark L. Underwood en tertained at a very charming, in fo r m a 1 1:30 o clock dessert bridge luncheon Friday after noon at her attractive home on East Douglas street. Roses form ed a lovely molif for the occa sion. Guests enjoying the occasion with Mrs. Underwood included: Mrs. Clair K. Allen. Mrs. L. E. Garwood. Mrs. G. W. Marshall, Mrs. Robert Savage, Mrs. H. T. Hansen. Mrs. C. E. Jump. Mrs. E. B. Van Ness and her sister, Miss I'hvllis Allen, of Blooming ton. 111. Contract bridge was enjoyed during the pleasant afternoon hours with Mrs. Jump winning the high score prize. MR. AND MRS. JOHNSON ENTERTAIN AT LOVELY DINNER ON SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Johnson en tertained at a very lovely one o'clock dinner Sunday at their home at 520 Cobb street, having as their guests. Dr. Russell Rrougher, evangelist. Rev. and Mrs. H. P. Sconce and three chil i divn. and the Johnson's son and i, laughter in law. Mr. and Mrs. jH. C. Johnson, Roses formed an attractive i motif for the table. Visiting was 'enjoyed following the dinner hour. The Cowboy and the Blonde Cenrpe Mnntpomerv and Marv "The Cowboy and the Blonde," which starts at the Rose theatre to day for a three-day showing. Kohlhagen Tea Is Large And Charming Affair of Friday One of the largest and most charming teas of the early sum mer was given Friday afternoon from three to six o'clock by Mrs. L. Kohlhagen, Sr., at her attrac tive home on Military street In compliment to her three daugh ters: Mrs. J. W. French (Vernita Kohlhagen), of San Jose, Calif.; Mrs. Howard Zimmer (Elza Kohlhagen), of Sherwood, Ore gon, and Miss Bertha Kohlhagen, of Salem, and also to honor the Kohlhagen house guests, Mrs. Gladys Smith and daughter, Miss Myrna, of San Jose. Large bowls of colorful nas turtiums were used about the spa cious living room, while huge bouquets of the new Flame roses were used in the music room. The dining room was decorated in pastel summer flower "bouquets and the tea table was lovely with an exquisite lace cloth, and deco rated in crystal, tail tapers and a bowl of delphiniums and pale pink blossoms. The guests were received by Mrs. Kohlhagen and the guests of honor, assisted by Mrs. D. H. Lenox. Mrs. Roy Bellows, Mrs. Al va Bellows, Mrs. George M. Brown and Mrs. E. S. Hall as sisted about the rooms. From three to four o'clock Mrs. G. V. Wimberly poured and Mrs. Grant Osborn and Mrs. A. B. Tay lor assisted in serving; from four to five o'clock Mrs. R. W. Mars ters poured and Mrs. A. J. Ellison and Mrs. Daniel Crockett served and from five to six o'clock Mrs. Foster Butner poured and Mrs. Hugh Whipple and Mrs. Edward G. Kohlhagen served. One hun dred and thirty friends and rela tives were invited to enjoy the af fair. Guests calling to enjoy the tea hours with Mrs. Kohlhagen, hos tess, and greet Mrs. French, Mrs. Zimmer, Miss Kohlhagen and Mrs. Smith and Miss Myrna, were: Mrs. Foster Butner, Mrs. A. J. Ellison, Mrs. B. B. Irving, Mrs. H. B. Carter, Mrs. Alva Bellows, Mrs. R. H. Grinsted, Mrs. C. P. Cayler, Mrs. J. F. Barker, Mrs. Velle Broadway, Mrs. R. W. Mars- iters, Mrs. A. C. Marsters, Mrs. i George Kohlhagen and her daugh 1 tor. Mrs. H. L. McHenrv. of Port Mrs- jarnra Bewlcy, Mrs. S. A, Sanford, Mrs. R. L. Gile, Mrs. Wil liam Blumer, of Minneapolis, Minn., Miss Marie Martens, Mrs. Clayton Negley and her daughter, Mrs. Avis Duncan, of Cheyenne, Wyoming, Mrs. A. A. Wilder, Mrs. H. H. Stapleton, Miss Alice Ue land, Mrs. Edward G. Kohlhagen, Mrs. G. V. Wimberly, Mrs. C. W. Wharton, Mrs. J. R. Wharton, Mrs. H. O. Pargeter, Mrs. C. H. Wickham, Mrs. Joseph Deets, Mrs. Hugh Whipple, Mrs. V. J. Micelli, Mrs. Annie L. Russell, Mrs. Fred Hamilton, Mrs. Walter Hamilton, Mrs. Scott Williams and her mother, Mrs. Lilian Tabke, of Astoria, Miss Gladys H Strong, Mrs. G. C. Finlay, Rev. and Mrs. H. P. Sconce and small daughter, Betty, Mrs. W. P. Fred- rickson and small son, Larry, Mrs. Fred A. Knight, Miss Agnes Pitchford, Mrs. T. Floyd Bell, of Oakland, Calif., Mrs. Joseph Fred- nckson, Miss Jennie Jorey, Miss Bess Wharton, Miss Jane Whar ton, Mrs. R. L. Whinnle. Miss Adeline Stewart, Miss Ila Lau bach, Mrs. W. Ashcraft, Mrs. W. F. Chapman, Mrs. D. H. Morgan, Mrs. Chester Morgan, Miss Lena C. Porter, Mrs. Louise Meyers, Mrs. F. I,. Churchill and her daughter, Mrs. Paul Trueblood, of Berkeley, Calif., Mrs. William Bell, Mrs. B. W. Taylor, Mrs. Oli ver L. Johnson, Mrs. C. M. Page, Miss Margaret Page, Mrs. J. D. Osborn, Mrs. Grant Osborn, Mrs. A. B. Taylor, Mrs. Clyde Carstens. Mrs. Willis Myers, Mrs. George Campbell, Mrs. Daniel Crockett, Dr. and Mrs. George E. Houck, Mrs. W. M. McGee, Mrs. D. H. Lenox, Mrs. Roy Bellows, Mrs. j Beth Hunhes in a scene from'm m-. i .-..n iviannv George M. Brown, Mrs. E. S. Hall, Mrs. J- E. Sawyers, Miss Gertrude Rast, Mrs. Carl 10. Wimberly,' Mrs. A. D. llawn and Mrs. Fred erick J. Porter. ' Mrs. French and Mrs. Smith and Myrna arrived here from San Jose last Wednesday, follow ing a stop over in Redding, Calif., to visit a sister of Mrs. Smith. They were joined here Thursday by Mrs. Zimmer, of Sherwood, and Miss Kohlhagen, of Salem, who visited here until Saturday. On Monday the San Jose visit ors and Mrs. L. Kohlhagen, Sr., of this city, drove to Salem to visit Miss Bertha Kohlhagen and following a stop over at the 'Am meI. homp n Sherwood and in Portland with relatives, they went on to the French summer home at Seaview, Wash., to join Mrs. French, Sr., of The Dalles, for a two weeks' vacation. PORTLAND VISITOR HONORED AT INFORMAL' PARTY MONDAY EVENING Mrs. Fred A. Knight entertain ed informally at her home on West First street Monday evening in compliment to her daughter-in-law, Mrs. William W. Knight, nee Lota Hatfield, of Portland, who with her small son, Philip, is here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield. Hydrangeas in shades of pink, blue and white, were used about the rooms and to grace the cen ter of the lace-covered serving table. Visiting was enjoyed and later Mrs. Knight served refresh ments to Mrs. Knight and son, Philip, Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield, Mrs. R. L. Whipple and daugh ter, Mrs. Gordon Stewart and baby daughter, Nancy, Mrs. Paul Jenkins, Mrs. "Bud" Watson and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. FOURTEEN TAKE EXAMINATIONS IN HOME NURSING COURSE Fourteen members of the eve ning class in home nursing, sponsored by the Red Cross, took the final examination for the course Tuesday evening at the Red Cross rooms in the Rose burg National Bank building. The certificates to those pass ing the examination will arrive here from San Francisco in ;ibout a week and will be award ed at that time. Mrs. T. If. Ness, Douglas County Red Cross chairman, has announced that more home nurs ing classes will be sponsored here this fall, as a demand has been made by so many interest ed women all over the county for instruction in home nursing courses. The two classes com pleted in Roseburg have been unusually large and were report ed by class members as to be ol great value. BIRTHDAY DINNER ENJOYED AT FREW HOME TUESDAY Mr. and Mrs. George Frew en tertained at a delightful six thirty o'clock birthday dinner Tuesday evening at their home to honor their son, Chester, on his birthday. The table was covered with a lovely lace cloth and centered with a decorated birthday cake. Covers were placed for Chester Frew, guest of honor, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith and daugh ter, Paula, and son, Ronald, and Mr. and Mrs. George Frew. ' 1- Roseburg Undertaking Co. Established 1901 M. E. RITTER, Manager Founded and Maintained on Efficient Service and Courtesy AMBULANCE SERVICE Phon 800 Licensed Lady Oak and Kan Bte, Embalmer j 1 I MRS. GRANT H. MOORE ENTERTAINS CLASS AT CHARMING TEA WEDNESDAY Mrs. Grant H. Moore, instruc tor of the Red Cross afternoon home nursing class, entertained the members of the class at a very charming tea at 2:30 o'clock it her attractive home on East Washington street Wednesday afternoon, at which time the cer tificates were awarded those hav ing passed the final examinations for the course by Mrs. T. H. Ness, county chairman for the Red Cross. The tea table was beautiful with an attractive lace cloth and centered with a bowl of water- lilies and tall orchid and yellow tapers. The bowl and candle holders were a gift recently to Mrs. Moore from members of the class. Mrs. A. Flegel poured. Guests of the afternoon includ ed: Mrs. E. A. Post, Mrs. Clyde Beard, Mrs. E. O. Rickli and Mrs. T. H. Moore. Certificates were presented by Mrs. Moore to Mrs. W. J. Adair, Mrs. Helen Buell, Mrs. H. T. Carstens. Mrs. H. J. Chandler, Jr., Mrs. B. W. Cole- Mrs A G. Flegel, Mrs. . R. Hall-, craft, Mrs. irginia Laurance Mrs. Vivian Laurance, Mrs. A - bert Micelli, Mrs. Harry F. Hat field, Mrs. Bruce Ycagor, Mrs. Bessie Rasmussen, Mrs. S. C. Richmond, Mrs. C. E. Roberts, Mrs. Clifford Smith, Mrs. Margie Stewart, Mrs. 11. G. Tibbetts audi Mrs. Charles Waer. FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN ANNE MELLIS TUESDAY AFTERNOON Ida Chamberiin entertained at a very delightful farewell party for her friend, Anne Mellis, Tues day afternoon at the beautiful new home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Chamberiin, on Court street. Games were enjoyed and later In the afternoon Airs. Chamber iin served lovely refreshments. Five Happiness Rules Offered by Dr. Broughor Taking as his subject '"I'he Road to Happiness," Dr. Russcl M. Broughor, noted evangelist who has been conducting meet- ings at the Roseburg Baptist church, addressed the Roseburg Rotary club meeting Thursday. lie listen mo lonowuig nve nm-a tor a happy me: Always iook on the bright side of life; accept cheerfully the place in life in which you find yourself each day; throw your whole heart and soul into the work that you have to do; form the habit of doing some little deed or kindness each day; and' have a simple childlike faith in God. Chas. Emery took office us president of the lie club and the re - tiring president, V. J. Micelli, was presented with a gold club emblem ill appreciation of his services. Evangelist to Speak on South American Work The Rev. J. Maxey Walton, missionary evangelist, who is completing a revival campaign in the Pilgrim Holiness church, -177 S. Jackson St., Roseburg, will conduct a public missionary pro gram at the church auditorium at Rice & Meyers Sheet-Metal Works Sheet Metal Work Tailored to the Job S27 N. Jackson 8L Phone S20 Fioor Sanding and Refinishing Old Floors Made Like New CHAS. KEEVER Phone 651-J Phone 128 POWELL'S FOR FISHING TACKLE 245 N. Jackson St., Roseburg Lymon L Spencer Representing New York Life Insurance" Co. Protection, Retirement, Sav ings, Educational Plana. Roseburg Telephone 277 or 601-R 3 p. m. Sunday. Rev. Mr. Walton Has spent many years in faoutn America and will tell of mission ary work there. He will also ex hibit many curios. The public is invited to attend. Post of Dean Won By Golda Wickham Mrs. Golda Wickham, former Roseburg and Wilbur resident, for three years Instructor in Eng lish, mathematics and social sciences at Lincoln high school, was elected dean of girls, accord ing to announcement by Port land school board officials. Mrs. Wickham passed highest among 12 candidates for the position in a competitive written and oral examination before the oral ex amination committee of the school board. Mrs. Wickham is a graduate of the University of Oregon and Oregon State Normal school, teaching at the latter following neI M""""""": .mi ui ira. normal school she also served as i(1(,nt Qf ,he Women.s jea. , A( Univ(M.slt , of 0regon snc a m(,mb,,r of phi Beta Kappa she Kappa and a national education honor ary. With Mrs. Mabel South worth, also of Lincoln high u,hMtl'u tn.'iehimr et;i f f M I c ; w , t. k a m originaUH Lincoln's popular English and history double period class. She has al so served as adviser to the high school dramatic club and as a member of I he Oregon state cur riculum committee. Her appointment will become effective the first part of Sep tember. Mrs. Wickham is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Parker of Wilbur. Boy Burned by Blast of Firecrackers in Pocket Hob Ilallcraft, lfi, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Ilallcraft of Rose burg, suffered a severe leg burn Friday when two packages of fire crackers exploded in his trousers noeket. The ner-ident nepurreil whi0 lne family was attending t)lP Ho(1 ann- Gun club pl(,mc , i,UeVld park. He was given first aj ii-oatmnt and was brought to his home, where he was placed un,u.r the care of a physician, VITAL STATISTICS BIRTHS KLINGSFORTH-To Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Klingsforth, Dothan, Oregon; at Mercy hospital, July 1, a daughter, Betty Joanne; nine .,,.,, ..., ,. .,,. i' EMERSON To Mr. and Mrs. R. VV. Emerson, Sutherlln; at Mercy hospital July 4, a son, Ralph Waldo; six pounds and four ounces. UNRAT1 1 To Mr. and Mrs William C. Unralh, 330 W. Oak ( ii it i i rrra I ill i I I iux I r f i & 'OT IK am Shows 2-3:30-7-9 P. M. 10c 30c 40c St., Roseburg; at Mercy hospital July 5, a daughter, Sabra Boya nine pounds and four ounces. ; ; MOORE To Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Moore, Portland; at Mercy hos pital July 3, a daughter, Billy Jo; eight pounds and eight ounces. LAURANCE To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Laurance, 808 S. Mill St., Roseburg; at Mercy hospital July 3, a son, Davis Thompson; six pounds and seven ounces. CULBERTSON To Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Culbertson, Umpqua park, Roseburg; at Mercy hospi tal. July 4, a daughter, Judy Lu- SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY KING OF THE V& " RANGE and a V M MARY BtTH HUGHES plus a GEORGE MnUTRHMCDV NEWS AND SHORT SUBJECTS K IllWIIIVVIIIhlll "L MAN ENDS "Carson City Kid" with ROY ROGERS Shows 2 7:15 9:15 P. M. Mat. 25c, Eve. 30c Kiddles 10c SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY Is I iKffiftL PREVIEW TONIGHT AFTER SECOND SHOW cille; six pounds and fourteen ounces. DANCE At Evergreen Grange Saturday Night, July 5 Cents 3So Ladle Free COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. D. B. Babar lit No. Jackson MOWBRAY TODAY 'Give Us Wings' with THE DEAD END KIDS fftffflGtt LAST TIMES TODAY A pti en his head... revenge In hit heart! wHh BRIAN DONLIVY 3ii!i:iwtuinni it
