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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1941)
RC5EBURS REW5-REV1EW, ROSEBUrS, OReSOR WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, lT." ' THREE So !) O 2)0 Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MISS HELEN CASEY TO PRESENT PLAV FOR WOMAN'S CLUB NOV. 4 The public has boon cordlallv Invitpd to attend the Roseburg Woman's club annual fall tea at The annual harvest ball Nov. 8, public is cordially Invited. Following the business meet ing the lecturer presented the following program: Orchestra, San Antonio Rose, Dream Valley. Kive Foot Two; two o ciock next jwsaay alter-! tv,0 Old Chip B::sket. Aiht-rt noon. November 4. at the club-1 Karcher; Resourceful, Mrs. W. house, at which time Miss Helen Melton; Bean Repels Rodents, Casey will present the one-act comedy, "The Dinner." Assisting Miss Casey will be Mrs. Adrian Bowen and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter with Mrs. Edward G. Kohl hagen as stage manager and Mrs. L. L. Wimnerly in charge of decorations for the play Mis. C. Anderson; roll call, tell of greatest flight or Hallowe'en prank; Whom You'd Marry, Wil ma Melton; orchestra, Ida, Beer Barrel Polka, Marie Ellena; Vital to Avoid Fall Egg Production Drop, Stewart Hall; October, Mrs. Albert Karcher; Thought SIDE GLANCES ByGalbraitti Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield, presi- for the D M,.s w K.irch(.r; nf 111 nittn kn mil iiak r T iiix I dent, will give the address of wel come and Mrs. W. M. Campbell will announce the play. Mrs. Homer Grow will introduce spe cial musical numbers for the oc casion and Mrs. Frank Brown will be general chairman of the tea. This annual benefit play and tea is open to anyone desiring to attend. PAST GUARDIANS NIGHT IS OBSERVED Lilac Circle No. 49, Neighbors of Woodcraft, held a very enjoy able Past Guardians night Mon day evening at the I. O. O. F. hall. Guardian Neighbor Ethel Beaver presented a corsage to the following past guardian neigh bors: Winnie Hawn, Prudie Hi dinger, Bertha Taylor, Hattie Neal, Lora Darby, Mildred Kro gel, Tillie I. Johnson, Iva Taylor, Lydia Hooper, Cynthia Germond and Paul Beaver. Slips of paper deciding the of ficers of the evening were pass ed and the past guardians then took charge with Cynthia Ger I mond, as G. N.; Tillie I. Johnson, as clerk: Iva Taylor, advisor; Bertha Taylor, magician; Hattie Neal, P. G. N.; Mildred Krogel, captain of guards; Lydia Hoop er, flag bearer; Lora Darby, banker; Winnie Hawn, corres pondent; Prudie Hidinger, man ager, and Paul Beaver, atten dant. An Interesting program was presented and included two songs, "Please Come Back to Me," and "All Out for Defense," and two readings by Barbara Orr, follow ed by a clown dance by the Per kins twins, accompanied by Ruth Snoddy. Hallowe'en refreshments were served at the close of the pro gram by Martha Erskine, chair man, assisted by Lillie Lohr and Augusta Moran. "" 1 GRANGE HAS FINE MEETING f South Deer. Creek grange held an interesting meeting at the hall Saturday night. A short re port was given by C. L. Branton, chairman of the agriculture com mittee and by Mrs. W. A. Kar cher, chairman of the H. E. com mittee. It was decided to hold the ,' r' .'e.-tt.tH COPH IW1 IY HtA SEWVICE. INC. T. M. WEE.' U. . PAT. Off. At Night, Donna Morberg and game. The next regular meeting Is to be held Nov. 1st at the hall. 7:30 potluck supper. ' ' SECOND SHOWING OF CATHOLIC ENTERTAINMENT TO BE HELD THIS EVENING The second showing of the Catholic benefit . entertainment will be held at 8 o'clock tonight at St. Joseph's parish hall on North Kane street. The entertainment was pre sented for the first time last evening and was enjoyed by as many people as could be crowd ed into the hall. Every number on the program was enthusiasti cally received by the audience. Father William Coughlan an nounced the following program: Group of three comic songs by Miss Helen Casey, accompanied by Mrs. Harris Ellsworth, pian ist, and Harry Butler, violinist; two dance numbers by the pupils of St. Joseph's school, under the direction of Mrs. Paul Jenkins; vinlin Qnln "M(rlit;itinn " hv Harry Butler; pantomime under I Johnson and two children and the direction of Mrs. Harris Ells-1 Mrs. Hattie Zimmerman and Mr. worth, and the one-act play, "The ! Emersop of Roseburg, Mr. and Wedding." under the direction of I Mrs. Kenneth Mulkey, Mr. and Miss Helen Casey. j Mrs. Walter Record, Mr. and Thn f.-xst u.hih wn hn.nrifii hv ! Mrs. Dave Rust and family, Mr. 7 "Youi' son had better come hack tomorrow to hove that tooth out, and you'd heller come along, or send mc a fish net so I can catch him!" MR. AND MRS. McKAY TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ON SUNDAY Mr. and Mtf. D. P. McKay, prominent Douelns county resi dents, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at the Wil bur school auditorium Sunday, November 2, beginning at a one o'clock basket dinner. All friends are cordially Invited to enjoy the O.T.lMlin. MR. AND MRS. SALVAGE ENTERTAIN ON SUNDAY AZALEA, Oct. 28.-Mr. and Mis. Herbert Salvago entertained Sunday evening with a lovely dinner. Covers were arranged for Mr. and Mrs. Chrlstop'n Hagen and children, Irene, Elsie June and Walter, and Nick Meshcw from Drain, Mr. and Mrs. John Jant zer, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jant. zer and son, Johnny, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Salvage. YONCALLA WOMEN ATTEND CONVENTION YONCALLA, Oct. 29. The Yoncalla Women's club was well represented at the 12th annual convention of the Coos County Federation of Women's clubs, district No. 2, held at North Bend, October 21. Those attending from here were Mrs. Kenneth Mulkey, Mrs. Earl Strong, Mrs.. Frank Madden, Mrs. Leslie Chapman and Mrs. Ervin Rice. WE'RE HANDING YOU REAL VALUES I i3fV3k. EndofMonm MR. AND MRS. RECORD ENTERTAIN AT DINNER YONCALLA, Oct. 28. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Record entertained at a dinner party at their home in Elkhead Friday evening. Cards were played following the dinner. Those present to enjoy the occasion were Mis. Dora Miss Casey, was highly compli mented for the splendid presen tation of the comedy. Members taking part in the play with Miss Casey included: Mrs. Harris Ells worth and two daughters, Mary Margaret and Jane, Mrs. T. H. Ness and daughter and son Gene-1 been vieve and John. Coletta Langen-Lf' ,,, oerg, ftir. ana ivirs. r.. l.. inimn, George Gutfleisch. Mrs. Hedwig Watzig, C. M. O'Malley and son, Michael, Loren Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Tone Shukle, Barney Walsh and Ray Carpenter. . The entertainment was follow ed by the play cast selling cider and Mrs. Earl Dayis and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Chenoweth and daughter and the hosts. FORMER ROSEBURG GIRL MARRIES YONCALLA, Oct. 29. Word received from Eugene marriage of. Kenneth Crowe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Na than Crowe of Yoncalla and Miss Audrey Wilson, daughter of Leon Wilson of Roseburg. The wed ding took place early in October. The groom is well known in Yon calla, having spent a large parr of his boyhood in this vicinity, and doughnuts. an(j graduating from the Yon- The public has been cordially. cala gI.ade and high schools. He invitea io ancnci imp eiiiei iain-1 s a brother of Mrs. Edward kci Warning to Mothers: CAN CAUSE TROUBLE Learn the truth I Anybody, nnyvrhore, ran have roundworm). And thuy run rntii-e xreat fltitf rexx inHide your rhild n-ilhitut Hour i ri n kiioit'iHt! iitat ia u-roiij. Many pale, nervouf. underweight rhltdren have howrl worn. Other inaocent-lookiiuc warniliK HiutiH m e uncuxy stomach, lid'L'tmx, ilchy Heat, liuiw-iilekiriK. Don't take rhanccs with roundworms t G,'t Jarne's VermifURe today 1 it In America's l,et known proprietary worm multrine used by millions, for over a century. Jayne's exis-ls ntuliliorn roundworms, yet arts itciitlit. If there are no worms, it works just as a mild la.ative. Insist on Jayiu-'s Vermifuge. ment this evening. HARVEST FESTIVAL PLANNED FOR SATURDAY The Evergreen grange' harvest festival and carnival will be an Interesting affair at 8 o'clock I Saturday evening, November 1st, YONCALLA, Oct. 29. Honor to be held at the hall. The cedar nK the birthday of Mrs. Deiton chest and contents, now on ens-1 Th el. Miss Mildred Kruse enter play at Parslow's, will he given tained at a party at her home so also of Yoncalla. Mr. and Mrs. Crowe will make their home in Eugene, where both the bride and groom have good positions. BIRTHDAY PARTY IS DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR freshments were served to Mrs. Deiton Thlel, Mrs. Lloyd Mathls, Mrs. Robert Campbell, Mrs. Av ery Lasswell, Mrs. Jean Cowan, Miss Beulah Applegate, Mrs. Herman Thlel, Mrs. Gertrude Stoute, Mrs. Herbert Hunter, Mrs. Francis Bigelow, Miss Pris- ellla Turpln, Miss Mildred Kruse, of Yoncalla and Mrs. Bob Blue of Anchorage, Alaska. CLASS MEETING IS HELD ON MONDAY YONCALLA, Oct. 29. The first meeting of the home hy giene class was held Monday af ternoon at the home ot tne lean er, Mrs. Frank Madden. Tne next meeting will be held at the Mad den home Tuesday, October 28 at 1:30. Those Joining the class are Mrs. Victor Hopper, Mrs. Kay Potter, Mrs. Kenneth Mulkey, Mrs. Hugh Warner, Mrs. Arne Bjork, Mrs. Esther Gibson, Mrs. Roy Brant, Mrs. Fred Lee ana: Mrs. Madden. EDEN LADIES AID TO MEET. ON .FRIDAY , . The Eden Ladles Aid of the Elgarose Lutheran church will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gcrda Lundahl on South Pine street in Roseburg. All members arc urged to attend. away during the evening. I no public is cordially invited to be present. PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY The Past Presidents club of George Starmer auxiliary to U. S. W. V. will meet at a one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon Friday at the home of Mrs. H. A. Taylor at 116 West Mosher street, in stead of at the Paul Dempsey home. All members are cordial ly invited to he present. Friday evening. Mrs. Thiol re ceived a beautiful electric iron from her friends. Games were played after which delicious YOUR JOSE FILLS UP TONIGHT Do this Try S-purpou Va-tro-noL It (1) shrinks swollen membranes, (2) soothes irritation, (3) relieves transient nasal congestion ... And Druigs greater Dreaming comfort. You'll like VICKS SO It- Pnllniu Airtvrlnn In folder. VA TRO NOl Today and Wednesday RETURN SHOWING OF A GRAND PICTURE 'STEAMBOAT ROUND THE BEND' with WILL ROGERS PLUS f HI KICKED OVER TH TRACES.. .DID THINGS. AND WENT PEACES! 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Sizes 14 to 44. $4.98 In this group we close our eyes to cost not many but real, hon est to - g o o d n e s s BUYS. $22.98 All Columbia Coats includ ed in this price group. Col ors Brown, black, blue and tweeds. 100 virgin wool . . . Fully interlined . . . lining guaranteed for life of coat... Sizes 12 to 44. i i . . $1898 We include in this group all values up to $23.98 . . . 100 wool . . . Black, brown and blue . . . Sizes 12 to 40 ... All fully interlined. $16.98 Includes values to $19.98. Here you will find the season's new and popular shades in fitted . and box styles ... Don't miss these .'. . Sizes 14 to 44. . $12.98 Former values to $16.98 ... In this group you'll find values you can't duplicate for some time to come . . . Colors Black, brown, blues and tweeds ... Sizes 12 to 20. Jackets WE HAND YOU OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT OUTSTANDINGLY LOW PRICES -LOOK AT THESE GREAT VALUES CORDUROY FLANNEL PLAIDS COLORS RED, BLUE, RUST aft $3.98 and $4.98 m TP. 1 m II 5 i
