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7 I : t ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 194?:" THREE Society and Clubs Sy LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER INTER SE STUDY CLUB HAS CHARMING MEETING AT BEARD HOME TUESDAY Mrs. Alva Iaws and Mrs. Clyde Heard were joint hostesses at a charming one o'clock dessert-luncheon Tuesday at the latter's at tractive home on East Washing ton street. Beautiful bouquets of daffodils und yellow jasmine formed a pretty spring motif for the occasion. Covers were placed for Mrs. Fred Asam, Mrs. Bruce Mellls, Mrs. John Ulrich, Mrs. Theo Bond, Mrs. C. M. Stark, Mrs. Del--..mar Ramsdell, Mrs. E. S. Hall, Mrs. Charles Doerner and the hostesses, Mrs. Beard and Mrs. laws. Mrs. Asam presented the very interesting review of the book, "The Keys of the Kingdom," which was greatly enjoyed. The next meeting will be a one o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. Del mar Ramsdell on Military street, March 9, with Mrs. Charles Doer ner reviewing the book, "The Family." NORMA FORELL IS HONORED AT FAREWELL PARTY WEDNESDAY NIGHT Miss Nancy Phillips entertained at a delightful farewell party Wednesday evening at her home honoring Norma Forell, who is leaving for Norman, Okla., to visit Ed Sindt, who is in training In the U. S. forces. Games were played and lovely Odfts were presented to the guest if honor, after which refresh ments were served at a table beautifully appointed and center ed with a bouquet of tulips and jonquils. ' Guests included the employees of the Woolworth store and In cluded Norma Forell. guest of honor, Herniece Ollivant, Alice Place, Alice McKibben, Mable Thompson, Betty Strong, Betty McNerney, Betty Kronke, Mrs. Joseph Fest, Mrs. Helen Fulps, Joanne Forell, Mrs. Forell, Mrs. J. L. Phillips and the hostess, Miss Nancy Phillips. F. S. CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING TUESDAY AFTERNOON The F. S. club held a very en joyable meeting Tuesday after noon at the home of-Mr. C. H. Wickham. Decorations for the oc- a'asion carried out the George Vashington patriotic motif. Sewing and visiting were en joved until the tea hour, when Mrs. Wickham served delicious refreshments to: Mrs. T. W. Thomason, Mrs. J. F. Byrd, Mrs. B. H. Laird, Mrs. Harry F. Hat field, Mrs. R. W. Meissner, Mrs. G. R. Chapman, Mrs. H. T. Bloom, Mrs. A. J. Ford and Miss Marie Martens. The next meeting will be March 23 at the home of Mrs. H. T. Bloom. MRS. A. E. BURTON CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY AT ENJOYABLE DINNER Mrs. A. E. Burton celebrated her birthday anniversary at a very enjoyable dinner at her home. The rooms were lovely with colorful flowers. Lovely shifts were Dresented to Mrs. wBurton from members of her family and from friends. Covers were placed for: Stan lev Tucker, of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rachor and son, Jim mv. and dauchter, Shirley, of Cot tage Grove; Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Tucker and children, of Bakers field, Calif., and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bur ton. DR. DUNN'S BIBLE CLASS TO MEET MONDAY Dr. R. L. Dunn's non-denominational Bible study class will re sume meeting Monday night at 7:-l5 at the dining hall of the Douglas hotel, following a two weeks vacation session. The evening's topic will be "Christ before the throne and the Four Horsemen of the Apoca Q:.vpse." All members are urged to be present and persons inter ested In attending the weekly meetings are cordially invited. VISITING EASTERN STAR MEMBERS TO BE HONORED AT MEETING i Harry James Is Here REBEKAH LODGE MAKES PLANS FOR VINSINT OF ASSEMBLY PRESINDENT , Rosehurg Rebekah lodge No. 41 met Tuesday night at the I. O. ;0. F. hall and made plans for 'entertaiiiiing the Assembly pres ident here on March 9. j Committees for the affair In- j elude: refreshments, Maggie Dent, chairman, Claribel Houck, Vivian Wands, Mayme Hudnell, Harry Taylor, Mary Decker and Minnie Noyer. Reception, Ina Farnsworth, Gertrude Hatfield and Alvia Wetherell. Decorations Effie Schwarz, Mabel Wilson and Myrtella Canaday. Five applications for member ship were received. Thirty- three members and one visitor were present. Ethel Bailey, who has charge of entertainment for the good of the order, conducted a quiz con test on the life of George Wash ington. The evening's door prize was won by Ida Scott. J. E. Dent announced an ex tra degree staff practice for Fri day evening, March 5. at 8 o'clock at "the I. O. O. F. hall. SUNSHINE CLUB MEETS THURSDAY AT PENDERGRAS6 HOME Mi's. Margaret PendergrassO was hostess to the Northside Sun shine club on Thursday after noon. ! ' A short business meeting was ! held. At which lime Mrs. Agee was voted into the club. The decorations were in honor of George Washington's birthday. A social hour followed. Bingo was enjoyed by the club. Mrs. E, E. Emmitt won high prize. The hostess, assisted by Miss Bernardino Princen, served re-1 fieshments to Mrs. Enor- Fish er, Miss Elizabeth Paul, Mrs.) Mary Princen, Miss Bernardine i Princen, Mrs. E. E. Emmitt, Mrs. j Clara Stiewig, Mrs. Lyle Jones, I Mrs. Katherinc Ballou, Mrs. Lu cia Ingles. I The next hostess will be Mrs. i Katherinc Ballou. The meeting place will be announced later. rr : n Jlfelffl News ml i&M Attends To Business-J-R. ' If. Wilson, of Umpqua, spctil Friday In this city attending to business. Reported III Mrs. Wi A-. 1ta Is reported lo be ill at her home in this ciiy. Club To Meet The Past Ma- lions cluli will mill Monday nlc.ht, for a seven -thirty dessert supper, al the home ol Mis. wm. Hell, with Mr. ;arwood as jnini hostess. Ill At Hospital Ed Ilowlin, of this city, is reported to be re ceiving medical treatment at Mercy hospilal. , The nation's top singing trio, The Andrews Sisters and the No. 1 dance band, Harry James and his orchestra appearing in "Private Buckeroo," coming Sunday to the Rose theatre. Improving T. G. Havens is re ported io be impruving in health I at his home at Greens, where be has been quite ill for the last week. Visiting Sister Mrs. (). M. Her rie, of this city, has left fur Mon loe, Ore., to enjoy a short visit with her sister, Mrs.' F. C. Filz-patrlck. Out for Action ' ' ' H Visits Family Dave Johnson, who is engaged in mill work at Suthrrlin, has returned there, following a short visit here witli his family. Leave For Fort Lewis Mrs. Morris Bowker and daughter, Marjorie. of this city, left last evening for Fort Lewis, where the former's husband is station ed. Here On Business John Bed; ley, who formerly resided on Hose street here and now makes his home with bis mother In Port land, has arrived here to attend to business. Will Visit In Corvallis Mr. and I Mrs Hugh Wells and daughter I Mrs. Carl Havens, and baby son of this city, expect to spend the I week end in . Corvallis visiting relatives and friends. Errol Flynn, Ronald Reagan, Alan Hale and Arthur Kennedy in "Desperate Journey," a blazing adventure pitting the RAF against the Gestapo coming Sunday to the Indian theatre. i Visiting In Eugene Mrs George Wharton and daughter, JoAnn, of this city, are spending the week end in Eugene visiting the former's brother and sisler in-1 law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stein nietz, and family. TWELVE AND ONE CLUB HAS MEETING TUESDAY AFTERNOON The Twelve and Won club en joyed a delicious potluck lunch con Tuesday noon. The hostess, Miss Bernardine Princen, served the luncheon, as sisted by her mother, Mrs. Marv Princen, and Miss Paul. INFORMAL DINNER ENJOYED AT KNIGHT HOME WEDNESDAY EVENING Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Knight entertained Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Laird at an informal six-thirty o'clock dinner Wednesday oveiv ing at their home on West First street. Daffodils and daphne formed an attractive centerpiece for the table. Visiting was enioy- Elizabeth r, during the evening hours. Mr. Here From Days Creek Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hutchinson, Mrs. Itoy Duncan and Mrs.-A. S. Tison, all of Days Creek, were attending to business and visiting Irieivis in this city Friday. Moves To Roscburg Victor Sweet, of Eugene, lias moved lo Rosehurg to take the place of Glenn Wilson In the Southern Pa- cilic company. Mr. Wilson lett this week for peruana to worn in the S. P. office. SAYING YES i our Wm ittatf Album MEANS: Converting your coun try Into the Arsenal of Democracy from which are pouring forth the weap ons of triumph. Sharing with your local retailers the privilege of serving your country. Giving yourself purchas ing power when the war if WOn. V. S. Twmry VttVlmnl News of Men From Douglas County In War Service Benefit Dance . onight The Edenbower Community club is sponsoring a dance at the play shed tonight with proceeds to lie used for -i ll club scholarship fund The public is invited. Here From San Francisco -Mrs. Jack Wright who ha, been in San Francisco visiting with her husband, who is serving in the navy, lias returned to Rose burg to visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Morian. Return From Eugene Mrs. Guy Cordon and Mrs. L. E. Me Clutock have returned to their homes In this city, following a their respective daughters, Miss Carolyn and Miss Margaret Ann short slay in Eugene visiting Cordon, and' Miss Patricia Me Clintock, students at University of Oregon. nature of the evidence to be sub milted, but it is required that the court must be satisfied that the places and dates are as claimed. Circuit Judge Carl E. Wimber ly has announced that hearings will be conducted only on Sat urdays. Petitions must be filed five days In advance of the hear ing. It further is provided that such procedure is open to all residents of Oregon regardless of whether they are born in this or other states. The News Review today receiv ed from Captain Meynard Bell a copy of the Gibralter Chronicle, a newspaper published at Gibral ter since 1801. The lss'.v of Jan. 6, which Cap'aln Belt s-nt to '.he News-Review, Wis give- ovr to much detail of Russian victories. Captain Bell, former News-Ite-view sports writer, is now sei-v-ing in North Africa with an aer ial bomber squa:iron, in which ho holds an administrative position. VITAL STATISTICS DIVORCE DECREES PULLEY -Dorothy from John W. Pulby; married at Vancouver, Wash., Sept. 18. 1937: cruelty. Maiden name, Dorothy Glbbs, restored. As one cf twenty honor men at the naviri air gunner's school, JacksoM.i.e, Florida, Machinist's Mate Third Class Cai i J. Lilja. 21. of Ca:. jnviiie, received the com mendation of his comt:'.r.r..!it' officer nt the graduation cere mony 'or his class in aerial nun nery. Ulja's training at the new naval school was concentrated on ordinance and aerial marksman ship. This course has prepared him to fight as a rear-seat gun ner In the navy scout planes and torpedo bombers. Commander Edward E. Dolecek, a Pacific battle veteran, now serving as commandant of the gunnery school, commended the twenty men for their concentration and application throughout the Intens ive training period. Lilja may soon 'be sent to one of the important war theatres for active combat dutv. Fullerton P.-T. A. To Meet Fullerton P.-T. A. will meet at .'i::i0 Monday at the schoolhouse. Glen Taylor, ot the Rosehurg city fire department, will give a talk on "Fire Prevention in the Home." Toe Chid Joseph Camp Fire group will also take part on the program. Mothers of Fuller ton students are requested to at tend the meeting. The afternoon was spent in i playing games. Mrs. Paul Jen- j kins won grand prize and Mrs. : Lucy Jennings won second prize. j Those present were Mrs. Mere-! dith Leedy, who is out-of-town guest of her mother, Mrs. Paul i Jenkins, a member of the club, Mrs. Lucy Jennings, Mrs. Mar tin Sory, Miss Elizabeth Paul, Mrs. Ritzman, Mrs. Mary Prin cen. Mrs. Paul Jenkins will be hos tess at the next meeting which will be on March 9. SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN SATURDAY FOR CLEM SCHNEIDER Mrs. Clem Schneider entertain ed at a veiy delightful surprise birthday party honoring her hus band at their home in Garden valley Saturday evening. Games and visiting were enjoy ed and gifts were presented to Mr. Schneider from Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hill, Mr. and Mrs. James Fogel, Private First Class Clinton Fogel, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Canyonville and Mrs. Fowler's parents, anil Mrs. H. W. Booth. Mrs. Ruth Sanderson and chil l dren. Max and Peggy, were in ! Mvrllo Creek on business Satur l day. I Mrs. .Swift arrived here Sat-1 ni-h, mritMiinrr In visit her mill- I Mrl'S""' ''""j leaves Friday- Kenneth Mis "In Jamzzer was in Ooud,, who is a first class s.y.v Canyonville on business Saturday. '''!'''' '"'l- U' S' "rl . 1' ?' XI.. Mi.u ! I I I'lani iini ""'"""'B " "i II W Rrtftlli fir'n (r:ml P.'lss i RosellUl'g Visiting business callers Saturday. I J1' Carroll Dill, Sr., returned to CANYONVILLE, Feb. 25--Mrs. Frank Sullivan, Mis. Emmett Meyer, her daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Lair, Mi's. May Lceman and Mrs. Clifford Beals were shopping in Roscburg Friday. Mrs. May Lceman of Shasta City, California, who has been visiting her friend, Mrs. Cliffird Beals for several days returned to her home Sunday. Mrs. Emmett Moyer, son, James, and daughters, Norine, and Mrs. Evelyn Lair visited with Mrs. Moyer's brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Weaver, in Days Creek, Satur day. The board for ration book No. 2. were quite busy Monday at the school house. The hours for registration are from 3:30 1o (j in the afternoon and from 7 io 9 o'clock in the evening. The persons woikklng on the board arc Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ash rraft, Mrs. Lillian King, Mrs. Margaret Kimmel, Mrs. Jess Shambrook. Mrs. Fred Cooper. Hanson and sons, jonn and Keu-j Mrs. Odom Ford, Mrs. Ray Bart- ; Roscburg Chapter of Eastern I Star members have Invited all Eastern Star members (not be- I longing to the local chapter) to j be Euests at an especially Inter- S estine meetimr to be held at 8 3 o'clock next Thursday evening at .the Masonic temple. Miss Gladys I II. Strong, worthy matron, will J preside, and Mrs. Guy Cordon I : and Mrs. Walter Hereher will be 5 co-chairmen. A program will be j presented. I ' GUILD TO SPONSOR I APOTLUCK DINNER : WNEXT MONDAY NIGHT St. George's Episcopal Guild ! will sponsor a 6:30 pot'uck din- r . ner at the parish hall on East ' Cass street next Monday evening. 1 Members and friends attending i are asked to bring a covered dish j and their own sandwiches. ben, Mrs. John Klingforth and children, Charles and Joanne; Mrs. Edith S. Ackert, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stingley, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Palmer and the hos tess, Mrs. Clem Schneider. Lovely refreshments were serv ed by the hostess. U. OF O. MOTHERS CLUB CHANGES MEETING TO NEXT WEDNESDAY The University of Oregon Mo thers club, which was to have met March 10, has been changed to next Wednesday, March 3, to be held at a seven-thirty o'clock dessert-supper at the home of Mrs. B. R. Shoemaker on Blakeley street. his home here recently from: Nevada where he has been em-; ployed. , Mis. William Jantzer and son, Hlllie, shopped ill Grants Pass Sat unlay. Lester Farnam fiVm Salem visited here from Friday until Sunday with bis parents, Mr. and. Mrs. F. A. Farnam. Donald Cleveland had the mis fortune of breaking bis arm -Saturday while hauling wood. He was taken to Glenil.ile to Dr. Fawcett. his mother. VV. R. Scott, at 530 West Oak street, and with other relatives and friends. Kenneth has been in the navy foi' the last eight years and recently returned from service in the Pacific war area. Registration Now In Operation Here Several filings of petitions for birth registrations under the emergency measure recently passed by the state legislature already have been made, County Clerk Roy Agee announced today. The law, which was immediately enacted following affixing or Governor Snell's signature, pro vides that birth certificates may be issued by the state registrar upon authority of the circuit court. Persons needing lo establish dale and place of birth may now file petitions with the circuit court. Forms of pel II Ion are available al Ihe office of the county clerk. The applicant submits his pe tition to Ihe circuit court which will provide a lime for hearing, at which the applicant may sub mit evidence and testimony. No set rules provided concerning the IN B 27771 BANKRUPTCY lev. Miss Marjorie Beals, Miss Collene Willhoit. Miss Lucinda Brossoit, Mrs. Victor Shaw, -Miss Lillian Bartley, Mrs. D. W. Gill, and Mrs. W. C. Pelhnm. AZALEA, Feb. 25 Mrs. F. N. Harrell and Mrs. Everett Walton were in Rosehurg on business Saturday. Mrs. Warren Adsit was taken to the Mercy hospital in Rose burg Sunday. Mrs. Adsit has been very ill with pneumonia. Mrs. Ella Leach underwent a major operation at the Jose eohine penera) hospital In Grants Pass Friday. Mrs. Ivy Sackett returned here Friday morning after spending the past several months at Mis- Members and all mothers of souia on.ana, . e, so, U. of O. students are cordiallv "I"1 ?K7 '" '?.VV' 'Ml'' and invited to attend. Instead of hold-! M,as- H(JV1 SaVk'",'- . ing the annual spring tea, thej Sergeant and Mrs. Ray r od- i,,h i ,.,!,, o t ..- gen from Phoenix and Mrs. at every meeting to help with In the district court of the United States for Ihe district of Oregon. In the matter of Harry Mott, bankrupt. To the creditors of Harry Mott, of Gimter, in the county of Doug las, and district aforesaid, a bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that said Harry Moll has been duly adjudged a bankrupt on a peti tion filed by him on the 20th day of February, 1943, and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at the office of the undersigned in Rosehurg, Ore gon, on the 12th day of March, 1913, at 11 o'clock in the fore noon, at which place and time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, appoint a creditors com mittee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. Daled February 27, 1913. C. L. HAMILTON, Referee in Bankruptcy Sunday-Monday-Tuesday ALWAYS l FEATURES TTiTILS fl ALWAYS 2 FEATURES fi&0ut F0R RHYTHM with the nation's top swing band! row-'"' STALKED THEM AT EVERY TURN! The blazing adventure of RAF heroes in the great est manhunt in screen history! v i the scholarship fund. At the meeting next Wednesday, a very enjoyable auction has been plan ned. W. B. A. MEMBERS SURPRISE MRS. VINSON WITH BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON The woman's Benefit associa tion met Thursday at the Macca bee hall, at which time a very lovely surprise luncheon was given in honor of Mrs. W. R. Vinson on her birthday annivers ary. The regular business session was followed by an enjoyable social hour of visiting. Loran Fowler and son from Grants Pass visited here over Uie week end with Mrs. Hodden' RUSSELL'S Typewriter Servic Office Machine Service and Supplies 335 N. 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