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Newspaper Page TextKSSEBUKS RSWS.KEV1EW, koSEftUg. UTUftbsV, 7, ivn. 1 5(BCCEW Social Calendar Sunday October 8 Ccoi'bp Starmpr camp and aux iliary to U. S. W. V. to meot at 12:30 politick dinnpr at I. O. O. F. hall. Regular mooting to fol low. Country club members Invited 1o 6 o'clock pot luck dinner and annual ladies trophy affair at clubhouse. Social hour of cards to follow. Monday October 9 Lady Lions lo meet at 8 o'clock in eveninc at home of Mrs. Ken neth Dunham. R R W. C. to meet at 7:30 o'clock dessert-supper at club house with Gene Mills, junior past president, as general chair man of the Homecoming pro gram and meeting, assisted by all past presidents of the club. Members urged to be present and all business and professional women who are prospective mem bers are also invited. Neighbors of Woodcraft Thim ble club to meet at 1:30 potluck luncheon at home of Mrs. Thom as Findlay. Mrs. Kindlay will fur nish the meat course. All mem bers urged to attend. Circle Mo. 2 of St. Josenh's Altar society to meet at 8 o'clock dessert-supper at home of Mrs. Joseph Fest with Mrs. B. R. Mad ilox, co-hostess. Tuesday October 10 First meeting of Triangle club to be held at 8 o'clock in eveninq at home of Myrtle. Wengar, 614 Cobb street. Badoura club. Daughters of the Nile to meet at 1:15 o'clock dessert-luncheon at home of Mrs. H. Richard Nerhas on Main street. Inter-Se Study club to meet at 1 o'clock paper-bag luncheon at home of Mrs. Paul Geddes on East Douglas street. Mrs. C. M. Stark in charge of program on, "Home Designing." Eagles auxiliary to meet at 8: 30 p. m. at Eagles hall. Regular business session. All members re quested to be present. Wednesday October 11 Dr. Morris H. Roach to con duct leadership class meeting from 7:30 to 8:30 o'clock at First Presbyterian church. Riversdale Hannv Hour club to n.eet at home of Mrs. C. J. Brad ley with Mrs. Sanders, assisting hostess. Friendly Circle club lo meet in pfternoon at home of Mrs. Glen Uracil. 420 East Washington St. Oregon State College Mothers club lo meet at 1 o'clock no-hof-ess luncheon at Hotel Rose. All O. S. C. mothers and nil former O. S. C. students invited to attend. Mrs. A. M. Knudtson, president, will he in charpe. Melrose Home Economics club to meet at 2 o'clock at home of Mrs. D. N. Busenhark. Interest ing procram. Plans to be made for winter's activities. All mem bers urged lo be present. Thursday October 12 Lady Elks to hold business meeting at 8 p. m. at temple. 'Mrs. Kenneth Ouine. Mrs. Robert llelliwell and Mrs. Guy Hickman, committee, in charge, t-rres to he given winners in contract bridge and pinochle. Woman's Society of Presbyte rian church lo meet at 1:30 dessert-luncheon at church parlors with Mrs. Fred Hamilton, chair man, assiisted by Mrs. E. G. Kohl hagen. Mrs. George Kohlhaeen, Mrs. Rcba Hartley and Mrs. Clair K. Allen. Rev. Stanton Lau tenschlacer, of Chinntu, China, to he guest speaker. Program to he in charge of Mrs. W. M. Camp bell. Business meeting in charge ol president, Mrs. O. S. Cham bers. Presbyterian members and friends invited to 6:45 o'clock not luck dinner at church parlors to hear Rev. Stanton Lautenschla ger, returned missionary from Chengtu, China. Edonbower Mothers club meet ing at 2 o'clock at school play shed. Members to embroider tea towels for the new school kitch en. Northside Sunshine club to meet in afternoon with Mrs. Viv ian Chilson at 408 East Douglas street. Bingo will he played and Pollyanna gifts will be exchang ed. W. S. of C. S. of Methodist church meeting postponed to Oct. 20. South Umnoua Ladies club to meet In afternoon at home of Mrs. Edna Ulam. Members of Florence Niehtin gale Tent No. 15. D. of U. V. will hold a 12:30 potluck luncheon at the home of Mrs. IJIIiim Davis, S12 S. Main street, to sew for the bazaar. Friday October 13 Onenin of Rnsebnr" Woman's Thank You . . . We owe our customers a vote of thanks. Men, women and youngsters have been so understand ing about delays and difficulties in service that nat urally follow the labor and supply shortage. But we do promise them that the thorough careful washing or dry cleaning we give clothes hasn't changed. That's our pledge to our customers. New Service Laundry & Dry Cleaners CALL 88 By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER Engagement Is Announced f-'j i res. - V 4-2 I' r I -J Mr. and Mrs. Rudy H. Meyer, Lookingglass route, Roseburg, an nounee the engagement of their daughter. Miss Arlene, to Cecil N. Thompson, U. S. navy, now in Seattle. The bride-elect attended grade school and high school at Lake Cily, Minn., and moved to Ihis I county two years ago with her ' eluh two-day rummage sale al cluiihouse on S. Jackson street. Florence Nightingale Tent No. 15. Daughters of .Union Veterans of the Civil War will meet at 7: 30 in evening at Woman's club house. sne-Hiwen fimn Fire ernnn to ponsCot'pi?sodTmh8 S'mP at Melrose grange hall Group to , ."'ul . lve""'' ul V ' Protects sponsored hv the organ! airnish pro '"tion including the Childrens mmmuni tv - vc tasked to br n" lannual ovcnts sponsored by the Farm Home at Corvallis. communiij ie asueci 10 DrinD iub A sppcial jnvitation has1 plPS- 'been extended to all former mem- MRS. L. E. McCLINTOCK Saturday October 14 bers of tnp club to attend and ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB Second day of Roseburg Worn- new residents of Roseburg be- AT LUNCHEON ON TUESDAY en's club two-day rummage sale tween the ages of 18 and 30 in- Pptunias formpd nrettv cen al clubhouse. iterested in the club, are invited to ,rnira r. fh. . .inek ich. October 19 Roseburg Chapter of Eastern !he , mmiltee to know aPProx- ,ock Tupsdav wnpn she entertain Star annum homecoming and re- ' malP'v "LJJ'J'Z1 f 1 her bridge club at the Hotel ception for Grand officers a. 8 "Jn PEcH or Umpqua. p. m. at Masonic temple. STEDFAST CLASS HAS ENJOYABLE POTLUCK LUNCHEON THURSDAY The Sted fast class of the First Presbyterian church held hghlfid 12 o clock potluck launch - eon Ihursday at the church par- lors. Covers were placed for: Mrs. John Travis, president. Mrs. Mor- ris H. Koacn ann aaugnier. cciiy; mrs. w. m. yampue.i, mis. Brown Miss Estelle V. Conover, IWllllIll'liii. a- v 1 v m. in. Mrs. Ida Bailey. Mrs. R. W. Rod- gers, Mrs George Sewell. Mrs. Barton Helliwell. Mrs. Maltna Paul, Mrs W. G Blake, Miss Mrs Norman Hpss. Mrs. Perry night at an 8 o'clock dessert-sun-'SiKma Kappa sorority at Oregon Jeannie Buick and Mrs. James A. xhiplp Miss Meta-Marie Amiot. per at the home of Mrs. Joseph state college, where she Is en Pinkerton. . Mice Athalie Tavlor. Miss CPcelia Foot with Mm. R. R. Maddox as ,.n,i m,, this vear. Mrs. Travis conducted the i bus- lness meeting and plans for the vear were outlined. Mrs. w. u. Blake presented the fine devo tional service The next meeting will be a 12 1 I'Mrtnlr rw-itliiplr lnnrnpnn at tnf o'clock potluck tuncneon at tne, h,tp ,n cha of thc church parlors Oct. 26 with Mrs.l , committee R. W. Rodoers as speaker on theclcan un committee, subject. "The Hawaiian Islands." SUNSHINE CLUB HAS Mrs. Rodgers made her home fnjOYABLE AFTERNOON there for six vears. Mrs. George MEETING ON THURSDAY M. Brown will have charge of the devotions. Members are ask-1 The Northside Sunshine club .j ir,.,iio aiioct. in this met- hpld its first fall mpptlne Thurs- ing. TO MEET AT POTLUCK DINNER TONIGHT South Deer Creek grange will charge of the business session, at meet onigh7at a 7:30Ro'clock pot-(which time names were exchang K dinner at the hall. The regit- , and the members will give lar meeting will follow. All their Pollvanna a gift at the next memhers are urgen in oe nreseni. ! I J I Paolo by Clark s blutllo. News-Heview engravInK Miss Arle.ne Meyer parents. She is engaged as a stenagrapher at the Farm Bureau , exchange. The bridegroom-elect UAi.iiaiiKi;. uumfi,,,,.,,... .. . y... Corhen Vnei 'Winner. MI'S. UCOrtie 1VI. DIUWI1, has just returned to the States ; .hTS' V n KnltS1 w- Marsters, Mrs Louis from 30 months service overseas j "nnint'v Kerchief" iKohlhagen. Sr.. Mrs. H. T. Car with the V. S. nav-. Before en-, P'a" ms- .P?'"1 !?P'.C!?,PJ.. 'istens. Mrs. Armour Murdoch. terin? the service Julv 1941 he made his home with Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Merry at Glide. No date has been set for the wedding. JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB PLANS ANNUAL RUSH PARTY FOR OCT. 16TH MEETING The Junior Woman's club held its first fall meeting Monday night at the clubhouse and made ans for tnR annual rush party "8 'V" attend tnis meeting, in oraer ior enri are asKeci 10 arop a cara or, to telephone Mrs. Robert Harr s at 587-J. Mrs. Harris address is to ' o- lvulln stieei. Mrs. Bernard Saar, new presi- rlnv.t nf thn nl,,K nnnflnnlaH thn mpptini, Mrs. Robert Harris was d-.jiDpolntcd treasurer pro-tern In - ,hp ahspncp of Mrs. Car) Wassom. Mrs. Bruce Carter was appointed I program chairman: Mrs. Allen fordon. hosnitalitv chairman and Miss Meta-Marie Amiot, publicity chairman. Those present were: Mrs. Saar, president. Mrs. J E. Henbest Mrs D p Johnson M',s. Donald While, Mrs. E. M. Riordan, Mrs. Br ' Carter.' Mrs. Sidnev Do- Mr. r.enrpto Hammer, ,Wat7.lR and Miss Annaloris Ward. The program for the rush nartv will he in charge of Mrs. Bruce ing will be In charge of the presi Carter and Mrs. Donald Johnson dent, Miss Coletta Langenberg. rh of "refreshments and Mrs. '. . n with Miss Cecelia watzig in nav aiiprnonn ax ine ,-.in-wiK home on Wright street with Mrs. Clara Kellev as hostess. Mrs. Ethel Patterson had "' ". ",,:" ' , wnn mrs vivinn v.,,ii,,, a, toss at "108 East Douglas street. Binon win be played during the social hour. j Blno was enoved and Mrs. PMtprcnn "'on tl,e pranH nr(7e with Mrs. Mary' Prineert winning th door orWe. At the tea hour, delicious refreshments were ser v ' 10: Mrs. Stiewie- Mrs. Vivian Chilson. Mrs. Marv PHneen, Mrs. favne Mrs. Eno' Flter. Mrs. T.i'cia Ingels and Mrs. Mabel Pat ! terson. PYTHIAN SISTERS ! HOt D INITIATION MONDAY EVENING Temnln No. ?3 PWhlan Sisters met at the K. P. h?H Mondav eve nine and initiated Hattie Guerrln. A number of memhprcMn annll cations were received and follow ing the business session, a social hour was enjoved and delicious refreshments were served. W. C. T. U. FIFTH ANNUAL EXHIBIT 19 SUCCESSFUL EVENT The most outstanding event of the fall was the fifth annual ex hibit and tea to be sponsored bv the Rosebure W. C. T. U. Wednes day at the Methodist church par lors from 12 to 5:30 o'clock. The exhibits were unusually beautiful and were most attrac tively arranged. Special features of the afternoon included rug braiding demonstrations by Mrs. Ben Zenor, and special exhibit of a large number of antique salt dishes displayed by Mrs. J. D. Osborn. Mrs .1 j usnnrn unu mrs. Georue M. Brown, assisted bv Mrs. James A. Pinkerton, had charge of the apron bazaar and the white elephant sale with Mrs. W J. Adair and Mrs. V. .1. Mi - cell! in chare-e of the exhibit sec- tion. Disnlav of quilts was In charge jvh s. j. rv, vviinuii, itua. . iivuniiini. iiinowt-n uv iu- uuu Rochester and Mrs. J. B. Need-jsonc. America the Beautiful." ac ham and the rug department .comoanled bv Mrs. Homer Grow, was in charoe of Mrs. N. E. Hat- New members welcomed Into field, assisted bv Mrs. C. H. Wick- num. mrs. w. j. kubii, mm. run r mo ni in cnaner memner. - -j hn Poa.iencp In China Mable P. Tavlor and Mrs. W. R.'of the club, who has recently re- a "d J r ef J "cePS1, "'i Allen. The lace section was in , turned to Roseburg from Salem) ; ,h ei,,h Inst ven 31.1 proved charge of Mrs. Otto Olson, as-. Mrs. A. R. I.undeen. Mrs. Ken-. J$" waf ent husl- sisted bvMrs.G.W.UHner, Mi's.;reth Ford. Mrs. H. N. Jacobson, 1 s tOTdwp' loomed S ?s the I. inn Emmonds and Mrs. V. J. Mrs Rpndolnh Flin. Mrs. G. W.i?JrS' v Jf ,ifi. .i nVio Mlc"lli. 1 llll The tea table was verv beautl- Klaenhnmmer. Mr. V. J Hav fullv arranged and decorated by man Mr A H Perrin. Mrs. J J Mrs. W. R. Brown and Mrs. I. B. ! Riddle. Alternating in pouring were: 1:30 to 2:30. Mrs June Ho-nin-Mler:2:30fn 3:30. Mrs H. N. Jacobson and Mrs. GeorPe v. ... ....o. ... (.moon: Mrs. G. V. Wimberlv. Mrs. u- Bqo,'J ITSn1?- avB',B- H '-a"-''. Mrs L- Hennln die 4:30 to 5:30, Mrs G. V. W i nv per. Mrs. B. H. Williams of San her v. president of the Roseburg i t c 1 - ! Woman's club, and Mrs. Bernard Saer. president of the B. P. V. C. j( H Mornn Mr's R a. Feen Mrs. I.pn B. Flshbaek and Mrs. !, ,... r..i uni... c.. ! R- ?-,.Kn.l?.R.l!!ilnB.r.K.e .11 'h, J , .iW rif, i ihL VnVw George K. Ouine, Miss Estelle V. fair which included the follow- ro Mr. M' r- nipp Mrs S ing numbers: Piano selections by tsh Mrs R F CraVvford Mrs. Marie Flint McCall; piano iMr, , T East 1 in V Mrs F W numbers, "Spinninc Song" yy'nn iv n iJi'-M,i' Mendelssohn and "Romance" by M": '',, , Lal.'orce, bv Mrs. H,r. Grow ; J Mrl W Howa rd Pattison? Mrs. A " and ' "Carina" by" Raff. "JS. 5,-hi nnd "Behave Yourself Before Folks," bv Mrs. John Giovian - nlni; vocal solos, "I Love the Moon" hv Pnnl Ruhens nnd Moon" by Paul Rubens and "Sandman Is Calling You," bv Florence Dinnin, sun by Mrs. E. F. Waggoner; piano solo, Bee thovan's "Moonlight Sonata" by Mrs Cllhert Walters: vocal solos, "Old Folks at Homp" and "Beau- ? "''an0P. 01 lne ureny oy Mrs. McCall. The tea was In charge of Mrs. T ouis Kohlhaen. Sr., Mrs. Grace Pone, Mrs. Fred L. Southwlck, Mrs. J. H. Wolford and Miss FrfHh Stags. The literature table was in charge of Mrs. Adah Jones, Mrs, p.. A. Hercher and Mrs. W. G. Rochester. , U Al T T,.r.,.ll nMnl of lhp RfKPbi,rs w. p. T, tj nH, Pxnt.PSSPrt i,er appreciation to PVPrvonp asslstln wllh the af- fair and n thnsp altpndini7. Pro ceeds of the affair will assist the , h Mrs. I.. E. McClin- Covprs wpre Blaced for. Mrs R p Copn a pst and Misg Ho,en Ca Mr, c B Wade Mrs Ivan pickens, Mrs. D, B. Bubar, Mrs. Clair K. Allen. Mrs. Chester iU 1,A.(nrn HJtt, MeClintock. Following the luncheon, the ests went to, the attractive home of the hostess for bridge. Beautiful bouquets of roses were arranged nhnni the rooms Hloh .score for the afternoon's bridge! play was won by Mrs. Pickens. P'"CLE NO 2 TO MEET AT DE8SERT-8UPPER NEXT MONDAY EVENING Circle No. 2 of St. Joseph's Al- tnr cnetotu uill moot Mnndnv 1 co-hostess. All members are urged to be nresent. The business meet- 1 1 NTER-SE STUOY CLUB -r r u cct r m TiiccniV The Inter-Se Study club will hold a one o'clock paper-bag luncheon meeting Tuesdav at the home of Mrs. Paul Geddes on East Douelas street. Mrs. C. M. Stark will nave charge of the program on "Home Designing." OPENING Saturday, Oct. 7 ORIENTAL GARDENS Every Saturday 9 p. m. ma Guest-Day Affair Marks Opening Of Year For Roseburg Woman's Club A very charming one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon and guest-dav affair marked the op ening of the eluh vear for the Jlospbur Woman's elub Tuesdav at me clubhouse with Mrs. E. J. Ixiripy, of Sutherlln, , as guest speaker, and Mrs. Len B. Fish back and Miss Helen Casey, hos tess chairmen, assisted by the members of the executive board. Mrs. H. O. Pargeter and Mrs. Velle Broadway arranged the at tractive tabfe and room bouquet Idecoratlons. which included num. proni varieties of marigolds in shades of gold and brown; blue morning glnHes. roses, lavender .crocus and Mlehaelmas daislps. I M-s. G. V. Wlmberly, president,' Ipraciously welcomed the mem- her- and guests and Mrs. Morris th c InchidPd: Mrs. M'rts T-i.,i XI... o r. m. in -l ' Davis Mrs. C. D. Fies. Mrs. "rl N. Sparks, and Mrs. Herchel D. Scott. . Bpsi( hostPSSOS Mrs. 'Fishhack ,, Mies Cas(lv' 0hor mpmhp, anH ,,,. nrPnt )n. ,Mr. r W r,.-,'' ,r ,,.. nnv! licv Click.' Mrs. Walter Good Mrs. MorrU iR'Krs. "coSenMMss lv ",t ,;.','' V:.'.l rj 1 - Z" 71 ni ' PPram- r- " J1- M;?1ch;',-mn-P'al l'"wl- W- R--Br.own- Mrs J- March 6 MlSS F. Barker. Mrs. C. W. Wharton Mrs. S. A. San ford, Mrs. J. E. Sawyers. Mrs. GeorPe'G. Sewell, Mrs. .Tames A. Pinkerton. Mrs. J. D. Osborn. Mrs. W. C. Holmes. Mrs. Albert Micelll, Mrs. Earl Mrs. Jean Everett. Mrs. Lee A. Wells, Mrs. W. E. Andrews. Mr. ivinua 1;. rieins. mrs. can uu- rich, M'-s. W. H. Richardson, Mrs.l H. O. Parpeter Mrs. A. J. ded- , s- mrs- "' " r. mis. i. o. i.naiiineis. ivirs. vein- Diuimwjr and ivirs. uraanwav wnn nower and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. 1 arrangements for the club during In observance of the fiftieth the year, year of the club. Mrs. Paul Ged- A chrysanthemum show will be des and Mrs. Gordon Stewart, sponsored bv the chili in Novem dresseri In beautiful eowns of the her. the dale of which will be nil gay nineties, played the piano nounced later. COUNTRY CLUB MEMBERS INVITED TO LADIES TROPHY DINNER SUNDAY The ladies of the Roseburg Country club will hold their an nual trophy dinner at a six o clock potluck affair Sunday even-, Thomas Findlay. The meat course ing, October 8, at the clubhouse ; will be furnished by the hostess, and all Country club members All members are cordially in are Invited. vitcd to be present. Awarding of the championship and handicap trophies will be made to the winners. Mrs. H. C. Stearns is the new captain of the ladies and other new officers Include Mrs. J. F. Dillard, sub-captain; Mrs. Ken neth Adams, secretary, and Mrs. Courier, treasurer. Mrs. L. E. MeClintock is the retiring cap tain. Appointment of standing committees for the year will be announced by Mrs. Stearns. Following the dinner and awarding of trophies, a social hour of cards will be enjoyed. ROSEBURG GIRLS I PLEDGED TO SORORITIES AT OREGON STATE COLLEGE Miss Jerrie Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Johnson, r, V..'. i,. !,,. In Miss Patricia Savage, daughter f Mr. and Mrs. Robert Savage, Roseburg, has been pledged to Delta Delta Delta sorority. 'UR MONUMENTS 4 SMrkcn u carved from Ksi Ists gnniMs by th latc fiurying sixl fabricating proc m W't now have the finest values w hive ever been privV Itged to offer you. Wt wel come your calL L F. LOZIER v DEALER Our stock tooated on Highway (9 at Junction of Garden Valley road. P. O. Box 746 COLD SMUNQ MONUMENTS ft duet,. "The .Last Rose, of Sum- mer, and for the modern num- ber played "Night and Day" by! Cole Porter. Mrs. W. Howard, 5gly "?iowk,lVffi P-y motif for the ocvasion; Night," and " In the Garden ot Covers were placed for: Mrs. E. Tomorrow," accompanied by A. Pearson, Mrs. Robert Blssell, Mrs. Geddes. M.rs. Fred Lockwood, Mrs. O. R. Roll-call topics were verv In-jHess, Mrs L. K. Fies, Mrs. Mnu lerestingly presented by ' Mrs. rice L. Hallmark and the hos Radabau'gh, movies; Mrs. Ford, .less, Mrs. Long. history of China and Japan; dook review bv Mrs. Miller and hobby talk on collecting antique glass ware by Mrs. Bellows. MlHJ; M roen and Mrs mm Murdock Mj?- " ollnd the club w"uld"jfol3 IwcTday rummage ul n " Jw "y()c, v, 14 s nd nSS"ehold arllc es Mrs. Homer Grow, orocram 1 chairman for the year, Introduced ' Mrs. Loney, guest speaker, who; her rto to' Jap- gave an intensely interesting and ui in..- inai i;B season. The second meeting of every month will be devoted to doing Red Cross sewing and the first meeting of everv month will be a social event with a program. Social meetings for the remain, der of the vear have been an nounced bv Mrs. Grow as: Nov. 7-Mrs. C. E. Roberts, Jr., guest sneaker on "Chile," with Mrs. Morris H. Roach in charge of the music. Dec. 5 Christmas program. Mrs. Frederick J. Porter, chair man and Mrs. Charles A. Brand In charge of the music. Mcmliers are asked to bring tnvs and gifts to be sent to the children at Do ernbecker hospital. Jan. 2 Anniversary program with Mrs. Geor"p M. Brown and Mrs. Marie Flint McCall in charge. D. A. R. members to be special guests. Mrs. E. F. Wag goner In charge of music. Feb. 6 International relations program. Mrs. W. M. Campbell, music. Miss Helen Casey, chairman. Miss Naomi Scott in charge of music. Also a special affair will be held during tlie month in the torm of a tea at the home of Mrs. H. O. Pargeter, April 3 Golden Jubillee cele brating the fiftieth anniversary of the culb. Mav 1 Music week. Miss Glad ys Slron", chairman. Mav 15 Annual eluh nienie and Installation of new otllccrs. Mrs. Wimberlv announced Hint Mrs. C. W. Wharton and Mrs. L. w. JOsse will assist Mrs. rarqetcr THIMBLE CLUB TO MEET. ON MONDAY The Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble club will hold a one thirty o'clock potluck luncheon Monday al Hie home of Mrs. LADY LIONS TO MEET MONDAY EVENING All Lady Lions are urged to at tend a meeting Monday night at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Dunham. Plans for the winter's activities will be made. TODAY AND .(rrlnf or ROCEItS "TRIGGER" TOMORROW i AND "PHANTOM LADY" with Fronehot Tone and Ella Raines W 1 13 MRS. FANK LONG HOTESS TO CLUB TUESDAY AFTERNOON Mrs. Frank Long very gracious- Y tJK UB . L.S " ?" luncheon at her attrac Ive home.Tav afternoon. Asters 0. OF U. V. HAS POTLUCK LUNCHEON AND SEWING MEETING Florence Nightingale Tent No. 15, Dau"Mers of Union Veterans of the Civil War mei for a 12:30 potluck luncheon Thursday at ttnpip of Mrs. Cnrl Klaenhammer ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO. Established 1901 M. E. RITTER. Manager FOUNDED AND MAINTAINED ON EFFICIENT SERVICE AND COURTESY AMBULANCE SERVICE ! St Phone 600 Oak and Kane St For a complete job of lubrication and a thorough check-up of your car bring it in today to BOB'S. .SMAPPY , SERVICE NOW OPEN FOR B0SGNESS Radiator shop in connection. Why not have that leaky or plugged radiator fixed while other services are being performed on your car. When you think of SERVICE think of BOB'S SNAPPY SERVICE STANDARD STATION -600 Winchester Street Bob Wandling, Manager INDIAN THEATRE LAST TIME TODAY f; T '? IRENE DUNNE HS ..-' with ALAN MARSHAL r VJ - . fe-'jJi GL ?. 1KANK MORGAN t.Sj? .-c,Ml,., STARTING SUNDAY Richard WHORF Dean HARENS I Gladys GEORGE-Gale SONDERGAARD-David BRUCE 1 ' U i " it 54(5 South Pino street to sew for the bazaar. Members and guests present were Mrs. Lillian Nelson, Mrs. Cora Dourte, Mrs. Anna Peter son. Miss Mav Spbring, Mrs. Ruth Piumer. Mrs. Nettie Hallcraft, Mrs. Essie Olson, Mrs. Evelyn Cvrus, Nancy lee Cyrus, Mrs. Anna Carson and the hostess, Mri. Klaenhnmmer. The group will hold' another Dollnek lunchpon at 12:30 and sewlnn ineplin? Ortober 12 at "p home of Mrs. Lillian Davis, 812 South Main street. UMPQUA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Real Estate Loans Phone 87 Licensed Lady Embalmer 1 (Vfc