ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, RoSEBUftS, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 143
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! H. E. C. to Meet at Hall The
Riverstlale Home Economics Club
will meet Friday at a 12:30 o'clock
pot luck luncheon at the grange
nail, instead of at the home of
Mrs. Alice Kruse as previously
announced.
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Buiy Steppers Club to Meet
The Olalla Busy Steppers Club
will meet Thursday alternoon at
the home of Mrs. Pauline Core.
Sumhine Club to Meet The
Northside Sunshine Club will
meet Thursday afternoon at 231
Chadwick street with Mrs. Eu
nice Sory as hostess.
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Garden Valley Club to Meet
The Carden Valley Club will
meet Thursday at 2 o'clock at the
clubhouse with Mrs. Sina John
son and Mrs. Cliff Hess at hostesses.
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ROSEBURG, OREGON
Woman's Society to Meet The
W. S. of C. S. will meet Thurs
day at a 1:30 o'clock dessert
luncheon at the Methodist church.
The regular business meeting,
devotions and program will follow.
Comfort Club to Meet The
Elgarose Comfort Club will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Edna Sjogren. Pollyanna
names will be revealed and new
Pollyannas will be selected for
the coming year.
Benefit Party A benelit card
party will be sponsored at 8 o'
clock the evening of January 9
at the Coles Valley Grange hall.
The public Is invited. A small
admission charge will be made
for adults. Each family atetnd
ing has been asked to bring a
dozen sandwiches. Coffee will be
furnished.
Installation Thursday The
Woman's Society will hold in
stallation of new officers Thurs
day at the First Presbyterian
Church following a 1:30 o'clock
dessert-luncheon. Dr. Morris H.
Roach will conduct the installa
tion ceremony. Mrs. W. H. Fer
ris, Mrs. C. E. Roberts and Mrs.
E. S. Hall will have charge of
the program Mrs. Lester Niel
sen will sing and Mrs. Howard
Ott will conduct the devotions.
Return to Salem Miss Bertha
Kohlhagen, state supervisor of
home economics, and Miss Ames,
teacher, have returned to their
homes In Salem, following a few
days in Koseburg visiting the for
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Kohlhagen, sr.. on Military St.
Visit at Meyer Home Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart Atkinson and chil
dren of Zumbro Falls, Minn., have
left for Pasadena, Calif., follow
ing a stopover during the holi
days to visit Mrs. Atkinson's
cousin, Rudy H. Meyer, and fanv
ily, at Lookingglass.
Visitor Leaves Mrs. Adeline
Fields has returned to her home
in Portland, following the holi
days in Koseburg visiting her
mother. Mrs. George E. llouck.
on South Stephens street.
Stops Here R. B. Houser, rep
resentative for Western Auto
Supply Company, .Portland, stop
ped in Koseburg for a short time
Tuesday to attend to business en
route to coast Kints.
Country Club Women to Meet
The women of the Roseburg
Country Club will meet Thursday
morning at 9:30 o'clock at the
clubhouse for the weekly contract
bridge play. Potluck luncheon
will be served at 12:30 o'clock
and the golf play will begin at
1:30 o'clock.
Visit at Wimberly Home Mr.
and Mrs. Donald C. Wimberly
and small son of Berkeley. Calif.,
have returned to their home, fol
lowing the holidays in Roseburg
visiting me iormer s parents. Air.
and Mrs. G. V. Wimberly, on
Glenn street.
To Speak at Guild Mrs. L. M.
Parsons, Portland, president of
the Synodical of Oregon, will be
guest speaker at a meeting of the
Forsythe Guild Thursday night
at 8 o'clock at the home of Miss
Ina Farnsworth at 612 S. Mill
street. All business and profes
sional women of the First Pres
byterian Church are invited.
Visits Parents Miss Janice
Jackson has returned fo San
Francisco, where she is a student
at Polytechnic High School, fol
lowing the holidays in Roseburg
visiting her parents, Mr and
Mrs. George Jackson. 1147 Corey
avenue. She makes her home in
San Francisco with her two sis
ters. Mrs. Darl Chanpel and Miss
Phyllis Jackson. She had as a
guest for Christmas here Miss Pa
tricia Groom, of Long Beach,
Calif. The evening prior to her
departure for the south, she was
honored at a party given by a
group of her Roseburg friends.
Carload '
Aluminum Roofing
To Unload
Wednesday & Thursday
"Buy Now and Save"
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Phone 128 402 W. Oak
Mrs. Crawford Back Mrs. R.
E. Ci aw ford has returned m her
home on South Main street, fol
lowing the holidays at Everett,
Wash., visiting her sister and in
Portland visiting friends.
Lady Elks to Meet The I-adv
Elk's will meet Thursday night at
o'clock at the temple. The regu
lar business ses-jlon will be fol
lowed by contract bridge and pin
ochle. Prizes will be awarded
winners.
Back In Office Dr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Oakley are back in their
ofluv in the Singleton building.
following a few d.is enjoying
skiing at Timberline.
Enjoy Holidays Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Stever have returned to
their home in Koseburg, follow
ing the holidays in San Francisco,
where they enjoyed a visit with
relatives.
Paper has the same general 'but molecular structure and ar-
chemical composition as sugar I rangements are different.
The average bee Is rompelled
to travel S5ti miles to make a tea
spooulul of honey.
The ancestors of our present
day goldfish were originally
green in color.
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Laymans Home Mr. and Mrs.
Scott Layman are back at their
home in North Koseburg. follow
ing the holidays in Seattle visit
ing their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. William Wal
lace. Mrs. Hatfield Home Mrs. Harrv
F. Hatfield returned to her home
in Roseburg yesterdav, following
a three weeks' stay in Portland
visiting her son-in-law and daugh
ter. Attorney and Mrs. William
W. Knight, and family.
Back From Long Beach-Mrs.
John Travis and her sun, Ran
dall, have returned to their homo
in Roseburg. following the holi
ciavs in Long Beach, Calif., and
other points of Interest visiting
relatives and friends.
P. T.A. to Meet -Lookingglass
t-.-i .A. win meet Friday night at
8 o'clock at the school. A. Marsh
will speak on "The Function of
the new school tax law and
school budget election" and Mis
Wyle will present a short pro-
si am.
It's cheaper to move than it
is to pay rent.
So phone for an estimate
won't cost a cent.
The job we will do, though
it costs a few dollars,
Will not be so high that it
justifies hollers.
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Roseburg
P. O. Box 53,
Installation I n s t a llatinn of
new officers of Union Encamn
ment. No. 9, i.O.O.F., will take
place Ftidav night. January 9
at the Odd Fellows hall. All
camp members are requested to
a- present .Kem-snmenls will be
served at the close of the ceremony.
Back From Denver Mr. and
Mrs. F. H. Tong have returned
to their home in Roseburg. fol
lowing a trip to Denver, Colo., to
spend the holidays with the Lit
ter's mother. Mrs. A. Swain, and
with Mr. Tone's mother. Mrs.
Carrie Tong, and other relatives
and friends. The Tongs made the
trip d.v train. 1 ney are former
residents of Denver. Mrs. Tnnu.
bookkeeper at the News-Review,
has resumed her work. Durina
her absence, Mrs. G. M. lies had
cnarge of her work.
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Due to high water
and other unfore
seen conditions the
movie, "DOCTOR
JIM" scheduled to
be shown in Rose
burg Armory Janu
ary 9th is tentatively
postponed. Later
showing date will
be announced.
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Gifi Gossip
By MARGIE
Hello there, all you gorgeous
peoole: What of the myrtle tree
with Its glossy evergreen leaves
Uiat give off a camphor-like odor
when crushed ? What of t he wood
of the myrtle tree which, when
seasoned, heenmes almost as hard
as Iron and reveals a grain of un
excelled beauty? What of the
articles made of the unique wood,
so nrtfullv displaved at POKO
THY'S. address of 115 S. Stephens
St.? What? I repeat, and echo
replies you'll find all the answera
at that selfsame shop, lust souih
of the Post Office on lliway !l'J.
One particular answer Is mvrtle
wood pins, hand painted and ex
clamatory! To look at them Is
equivalent to going to an art gal
lery. 1 ney exhibit snow-clad
mountains, ships, and winter
scenes; flowers, birds, and ani
mals; Mexicana. Indiana and
seascapes, all so beautifully exe
cuted you'll want several to hang
on your chest and coat lapel.
some have earrings to match and
some are unadorned, deending
entirely upon the grain of the
wood for their Interest. And not
to be outdone in originality, there
are initial pins nt myrtle wood
represented bv practically everv
letter in the alphabet from A
to Zed.
Myrtle wood buttons are guar
anteed to give your costume a
matchless charm: while beads
made of the nut-like seeds will
instantly provoke a conversation
among friends or strangers. (Jet
ting along to more momentous
articles, DOKOTIIY'S can supplv
you with clever little wall
brackets imitating maple leaves;
corner brackets with Intricately
carved scroll work; and gener
ously large salad bowls complete
with folk and soon servers, all
turned with consummate crafts
manship from the versatile
myrtle wood.
Trinket boxes lined with vel-
vet: ring boxes with gnnivcd in
sets; cigarette boxes, lamp and
smoking stands. LariM' circular
trays that display the exquisite
grain ot the wood to excellent aft.
vantage. Articles made of myrtle
Wood will last until the crack of
doom, and they are growing
scarcer nil the time. Whi n you
buy myrtle wood you are making
an Investment for oste!i!y. I
wooden fooi you, folks, lie wKe
and mynli'ie at IxHOTIIYS.
Am ever, Maigie. I'aid Adv.
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