Celebrate Golden
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gleason,
who were married at Fox Lake,
Wit., Sept. 14, 1899, celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary
at a mock wedding held at the
Sutherlin Grange hall Sept. 14.
Leaving Forf Lake in 1912, the
Gleasons were among the first
citizens to reside in the newlv
chartered town and namesake ol
Sutherlin Valley.
The anniversary open-house
was held at the Gleason resi
dence on highway 225 near Duke
Road, on Sept. 11, with many
relatives and friends calling with
lovely gifts and congratulatory
wishes.
The serving table was beauti
ful with a centerpiece of rose
colored gladioli, flanked by gold
tapers in crystal holders, silver
coffee and tea services and a
decorated three-tiered wedding
cake. Mrs. Leonard Swift of
Roseburg had charge of the
table and serving arrangements.
Mr. and Mrs. Gleason cut the
first piece of the cake which was
served by Mrs. Joel A. Gleason
of Cottage Grove and Mrs. Lilly
Headle of Omak, Wash. Assist
ing about the rooms were Mrs.
Roy Nicoson, Mrs. Marvin Lewis,
Mrs. Annabel Leisinger, Mrs.
Phreda Wahl. Mrs. Maude Moore
Mrs. Ida Have, Mrs. Fred
Brauninger, Mrs. May Montgom
ery, Mrs. Hallie Martin and Mrs.
Walter Woodrow of Endeavor,
Wis.
Presiding at the punch bowl
were Mrs. Robert Gleason and
Mrs. La Verne Strand both if
Cottage Grove. The guest book
was in charge of Miss Barbara
Gleason of Cottage Grove, Miss
Barbara Brauninger. Mrs. R. VV.
Rodgers of Roseburg. Mrs. P. A.
Comstock. Mrs. W. P. Graham,
Mrs. Orville French and Mrs.
Ted Buok poured.
Musical numbers and vocal
solos were presented during the
reception hours. ,
Members of the family attend
ing were a daughter and two
sons: Mrs. Nellie Swift, Rose-
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Every Saturday Night
Music By
LOU FRANCO
And the Happy Valley Cowbeyi
n
KENNEDYS
Dancing from 9:30 til
fifty
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CHUCK'S RHYTHM KINGS
5-PIECE V.':STERN BAND
Dancing from 9:00 p. m. 'til 1.00 a. tti
Admission 50c
Everybody Stay Cool and Dance!
Hall is Air-Conditioned!
EAGLES
Corner of Cos end Pint
Wedding
Leslie Gleason
burg; Leon Gleason, Albany and
Joel Gleason. Cottage Grove;
three granddaughters and a
grandson: Mrs. Bonnie Pitcher,
Mrs. Betty Strand, Miss Barbara
Gleason and Robert Gleason, all
of Cottage Grove. Another grand
son, Kenneth Gleason, was un
able to attend as he is stationed
with the U. S. Army in Hawaii.
Two great-grandchildren weie
present including Miss Cheryl
Pitcher and Miss Carolyn Glea
son. Others'signlng the guest book
besides those mentioned were a
brother, Mr. Walter Woodrow,
Endeavor, Wis.; Mr. Leonard
Swift, Roseburg; Mrs. Grace V
Gleason, Mr. Monty Pitcher, of
Cottage Grove: Mr. Leslie Chap
man, Yoncalla; Mr. A. R. Man
ning. Mrs. Ruth Manning. Mr.
Clarence Lowe, M. Louise Smith,
Elizabeth Covey, Susan M. Simp
son, E. F, Simpson, Mrs. Leslie
Chapman, Linda Joyce Buck,
Katie Graham, Melvin B. Rod
gers, Fred Brauninger, Orville
W. French. Marguerite A. Owens,
Ralph Gadner, Icel Clark, Doro
thy Clark, Mr. ana Mrs. tire
stone and sons. Mrs. C. D. Still
well, Clyde Henderson, Ellen
Wahl, Mr. Chas. Wahl, Ted A.
Buck, Rov R. Nicoson, Vera
Brittaln, lsabelle Card, Rev. C.
E. Brittain, Bertha T. Sanders,
Eldon V. Sanders. James Sim
mons, Katherine Simmons, Mrs.
Jennie Amorde, Mr. and Mrs.
Hopper, Mr. and Mrs. Seal and
Mrs. Goodrich.
Upon Interview Mr. Gleason
remarked that he didn't think
he "was quite up to" another
fifty years of marriage as he Is
now 82, but he did believe that
25 more would be all right.
MISS ROSE SWARTZ AND
HER MOTHER ENTERTAIN
AT SHOWER PARTY
Miss Rose Swartz and her
mother. Mrs. W. G. Swartz, n
tertained at a delightful kitchen
shower party at their home at
810 Nebo in compliment to Do
lores Deane Augustus, who be
came the bride, Sept. 23, of Du
ane Lee Wilson.-
The table was very lovely with
a decorated cake carrying out the
colors of yellow and blue and
flanked by white tapers. Pastel
colored flowers were also used.
Gifts were presented to the
bride-elect from the hostesses
and from her mother, Mrs. H. R.
Augustus, her sister. Miss Connie
Augustus, and Donna Sandusky,
Rulh Davis. Margaret Davie, Lo
is Kiss. Mrs. Joseph Kiss. Mrs.
Fred Wilson, Carola Spackman,
Helen Marriot, Sue Brown and
Carol Wilson.
Everybody loves flowers
and everybody loves to
receive them. Choose
flower, as the perfect
Riff- . . . choose them
from us . . . always fresh
ly cut, fragrantly lovely.
The phon. number to re
member is 158.
LILLIE'S
FLOWER SHOP
819 Winchester Street
DUTCH MILL
1:00 Adm. 1.S0 per Couple
PUBLIC
DANCE
at the
EAGLES
Every Friday and
Saturday Nights
MRS, LESTER READ TO
E GUEST SPEAKER AT
WOMAN'S CLUB TUESDAY
The first fall meeting and
guest-day affair of the Roseburg
Woman's club will be held Tues
day, October 4, at the Methodist
church parlors with Mrs. Lester
Read of Eugene as the guest
speaker on the subject, "Garden-
II1K M IIUUUV.
Tin. XlmmA -. -1 . . ,k.
administrative staff at University
of Oregon. She has gardened as
noDDy ior - years ana ine
1 a at fcini mr ,ha tiaa luan .
licensed nurseryman. She is a
mrmwr oi ine uregon Associa-
tinn nf NitNpuman Dnl..
PhrvuHlluinxn '
Garden club, where she' is chair
man oi tne nero group, ana nas
" iii.i i . ji oi b i. 1 1 uuvrt
ihniv MrnmlHu, Ua knkhu V.
grown into a fine small business
auu ur Bprv-iaiifit-B in ine grow
ing oi line cnrysantnemyms. Her
hllshjinH ifl . railrv.t4 man Ck.
has two sons, one of whom is
marriea ana ine second son is a
senior in high school in Eugene.
She works in the P.-T.A., belongs
to several lodges and takes part
in numerous civic enterprises.
She recently made a commercial
exhibit for a five-day county fair.
Mr .T M Rni.lo. .1
dent of the Woman's club, re-
pons mat whether all women
care to garden or not, they are
one-hllnrlrpH ivmint in
beautifying their homes and gar-
urna. me program committee
feels especially fortunate in se
curing Mrs. ft part th ,.,.
speaker for this first fall meeting.
mi-, tan t-iummer, music
chairman, will present Mrs. W.
Sherman PlimDton. talpniH nUn.
1st, as guest artist on the pro-
5io.ni. mrs. lYennem rora, Mrs.
ames Joyce and Mrs. Earl
Bleile Will hl rhilrm.. .U-
hostess committee, assisted bv
nfriH - i .i . ... .
,,u uunion oi ine club.
Tea will be served at the close
of the program. Yearbooks will
be distributed and dues are pay
able at this meeting. All mem
bers are urged to attend and are
asked to bring guests.
O. A. V. AUXILIARY
HAS INTERESTING
MEETING MONDAY
D. A. V. auxiliary. Dean Per
rine unit No. 9, met Monday eve
ning at the Del Rey cafe with
Commander Wulf, presiding. It
was voted to give $5 to the polio
emergency fund. Plans were dis
cussed for a rummage sale to be
held at the Episcopal parish hall
on East Cass street, Saturday,
Oct 8. Members and friends hav
ing donations are asked to bring
them to the parish hall Friday
night or telephone Mrs. Wulf at
the Del Rey cafe. A social hour
followed the meeting.
The next meeting will be Mon
day. October 10, in the evening
at the Del Rey at Winchester.
The Commander requests all
members to be present Refresh
ments will be served.
PATCH AND CHAT
CLUB MEETS AT FINDLAY
HOME THURSDAY EVENING
Asters and other fall flowers
formed the attractive decorations
used by Mrs. Thomas Flndlay
Thursday evening, when she en
tertained the Patch and Chat club
at her home on the Keasey road.
Mrs. Ruby Blood was a guest
and members enjoving the eve
ning with Mrs. Findlay were:
Mrs. D. W. Keasey. Mrs. C. J.
Bradley, Mrs. E. G. Trozelle, M.
Verrell, Mrs. Darley Ware, Mr.
Gordon Ware, Mrs. E. R. Buck
ingham. Mrs. C. R. Bartlett, Mrs.
J. N. Boor and Mrs. Curtis Cal
kins. Following the social hour Mrs.
Findlay, assisted bv Mrs. Bart
lett. served delicious refresh
ments. The next meeting will be
the evening of October 13 at the
home of Mrs. D. W. Keasey.
MISS PRINCEN IS
HOSTESS TO SUNSHINE
CLUB ON THURSDAY
The Northside Sunshine club
was delightfully entertain
ed Thursday afternoon by Miss
Bernardine Princen at her home
on Chad wick street. Mrs. W. O.
Patterson, president, conducted
the business session and $5 was
voted to be given to the polio
emergancy fund.
Games were plaved with Mrs
George Frew winning the prize.
At the tea hour. Miss Princen.
assisted by her mother, served
delicious refreshments to: Mrs.
Elvira Recla, Mrs. William Stie
wig, Mr. Lucia Ingles. Mrs. W.
i O. Patterson, Mrs. M. Sorv, Mrs.
George Frew and Mrs. Phil Hart.
The place of the October 13th
j meeting will be announced later.
j DOUGLAS COURT
MEMBERS ATTEND
RECEPTION IN EUGENE
i Willamette Court, in Eugene,
Order of Amaranth, honored
Frank Scobert of Eugene, Sup
reme Royal Patron of the Order
of Amaranth, at a recent recep
tion, wniun was anenaea oy the
following from Douglas Court :
Mrs. T. W. Bernard, Mrs. Lola
Stanley and Mr. and Mrs. Tho
mas C. Scott. A large number
of Grand officers were in attend
ance. ! Mrs. L. G. Twohy, Grand press
I publicity chairman for the Ordpr,
attended Ionic Court No. 1, off
icial visit of grand officers in
Portland recently. Grand Royal
Matron, Edna Manning and
Grand Royal Patron, Earl Bee
son, paid their official visit to
the court.
Announcing Change of Hours
On Sundays, Open at 10 a. m. for that
Sunday morning breakfast.
Also serving those good pan-fried chicken m PA
dinners, complete for lJV
Special steaks and
sea food dinners
with French fries.
Phyllis Cafe
en Garden Valley Rood
Where You Set tha Most For tha Least
Weekday Hours: ( in to t p.m. Except Mondays
SUTHERLIN LADY LIONS
RECEIVE CHARTER AT
IMPRESSIVE AFFAIR
Sutherlin's Lady Lions Thurs
day night were presented their
charter by State President Dor
othy Kuratll during an impres
sive candlelight ceremony con
ducted by the Roseburg Lady Li
ons. Approximately 80 Sutherlin art!
Roseburg Uons and Lady Lions
were In attendance for the chart
er presentation night held in the
Sutherlin Grange hall.
Installed were the first group
of officers, including Mrs. Earl
Thatcher, president; Mrs. Goose
Marden, vice-president; Mrs. Al
Stanley, secretary; Mrs. Frieda
Pfaender, treasurer: Mrs.' Bill
Crowell and Mrs. Ralph Thrift,
directors, and Mrs. Connie Smith,
Lion trainer.
Mrs. Phil Harth, Roseburg,
serving as toast mistress, intro
duced the following: State Presi
dent Mrs. Kuratli and State Sec
retary Jean Bowman, both of
Hillsboro; Past State President
Mrs. Pete Motschenbacher and
Mr. Motschenbacher: Past State
Secretary Mrs. Don Helllwell and
Mr. Helllwell: Forrest Losee,
District Governor of 36E. and
Mrs. Losee.
Also introduced were the Rose
burg Lady Lions officers and
their husbands.
The welcome was given bv the
Sutherlin Lady Lions president,
Mrs. Thatcher, and the response
by Mrs. Buckley Bell, Roseburg
Lady Lions president.
Short talks were given bv Mrs.
Kuratll. Mrs. Losee; Sutherlin Li
ons President Bill Crowell and
Roseburg Lions President Dr.
James E. Campbell.
Mrs. Motschenbacher conduct
ed the Installation ceremony.
Each of the new officers, as well
as the visiting state and Rose
burg lady officers, were present
ed flame corsages.
The candlelight installation cer
emony was conducted by Mrs.
Losee, with Mrs. Bell and Mrs.
Bruce Elliott assisting. The chart
er was presented to Mrs. That
cher by Mrs. Kuratll, and It was
signed by each of the charter
members.
Mrs. Kuratll said this was the
first club chartered since she
took office. She announced she
was going on to Ashland to con
duct a charter night service for
ine new Lay uons of Talent.
All pins were provided the new
members bv the Sutherlin I I
club.-Mrs. Bell; on behalf of the
nuseourg uay Lions, presented
Mrs. Thatcher a gavel.
Purple and gold colors were
carried out in the table and room
decorations. Autumn leaves and
fall flowers were also used. On
the decorations committee were
Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Juanlta Hoi
gate, Mrs. Connie Smith and Mrs.
Lockie Thompson..
MU CHAPTER 141
INTERESTING MEETING
WEDNESDAY EVENING
Mrs. Harrison R. Winston a.id
Mrs. Dal ten H. .Tnno ,,.
eSSeS tO Mil rhintar tlat. Ct
Phi Wednesday evening at the
iiuine oi ine iormer, at Which
time plans were made for the
preferenclal tea for Mu and XI
chapters to be held Sunday, Oct
ober 2, from 3:30 to 5:30 at the
home of Mrs. Wayne Crooch,
1127 Harvard.
The model meettno- una mh.
ducted by Mrs. Wayne. Crooch.
neuui ts were given ana e a c n
member pa vp a Hpfinitinn n
quotation of Happiness.
Guest pledges present were
Mrs. Henry Darby, Mrs. Harold
Jokela. Mrs. Herman Matisoff,
Mrs. Rov fitoin Mr, r:
Crocker, Mrs. Knute Kershncr,
Mrs. Daniel Dlmick, Mrs. Ben
jamin o. Durresne, Mrs. Edwin
Wyatt, Mrs. William Semmler,
Mrs. Rruee Hetrirlc jinrt Mr. Tri
Schultz.
Members enjoying the evening
with Mrs. Winston and Mrs.
Mrs. jack p. Bathrick, Mrs,
Wayne frnswh Mt-a r-laln LT
Allen, Miss Mary Peterson, Mrs!
Mary BiacK, Mrs. carl wassom
and Mrs. James Finlay.
Lovely refreshments were
server! hv Mrs Wimtnn mnA Mrt
Jones. The next meeting will be
weanesqay, uciooer 3, at eight
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Carl
Wassom, 71 S. Pine street
THETA RHO GIRLS
CLUB HAS MEETING AND
PLANS FALL ACTIVITIES
Alpha Zeta Theta Rho Girls
club met Tuesday evening at the
hall with president, Janet Harp
ham, and vice-president, Betrv
Reid, in their stations. Plan's
were made for fall activities of
the club.
The club will meet at a six
fifteen o'clock pot luck supper
next Tuesday evening at the I
O. O. F. hall. The regular bus
iness meelint will follow at
seven-thirty o'clock.
FLOOt SANDING
FINISHING
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FINISHING
EsHmotM
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And why not top It off
with our delicious
home made pie?
It's our specially.
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Looking forward to a disenchanted evening of staying at home?
Take courage when we tell you that the fine entertainment Is to
be had on your radio beginning at six with "Quick as Flash"
when Staats Cotsworth, radio's "Casey, Crime Photographer" is
guest-detective during the show's mystery quiz. At 7, we've sched
uled an hour-long comedy-hit, "Three Men on a Horse," by John
C. Holm and George Abbott. The story Involves a Milquetoast
character who picks winning horses as a hobby and ends up
with every bookie plaguing him. Tune In the "Happy Valley
Cowboys" at 8 . . . "Lombardo Land USA" at 8:30 . . . and
the "Wrestling Parade" direct from the Roseburg armory, be
ginning at 9:30.
SUNDAY LINEUPi Mystsry-mystsry-mysts'ry beginning
with "Tha House of Mysttry" at en p. m., whan "Ths Book
of tha Dead" titles the spook-hunting session. At 1:30, a hyp
natist two murders and an entranced girl background the
"Martin Kane" adventure. "True Detective Mysteries" will re
late the story of tha Chicago Cowboy at 2:30 , , . and at
3:30 "Nick Carter" tackles tha "Case of tha Obsolete Broker."
The Sunday "Secret Missions" broadcast at six p. m., will be
a repeat of a "Secret Missions" broadcast aired last December 12,
In which narrator Admiral Ellis M. Zacharias revealed that he
had confidential information that the Russians had detonated an
atomic bomb behind the iron curtain. In view of the announcement
by President Truman last week regarding the detonation of an
atomic bomb by. the Russians, Admiral Zacharias has decided
to repeat last year's broadcast which contained the date of ex
plosion, the scientists involved and the names of high-placed Rus
sian officials who witnessed the event. (Sunday: 6 to 6:30 p. m.)
Mel Pernell, pitcher for the Boeton Red Sox, visits "Twenty
Queetions" at S Sunday night . . . followed by Walter Wlnchell
at S:30, and Hollywood news-shots provided by eolumnist
Louella Parsons at S:4S'.
KRNR
Mutual Broadcasting System
1490 on Your Dial
REMAINING HOURS TODAY
8 0(t Frank Hemingway.
3 IS Music.
93fr Melody Mountain Boy.
t oo Quick at Flaah.
25 John B Kennedy.
63ft Sporta Pag.
6:35 MuBlP.
6 40 Local Nawa.
6 45 Mu i.e.
7:00 Lombardo Land VBA.
T to Music.
8:00 Happy Valley Cowhoya.
t .TO Barna at Hit Orch.
900 Newg.
915 Dink Ttmplton.
9:30 Wreatllni Parada.
10:30 Dane Orch.
1100 Cut 10 Muale.
11:30 Sign Off.
BIN DAT. OrTOBFB S. ltt.
B OO Bark to God .Hour.
8:30 Vote of Prophecy.
900 Radio Btblc ClaaK
0 .10 Lutheran Hour.
10 00 Newt.
10:15 Organ Concert.
10 TO Music.
10:45 Momenta of Devotion.
1100 Church Services
12 00 Mulc
12:15 David Rosa.
12:30 Matter Radio Canary
12:45 National Newi.
1:00 House of Mvitery.
1:30 Martin Kane, Private Bye,
2 00 The Shadow
1 30 True DvJecttv Myateriea.
3:00 Ray Bloch ft-eaentt.
3:30 Nick Carter. Matter DttacUva,
4:00 Charlta Splvak Orch.
4:30 Family Theater.
5:00 Laymen a Hour.
5 30 Can You Top Thli?
6:00 Secret MUtoni.
6:30 Shetlah Graham.
6:45 Twin Viewa of tha Newt.
T:00 Take A Number.
7:30 Roy Roger Show.
8:00 Twenty Oueatlnna.
6:30 Walter Wlnchell.
6:4.1 Louella Parwma.
9:00 Newt.
915 Memorable Muale.
6:30 American Legion.
.9 45 Church of the Ooen Blbl.
10 no Muale of Manhattan.
10:30 Rum Morgan Orch.
11:00 Sign Off.
TOMORROW
ROY
MUFF.-
SMOKY MT. BOYS AND GIRLS
"SMOKY MT. MELODY"
AND
ilsrrfng
PAT O'BRIEN ROBERT RYMt"
BARBARA HALE
DEAN STOCKWELL s "Tta Bo
TONIGHT
"G-MEN''
and
"GREEN PROMISE"
JH illLJU DON'T
(TTTTTtA teuwhy
TURNED
MONDAY, OCTOI.EE I, 1949
600 Sunriaa Serenade,
615 Newa.
6 20 Mu ale.
630RlM tt Shine.
6 45 County Altnt.
7.00 Hemingway.
715 Breakfast Gang.
T JO Music.
7 45 Local Newa,
70 Music.
gno Mutir for You.
6 M Modern Home.
' 6 45 Rusa Morgan Orch.
900 Wally'a Coffee Tima.
915 Book of Bargaina.
9 30 Man About Town.
9 40 Musical Interlude.
9 50 Shopperi Guide,
1000 Newa.
10:15 Gospel Singers.
10 30 Say it with Muale.
10.45 Art Baker.
U:0O Ladlei Tint.
11:30 Queen for a Day,
12:00 Music for Noon
12 15 Sporta page of the Atr.
12:25 MubIc
12:40 Local Newi.
12:45 National Newt.
12:55 Market Report.
1:00 Man on tha Street
1:15 Party Line.
2:00 Aiainst the Storm,
2:30 Requeat Show.
3:00 Hoedown Party,
3 15 School Show,
3:30 MuaiC.
3 45 Music.
4 00 ruiion t-ewle Jr.
4:15 Hemingway.
4 30 Local Loan Show.
4 45 Newa.
5 00 Tip it Tunea.
5 15 Music
5 30 Tom Mix.
e 00 Sewing Machine Center.
6:15 Mutual NewareeL
6:30 Sporta Pale.
eas Music.
6 40 Local Newa.
6:451 Hear the Southland Singing.
W Bill Henry. .
700 Dick Hayme't.
7:15 Sammy Kaye Show.
7 30 The Claeo Kid
8 00 Let Georia Do It
8 30 You Name It.
8:45 Bob Eberle Show.
8 55 Johnny Desmond.
900 Newa.
9:15 Newa.
9 15 Hi Neighbor.
9 30 Scandinavian Melody Time,
9 45 Fulton Lewll, Jr.
10:00 Murder by Expert.
10 30 Campua Salute.
11:00 Cuts to Mualc.
TirnnAT. OCTORES 4, 1949.
600 Sunriaa Serenade.
6 15 Newa.
630- MubIc
630 Rise thing.
I JTSHOWS
S:40 p. m.
Sat. Oct. 1, 1949 Tha Nawt-kavlow, Rotaburf, Ore. . S
FRED J. CORNELL
CELEBRATES EIGHTIETH
I0TH0AY AT DINNER
Fred J. Cornell celebrated his
eightieth birthday at a most en
joyable dinner party arranged by
his daughter, Mrs. J. W. Bow
man, at his home on South Main
street Saturday evening. Fall.
Ilowers and a birthday cake dec
orated the table. Birthday gt(U
were presented to Mr. Cornell.
Covers were placed lor Mr. and
Mrs. F. J. Cornell, their son, Carl
Cornell; Mrs. Ada Cox of Pontiac,
Mich., Mrs. Louise Napier, Mr.
and Mrs. John E. Jones, Mr. and
Mrs. George Cluck and Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Bowman.
Mr. Cornell enjoys excellent
health. and states he is looking
forward to many more blrthdavs.
Durlne the evening Mrs. Cox
showed motion picture films she
nad taken.
WORLD COMMUNITY DAY
PLANNED BY COUNCIL
FOR NOVEMBER TH
The Roseburg Council of Chur
ch Women will observe World
Community Day. November 4th
at one-thirty o'clock at the First
fresbyternn cnurcn. according
to an announcement made by the
president Mrs. Thomas Coates.
All women of all churches i n
Douglas county are urged to at
tend. Father Alfred Tyson, of S t .
George's Episcopal church, will
be the speaker. Rev. Willis V.
Erickson. pastor of Faith Luth
eran church, will present vocal
solos and will lead ine group
singing. '
Following the service, the wo
men of the Presbyterian church
will serve tea.
T:00 Hcmlnewa.
V:1S Brrakfa.l Cnf.
7:30 Breakfast G.ns-
T:4A Local N.wi.
.7:5 Mumlc.
8.00 Haven Of Rett
B 30 Modern Horn.
B:tt Novaltm.-
e.oo Wallv'i Coffa. Time.
8:1S Mum it Muttc.
8:30 Man About Town.
8:40 Muilral Interlude.
8 .TO Shoppar's Guide.
10 oo Newa.
10 13 Sweatwood Serenade.
10:30 6ay It with Muale.
10:43 Art Baker.
11:00 Ladlea Flrat
11 30 Queen for e Day.
12 ou Muttc at Noon.
1213 Sporta Pas. of the Air.
12 23 Music.
12 40 Local Newa.
12 43 National Newa.
12 33 Market Reports.
1:00 Man on tha Street
1:13 Listen to Lelbert.
t:30 Standard School Broadcast.
2 00 Against tha Storm.
a 30 Request Show.
8:00 Hoedown Party.
3:13 School Show.
3:30 Music.
3:43 David Rosa
4:00 rulton Lewis, Jr.
4.13 Hemlnfway.
4 30 Local Loan Show.
4:43 Music.
5 ou Straight Arrow.
3.10 Captain Midnight.
6:00 Cavalcade of Safety.
8:13 Mutual Newareal.
6:30 Sporta Page.
6:33 Musical Interlude.
6 40 Local Newa. '
6 431 Hear the Scarthland fliujlnt.
6. VI Bill Henry.
7 00 Frank Purdy.
7:13 Music you Remember.
7 30 Behind the Mayor Desk.
7:43 Music.
B OO Box IS.
8 30 jovln Jamboree.
BOO News.
e is Ruth & Judy
8:30 Guest Star.
8 43 Fulton Lewla. Jr. (
10:00 Gregory Hood. ,
10:30 Rusa Morgan's Orch.
11:00 Cue to Musle.
TWKOBROW
2 DAYS ONLY
i m east MfW . af
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OfUn ImitaUd
, . . ntvtr tqualltd
. . . Paramount'!
masttupitct of tp
tacit, romance and
action . . . tht story
of Kentucky's blood
iest feud warl
m "THE TRAIL OFTHE
Starrlnf GJoT
ftiO SYLVIA HINIY f
MmHORRAY.- SIDNEY- FONDA Wm
Ends Tonight "STREETS OF LAREDO"
CLUB MEMBERS SURPRISE
MRS. E. E. LYDA JR., WITH
GALLOPING BREAKFAST
Members of the newly organ
ized Lazy Daisy Sewing club
surprised Mrs. E. E. Lyda. Jr.,
with a galloping breakfast, when
they called at her attractive
home on Sunset Lane Tuesday
morning at eight-thirty o'clock.
The fun of these galloping par
ties is that they are gotten up on
the spur of the moment and the
guests go in housecoats and
house dresses. The person thev
call on serves the breakfast and
Is not allowed to serve anything
that is not already iri the home.
Surprising Mrs. Lyda were
Mrs. A. F. Mitchell, Mrs. Leo
Wilkerson, Mrs. Floyd Otterson,
Mrs. L. W. Pittam. Ms. Monty
Glover and Mrs. M. C. Smith.
Hi0
TODAY AND
SUNDAY
and LASH LoRUI
"SON OF A BADMAN"
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