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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1940. TWO News of4-H $CLUBS The ('i)iu Colli enterlniiiors of Iiosebuig gave a delightful pro gram nt tin; (ilendale school house Tnursuay evening, i un music, muffle, lap dancing, and vocal num bers were, greatly enjoyed hy nil attending. May we take (his op portunity to express our grateful n jjf j-(f;Jutifii to Mr. Mr it tf m and all Of ItlH f'lltCM'tHHUMH (or their CO-Upei'liUon. jiaic Heads of American Legion Auxiliary Visitors in Roseburg (Hy Hetty Anuu Matthews) The "Siltch ami Chnl" Hub mem hers enjoyed strawberry tee cream ii ml rcfrigeralor cookies Thui-sd.tv. Joyce Hartley IiiiiI baked the cookies dhriug the itooti hour as a part of her other 4-M prnjeci. The girls deinonslrnied different kinds ol' slltches for roll rail. During Instructions Mrs. Hartley heljied each icl rl with 1 he article on which she ivhh sewing. Plans were made for the exhibit to he displayed at (he HprhiK fair. After the iustruc tioim lor next week'H meeting were given, the girla played outdoor games. (Hy. H(d Multhews) Another tent watt given In the ff ft . , rfM 1 Mri. William Horfall Hubert Good- I Around the County Yoncalia Ktate officers of I lie American Legion Auxiliary with guests of I'mpqua unit Monday. The visi tors included Mrs. William Hoih ritll. MarKhfield, department presi ilent; Mrs. Iluhert A. Coode, Port land, dcpai tmcni vice preKiilt'iii : Mrs. Vern A. Whilcnmb. Portland, depart meat Hocrctary, mid Mis. Ruby Mergsvik, Salem, department Trei llelpeiH" over most of I he I chairman of A ricauism and Clrl work they tune had ho tar. l-.ach member took a tree ami told its scientific name, how to positively State ropresentatlv The guests lulled at tin huh Ineiliiy during the day veter- identliv It, how many yearn the i were entertained there at an lifter cones lake to mature, what lift noon lea. tine In, and any other interesting special meellng incta aimui n, ieo imuning. cuu ton Atterhury, and Jack thinly were appointed for next week'H program committee. Ice cream, furnished by tin- leader, Mr. South wick, ended tin evening. (Hy Joyce Hartley) "The Hreakfast ClialleiHM of HeiiHon xchool had Ki'iipe juice and HamlwichcH lor lunch al their meet Inn hint week. They have learned what it taken o make a whole rome lunch aa well at the many IhfiittH thai fio for makiim koik lireakfantH. "Three typiB of Hand wIcheH were meat, vi'ceiahle, ami Hweet. Thi'y were judged for evi'ii neKH of hutlcrini; and lillinK. I'or roll call the Kioiip cliiHsilled the different mindwfcheB an to value fin fuel. reKiiliilory, or body build inff iiialll!efl. A lest on Hie lahle meiiHtireH and abbreviations, nml liiKtniclion for exhibiting will he a part of our meeiiiiK next week, w h Ich cloHea our project I or t h Ih year. lly Hhoila Kiulih) The "Sew and So" -1 11 club of CamuH Valley wenl on a hike and picnic ror the last meeting, gathered some wild flowers (lined nn Hiiiulw b hen, kofdad of Cmpmia unit waH held Moiubty night ujion call of Mih. M. I(. liichards, .ieHf dent. lull In) Ion ceremoiileH were conducted for three new meinheiH, Mm. John S. CoINhh, Margaret X. JohiiHoti and Mih. M. II. Shook. The vlHitfiiK inicerH Hpoke brief ly on the work of the auxiliary, af ter which rcfreHhmenlH were nerv ed. The women are making their official vIhIIh to the lu" milts of Hpending today In (IrantH Jhhh, f eiinliiiiient tit Vnticnlbi. I A good many canes of chicken pox are reported. One of the. latest in . AIihh mine iiiimiiB, Jn io having a very hard attack of the diHeawe. I The I'ine Moiiulain Lumber Co. 'started Hawing ugain Tuesday uft- er a bchhoii of inactivity. VONCALLA. April 3". Mia. Hay' Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge Coilln-y Morin returned home tills week Flopped Saturday to greet fi'lendn alter Hpeinling a couple of weeks nn Main Htreet. while on their w;iy In Noll, called there by the Illnes l' Knsviiu for a init with their of her mother, Mih. KdwiirilH. boiis. The (iodfreya have been liv- MIhh K. ilrodle returned to her ing In Hawaii Tor the hint three home In San Jone Saturday after yearn and are glad to be home Hpending two weeks here with rein again. .Mr. (Jodfrey wan S. I. agent live. (here lor a good many years and MlHHes I orothy ami Marin Kdes Mrs. Ocdlrey was local manager of of Kngene and Ming Virgiuiii Ho- the Myrtle theater. Iln and Haroid Kdes of Culp creek i 1 Hpenl Si.nd.iy at Hie parental (Jeorge Kilen Inline. Mr. and Mm. ThoinaH Woods of Iteddlug. Calif., viHitcd at the Vlme Applegate home recently. Mr. and Mm. I'hil Huntington of Mamhfield Hpent the week-end visiting at the Hugh Warner home. Marvin Ilelland of Hosebum , , 'she haw been employed for Heveral J, I juuen, u M.'ii-ni'iiunnc from Willa met te university, spoku Mrs. Vern A. Whitcomb the auxiliary In Oregon. They arc Mas" lor spring plant lug. Jose phine Wright explained how var ious local shrubs should he prun ed. The- remainder of the report. -i will b egiven at the next ineeliaK'. Jean iMincan Is a new member to our club. We decided to Use I he song "We're Here fur Kuu" as our club song. Some of I he lime wis speni in working on our hciiio hooks. Valuable fnslructlons were given by our local leader. Mrs. I'.M Snyder, as to ihe method of arranging pictures In our books. All members are planning to exhi bit al the spring fair in Caiu'o.i ville. Mr. Mill, leader of the Wood crallers I oreshy club, mei indlvl I uallv w Ith some of the member s Wo i hist week and gave litem ;is.-t:-t-We iiuce mid advice as In iheir ebl- tls. All of Ihe exhibits are be- rookles. and sauerkraut and wien-' ginning to take shape and will lie were Joyce Millings, l'erlie .lobe. Wayne Phillips. Huih Stoiite, Vera Tliompson, l.eia Mae I Irani, I lon ;i Id Cot kef urn. Lavon Mm in, Carl Wittmeyer, Vera s eai litgen. Wan da .(ones, Venola Marsll, Albert i Palmer, Mary Kingery. Watiila Svvea riii gen and Hill Wittmeyer. em. Pictures were taken al all limes of the hike. We ucut wad ing in Haltle Creek when we reach ed the end of our trip. Mrs. Sfegel. club leader; Marilyn Maker. Jeanne Moore. LoIh Tanker uley, Khode Smith all participated, (iniievii Huntley and Marie Siegel were liotionMl guests. (leneva Huntley liclp.-ii In our play "Midnight In (ioose Hollow Hiaveyard." ready for the'spring fair .Tpe members ol the Clrls Cock ink club and of the Hachelor li.-tk-ers have hern bunding to iheir lo cal leader, Josephine Wright, re cord bonks and cards, which v ill complete (heir projects. The fiu.il meetings for both the clubs will b. held In the near Inline RHS Seniors Nominate for Student Body Heads Hy KJ.AINK KKTT Hie Snappy Stitciiem I II club , " , , of Henson schoid met a( Ihe lituue i Nominations were made Monday ol Mnrv Peterson Wednesday i til v at (he Kosebuig senior "Hod HlesH America" was sunn 1 high school ror next year's student and the rlub yell was ghen. J'Ihim lidy oiii.'em. The names will be were m.ide lor a hike after the posted tor two weeks and 1 hen will spring lair. Pat Clenn tnhl about j he voted upon by the entire Mu summer school, which several girls ideal body. Those nominated were: are planning Id nlteinl. Itefiesh- i President: Jim I'inlay. Hoy Mice, menls were served. I Charles Meekley, Waller Hun h, Kd Sutherlin Melrose MRI.IIOSK, April Mr. and .Mrs. Iteed Harber and family mov ed last Saturday to Kant liouglas street in Kosebuig. Th'-y have r- t sided on the Hawkins place at Kl garose tor the past three years. Miss Alice Hue. -.bind recently re the KlgaiOBe Hehool Thursday, May 2. and will h enjoyed by Mel rose school. Cleveland school, Syl inwii v;;!!;.y c;.l:or;! nr! KH''r'", Miss Alice Horrlttgton of Rosa burg is assisting Mm. C. It. Holm (juist with her household duties. Mrs. May Kate returned to her home at Kiddle the first of the week, after spending several days visiting her son-in-law and daugh ter. Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Honebrake. . H. I lass of Uiliard spent several days this week taking census at Melrose, He planned to go from Melroseto Callahan Trail district tlie first of Ihe week. Jim Howard recently purchased a new Fordson tractor from a Koseh ng dealer. Days Creek before the student body of V. II. S. Friday morning. Dr. McKai'-: reports the arrival of a U lb. son to Mr. ami Mrs. Jean Hodlrey or Sulherlin, Friday, April I'M h. Mr. and Mrs. Harold lingers of Marshl ichl spent the week-end vislllug at Ihe Have Ungcm home. months. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Long, who have been employed at the Wallace gravel plant near Astoria, ppent the last v.eek-eml at thfir home at ( leveiand. and left Monday for in ffii itpriiiKH mountain oeiween PAYS CKKKK. April lid. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Sumner of prain stopped here Wednesday after noon for a short visit with Mrs. Sumner's hrother. Vernon Iledifer. They w ere enroute home from Kla math Falls whore they had been guests at the home of their son and dnughter-in law. Mr. and Ma Ceril Sumner, former residents of ibis vicinity. Jack Catlike, (. c. Hill. Karl Sumner and K. A. Moore attended a meeting of (be Kosebuig Jiod and Cun club. Tuesday evening. Airs. John Nutter and son. Jun ior, of (Hauls Pass have been ning. Mr. Perdue, who has oeen seriously ill is reported to be some what Improved, Mr. and Mrs. Cordon Liar aim daughter, Sharon, weru uei" gnosis Saturday evening ai me homo of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hrock. Mrs. Ivan Welch. Mrs. imii uoin. Mr. and Mm. Cecil Connor and daughter. Judith Ann. Parley oun- ion. Pun Taylor, jw. .-v. Frank Wooster were among those going to Kosebnrg Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. cnanes louui ..u daugnter. lhai'lotie, were visum. In Itosehurg at the homo oi m- Collln'tj brother-in-law and sisie.. Mr. and Mrs. iieryl Insciio. mi. Collins is receiving medical at tention for an infection in his leg w bile t here. BRAND'S AFTER THE SHOW SANDWICHES FOUNTAIN DANCING Brand's on the Highway Open till 1 a. m. COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. D. B. Bubar 116 No. Jackson Camas Valley CAMAS VAU.F.V. April IID.-Mr. and .Mrs. Philip Packard ami family ba e moved iroi.i the llarnison Wakeiieltl mill settlement to the lurge bouse on Jim Combs plat they will be employed In another one of Wallace's Rrnvel plants. They were accompanied by their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Long, who will also b- employed al the same place. Mrs. Mildred Scheriner mid two children of Yreka. California, ar rived Tuesday in response lo a tele gram calling her here to be with her mother, Mrs, C. ,1. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair have also, who Is critically ill al Mercy hos moved from near the mill to (he. piial. small house on Ihe Itichter prop-1 It. P. Finley of I.oa Angeles re- riy on the county road. cenily purchased Ihe ep'hly-acre Medford and Klanmlh Falls, where spending several d'tys at the hoim or .Mrs. .Minors parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry liaehor. Mr. Harbor who Is employed at the Steamboat ccc camp, was at home during tho week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Connor. Miss Mildred and Miss Gerald'.ne Spore and Noel Welch enjoyed a wiener roast Saturday evening. Mr. ami Mm. Pelhert Poole. Miss K.lna Mae Poole and l-.'dward Hurr made a trip to Crater lake Sunday. They report that though there was approximately ten feet of snow there the weather was warm. I much in evidence. Mr. ami .Mm. Irvin Crihbins at-'farm belonging to P.- P. Pavis in sno',s u"" tended to business matters in Co- West Melrose, located on the Flour quille Friday. t noy ailey road. Mr. Finley lias Ml- M,-U f'llfll-ll.d IL.t-nnWIil .,1 ul.. l-.bi... t.,.i-t, in,. ..-ill n.Aw.'.i tt... .'-.ui'i ihniH i,..Li,..i.'i i... ..uJiUi.i i .'....nii .i .....! Sherman goods to Kosebnrg Saturday. They hy bis son-fii-law and daughter, have rented Iheir place lo Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Pavis, who have re Mrs. F. (!. I -Inane, recently from sided on I lie place for several Washington. Air. Ilaase went after ( years are moving to Calitornia his fai iily and household goods where he has purchased u small ihe last of the week and intended farm. lo move into ihe Keyuolds house on i Mrs. A. S. Anderson and her Sunday. He jaa been employed lor daughters. Mrs. Agnes Smith. Miss Mtiie time at a small lumber iniU Kluora and Miss Helen Anderson, down Ihe ca.iyon below Hie valley, i reinrneii io their home Monday Atlhur llrown visited for a shorl 'from Situ Piego. Mis. Smith's home time Tuesday evening at the home is In San Piego, ami Mrs. Ander of Ins son and daughter-in-law, Mr. 'son and her other daughters have and Mrs. Koss Hrown. Paler he spent Ihe winter there. They all blouses belli' Chore wore nl- j so many eases of severe sunburn observed. Short ridgo and son, Clifton, of Lorraine were guests during l he week-end at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Henry PeWald Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Moore and daughter. Miss Nellie, nml pons Leon and Jim. were Kosebnrg vis itors Tuesday afternoon. They were accompanied by Heorg"? Meaty of Wilbur w ho ret m ned home alter having been guest at the Moore home for several da vs. Mr. and Mrs. Kllon Jackson and family, who have been maklnj iheir home in Canyonvillo for soim ASK THIS QUESTION WHEN YOU BUY A TRACTOR 9How much experience has the manufacturer? A The "Caterpillar" track-type Tractor is backed by a manufacturer with over 34 years' experrence buildmg track-type tractors. . All this time Caterpillar Tractor Co. and its prcde cessors have had but one aim to help western farmers solve the'r problems by furnishing them with sure-footed, dependable power. Drop in and we'll answer this question more fully. This is the eighth of a series discussing important points in selecting tractor power. DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Go-op. Exch. ROSEBURG, OREGON Wedliesdny a ineHjug vhh held at Ihe home of Hlldegarde Koe. bind. After a rcmilnr business meeifne. reirexhments were serv ed by Ihe hostess to (he member I liter Leln WIImii:. L'vaiiiMdine Feyeili'sen, Alga Moon. MflrV Pelersoii. IHIdeganle Koseluud and Klaine Felt wenl lo the mnic of Put Clenn and presented her wPh a bil l Inlay gifl. Hrvani: secretary: Helen Johnson, Athalle Taylor. Pat Clenn. Carolyn Cordon ; treasurer: lleryl Caskey. MaMne Hailey, Anlia Yn:ng. Klea nor Mortimer, Fred Vedder; junior ice-president : Anita Young. Sam Shoemaker, Marian Chun h. Pat McC hillock, Maixe Cordon: sopho- 1 more vice presideul : I Wimber- , ly. Harold Cai-y. lleity Shore. Kuth Ana Kuhl. (ierald Penney; set geant al arms: I.an v t Auder.-on. Karl Wiard. Harold Km.selle. Sam iTimlall. lioldon Armstrong. Typing Awards Made at Yoncalia High YUNC.VI.I.A. pril awards were given lo Ih ! Ing pupils tin ii tic the i hiotilhlv strdeiil body I held recently : ping ! Wlieelrl. Noi lll.'t Hill ll C ping folio v regular Mclini:. I. Thelma k. I '..,, I.I ny vikcinia ltusKi.rsi) The "Plan and Plain" liose and Flower Ciinlen I II lull of Itni son school met last TueMlay at the ' home of the leader. Mm. Kosellllld. j A field meeting was held :il which . the members leiirtied lo recoKtitX'1 little plHiils. II wits demoiistraied how (o senarale chrvsani heiunin plants for pbintinu. Pltlereni kind- ' nf plants w ere d Mr Mailed :nnng the members ir home planting 1 The nexl meeting be lield I I iiesday n( Ihe boine ol Mrs. Se hern tor a joini session with her sewing club. The two group", -ire going to learn club nnd palriolic song. Hy JOSKPmNF, WKIC1IT The Flower iJioxmms nf tin' Pav- Creek school held iheir third meet ing Moiidttv Kidl call was anwc, mI b each nieuiliei leillmr some thing ol Intei (-si eonccrnli't: flow ers Rlld I lower crowing Maijoiie Wright told about t low el s w e should idant to n lit a in ehtbi( blooms Site bad a i hal t idling ap proximately when each Howe-: would bloom It planted How Alire Map Welch lold ;.".v illmh shollbl In separated hi lot e idnnl Ing. An inleii-sting talk on Mflli- Covkeratn : minors. Lois Hii.nl: of Is or (letting Kid ol AphU" v t I seniors. Nam Madd.-n. I'hm ilia given hy Mildred Snore. Viob- Tin pin and Hill Wlttinever. Colli Sim'l.e on "Sep -h-mIio'i H. (m llie tret ;. 1 1 )" im - r.dl ('ot heiani and Lee Madden: l ping I II. Klliert Kmue. v. :nna Phillips. !l'tiscilla Turpin. Itellv Until Kruse. j l;.r Knigeiy. Albeit Palmer, and I W.'iuda Jones. I Mi Park preenti-.l basketball letlr-is lo the tollowing ni-'ml'et of his lea-i. Howaid Apple. ate ; j Junior Poild. Stewart M.nhe-. Pill! j Wittnn vev. Ma Podd. Alte.t Pal- I i tner. Kill Cross. Noi iu;ni Mam. ! Wa.Mle Kl. e and Lien Co The iioiior roll lor the l,i.i m j 'weeks Michtded. Heshineti; IVarlie' Julie. Wavtie Phillips and Vera j Thompson: soidiomoi i-s. Iteiiy (.on 'itradtoid. l.eia Mae Mvanl, Ponld SCTIIKKLIN. April :t.- Lloyd Smith, a loriiier resident of Suilii i I1 11, but now of Port laud, w as a visitor In town this week. John Cheek was a business visi tor in town Thursday . from his home south of town. Herb Koadman, county commis sioner, was in town Thursday at tending tii business. The Colviu Lumber company loaded out a carload of lies Friday. Jack Oi liver returned home Tuesday from several days visit hi Pori land with Ii lends and rela tives. J. V. Long, district attorney, was visiting friends In Sutherlin Wed nesday. Kirk and Whipple, who have been shipping piling out of here lor Ihe past several years have trans-, (erred their equipment to KugenoJ The grade school children, leath ers, and many of the parents tt t -tended ihe music Icslhal in Praia Friday atleruoon. Mrs. Jack Culver. Jr.. and Mrs. Fdna Stacey attended lo business and shopped in Kosebnrg Friday. The program given by the Rose burg Klwauis Hub at Hie Coiiiiuii nit y hall hi si Tuesday evening proved a complete success In the way of entertainment and also tin nnclally. ll will be possible from ihe proceeds to provide a fyud for a scholarship at the Oregon Slate college summer school lor two local students. Crown's hatchery shipped one thousand turkeys to Oakland Wed nesday nnd an additional four thou sand w ill be shipped In the near inline. 'Che Skagit Lumber company of Pen land arrived here ihe first of the week Ii lil are set tint up log niiiti. opei aliens near Tvcc lo pro vide the Schicman Lumber com piinv bete Willi logs lor their new mill. The installation of lockets is he- ing dan I lor the near future by Culver's market. Word has been received here of the death ol Mrs. Alice Wolf of Pilluth. Minn.. April II. Mrs. Wnll was ihe molher ot Mrs. Waller Wil loughhy, who resides one mile west ot town, and whom she visited : for n eiir. returning to her home in Minnesota last August. j The seniors are sponsoring mi "all lallue" show In be gletl ill t he commuuily ball next I'l iday evenuiK al v o'clock. May :?. li. and Mrs Merle l.iml.iud and M. and Mis. Ft auk 11 m t ot lai- j gem- -.pent the ui'iifinl at the Kay Hum home cai of town. Mrs. I Fnglaud and Frank llmt are sister, ant! l.-mher of Kav Hoyt I wein io i.nit.uiigias.f io ineei won spoilt tlie weeK-emi at jprmgi leiu short distance above Tiller. Mr. Hie grunge :ieie. wiin lilioiuer iiailgtlier, .Mrs. ntlita Mrs. K. H. Pobell and small Hedberg. Iler son. Carl Anderson, daughter. S.orley, of Sjlein, ca who is employed at Springfield, re- jdown Ihe first of the week and are turned home with his mother and slaying at the home o: .Mrs. J-.thel sisters. lirowii, Mrs. Pob;dl, Mr. Purler's; m Honebrake. son id' Mr. and euiest uaiigiiier, is gemng tilings .Mr. .1. F. lionebrake, has arrived i ,,,,., in iiruer an i cleaning ner laiaei s Home irom asniliglou. ) i. i. .. ho. -se durtiig her stay here. i w here he has been employed by Mrs. Wihua Libby is v.ieking al ihe government lor Ihe past two the Montgomery Ward store in years.- lie Is lining transferred to Kosebuig during her visit to re- iiU'tniale. Caliloinia. where, he will gou. Her husband, Donald Lthhy, be employed, lie drove ' a new is on a ship stationed at Pearl Modgo sedan from Ihe eupt for llarlMr and IIoiiolii?u, and will be 1 1 i 1 i Stock. Run. lor soi.ie time. j Miiy day and Health day pro- Pee and Norman Coon arc still : l-hiiii and picnic will be held al ha u Iln; ; ce tar to Piilard. They have shipped several cars to Stockton and have orders for more. II. C. Kelley began I;. king census lin the valley Tuesday in rnina'. Ihe eagle scout p.'.trrd held a meeting Thursday night front ti: till S;nu i the home id Mr. and Mrs. F. II. llrown. Those present j w ere Patrol Leader I nniald Law-: sen, Poll Coon, Leslie Siegel. Oll-i vcr Standiey, Harold Peitu, llarley I tenn and Marcus Pro v. n. Jackson's mother. Mrs. V. T. .1 hk ;!on. of Kiiselmrg. has been assist ing litem in gelling settled in their new home. lioru io Mr. and Mrs. 'liar I -y Cunioii, a daughter, at Mercy hos- Thursday. April 2a. Mrs. Maiiuia Id rig and her daughter. Mrs. ( iladys Culhertson. recently visited in Portland at the Henry Johnson home. Mrs. John son is also .Mrs. Whirl's daugh ter. Mr. and .Mrs. Pete Clam and Mr. and Mrs. Kaymond Spore were callers a I the Dan Perdue home ot upper Days creek Suii'lay eve- YOUR MONEY Saved Here is Backed by Homes Your savings placed in this friendly, soundjy managed institution, while working for you, are helping many families to own homos. Your sav ings have been rfiinvested in one of the soundest and most stable securities known, long-term first mortgage loans on residential real estate, repay able from the income of the borrower. Your money, in this manner, makes work for building tradesmen, orders for building material suppliers and merchants, jobs for the architects and con tractors. You help business by saving here! 4V2,'o Current Rate of Return Umpqua Sayings & Loan Association 147 No. Jackson Street Tel. 87 Roseburg, Oregon Member of the Fcccral Home Loan Bank Myrtle Creek M V KTLK CKKKK, April ;iu. Wind Kicrgles. the Jeweler, has i sold his home on Fast ProadwitVj street, to L. V. Snodgrass of Myr-i He Point, who expects to open a! shoe repair shop here in the near i Inline. (Jeot L-e Norman departed for Tiller Monday morning w here he ; will ho employed in lorcst service work tor the coming season, j A m'w building has been made , on the premises of Mrs. Lottie j Weaver, east of the school house, j Mr. and Mrs. Kd lteniro and . Mrs. Ceorge Norman went to Port-1 land Ihe tirst of Ihe week where' Mrs. Norman will enter (he Hood Sa mart fa it hospital for medical treatment. The bridge am) building crew id' i about L'n men. with II. T. Connor. foreman, have finished repairing the Souih I'nipiiun Ii. 1!. brhUo i west of the depot and have mover) PHONE 21 TAXI PHONE 21 Invite Your Fricndi to a game of . . . DUCK PINS There' no better way to ipend a hospitable evening th.m by bringing your party here for a lively gmr and it's to inex pensive 15c a game. SPECTATORS WELCOME Roseburg Recreation Bowling Alley Sprins Concert of the Roseburg Men's Glee Club at INDIAN THEATRE Wednesday, May 1st Show Starts at 7:30 Concert 9:00 Adults 35c ChilHicn 10c ffiSBGO CHSQBQDEE My l Lff!X, UJXS (O"'"""0 Costs V.ra K S VOROV-8 Co5lsUsa CoEsita U S No"co51 Costs Est" Cos,sU.ta IJ S m ryCPi,v , liut Nocxttaost Nocs.tacost V, Coslstst.a U aW LOCKWOOD MOTORS ROSE AND OAK STS. PHONE 80 ROSEBURG, OREGON Elks Hall Corner Ions end Jackson Sts.