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7 TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1941. first Day's Drive for Salvationists Nets 30 Pet. Goal The. Salvation Army campaign for funds to carry on Its program of relief and character-building activities for the next twelve months (jot under way In Rose hure vcsterdav. and will continue today and through Friday. Chair man ,W. C, Harding states .that it Is .hoped that, the full amount of the eoal-T$15O0- will be reached on the closing day of the cam Daien. .The first day of the uen oral solicitation, which does not include a number of the office buildings and larger business es tablishments, reached 30 per cent of the goal. Another tabulation will he made today and Mr. Hard ing and Captain Chas. Cox, the director of the drive. hopr Hint the total amount today subscrib ed will be 80 per cent of the total goal. A number, of citizens gave cash contributions and a number gave pledges payable monthly, etc Contributors that prefer mav pledge an amount to be paid quarterly or. four to six months later, If .they, do .not wish to do nate cash just now. The officer, In charge of the local work will call at the designated timo.-for t)it; payment ot , the .pledges. , Mr Harding further stales that If all citizens of, JtOKcburg will give, a donation according ,tu their dona live capacity the total will be as sured on Thursday evening. Another mooting of the.udvls-oi-y board is called for Thursday evening nt 5. at the chamber .of commerce, at, which time a com plete report up to that time will be made. "Each evening transient men are calling at the local hall of the , Salvation AVmy for food und slid ' ter, and your contributions to this drive wlil help feed and give lodging to such men who would otherwise he .turned loose to roam the city streets und call at your homes. These Inconveniences will be overcome If sufficient funds are made available when the goal Is reached," Mr. Harding states. Around the County Days Creek DAYS CUEKK, Ajrll .15.- Mr. and Mrs. Dolmnr Sliltner and .daughter, Sundra, and Mrs. Myr tle Sliltner. attended the theater In Rosebtirg Saturday evening. Mrs. .Anna Poole, Mrs. Delbert Poole and daughter. Miss Edna Mac, and George Hlggins were shopping and attending to busi ness mallei's In Koseburg Thurs day, . ' . Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Moore, of Empire, were visiting relatives here Saturday evening. Mr. Moore's brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Church and (heir son, . John, of Camas Valley were also Saturday even ing visitors here. Miss Susie Crispcn, who is em ployed at "Ford's", near Canyon ville and Miss Cem Hutchinson, were guests during the week end at the I). O. Crispcn home. Sunday guests at the Howard Ward home . included Mr. and Mrs. Sid Flowerday anil sons, Robert anil Herbert, of Myrtle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wort hi ng ton were attending to business mailers in Reselling Monday. Miss Marjorle Church, instruc tor in the local schools, accom panied by Miss F-lva McKinnis, who teaches In Myrtle Creek, en . Joyed a week-end visit Willi her parents at Canby. Miss Vliilelle (Join, Miss Tliel ma Davis, Leonard Clillon and Doc l'erklns were among I hose attending Die theater In Myrtle Creek Saturday evening. MiM -Nettie Muore,"WlM.is--cin University Choir to Sing in Roseburq Friday "T"5jft, - - "v ... i I Itoseburg music lovers will have an opportunity to hear an enjoyable concert Friday, April 18, when he Willamette university a cappi.lla choir, pictured above, appears in concert at the Firt Methodist jiurch. The choir will sing a program of secular, s icred and spiritual numbers. 1 he choir consists of 12 mixed voices under the direction of Dean Melvin Geist. It is on its annual spring tour through south ern and central Oregon. The Rev. Melville T. Wire, pastor of the local church, reports that no admis- Jon will be charged, but a silver offering will be taken. OUR BOARDING HOUSE With Major Hobple SAY. MAJOR. IF . AMPPc,PIJTT-TT ivW X&J I'LL STEP A . f I'M BOXlN' BOZZ-SXW ) WOBOJ'ROSCOE)COULDMIT )( COUPLTE OF ROUNDS, BLOTT, MANIICURINJS YOU SHARPEN! VOUR JAB J ROSCOE.'--l'M . 5f WINDOWS OONT HELP j MORE SUITABLY OS) THE , Vf STOPFER, TUArA f. S MY TIMING,' MOVE'S H HEAVY BAG?-"AAY PULSE )v THE TOWN . 4 ABOUT PUTTInVoM i HAS 8EEN A BIT SPOTTY jsf PUMP, SO DOT 'V THESE PILLOWS AM1 $. LATELN-HAK-HA.';-- PUT THE AS. -J PLAYlN1 A LITTLE TAG ) SUPPOSE X BOLSTER UP 5 V OM ME ( WITH ME ? COME THAT. -DRESSMAKER'S -v !---- Clayton Mather home. . The fol lowing day, they . were ..dinner guests at the Irvin-Mather home and also called on the-, Frank Wooster, family before returning to Prospect. (. ... ..... . Miss Anna Lewis, primary teacher in, the. local high school, spent the week-end with her fam ily In Roseburg. . , .,, Clarence Tison, . who Js. employ ed at Medford, spent ecvoral days at his Drew home last week be cause of illness. Air, and Mrs. Wade Worthing ton and daughter. Miss Beverly, and son, Junior, accompanied by Carl . Blystone were Canyonville visitors Saturday evening. -.Mr.- and Mrs. Walter Hutchin son were Roseburg visitors Saturday. Mrc A S Ticrtn Mt-c einronno , 'Tison and their mother-in-law,! Mrs. Diega Tison .returned Fri day from Eugene. where the lat ter had been receiving medical attention. While gone Mrs. Ti son, senior, visited at the home-of her son, . Mose Tison, near Cot tage Grove. Mrs. Clarence Tison and Mrs. A. S. Tison .were over-i night guests, of Miss Olivia, Todd at Anlauf and spent a couple, of days with Mrs. A. S. Tison's uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. R., S. Johns, at their Springfield home. They also went to Yamhill for a short visit with Mrs. Howard Tong, who Is Mrs. Tison's sister. ! Mr. and Mrs. Harley Gunion! and daughters, of Seattle, Wash., are, spending a couple of weeks j here as guests of Mrs. Gunion'sj parents, Mr. and Mrs. Can Coin. I Mrs. Goln, who suffered a severe hip injury last fall has recently been able to discard her crutches and is able to walk without their assistance. ... Walter Lerwill, who for some time has been receiving treat ment at the veterans' facility in Roseburg for a leg injury suffer ed last fall has returned to his home above Tiller. Al Rowe, who recently purchas ed the Starrett place across the road from the Days Creek store left the first of the week for Eu gene. ployed In Roseburg, and Dale Hellaniy, , who is at ' present ut Camp .Wiroci:, near Rogue rlvur, were guests 'during the week-end at the R. A. Moore home. Mrs. Tod Perdue, who has lieen In Porljancl for several days with her daughter. Miss Frances, who is a patient in a hospital there, rclurni'd to her home Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Weaver were-Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Weaver's brother-in-law and sister, Mr.' and Mrs. Knimill Mover, at their home In Canvon ville. . Mr. and Mrs.. Jay Wright and daughter, Rosemary, and .sun, John, were shopping and visiting in Roseburg Saturday. , Mrs. Hriuv Ferguson has gone to YoncaDa ,whcii' she will spend several weeks al the holm1 of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .Elmer Elli son. The hitler has been suffer ing from III health recently. . Mr. anil Mrs. Clay t'lani were Saturday visitors at the Canyon ville home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Willis. Mrs. Frit Snyder, and daugh ter, Barbara and. son, Richard, Mrs. Maggie Snyder and Mrs. El bert Cellars and daughter, Elsie, and won; NeolHntlr'Wrtv shopping l.-inrl vkiflmr in Riwphnrrr Mntnlav. . Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Rondeau and family of Fernvalc were Sun day visitors al the home of Mr. Rondeau's, grandmother, Mrs. Clementine Rondeau. Mr. and Mrs. Noel linker of Monroe and Clifford Plow of Portland were, guests al the Da vid Fate home Saturday nighl and Sunday. Don Morgan and son, Donnle, of Friant, Calif., visited for a short time Wednesday afternoon at the A. S. Tison home. Mr. Mor- igan. who Is Mrs. Tison's brother, 1 's superintendent of supplies on 'tliv- l iii'.nl dam project In the San Joaquin valley. Mr. a.id Airs. E. U. Eslow and lit. -ii- .sun in-law and daughter. Mr. and .Mis. George Hall, were Sun day evening visitors in Medford. Mr. ;iiil Mrs. Frit Snyder had as I heir g.iests at dinner Sunday Dr. anil Mrs. VoniH Adams of Vyrlle Creek and Mrs. Earl Sel ler of Portland. Mrs. Sellers, v h" is Mrs. Snyder's twin sister, ! it Monday morning for San P'cgo. Mr. anil Airs. Roy Duncan and daughter, Marjorle, were business visitors in Roseburg Alonday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mich hWh returned- Fridav-trom Port- land where I hey had been spend ing several days. .While there they were guests at the home of .Mrs. Michaels' brother-in-law and sister, Mr. und Mrs. Northrup llamillon, and en route homo they stopped over night Thurs- .1.... 1.. , .III.. ... ill i nun? ni mi- iimui-i Grey home. Mrs. Grey is also Air. tMK-naejs sisier. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mather and family of Prospect recently visited here with relatives. They were over night guests at the Azalea AZALEA, April lC,-Mr. and; Mrs. Warren Hazen visited here I briefly Tuesday afternoon w ith j mentis.. 1 hey were en route to their home in Central Point after; attending to business in Rose-! burg. . .. Mr. and Airs. Lester Robson and children Grace Gloria and 1 Flank, left Saturday Tor Poca- tello, Idaho, where they will i make their home.. I Kay Kunney visited hureSun--day with his brother-in-law and j sister, Mr. and Airs. Hoy , Wil son. - Mr. Kenney Is employed at Klamath Falls. A lovely politick dinner -was enjoyed Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Millie Spauldlng. Those I present were Mrs. Allie Garrison, i Airs. Jake Fisher. Airs. Henry Gaedecke, Airs. John Feldmiller and Airs. Spauldlng. The after noon was spent In visiting. 1 1 " I'.vcrywhcre in the West, ; delicious 'Acme Beer is prize J ' for its livclv tichtness and dc : licious mellowness! Enjoy the Wests Bestseller: .. t r-, r-i 11 ' "YBS! m '. . H t llll I , . Ill I I I II ' Circlo.No. 2 to Meet Circle No. 2 of the Roseburg Baptist Women's society will meet Thurs day at two o'clock at the home of Airs. Hugh Whipple in Laurel-wood;---- Sutheriin .SUTHERLIN, . April 16. Suth erlin's newest business venture, the Rand theatre, opened to a ca pacity house April 9. The theatre, owned and operated by the E. H. Randall family and located in the Cobb building, seats 300 and is modern- in; .every respect, All equioment and furnishings are of the Jatest design.,,, , Mrs. Stanley Hogan of Oakland visited friends here Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. ,A..E. Rowe of Wilbur were business visitors in Sutheriin Thursday." ,, Mrs.., Ralph Faulkner left Mon day for. Los . Angeles, California, where she will visit with her sis-. ter,. Mrs. Ed Cass, lor a few weeks before she continues on to In diana where she will visit rela tives before returning to her home here, , , Msr. H. C. Wilmot and Richard Wilmot are attending to busi ness in San Francisco for several days. Air. and Mrs. Ed Mills are hav ing their home completely cov ered with a now coat of paint both inside and but. Lawrence Larson is doing the work. , Carl Hart, who has been ill with pneumonia, returned to his work at the mine this week. Mrs. J. C. Campbell is planning to leave the end of the month for Nyssa, Oregon, where .she will make her home with a sister, Mrs. Ella Smith. Edgar Shirley of Drain called on friends here for a short time Thursday. . , - . William Duke, former resident of Sutheriin valley, now living in Roseburg, visited friends , here this past week, returning to Roseburg Friday Mrs. B. A. Chester of Seneca, South Dakota, arrived last Satur day to visit with her son, A. B. Chester, and family. , Mr. and Airs. M. G. Hobbs and children of Baker, Oregon,, a'r rived Wednesday evening and are visiting at the home of Air. and Aii-s. H. I. Belden. ... ; Ernest Archambeau left Friday for Portland on a business trip. Mrs. Reba Hartley has rented her house to Air. and Mrs. Emil Palm of Roseburg and her farm land to Elton Bevor. Mrs. Hart ley plans to visit in Roseburg for a time. , Ed Potts of Baker is visiting at the Chick Miller home for a few days. ... II. C. 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