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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURGj OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1941.
Public Bidden To
lincheon
A cordlul invilallon to the Ren
eVal public to attend' the luncheon
on the district library program In
Roseburg next Thursday, May 8,
is extended by those in charge of
arrangements. Those who accept
are also urged to remain for the
immediately following book pro
gram. In which several of the
state's lending library workers
will participate. The luncheon, to
be held at the Umnua hotel and
starting at 12:15 p. m., carries n
plate charge of 50 cents, and .res
ervations not later than Wednes
day are necessary to assure am
ple accommodations and service.
Such reservations may be made
with the city librarian, Mrs. Hil
da Helzcnsteln,' at tho Roseburg
public library: with1 Mrs. G. ' V.
Wimbciiy I phone Slifi-Jl or with
Mrs. C. E. Roberts (phone .'!()'.!,
the two later beng members of
the city library board.
Around the County
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
With Major Hoople
feC i EGAD, TWIG &S, MEET
m AW PROTEST CUTUBcLRT
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Sutherlin
SUTHERLIN, May 3. Mrs. A.
Updike, Mrs. M. Metzger, Mrs.
Jack Culver Jr., Mrs. Maurice
Vogelpohl," Mrs. Chris Buchman
and Clifford Horner ut tended n,
meeting of the sponsors and
cooks for the hot lunch program
which Is carried out In some
Douglas county schools at the
circuit court room In Rosohurg
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Selleck
moved into their new home on
the north side terrace Tuesday.
Dan Tobin of Newport was a
business visitor here VVcdnes
'"'. Mrs. Mark Tlsdalc of Roseburg
was a week end , guest at the
Maud Vogelpohl home.
Hurdette Harvey left Tues
day for Vakc island where is to
be employed In government work
for the ensuing year.
Mrs. William Welch and small
son, who have been very III with
intestinal flu, are Improving at
their, home south of town.
Robert Dill, scout executive of
trio Wallamct uren council will
he In Sutherlin Wednesday evd
ning, May 7, in the interest of
nvgnnling cub pack. The meet
ing will be held at the Arts build
ing and all, parents, and boys hi
terestcd are Invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hrownr,
Miss Iva KJInc and Don Cilljn
pt RosebUrg were dinner" giWsta
of Mr. lind Mrs. T. J. Cooncy at
their home last Sunday.
.Lewis Allen and Gordon Avery
of Williams, Calif., are visiting
relatives and friends here this
week, i ,
Mrs. Marie Shlpc, Mr. mid Mrs.
W. G'. Hardisly aiid son, Hlllle,
and Miles Bachlor of Eugene
spent Sunday with the Maud
Vogelpohl and Maurice Vogel
pohl families. The group enjoy
ed a fishing party during the day
. accompanied by Mrs. Mark TIs-
dale and Patty .Ionian. j
J. A. Cobb has purchased some :
lots on South Central avenue In
the theater Mock and Is erecting I
six, three-room modern cottage.
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here Wednesdav.
Mrs. Helm Hartley Is visltiie:
her sister, Mrs. Lulu Gorrell in
Roseburg for a few weeks. Mr. !
and Mrs. Until Palm moved Into '
the Hartley house last Sunday. '.
A. L. Real Is Installing a WO ;
gallon storage lank at the lln ;
ion service station on tile corner j
of Stale street and Central ave ;
nue. I
E. E. Dean of Einmett. Idaho. I
arrived last week to take his sis- ,.lul(s ., ' ,v'0 .,' ,".,,,.,; .,'
ter, Mrs. J. C. Campbell, to Nyssa. i ,. . .V ,
Ore., where she plans to make i sPl"V ' " mamwl training
her home with her sister. Mrs. l':liT'S ,n" "T :c0,n"m I"1"
f-n., en,i,. !J''. "ill, IH- nil UIMIHI.V. , COl
Culver's marker has installi
new meat grinder.
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(Yews of 4-H
CLUBS
McNeil and Beverly Lewis on
April 30 in the afternoon while
the others were checking over
their work.
Edenbower 4-H News.
fBy Patricia Calkins)
On Friday the Homemaking
club members gathered at the
home of Mrs. Hess, the leader.
No business meeting was held, the
entire time being taken up with
These are
i U. S. Army -Air' Corps puts Miilyling pdnts thimuli night Hying drill during flrtt 10 weeks of basic
sdidoliiig. ' iieie-cndfts at lt:inciu!ph Kicid in Tcxns taxi out for after-dark takcelTs. At first they're
aidd'by;rndi6;and three inilJioii-candlrpower landiiig lights. Later they land in blackness with only
I.' -. ,;-. l u-inu-lii) liitbU guiding '.hem.
Yoncallo
YONCAI.I.A. May li. Miss
Irene Maupin. who has taught
the Pleasant Valley school for
the past two years, will tench
Ihe upper grades ol the Xcoits
valley school next year. Mrs,
Price of Scotlsburg will le.n'h
the lower grades.
Mrs. Madeline Schlrn ot Oak
land, Calif., Is visiting her sis
ters, Mrs. Sumner Hrawii and
' Mrs. Homer Kruse. and her lath
er, Dr. R. F. Mi Kalg.
' Mrs. Harold Turpin returned
home Tuesday niter spending a
week with her husband In Seat
tle. Mr. Turpin pilches tor Ihe
Seattle baseball club.
Mrs, Jess Day is visiting her
aunts, Mrs. Carl Johnson and
Mrs. Roy Dodd, en route from
her former home In llremerton.
Wash., to Long Beach. Calif. Her
husband Is a sailor on the ship
Saratoga.
Among those transacting busi
ness In Eugene Monday .were
Mrs. Joe Cellars, Mrs. Fred Sof
ton. Mrs. Luiuiey, Mrs. George
Kdes, Mrs. Herman Schosso and
Wm. Castor.
The annual Patrons night of
V. H. S. will he held Monday eve
ning In the high school gym. The
high school orchctra ami glee
,.i .. i dial welcome to evervonc is ex
J j tended.
, The; home economics classes of
; Y. II: S. will hold their annual lira
'Friday artcrnoiin, ..May !1, to
; which all 'mothers and ladies in
the community are hivitcd.
The 'old 'Marcus Leeper house
has been torn dDwti and all rub
bish burned.' The work has been
done by Fred artd Alclon Lee. Ir
Is planned to build a Mnall housi
on the slli' in the' near future.
Mr: aixl Mj's. Cody Long an
having an addition built on their
home .south 'if town. The living
room is being enlarged as well as
a bed room. Mr. Cramer of
I Springfield is doing the work.
! Several Yoncalla people al (end
ed a church conference held in
I Saginaw Sunday. Among those
'attending were Mr. and Mrs.
! Percy Langilon and two children,
.Miss Pontile .lobe, George, IVI
hcrt l.angdon, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
jl.ee and son, Lyle. Mr. and Mrs.
I Oscar Langdon, Mr. and Mrs.
i Nathan l.'rowde. Mr. and Mrs.
Illenrv Parks. Mrs. Ilarrv Smart.
Mrs. Rachel Shrill, Mrs. Wadel
Crowe, C'aroyn Crowe. Miss
Hetty Ann Gibson. A potluek
dinner was enjoyed at noon.
Among those motoring to Eu
gene Wednesday night to here
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt from
here were Mrs. 15. F. Roberts,
Mrs. Frank Russell. Mrs. Leona
MeMillian. Mrs. Mary Connolly
and Lee Spears.
Mr. .and Mrs. W. S. Swan of
Vallojo, Calif., are visiting at the
I.vons home
Days Creek 4-H News.
(By Margie Wright)
The Days Creek Woodcrafters i work on record books,
and their local leader, Chas. Mac-1 nearly completed
Kenzie, held a discussion of the! Ten members were nrosent at
details for the spring fair at the the meeting of the Bachelor Sew-
iuii i nuu.i ui ioi . . mg ciud on f riaay. a snort oust-
nu incmoers or me ciuo are to , ness meeting was fo owed bv
have their parts of the exhibit
complete by Monday. The rest
of the week will be spent in the
I final work for the exhibit. Mem-
i bers who will bring parts of the
work on stories for the record'
books. All work, cards, and rec
ord books are now completed and
in order .
Work in the Arts and Crafts
exhibit are Norval Ferguson, and Woodworking clubs has been
tables, benches and registration completed also. The members
house; Maxine and Margie ! have written stories and only a
Wright, garbage can and tent; few record books remain to be
Jim Ward and Marshall Mat- filled out.
thews, rest rooms and fireplace. All work in the first year cloth-
me rest of the things will be i ing club has been finished for
gathered at school. The exhibit , some time. The members met on
is to be a model camp ground. Friday to do final work on rec
The Ringneck Pheasant club ord books and cards. The leader,
members of the community re- j Mrs. Harris, had promised the
ceiveu wora irom Mr. tsritton, girls a picnic, but since the
county club agent, that John Mc-; weather would not permit this, a
K'ean of the Corvallis game farm ' moving picture show was enjoyed
would bring 2500 pheasant eggs : by the group Friday evening.
to Douglas county pheasant club j
members Sunday. The eggs are! Elgarose 4-H News,
a lot earlier than usual, but it j The Woodworking club at Elga
will be an advantage for the rose, meeting every Wednesday,
members. has decided to use every spare
The Days Creek Foresters and moment to work on their articles
their local leader, C. C. Hill, state so they will get don,? In schedul
representalive, held a meeting on eel time. They are making such
the forestry plot Sunday, for the articles as stools, broom holders,
purpose of discussing their ex- tie racks and waste paper bas
hibit for the spring fair at Can-ikcts.
yonville, May 8. It was decided i
to have a flowering shrub, min- Recdsport 4-H News.
er.11 exhibit and a contour map., m,, r,- a nu
Glendd V,"$J
GLF.NDALE. Mav 5. Mrs. P.
J. Miller returned Tuesday from
spending the week-end with her
husband in Portland. She reports
that Mr. Miller is much improved
and is able to be out and about
again. He is a patient in the
veterans' hospital.
Mr and Mrs. Jess Craddock
were business callers at Grants
Pass Mondnv and drove home a
new Chevrolet.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lesh
and family spent the week-end at
the W. B. Lesh home, returning
to their home in Corvallis Sun
dav evening.
Walt Pettit, a former Glendale
resident, passed awav at the vet
erans.' hospital in Portland last
Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Woodley, Miss
for Eugene where she was called
due to the Illness of her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Raymond Haufstater.
Mrs. Glaser and baby came
home from the hospital in Grants
Pass Tuesday.
An addition is to be added . to
the Douglas poultry plant here.
Business has Increased so that the
addition is necessary.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Dulley and
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bartle spent
Monday' in Mcdford.
A large number attended the
I. O. O. F. picnic In Canyonville
Sunday. The Glendale orchestra
furnished several numbers on the
program.
Mrs. Alec Garen and children
of Marshfleld arrived Wednesday
for a visit with Mrs. Caren's
aunt, Mrs. W. L. Dobyns, and
family.
Mrs. Stewart Patty spent the
Stella Burk and Mrs. John Burk j week-end at her home In Klamath
This meeting was held around the
camp fire at dinner time.
i The 4-H snrincr fair vac tiolrt
The!n m, o ur. j
Xlr." lVhP ?lot,Roedsport" scnVor These were
placed on the bleachers at the
and to explore the plot to a fur-!
tner extent. Some leveling was
also done. While exnlorine the
plot a lake was discovered in the
northeast corner. Members going
on this trip were Noel Welch,
Maurice Matthews, Lester Fergu
son, Josephine Wright and C. C.
Hill. Margie Wright was a visi
tor on this trip.
The meeting of the Spring Blos
som club, under the leadership
oi ttirs. jonn ferguson, was post
poned until next week.
high school. There were also
some exhibits from Smith River
and Loon Lake. The program
for the evening was as follows:
Oregon state song, led by Jean St.
Onge and Janet Walker; 4-H
pledge and creed, led by Robert
Warren; demonstration, "How to
Make the Pot holder," by Phyllis
Wright and Beverly Beardsly;
demonstration, "How to Ride a
Bus." bv the Smith River eirls:
demonstration, "'How to Make
since mere was not a sewing ; Bran Muffins," by Nan cy Dawson
, ?m , D'?;s. V,k'IJsophin,e :nd Georgia Smith: song and yell
an Maxine VVright took the work bv Jean St. Onge and Janet
u-; ' I s., I"".m,m "i Walker, skit, Smith River girls;
song, Wm. Campbell of Loon
exhibit at the spring fair. Jose
phine took division V, while Max
ine curried division III
Glcntlale 4-H News '
(By Joan Carpenter) '
Friday evening at 7:30 all the
4-H club members of both sew
ing and cooking clubs and some
friends attended a wiener roast
at the home of Mrs. Pliiey Win
kleman. Games were played
around a large bonfire before re
freshments were served. Then
games were played indoors until
about 11. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Wlnklcman, Bob and
Dorothy Wlnklcman, Mr. and
Mrs. M. A. Bates, Helen Monte brought 20 cents,
and Tommy Bates, Mr. and Mrs. '
R. E. Place, Jean nnd Faye Place, I
Clara Wlnklcman. Hazel Mc-
Neil, Joyce Bussell, Ray Wooley, j
Art Frost, Creston McNeil, Zelta !
Wooley, Margaret Guetierrez, i
Vivian nnd LaNelda Watts, Ber-1
nadean Sparks. Belly McPherran, i
Georgetta McPherran. Bettv Lou i
VVcseman, Beth Meissner, Jimmy !
Bruce and Joan Carpenter.
The 4-H sewing groups held
their regular meting on Wednes- i
day of last week. Definite plans i
about transportation were made !
and report cards and books were'
checked over.
No regular meeting was held
by cooking groups two or three,
but books and cards were check
ed over and final arrangements
were made on the transportation
to the fair at Canyonville, May 8.
Fruit tapioca was made by Hazel
Lake, "Prairie Moon ; presenta
tion of pins to marketing class,
by E. A. Britton, county club
agent; talk, by H. C. Seymour,
state club' leader. We were hap
pv to have Mr. Seymour with us.
His coming was a surprise to us;
the final event of the program
was the dress revue, in which 27
girls took part.
Everyone who had their record
books completed and all the ex
hibits finished got prizes. The
first class, a blue ribbon, brought
40 cents; the second class, a red
ribbon, brought 30 cents: and the
third class, a white ribbon.!
SDcnt Monday in Grants Pass,
June Albro or urants rass
spent the week-end here visiting
friends. She returned to her
home on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Pell and
Bobby were callers at Grants
Pass on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Williams of
Lakeview visited at the A. J
Raess home last Sunday.
Mrs. Marie Illidge and Mrs.
Robison returned Saturday after
after spending a few weeks at
Olvmpia, Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gerrett
were business visitors In Rose
burg Thursday. i
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan
were guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs., Henry Howard at the Glen-1
dale hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lynch
were Grants Pass visitors Tues
day. Howard Vaugh left Tuesday for
San Francisco where he will sail
for the Midway islands. Howard
expects to be employed as a cit
driver or truck driver in the de
fense work.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Umph-
lettc of Portland are spending a i
few days at their ranch. '
Mrs. Bell Brooks left Sunday!
Falls, Oregon.
Mrs. Matie Wilson of San
Diego, California, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Dora Harper.
Merlin Morey, son of Mrs. W.
B. Lesh, has been elected to teach
next year at Coquille.
Henry Pete, son of Mrs. Susan
Pete, will teach next year at
Upane.
Harry G. Rapp
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