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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1941)
News of Douglas County Days Preek cnnnliiK projivt In llw Oimus V.lU:y school kitchen. They fin ished canning Friday the 171 li, .mil have canned tin- total of 781 ((U.irl.s cf vegetables and fruit and 4.1 pints ol jam and jelly. - - - - - - I Hot lunches are scheduled to te. her marriage. jjjln Thursday, the "21st. The Holand 'I luimp.son and his mo-1 lunches' will be $1.50 per x.T.son, titer, Mrs. Anna Thompson, ' of i ,.aeh month. A sample menu Grants Pass and Miss Marie i which will, of course, vary Is: L'i-,iu ,,f A..lil-.in,l irlvilntl lw ro ' I ti L- milL iwil-i 1 lil':trl hlllW hnve been spending several clay gundav with Miss Mildred Thomp j with honey or jam; main dish, here as RUi'Sts at tnr Ray Wrlfjtlt . . ,., l s thl, j !,., lt.(iilt? macaroni and cheese, chili beans, 'grades In the local school. 1 Mrs. Alva Colvin of li.jini' and Mrs. Hoy Ciu'riej- and son. Dale, of Culp creek wore over inl;hl guests Tuesday at the 'J. D.' Wrli;ht home. 1 Mrs. Colvin DAYS CHEKK. Oct. 21 and Mrs. Chares Farmer, -Mr. ; who home: left Wednesday mornln; foi- their home In Mrdlurd. "' Mrs. 1'lorcnce Smith recently went to Lilt; Lamas where she joined her son and dauRhter-lri-law ' and accompanied them to Portland where they1 attended the stock show.' ' ' ' ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Jack fUugins and Miss Mayhelle ' Ualnvllle spent Friday In Salem with George UIr-r-lns. who Is receiving medical at tention there. I Hiring (heir nb fence Mis. Hay Wright cared for the Milo store. ' M' Hamlin of Canyonvllle and Mi LM-andson. Cieorge Hamlin, of Kiddie were callers Sunday at the A. S. Tlson home. ' ' ' - Miss Josephine Wright has gone to Canyonvllle where she has accepted employment at Gor don's Drug store. ' ' ' Word has been received here Of the birth In I'ortland, October (!, of a daughter, Dawn Hm lo Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nourse. Mrs. Nourse was formerly Jaunita Usea" 'and made Iter home here for a number of years prior to GETTING scalloped potatoes, soup,- nee. -'fruit: Prunes, .fitilef. or,. itf-ars. ; '1 he cfiunfv d'icloi-. I r. K. .1 iWainscott. and nurse. Mis. Maiy 'liarrelt, came lo Cainns Valley :and held the annual clinic. The md Mrs. Currier are granddauglv niaiorltv of students and teach- tt'nt of Mr. and Mrs. Wright and (.rs of the school took either vac will be remembered here as liulh cinations or inwiculatifins. There and Gi-rtrude Kpplng who as were several preschool children children made this their home. , Including some babies tha( also They were sup)er guests Tuesday 1 (K)k tests. evening at the home of their, W'ednesd.iv night, the lTith. the uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. I'ele ! p,iivn!-Tcachers club held the b'lum. ' tl,ac(,,..s icecpiiiin.. There were Guests at the R. A. Moore homo 1st) people present. Following a dining the week end Included j,,1(,.t business meeting conducted Miss Netlie Moore who is em-1 ,y' ,, president. Mrs. Claude ployed In Hosehurg and Dale Hel-1 church, a short plav was given lamv of Medford. .hy si,u,.nts of the school. Those Mrs.' Natalie Haume of Hose- j ,.lkinK ,., were r.verctt Church, burg was attending to business : ,va Mav Harnhart, Hob Perrv, mattei-s in this vicinity Sund-iy. j .,,, church. Pauline Parroit, Miss Anna Iwis enioyed a !.,..,,. Thrush, Don Coon, Jack visit during the week end at her : rJ:i rnli.i 1 1 . Pick Thrush, Jack home In Itosehmg. i Church ami Oliver Standlev. "Mr. and Airs. Wayne Dick and , Mrs f;llv Mn, ,,,, c.n..w, son, Utllle, or Los Angeles and lh(, ..,n,;.s ,,,.. ,,,.,,,. v,.l,r Eugene Crisp of AmaiTlllo, Texas, ; frm,. . fil..., i,..in.r D,.,i.rn. have recently been guests at the;hl... j.ui.la... ivhruarv: second. .home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond !Alill.t.h Al.j, Mav- ,.,,, j,,,,,., Spot-.-. Mr. Crisp is-Mrs. .Spores,,,.,., ....,... ,,., Sen-ember. October November. The groups aid Reynolds: Junior high, Loret la Coons, Gloria llickncll and Virginia Sites; intermediate, Kl vin Uuck, Glen Gibson, Ralph Cilisuii anil ! Richard Gibson. Mrs. Wakefield has visited the intermediate room. On the weekend of the 11th and 12lh the liov slconls a camping trip under tho leader- liuj in uieir scuuunasier, uuy it. I Moore. The boys passed eight jic3ls, played some games and re- oi li d havm,", had u good time. I While on ih'1 trip they took ad J. vantage cf '.heir :;,no'l unity to iln i!r.' iinck a nice colled ion of beet.es for tne biology class. The school principal, Chester Cook, attended a principal's meeting in lioseburg October 1'Ah'. Stcclfast Class to Meet The S'.edfast (lass of the First Pres bvtci i.'.n church will hold a 11! :.')) P'Ju 'k luncheon Thursday at the Imr.c of Miss Margaret Baldwin on Kane slreel. Members are re quested to lirins their needle and thimbb to spend the afternoon .i wjnr: lor the Red Cross. AZALEA, Oct. 21. -Warren i Johnson attended to business in I Roseburg Thursday. Mrs. Lowell Curtis shopped in 'Grants Pass Friday. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Clare j made a business trip to Rose i burg Tuesday. I Mr. and Mrs. William Jantzer and Mrs. John Jantzer were in , Grants Pass Wednesday on busi ness and shopping.' " ' I Allen Jackson and son, I Charlie, L. S. Joints and Mrs. R. j C. Johns were among those I shopping in' Roseburg Wednes 1 day. . ' ' ' ' I Mr. and Mrs. Lew Recks from Wolf Creek visited here1 Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. John Feldmil-ller. W. B. A. to Meet The Wo man's Henefit association will meet Thursday at a one-thirty o' clock di ssert-luncheon and social at the home of Mrs. Ethel Wilson on Flint street. STALE? UOWIING KWtPf vourjT.. Keep fit, Mr. Business Man, and Ladies, too, by dropping In one or two nights a week for healthy exercise that Is great fun. You'll find the town's leaders pepping up here! Roseburg Bowling Alley ond another for more than twcri- ! ;ly years.1 i' Mr. and Mrs. Pete lilam. Mrs I Irene Clark and Henry Holler en-! Joyed the showing of "The herd of the Hills" In Roseburg Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas .Scullion of Altamont, Calif., were guests during file week-end at the home of "Mr. and Mis. Don Snyder. Mrs. Scullion and Mrs. Snyder ate cousins. ' Mr. and Mrs. 10. L. Rlgdon left Wednesday on a business trip to ; Purland. They were accom panied us fat' as Woodburn hy Mrs. Rigdon's mother. Mrs. Beck er, who returned to her home aft er a visit here with her son-in-law and daughter. " Mr. anil Mrs. Morgan of Paisley 'are spending several days here vt'lth their son-ltvlaw and' daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gaylord. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lapworth of Portland have been visiting friends here for several days. Mrs. Lapworth will he remember ed as Noona llowlctt who with, her parents made this her home a number of years ago. Roland ltedlfer and Ills mother, Mrs. Andri-w Redifer, of Co(uille Kiift'.-Kucslfi Monday at the Hay luond Spoiv home. Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clark and Mr.' and Mrs. Ivan Gaylord went lo Rose burg where they attended the the ater. Mrs. Maggie Snyder had as her guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Is'nute Kershner auj Mr. and Mrs. Paul llouser of Roseburg. Mrs. Kershner and Mrs. Houser. the former Vivian and Maxine Half ley, are Mrs. Snyder's grand daughters. Mrs. Zed Chancy is spending some time in F.ugcne where she is receiving medical attention. While there she is a guest at the home of her son and daughter. Inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Chancy. Camas Valley ' " CAMAS VA1.1.KY. D.t. 21 li, I iiln I'Vkliw mmiI Mf I nuim Bll'liam have just completed the vci'c formed by tho.-e who had I birthdays In the staled months. Delegates were chosen from each hv the group's cho-cn v.'lio took pint In the con testant games. Four prizes were iwarded. Refreshments were served at the close of the eve ning. There are 11.' students enrolled in school this year. New stu dents enrolled in school are: Senior, Oscar Phlpps; sopho more, fills Sites: freshman. Don- Of Kentucky's finest Bourbons this is the PfiBICAM 90 PROOF, STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKtY. SCHENLEY DISTILLERS CORP., NEWYORKCITY ft 'ANOTHER rPLlISVAME "CMHPIIUR" DIESEl S REPLACEMENT It . . PARTS THAT ii&lL 9 When a part is needed during tho long life of a "Caterpillar" - built 'Trac tor the owner can find it at his nearby "Caterpil lar" Dealer's woll-stockcd vtoro. Ho can rest assured it will duplicate the fit of the original part. Douglas County Farm Bureau Co oper ative Exchange Rotcburg, Oregon COOKBOOKLET COUPON This Coupon and ntiries bearer to a cookbooklet at the Newj Ktpvlcw office, Roseburg, Oregon. 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