ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBUDS, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12. 1942.
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Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
NUTRITION CLASSES
TO ORGANIZE FRIDAY"
Women and men, who are 18
years of age and over, Interested
in taking the nutrition course to
be offered here by the Red Cross,
are asked to attend a', meeting
Friday night, February 13, at 7:30
o'clock at the Justice court room
at the courthouse. Registrations
will be taken at that time and
those signing up for the classes
will ho assigned to their respec
tive classes to begin next week.
Two evening and one afternoon
classes will be organized. Miss
Genevieve Eastling, Miss Frances
Welch and Mrs. Margaret Wat
kins will be Instructors. The
course will be 20 hours. All per
sons planning to take the canteen
course, must take the nutrition
course first and secure their cer
tificate In same, before they will
bo allowed to take the canteen
course. Just as soon as the nutri
, tlon course is completed the can
teen course will be offered.
MRS. GREEN IS
HOSTESS TO CLUB
SUTHERLIN, Feb. 12. The
Past Noble Grand club met in the
Methodist church parlors Wednes
day afternoon' with Mrs. Hazel
Green as hostess. Mrs. Belle Cook,
Mrs. Ruth Manning and Mrs. Ade
laide Cooper won the game prizes
and Mrs. Bertha .Barge the penny
prize. .
Those attending were the Mes
dames June Shamp, Mabel Ross,
Cora Allen, Alma Anderson, Ber
tha Barge, Maude Culver, Sevilla
Bamber, Belle Cook, Hazel Green,
Minnie Hartshorn, Anna Hanken
son, Michael Flannery, Mildred
Holman, Pearl Mabie, Ruth Man
ning, Charlotte Parker, Serepta
Saucerman and the following
guests Adelaide Cooper, nobie
grand; Miss Mabel Williams, and
Juaniti). Holgato, vice grand.
The next ..-.eeting will be held
in the church with Mrs. Mildred
Holman serving a 1 o'clock lunch
eon. VALENTINE DANCE TO
BE HELD AT FACILITY
A very delightful Valentine
dance will be sponsored by the
American Legion auxiliary Fri
day night from 8 to 10 o'clock at
the veterans administration fa
cility. Members of the auxiliary
and friends are cordially invited
and those desiring transportation
are asked to call the chairman,
Mrs. Walter ( J. Olmscheid, at
808-R! Special' features have been
, planned for the dance.
BROWNIES TROOP
HAS MEETING
' SUTHERLIN, Feb. 12. The
Brownies troop of the Girl Scouts
held their last meeting., for the
. month of January at the home of
their troop leader, Mrs. John
Madsen. Agnes Pleuard was hos
tess at that meeting. She popped
corn they had grown in their gar
den. A dish garden was started.
The first meeting for the month
SMELT 3 ibs.
PURE
LARD 2 ibs.
KAMPFER'S HI-GRADE
BACON
A -LB. PKG.
FRESH OR CORNED
TONGUES
LB.
COUNTRY STYLE
SAUSAGE
LB..
FRESH GROUND
BEEF
LB.
FRESH MEATY
BACK BOWES
FRESH BEEF OR P03K
HEARTS
of February was held February
G. ' Donna Potter was out of town.
Agnes was also absent because
of sickness. Those present were
Joan Clark, Ellen Madsen, Mar
garet Parrott, Elsie Mills and
Barbara Rose. Two games were
played, "Tweedly Dec, Who Am I"
and a Brownie game, "What
Hcarest Thou?" Joan Clark chose
:o be hostess at tho next meeting.
COUNTRYY CLUB BENEFIT
CARD PARTY TO BE HELD
TONIGHT AT McCLINTOCK'S
A benefit contract bridge party
will be sponsored by the ladies
of the Roseburg Country club at
a 7:30 o'clock dessert-supper to
night. February 12th, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. McClintock
on, Hamilton avenue. Reserva
tions may be made by calling Mrs.
McClintock at 442-R. Prizes will
be awarded both men and women
winners in the contract bridge
play. The party is one of a series
being sponsored by the club.
MRS. C. L. BRANTON
TO ENTERTAIN D. A. R.
NEXT MONDAY AFTERNOON
Mrs. C. L. Branton will be hos
tess to Umpqua Chapter of the
D. A. R. at an interesting meet-
i ing announced for two o'clock
I nnvf Mnnii oftnmnnn at tho W
M. Campbell home on South Main
street.
Mrs. Walter V. Monger will be
program chairman of the Lincoln
program and Mrs. Ray S. Petre
quin, regent, will conduct the
business meeting. All members
are cordially invited to be present.
W. S. OF C. S. HAS
MEETING THURSDAY
CANYONVILLE, Feb. 12. The
Wflmen's Society of Christian
Service met at the home of Mrs.
Norman Ashcraft Thursday after
noon. Due to the inclement weath
er, only a few ladies were pres
ent. The society will meet at he
Fred Cooper home next Thursday
and tie a comforter. The top and
lining has been donated by Mrs.
E. W.- Brown, be sold and the
proceeds given To the Red Cross.
PUBLIC INVITED TO
BENEFIT PROGRAM AT
RIVERSDALE HALL
A benefit program, dance and
social has been planned for Sat
urday night at 8 o'clock at the
Riversdale grange hall to raise
funds fori-the Garden valley and
Edenbower observation posts. ' A
small admission charge will be
made. Refreshments will be serv
ed. The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
COUNTRY CLUB DANCE
TO BE HELD SATURDAY
A very enjoyable Valentine
dance will be sponsored at the
Roseburg Country club Saturday
evening, February 14. Members
of the club and friends are invit
ed to enjoy the affair, which is
in charge of Mrs. Gene Greene.
25c
27c
SLICED
15c
BEEF
19c
15c
15c
f f"
2u ... 15t
19c
SIDE GLANCES
copi. ma iv ntA uwvicr. inc. t. m. mc. u. pat, off '. , - ,
"AH right! Maybe it doesn't look romantic but my
girl's saving newspapers as her part in the war, find this '.
bundle is her Valentine 1" ' . x V
BEARD-LEWIS MUSICAL
PROGRAM TO BE HEARD
AT WOMAN'S CLUO I
Mrs. Clyde Beard, pianist, and
Mrs. Floyd Lewis, soprano solo
ist, will be guest artists at the
Roseburg Woman's club one
thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon
and meeting next Tuesday at the
clubhouse. Mrs. L. A. Wells is
hostess chairman and will be as
sisted by Mrs. H. C. Wllmot, Mrs.
C. E. Marks and Mrs. A. H. Per
rin. Mrs. Hairy F. Hatflolu, presi
dent, will conduct the business
meeting and interesting roll-call
speakers will be presented. Mrs.
Beard and Mrs. Lewis, who are
two outstanding musicians in
this city, will present a charming
program on "Music That George
Washington Knew." As this will
be one of the most enjoyable
meetings of the year the mem
bers are privileged to Invite
guests. , . !
COMFORT CLUB HAS v "':
DELIGHTFUL'MEETING :.. '- I
MELROSE, Feb, 12. The Elga
rose Comfort club met for a no
host session Tuesday, afternoon,
February 3, at the home of Mrs.
J. Sjogren. The club president,.
Anita Stark, called the meeting to
order, and as the club secretary
was absent, Ella Johnson . acted
as secretary... . . ' .
No program was held; as the
program chairman was also ab
sent, and upon roll call the mem
bers named some famous man
and why famous. Plans were also
made for the card party to be
held February 14. The club prize
was won by Mrs. Sjogren.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. F. T. Reece
with Mrs. Anita Stark as assist
ant hostess. At the tea hour re
freshments were served to Anita
Stark, Ella Johnson, Sara Holm
quist, Nettle Woodruff, Anna Ol
son, Mable Backlund, Edna Sjo-
gren, AiDerca neece, mi's. i. oju
gren, members and Mrs. Bloom
quist and Mrs. Edman.
PUflLIC INVITED TO
PANCAKE AND WAFFLE
SUPPER NEXT TUESDAY
The ladies of St. George's Epis
copal Guild will sponsor their an
nual Shrove Tuesday pancake
and waffle supper next Tuesday,
February 17, from 5:30 to 7:30
o'clock at the parish hall on East
Cass street. The public is cor
dially Invited to attend. Mrs. R.
R. Brand, Mrs. William Bell, Mrs.
Theo Bond, Mrs. James E. Judd
and Mrs. J. M. Judd compose the
committee In charge of the affair,
BENEFIT DANCE FOR
RED CROSS TO BE
GIVEN SATURDAY NIGHT
Members of Philetarian lodge
No. 8 of the I. O. O. F. and
Roseburg Rebekah lodge No. 41
will sponsor a benefit dance for
the American Red Cross Satur
day night, February 14th, at 9 o'
clock at the Oriental Gardens. A
fine orchestra has been engaged
to play for the dance. Tickets may
be purchased from committee
members or at the door the even
lng of the dance.
ACT FAST
Te help prevent
GOLDS
freajdmlaaiafl
PutaCnrdroctof Va-tro-nol ijd
each nostril at the wry finrt mime
or ineeze. It quick action
woe rtaiurc defenses umm
gainst colds. Follow
fn,rsir.vA-Tso-csi
DyGcIbrcllh
PUBLIC CARD PARTY
TO BE HELD FEB. 14
MELROSE, Feb, 12. The Elga
rose Comfort club will sponsor a
public card party at the Elgarose
school house Saturday - evening,
February 14. Both pinochle and
five hundred will be played, and
at the closa of the evening's play
prizes will be awarded and a pie
supper will be served by the com
mittee In charge, which includes
Mrs. Anita Stark, club president,
and Mrs. Albert Reeca, Mrs. Net
tle Woodruff and. Mrs. Mable
Backlund. This, will be the sec-'
ond party sponsored by the: club,
and- the proceeds received from
the evening's pliy will be used
by the club In its. work.
D. OF U. V. TO ' i
MEET FRIOAY NIQHT '
Florence Nightingale Tent No.
15, Daughters of Union Veterans
of the Civil war will meet In
regular session- Friday night at
7:30 . o'clock in the former i Ad
ventjst church building on Mili
tary street, initiation will be held.
All.-jnembers are requested to be
present. . j . . ;
Sentry's Bullet Misses '
Prowler at Swan Island v-
:i:.ij!i:C"-f n I . , ;'
r PORTLAND, ' .Feb.' 12. (AP)-
An .army, sentry . at the Swaii
island airport here fired at a sus
pected-prowler 'who refused to
heed an order to halt early yes
terday. . Military authorities; dls-
oi08tng.:ine 'incident loaay, ..said
that' sentries had been ordered to
shoot first and investigate after
ward" and advised civilians to re
main avvay from such areas. .
The : prowler .' was - observed
within J' 50 feet' of an airplane.
When ordered to stop he took to
his heels and escaped in the dark-
Coos Bay Lumber Co.
Shuts Bunker Hid Plant
MARSHFIELD, Feb. 12. (AP)
Shipping uncertainties closed
Bunker Hill plant of the Coos Bay
Lumber company, officials said
today.
The- 150-man night crew was
laid off indefinitely but- the day
shift is expeoted to resume work
Monday. .
Coffee
'..- S.C W.
Owe some caffee at ':.
pr e s e n t wholesale
Dependability a watchword at the Food for Sale Store.
'.! ; at 7:00P.M.
323 West Cast Free Delivery
Loc
al
News
Tiller Visitors Here Joe Rain-
ville and son, Garland, of Tiller,
spent Wednesday In Roseburg on
business. ,.
Baok to Work C. M. McDer
mott, Associated Oil company dis
tributor in this city, Is back to
his work, following several days
spent at home on account of
suffering a sprained arm.
Past President! Club to Meet
The Past Presidents club ; of
George Starmer auxiliary ; will
meet Friday at a one-thirty o'
clock dessert-luncheon at ithe
home of Mrs. Hubert Wright, : i
Camp and Auxiliary, to Meet
George Starmer Camp No. 15 and
auxiliary to United Spanish, War
veterans win now their respec
tive meetings Friday night at 7:30
o'clock at the I. O. O. F. hall. '
T
Visiting Parents Dr. Dollen. H.
Jones, who has been practicing
at Albany, Oregon, since Septem
ber and who is spending the week
at Oakland, Oregon, visiting his
parents, plans to leave the last
of the week for Idaho, where he
has accepted a position with the
state bureau of animal husbandry.
Community Club to Meet The
Edenbower Community club will
hold a business meeting Friday
night at 8 o'clock at the school
play shed. Following the. busi
ness session, the boys' woodwork
ing club will sponsor a carnival
and the 'proceeds will go to the
4-H club work: i Members of the
club and friends are Invited. 1
NOW PLAYING!
The story of his
life.;. love and
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defying courage)
ERR0L FLYNN
- ... OLIVIA
de HAVILLAND
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Donald Duck In .
"The New Spirit"
- ' CJHt 10CKHART
PRICES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEB. 13 AND
TOMATO JUICE,
Knight's,
3 tins
3 tins .. ....
Of 4
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GSAFEFRUiT JUICE
Ones aaain at this
price, 46-ox. tin
Enlists In Army The army re
cruiting office at Portland today
reported the enlistment of Ar
thur Webber, Jr., of Suthcrlin.
Back In School Dorothy Casey
has returned to her studies at
Rose school, following several
days illness at her home on East
Cass street.
Spend Day Here Mr. and Mrs.
G. D. Wright and Mrs. Pete U!am,
of Days Creek, spent Wednesday
in this city visiting friends and at
tending to business.
. Return Frorri Portland Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Woodruff and
son, Glenn, Jr., returned here
last night, following several
days in Portland visiting relatives
and friends during the latter's
leave of absence. He will return
to his duties in ;the U. S. navy
Friday. ,
" Back From Vacation Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Mintoyne and children,
Delva Lee and Rodney, of this
city, and Mr. MIntoync's mother,
Mrs. Fannie Mlntonye, of Co
quillc, have returned to their
homes, following two weeks vaca
tioning and visiting relatives and
friends In California. ;
County' P.-T. A. Council to Meet
The Douglas county P.-T. A
council will meet Saturday at 2
o'clock at Roseburg junior high
school with Mrs. Wilbur Culp,
president, in charge. The pro
gram will Include a talk on -Hot
School Lunches, by Mrs. L. A.
Wells, chairroan of the Douglas
County Nutrition council, and a
report by Mrs. Culp of the state
board meeting of the Oregon Con
gress of P.-T. A., which she at
tended In Portland, January 22,
The meeting is open to the public,
. Coming
Friday Saturday
if BATTLES
DESPIRAU
DESPERADOSI
AND
Ends Today
; "HOLIDAY"
with
CARY GRANT
KATHRINE HEPBURN
PLUS '
'MAJOR BARBARA'
with
REX HARRISON
WENDY HILLER
Shows 7:15 - 9:30 P. M.
Adults 30o Kiddies 110
Prunes
While They Last
HURD'S No. 2'
Tins
tii9PY
LUmL BR0 KING Vtf
Olllard Visitor Here Sherlcy
Clayton, Dillard resident,, was
here attending to business Wed
nesday. ' .
Elisha J. Holloway of
Myrtle Creek Passes
Elisha J. Holloway, 69, died at
his homo in Myrtle Creek early
today following a short Illness.
Born at Susanville, Calif., Sep
tember 4, 1872, he had spent the
greater part of his life in Myrtle
Creek. His wife, Codocia Ann
Holloway, died In August,' 1939.
Surviving are a son, Clifford
L. Holloway, Oakland, Calif., and
a daughter, Mrs. Edith Briggs,
Myrtle Creek.
The body has been removed to
the Roseburg Undertaking com
pany parlors and funeral nr-
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CORN,
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TOMATO SOUP.
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Campbell's, 3 tins
Store closes thisSaturday evening only
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Phone 24
rangements are awaiting the ar
rival of the son. " .
William A. Bradfield
Funers! Services Set
Graveside services for William
Alexander Bradfield, 76, resident
of Riddle, who died last MoiuU'V,
will be held at the Riddle cemc
lory al two o'clock, Friday after,
noon. Arrangements are in
charge of the Douglas Funeral
home.
Mr. Bradfield was born In In.
dlana MuK'h 24, 18G5, and had for
many ftziu-n made hie home near
Rdldlo, Mrs. Bradfield died sev
eral ears ago.
Surviving are a son, Ray Brad
field, Colorado Springs, Colo., and
a sister, Mrs. Mary O. Scherer,
Seattle, Wash.
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