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Society and Clubs Iff
U By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER I -
NOTICE
! Notice Is being given to all per
sons desiring to turn in society
for this week's society page, to
turn the items in not later than
12 o'clock Thursday noon. The
change was made necessary this
week, as there will be no paper
published on the Fourth of July
and the regular society page will
be published on Friday Instead.
Rl VERSDALE GRANGE
TO MEET FRIDAY
Rlversdale grange will meet
Friday night at 8:15 o'clock at
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TODAY AND THURSDAY
ARE
Bargain Nights
Two Adults, 40c
Return Showing of
a swell picture
JACK BENNY
FRED ALLEN
and
MARY MARTIN
"Love Thy
Neighbor"
Plus
The SPIRIT of
AMERICA. ..in a
Sparkling Musical
Comedy Drama!
V I r
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Q fWEIDLER McDONALD GORCEY
H f & 7:15 9:30 p-M-
the hall. Refreshments will be in
charge of Mr. and' Mrs. Peter
Sinclair, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ott
and Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Tipton.
All members are urged to be
present.
OREGON D. A. R. MOTHER
TO BE HONORED WITH
CARD SHOWER JULY 4TH
Members of D. A. R. chapters
all over the state are sending
greeting cards this week to the
state D. A. R. mother, Mi's. J. B.
Montgomery, 2625 S. E. Haw-,
thorne Blvd., Portland, In honor
of her 96th birthday anniversary,
which will take place Saturday,
July 4th.
Mrs. George M. Brown, regent
of Umpqua chapter of the D. A.
R., has requested that all mem
bers of the chapter send a birth
day greeting card to Mrs. Mont
gomery, who organized the first
D. A. R. chapter in the state of
Oregon.
FAMILY DINNER HELD
AT F. SNYDER HOME
DAYS CREEK, June 30. The
Fritz Snyder home was the scene
of a delightful family dinner Sun
day. Covers were arranged for
Mr. and Mrs. Don Snyder and son,
Warren, of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Bartley and daughter, Miss
Joyce, of Roseburg, Mrs. Maggie
Snyder, Raymond Snyder and the
hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Snyder,
and their daughter, Barbara, and
son, Richard.
KEYSTONE CLUB TO
HOLD POTLUCK AFFAIR
AT NELSON HOME FRIDAY
The Methodist Keystone club
members will hold a noon pot
luck luncheon at the home of
Mrs. M. M. Nelson on Deer creek,
Friday, July 3. Mrs. Fred L.
Southwlck will act as assisting
chairman with Mrs. Nelson. Mem
bers are asked to bring their own
table service.
VITAL STATISTICS
DIVORCE DECREES
DIVER Kathryne from Wil
liam S. River; married at Pasa
dena, Calif., July 15, 1941; cruel
ty. Plaintiff to resume maiden
name of Kathryne Clemens.
BROWN Elma May from Ira
Brown; married, at Roseburg,
Dec. 12, 1935; cruelty. Plaintiff to
resume maiden name of Elma
Cox.
DIVORCE COMPLAINTS -
JONES Vance I. versus Alice
Jones; married at Roseburg, May
9, 1936; cruelty.
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Local
News
Mr. King Here Dale King, of
Canyonville, spent Tuesday in
this city attending to business.
Here Today Mr. and Mrs. M.
K. Dean,,of Days Creek, spent to
day in Roseburg attending to
business.
Spend Day Here Mrs. W. T.
Hutchinson and son, Murl, of
Days Creek, were visitors in this
city Tuesday.
War Relief Group to Meet
The Christian Science War Re
lief sewing group will meet
Thursday at two o'clock at the
Perkins building.
Garden Valley Club to Meet
The Garden Valley Women's club
will meet Thursday at two o'clock
at the clubhouse with Mrs. J. V.
Long as hostess.
Mrs. Crummett Home Mrs.
Peter Crummett has returned to
her home in this city to conval
esce from a recent major opera
tion performed at the Eugene
hospital.
Move to Roseburg Mr. and
Mrs. Vandiver and two daughters
have moved from Twin Falls,
Idaho, to Roseburg and are mak
ing tneir home at 228 Haynes
street.
Days Creek Visitors Here
Noel Welch, Miss Ueraldlne
Spore and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Go
in and daughter, Miss Violette,
all of Days Creek, were visitors
in Roseburg Tuesday.
Here Tuesday Mrs. Ray Dun
san and children, Miss Jean, Miss
Norma, Ralph, Bob, Loren and
Miss Marjie, all of Canyonvifle,
spent Tuesday in this city visit
ing and attending to business.
Ladies Aid to Meet The Chris
tian church Ladies Aid and Mis
sionary society will meet at two
oclock at the church parlors
Thursday, with Mrs. Len B. Fish
back in charge of the program.
Mrs. Taylor will preside.
Mrs. Lundeen Home Mrs. C.
W. Lundeen has returned to her
work in Churchill's hardware
store, following a few days at
Vancouver, Wash., visiting her
husband, who Is employed in the
shipyards.
Visits Here Mrs. L. H. Howe,
who recently moved from Co
quille to Portland, stopped over
here this week to visit her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. House
older, en route to Coquille on
business.
Back From Portland Mrs. E.
R. Kenny has returned to her
work in the office of the Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph com
pany .in this city, following a
three day stay in Portland attend
ing a meeting of the company.
Visits In Portland Mrs. E. R.
Walton, who is vacationing from
the Pacific Telephone and Tele
graph office here, has returned
to Roseburg, following several
days In Portland visiting relatives
and friends.
Strawberries Enjoyed The
News-Review staff enjoyed a
fine box of strawberries brought
to the office Tuesday by Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Miller of Winchester.
Some of the berries measured as
much as five inches in circum
ference. They are of the Miller
Improved Marvel variety.
Leave for Home Mr. and Mrs.
Orrin Bayliff have returned to
their home in Portland, follow
ing several days in this city visit
ing relatives. They were accom
panied home by Mrs.. Bayliff's
mother, Mrs. F. E: Feikert, of
this city, who will visit in Portland.
Daughter Is Born According
to word received here, a daugh
ter, Karen Sue, weighing nine
pounds, thirteen ounces, was
born Tuesday, June 30, in San
Francisco to Mr. and Mrs. Clair
F. Taylor. Mr. Taylor, who is ad
vertising manager for the San
Francisco Examiner, is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Taylor of 510
South Jackson street.
Country Club Ladies to Meet
The ladies of the Roseburg Coun
try club will meet Thursday
morning at the clubhouse for
golfing to be followed by a 12:30
politick luncheon and contract
bridge play at 1:30 o'clock. Plans
will be completed for the fourth
of July picnic dinner and day at
the clubhouse to be enjoyed Sat
urday by the members of the
club, their families and Invited
guests.
Spree in Public Place
Results in Fine of $25
Arvid Emil Erkkila, local saw
mill worker, paid a fine of $25 In
the justice court here today after
pleading guilty to a charge of be
ing drunk in a public place.
It's a Fun-Fest
Fig- j v r
Sf AH
Where there's life- there's Hope . . . and where there's Hope
there's a beautiful blonde. Bob Hope and Madeline Carrol in "My
Favorite Blonde," which opens today for a four-day engagement at
Hunt's Indian theatre.
Mrs. A. J. Chapman
Passes at Portland
Graveside services are to be
held at the Wilbur cemetery at
10:30 a. m. Saturday for Mrs. A.
J. (Minnie) Chapman, 73, who
died Tuesday ut her home in
Portland. Born at Wilbur, a mem
ber of a pioneer family, she spent
her early life in Douglas county
but in recent years had made her
home at Portland.
She is survived by a daughter,
Mis. Gideon Snook, Portland.
Mi's. Chapman was an aunt of
Mrs. Ruth Sands of Wilbur and
W. F. Chapman of Roseburg.
The funeral services will be In
charge of the Roseburg Under
taking company.
Non-High School Area
Board Elects Officers
The Douglas county non-high
school district board in its meet
ing held Tuesday, elected Mrs.
John Bacon, Umpqua, as chair
man, and J. G. Barnes, Tenmile,
as vice-chairman. J. M. Francis,
Oakland, was re-elected as a
member from Zone No. 1 for a
five-year term, and J. D. Loffer,
Tiller, was re-elected a member
from Zone No. 5 for a four-year
term. The fifth member of the
board is J. F. Bonebrake, .Mel
rose. Mr. Francis served as chair
man during the past year.
Kiwanians Entertained
By Stars of Circus Bill
A taste of circus Ufa woe
brought to the Roseburg Kiwanis
club at the regular Tuesday
luncheon meeting, ' when The
Texans Tex and Alice Ortnn
entertained the club members
witn a knife throwing exhibition.
The program was arranged by
Roy Bellows, who presented W.
DANCE
TONIGHT
Moot Hall
Townsend Club No. 2
Rose Orchestra
Gents 25o Ladles 10o
B. Antes, publicity director for
the Russell Bros, circus, which
visited Roseburg Tuesday. After
giving the Kiwanians a short
talk concerning circus life, Mr.
Antes presented the Orton's in
their knife throwing exhibition,
which Is one of the circus pro
gram features.
A guest of the club was Allen
Hewitt of Seattle, who is visiting
here with his father-in-law, N.
Rice, a member of the Kiwanis
club. Mr. Hewitt spoke briefly
concerning some of the wartime
activities of the Seattle area.
Is your child a
HOSE PICKER?
It may be more than Just a natty habit t It
may b a of worma. Yea, ugly crawl
lnv roundworms Inside your child I Other
warning aigna are fidgeting, "finicky" ap
petite, cranklneaa, itching In certain porta.
These bowel wormi can cause real
trouble I If you even smpect your child haa
them, get JAYNE'S VERMIFUGE right
away I JAYNE'S la America' leading
proprietory worm medicine; aclentincally
tested and used by mllllona for over a
century. It expel stubborn wonn'a, yet arts
very gently. If no worma are there.
JAYNE'S works merely an a mild laxative.
Be sure you get JAYNE'S VKKMIKUUKI
NUMBER 51 -k Interesting tricis for picnics k Fine foods as low priced an Monday
as on Saturday -k About helping yourself to help your Country
How to have more fun
on week-ends
right in your own
back yard
There's nothing that's quite as much fun
as a pictiic especially a picnic right in
your own back yard. Ami because picnics
are becoming more popular every day
(what with the tire and gasoline situa
tion) the Safeway Homemakers' Bureau
presents here these menus that should
make any picnic more fun.
LAWN PICNIC
Have each family bring something
y Kidney Beans ami Sparcribs (
Colesluw with Diced Apple and ,'
Green IVpper ,
Buttered Rye Bread Slabs of Cheese
lee Cream and Cuke
Coffee or Hoot Beer
KIDNEY BEANS WITH SPARERIBS
1H lbs. apareriba out In IX ouua meat stock
a-rib piooes H cP finely cliopiwd
t tbep. shortening carrot
ft cap finely chopped H tP- thyme
anion 1 tsp. suit
ft tap. finely chopped 2 cups cooked kidney
garllo benna
Brown spareribs in hot shortening in
heavy frying pan. Add onion and gar
lic; cook about S minutes, stirring fre
quently. Place spareribs in casserole.
Combine meat stock (or 2 bouillon
cubes dissolved in IK cups boiling
water), seasonings, and lran.s; pour
over spareribs; cover. Bake in slow
oven (325 F.) about 1 hour or until
spareribs are tender. Serves 0,
Here's a quick' and easy menu
jor a back yard barbecue
BARBECUE
Make your own sandwiches
Broiled Cube Steaks
(Cooked on green-pointed sticks
or toasting forks)
Toasted Buns
Sliced Tomatoes and Onions
Lettuce Pickles
Chili Sauce
Potato Chips
Orange and Pineapple Compote
Cup Cakes
Marshmrdlows for Toasting
Coffee or Iced Tea
PARK PICNIC
Cold Sliced Ham or Luncheon Meats
Bread, Butter, Lettuce, and Mayon
naise for Sandwiches
Pickles Potato Salad
Deviled Eggs Olives Carrot Sticks
Fresh Grapes
Gingerbread Iced with Cream Cheese
Thermos Coffee or Lemonade
' All about peanuts and vitamins
See this week's Family Circle Mngn
rine fur nutritional information n;i
peanuts. New issue out every Thurs
day, free at Safeway.
Safeway
Homemakers Bureau
JULIA LliE VYHIGHT. Dirertor
CLOSED
Saturday, July 4th
INDEPENDENCE PAY
Shop Early in the Week. Same low
prices effective every day.
iBSSSS
All Safe way's prices are as tow as these
every tray or we ween Yi
FOR PICNIC LUNCHES
l4-oi. bottle 12)2
150
CATSUP
Red Hill
CHILI SAUCE
Moneta I2'i-oz. bottle
PICKLES ifirf
Libby Assorted Sweets 1 2-oz.ar Op
RIPE OLIVES No. I i Qw
Lindsay Extra Large Can I Jy
CHEESE 2 Pkgs. QQw
Pabstett Plain or Pimiento Z 3)5
DEVILED HAM ifjj
Underwood's No. 'A can IZfJ
SWIFT'S PREM Qq,i
Pure Pork Moat -12-01. can 00)5
PIGS FEET Qlrf
Hormel's 28-oz. Jar 0 1 )5
SMOKED OYSTERS
Smokestors 3'j
PEANUT BUTTER
Real Roast
PRESERVES
Marasca Assorted
FRUIT JELLY
Tea Garden
POTATO CHIPS
Blue Bell
RITZ CRACKERS
Butter Wafers
2 1 340
. 1 S; 210
2'4-6i. jar 270
100 150250
220
Lb. box
': -oz. can 150
WHEAT TOAST WAFERS 4 OA
Sunshine Lb. Pkg. I Op
SANDWICH BREAD I -lb. 1
Julia Lee Wright's Enriched loaf
PAPER NAPKINS Q
Zee Dinner size J Pkgr.Jf
WAX PAPER . 9QW
Diamond 200 foot roll Lofl
fOR COOLING DRINKS
6
12-oz.
bo
230
270
n 210
SNO-COLA. Refresh
ing, delicious
ROOT BEER n
Hires 1 2-oz. bottles U for
Grapefruit Juice . 46-oz. i
Town House Unswot.
TOMATO JUICE Qrf
Sunny Dawn No. 2 can 3)5
FOR TEMPTING SALADS
MAYONNAISE
Nu-Mado " Quart
MAYONNAISE Pint Jar 31c
Kraft
SALAD DRESSING Pint Jar 22c Qgrf
Duchess Oaurt Jar 0C5
MIRACLE WHIP Pint Jar 26c ,
Kraft Dressing Quart Jar
POTATO SALAD 0 OCj
Minot 15-oz. cans for LJp
490
Pint Jar 27c JlPrf
Quart Jar tUp
int Jar 31c CQW
Quart Jar U0)5
.'3B0
410
MALTED MILK
Kraft Lb. 29c 2-lb. can
COFFEE . Oflrf
Airway, ground fresh Lb. bag SMI
COFFEE OAflf
Nob Hill, rich blend' Lb. bag Vty
TEA BAGS QOW
Canterbury 50 bags in ctn. Jp
SOAPS AND
FELS NAPTHA
Laundry Soap
P. & G. SOAP
Reg. bars 5 for 19c
CRYSTAL WHITE
Reg. bars 5 for 19c
SOIL-OFF
Instant Cleaner
LIFEBUOY SOAP
Zephyr-fresh
CLEANSERS
2 bar. 110,
4fi:ri90
4:190
Quart can 600
3b.r. 200
PENNY SAVERS
CHERUB MILK 0 OArf
Tall cans 0 for Zip
EVAPORATED MILK Q (JPj
Advertised brands tall 0 for ZUJu
BABY FOODS Q Qnj
Gerber's Assorted 0 cans ZU)5
WHEATIES li Qlw
Whole-gram cereal L PWgs. Zip
FLOUR 49-lb. 4 7Q
Kitchen Craft sack $111 J
SOUP MIX
Minute Man Pkg.
CREAMETTES O if. A
Macaroni Z Pkgs. 13)5
DRIED PRUNES QQw
Fancy Urge ' ' ' 2-lb. bag Z0)j
SEABRIGHT PEAS It A
Sweet, ten'det . No. 2 can I Up
DICED BEETS Qrf
Blue Tag No. 2 can Up
CREAM CORN Q No. 2 ntw
Country Home ' Z cans Zup
PURE LARD PQw
Lb. carton 20c 4-lb. carton 0 Op
CIGARETTES 04 OQ
Popular brands Ctn. of 200 J I iZ J
SLETT,SSUE 4ron.190
v ' DELICIOUS DESSERTS
MARSHMALLOWS 4JW
Fluff-i-est Lb. Ctn. I Hp
KRE-MEL PUDDINGS CH
Assorted flavors 4-6z. Pkg. Dp
FRESH FIG BARS 07W
Wheat or White 2-lb. ctn. Z I p
SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR OOw
Large Package ZOp
APRICOTS. No. 2 'a
Green Tag whole L
310
SAFEWAY GUARANTEED MEATS
are low priced every day
You can hv monty on meat any day al Saftway bacauic
Saleway meats arc low priced every day ol the week.
Boned and Tied Picnics, lb. . .39c
SWIFTS
Link Sausage, club style, lb. . .27c
Lunch Meats, lb 33c
ASSORTED, LARGE VARIETY
Bologna, Liver Sausage, lb. . .27c
Frankfurters, reg., lb 25c
Bacon, sugar cured, lb 29c
BY THE PIECE
Colored Fryers, lb 35c
FRESH DRESSED
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO MARKET CHANGES
GUARANTEED-FRESH PRODUCE
Is low priced every day
you wve money any day ol the week on Safe
way Product becauie it's always low priced.
LEMONS ORANGES
GRAPEFRUIT
CANTALOUPES PLUMS
APRICOTS WATERMELONS
New Peas
Wax Beans
New
Potatoes
Lettuce
Green Onions
Radishes
Tomatoes
ANN LEARNS HOW TO MAKE WEEKENDS MORE FUN
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WE ALWAYS HAVE TO
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Buy War Stamps at Safeway with
the money you save here
Why don't you got your "big"
ordor In on a woek day, too
Not only will you have more time to
pixy on wrk-eniK but you'll be able to
shop more leUurely if you get your kit
grocery order in on a week day. Safeway
pricea, you know, are always low, on
everything, twry day oj Utt weflr.
SAFEWAY