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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1943. I A Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER BENEFIT CARD PARTY AND ANTIQUE SHOW TO BE HELD FRIDAY The Ladies Canteen corps o( the American Red Cross) has in vited the public to enjoy a very charming antique show Friday afternoon and evening at the Elks temple and during the even ing a benefit card party will be sponsored in connection with the exhibit. Reservations for the card pal ly may he made by calling Mrs. It. L. Whipple at 10'l.J or Mrs. C. W. Wharton at 102 It. Tea will be served during the afternoon hours and refresh ments will be served later in the evening following the card play. Prizes will be. awarded winncis. Both men and women card play ers are cordially invited to enjoy the affair. The usual charge will be made both afternoon ar,d evening. Proceeds of the affair will fill bags for American soldiers leav ing this country. Mrs. Hoy lit 1 lows, county canteen chairni'in. and Mrs. Vclle liroadway. t.My chairman, are In charge of the affair. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE ; POTLUCK LUNCHEON , The Hiversdale grange Home Kconomics club enjoyed a de lightful one o'clock potliic't Inn eheon Friday at the home ol Mi s. Hert Kiuse. Covers were placed for sixteen. . A short business meeting was followed by a pleasant !-.nrl;il hour. The next one o'clock pot luck luncheon and meeting of ilie club will be February VI at the home of Mrs. W. E. OH. Every member Is asked to bring some thing on Unrolii lo lake part on the afternoon's program. RUMMAGE SALE TO BE SPONSORED BY CHRISTIAN LADIES The ladles of the First Clnlsll an church will sponsor an all day rummage sale .Saturday, January 2.') at the former Lund radio shop, 111 Cass street. The shop will be open all Friday afleinoon for members to bring their articles to make ready for the sale the following day. Members are also requested to bring their clean rags to the shop to be made ready for shipment. BENSON P.-T. A. MEETING HELD MONDAY , The Unison P.-T. A. meeting was held Monday afternoon il the schoolhouse with Mrs. Ver non Keel, president, in charge. The membership eonlesl closed on that day and Mrs. Alvia We therell's third grade room won the contest prize and will he given a parly at Iwo-thirtv o'clock Friday afternoon at the schoolhouse. The next meeting was an nounced for four o'clock Febru ary 115 at the schoolhouse. All mothers are urged to ho present. P. N. G. CLUB TO MEET AT DESSERT SUPPER FRIDAY The Past Noble Grands club will meet at n 7:30 o'clock des-scrt-supcr Friday evening at ihe home of Miss I la Lauhach on South Stephens street with Kiilh Keese, Mary Van Dyne and Em ma Taylor assisting hostesses. The evening's enlerlalnment will bo In charge of fieri rude Hat field and Akin Wclliercll. All members, are cordially Invited lo be present. A mtr,i n Mr, FMY" April 4, home at coun'y, hiisbaui', Mrs. Edgar A. Miller Funeral Set for Friday Funeral services will be held at 2 p. in. Friday at the Hose burg Undertaking company chapel for Mrs. Edgar A. I Her . ha Viola) Miller, 5-1, who died Tues day iiignt al Mercy hospital nil lowing a long Illness. Born at Verona, Pennsylvania, IXKH, she had made her Winchester, I ouglas since Hill). Surviving arc hi-r two sons, A. Itoss Miller. Poll land, anil Raymond Edgar Millori army medical corps, Si-olt licld, III.; I wo daughters, Margaret il. Champagne, North llend. Ore., and I-ranees Virginia Davis. Winchester, ami a si.sler, Mi VV. Spencer, lujiinga, Calif. The funeral services will be conducted by Hie ,,v. lVrrv Smith and concluded at Civil llend cemetery. Azalea AZALEA. Jan. L'l Mrs. Frank Franks returned lo her home in Aiiand, Calif., Sunday aflcrnoon after visiting here for several days Willi relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Carl .lui -eenson were in Rusehurg on business ! nday. Mrs. William .lanlcr anil sons. Millie and Jackie: Dale Johns; mil Mrs. I-rank ! ranks were Crants Pass on business and shopping Saturday. j Mrs. William Sparks left Sat urday afternoon for Medlord, she will spend several visiting relatives and Surprise! iff, f 4 Cleveland Baby Gets Milk Ration RUSSELL S Typewriter Service Office Machine. Service and Supplies 335 N. Jackson Phone 320 where days friend Mrs. Ruih Saiidi'ison and datigliler. Peggy, and E. L. Johns madi' a lri', lo Hosehui g Sunday aner me lotnicr son. Max had arrived I here from Henri. Rev. ami .Mrs. Leonard llan non anil son visited here Thins day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley .lanlcr. Tln-y Here en route lo their home in Hosehuig after visiting in Ashland Willi lilends. Mr. and Mrs. Paul .Woman and T. C. Johns were in Can yoitville on business Monday afternoon Pianist to Be Presented In Guest Artist Series KR.N'R's Thursday Guest Artist scries will present a new artist at 7:13 tonight. Miss Ellen Gray, pianist, will offer thirty minutes ol popular music for the pleasure ol Douglas county music lovers. Her program numbers have not yet been announced. Huskies Get Even With OSC Quint By 44-39 Victory CORVALLIS, Ore., Jan. 21 AP) The University of Wash ington Huskies jumped back into Ihe thick of the northern division basketball race last night by out shooting Oregon Stale, Pacific coast champions, 44-39. The Beavers won Tuesday night, -12-39. The Washington victory threw the Huskies, O. S. C, and Wash ington State college into a tie for second position behind the cur rent pace setters, the University ol ( iregon. It also lent importance in the early phases of the race to the two game series Washington will play witli the division leaders at Eugene Friday and Saturday nights. The Wcbfools grabbed a bulge on the rest of the division by two victories over Idaho before the rest of the league got started. Then I hey split a two-game series with Washington State. The Cou gars open their first series with Idaho Friday night. Last night's was a rugged con test during which 38 fouls were called. Don Durdan, with 20 points, threatened throughout to push the Heavers out in front, but heller marksmanship from the field and foul line kept the Husk-1 ies in the lead. O. S. C. led but once in the con test. 5-1 early in the game. After that Ihe count was knotted twice at 5 5 and 9-9 before Hobby Mor ris. Washington guard, found the range to give his club a 13-9 lead which was never relinquished. I it was 2H-22 Washington at the half after Durdan had come close I,, f-losine the can. ! For the Reavers the second half was virtually a one-man show. 11 II imiUiUI umayn iiiiin,i.nh lo pull his cluo even, ism a nun- i i;te to go, the state flash scored i twice to make it 39 12, but Leaske 1 also caged one to make Washing Ion safe. I Jack Dempsey Ordered j To Pay Wife Alimony J WHITE PLAIN'S, N. V., Jan. 21 j i API - Hannah Williams Demp sey, estranged wife of Ihe former heavyweight boxing champion, I Jack Dempsey, will receive $500 a month temporary alimony and S2.500 counsel fees under order of Supreme Court Justice Witschief. Jusltce Witschief awarded the amount yesterday after Mrs. Dempsey, a former stage actress, asked $1,500 alimony and $10,000 counsel fees when she filed a counter suit for separation here Jan. 8. Dempsey's suit, filed Dec. 9, has been set for trial without jury next month. He asks custody of their two children, Joan, eight, and Barbara, six. The couple was married July 18, 1933, at Elko, Nev. Cruz to Battle Negro 'Champ of California PORTLAND. Jan. 21 (API Matchmaker Joe Waterman will present Costello Cruz, popular California Mexican middleweight, and Jack Chase, Colorado negro who holds the California middle weight title, in a lOround bout here Feb. 2. To bring Cruz, who has won three straight fights here in re cent months, and Chase together, Waterman said he offered a purse of $5,000. ' NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the gm undersigned has been duly np-i1 pointed by the County Court of Douglas County, Oregon, as ad ministrator of the estate of James Holllngsworth, deceased, and any one having claims against said estate are notified to file same, properly verified as by law required, with the undersign ed at the law office of H. A. Can aday, 132 N. Jackson St., Rose burg, Oregon, on or before the expiration of six months from the date of the first publication of : this notice. Date of first publication of this notice is December 24th, 1942. Dated this 23rd day of Decem ber, 1942. KERMIT MUETZEL, Administrator of the Estate of : James Hollingsworth, Deceased, i INSURANCE h. Fire Life Auto R. H. PARKER 631 So. Stephens St. Phone 835 WH ATS AHEAD ? Victory, of course. Then what? More big business? Of course. It takes big business to handle our needs and wants. But who is going to own and control these big businesses? If you want to own and control them with your neigh bors and other common folks, you have the power. You don't need a new law or a new government. Investigate co operatives and buy where "YOU OWN THE PROFITS" DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange ROSEBURG. OREGON America's babies may all be getting (heir evaporated milk this w,iy if ration system adoptnl hi Cleveland spreads around the nation. Here 1 1-monlhs-old Dale Walters gives bis canned milk ration card to uroi-er as his mother buys her weekly allotment cf eight cans. AND LOOK AHEAD tiKluhtrul Lcaquc fc Whenever you get f fur x,tt do n" feeling, you nerd ihe "frejh up" (hit 7-l'p giv you ....' The frch, lively uste of 7-L'p helpi give you a fresh look ahead. "Fresh up". . . with 7 -Up . . . and ice if things don't look brighter! YOU LIKE IT IT LIKES YOU Coca Cela Bottling Co. ot Roicbuifj i 'Irani V 1, Pel, 1 1'iica Oola . 7 'J .77s ; Krutnu's Shm-s . 7 1! .77S : ll. nih's Town i; ;( . ;;t , 1'. S Ainu r, :! ,i;i;7 j i'uipiu.-i fiiicis i r in ' n w Piuiir j 7 lii-s-.ins j 7 .2:j Knv.tnis J 7 .'JJ'J Games Wctlnesri.iy Night P. S. Arniv .1. HIi-ssiiiks (I; I nip qua fluc-ls L'. 11,11 Ill's Tnjmerj 1; Km.lllis L'. I'ni'ii fcil.i I. Remarks : lliKli inilu idii.il came scure: ft. liner, .Ml. Ilieh mduidu.il series sinre fi. liner, .i7;' N. W. Pnulliy. Handicap l'l 'M Ml '.'7.1 Teels IP, l in M i ;;;,s r.irlin l.iil lui ;c.l I'lXhi'at P.'li lliS UJ 111! I'-vK 117 IIJ lJ.'i ;tsi Pl.iek l.Vi i;, IP-, (y rm.il si' 7jj .'.',".' 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Specials for Friday and Saturday January 22-23 Red & White Red & White Red & White CAKE FLOUR PANCAKE FLOUR WHEAT CEREAL No Failures Large Pkg. ... 27c 2 : -lb. Package.. 20c Rich Tiny Kernels of Wheat 28-01.. 20c X SUPER DRY TOWELS Msccti oni & Spaghetti S1rk" " 3 lb 19c Catsup 14 ounce bottles 18c forts; J VJffnrZ Sl",shm Wheat A Treat f Q I OUal tVw.lt'13 ii, Whole Wheat l ib. okg. ACtC 2 Rolls . 23c Buy War Bonds With What You Save by Trading at Red & White ronnaise Reel A White Pure No Filler Pints 32c RSps OHves Red & White Medium S'e Pint Tins 22c COLDS rOR DIRECT RELIEF fmni inn-tics dt aiU uMifjjlunti. phloem, ntiu tion, I'lngKvtl uppvr air (vis's.ios ruh ihroit, i tn-st, niui Ku k with Vkks V.ijiUtih. Itt poultuv-.ind-.txr .iciiun brings relict wttlnnit AlO. TOR NEAD COLD "smrtlrs '. ttvit a srxxnlul nf V.ipiiKub in hot u,. Then hjv Uic child breathe yi the & teaming dpors. HI HO CRACKERS They Fit Every Occasion Mb Pkg.. 20C Red & White COFFEE Rich and Mellow 35C Mb Jar Worcestershire Sauce frnce'bo.... 14c VitoRui Prepared Mustard ,R2t.e 9c Cocoanut llLtT.lll bilgs 19c Cereals V 2 for 33c Wax Paper ra?,wrh'y. 19c Toilet Tissue fLTlU 3 for 20c Kotex twelve, per box 22c SEES3