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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG", OREGON, THURSDAY. MAY 6, 1943.
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Society and Clubs
MR. AND MRS. GRAE
HONORED AT PARTY
WILBUR, May " 6.-'-Mr. and
Mrs. T. E. Grao who are leaving
soon to make their home at Cor
vallis were- guests of honor at a
farewell party given at the high
school Friday night. Mr-' and
Mrs. Grao taught school-' for
numbe.- af years at' Wilbur, were
active1 In' church work'and have
made many friends "In Douglas
county. 'A quilted quilt chenille
spread and rug'were presented to
them' from their' many "friends
Dy Kev. iveednam. Mrs.1 JesS Rus
sell, "Mrs- George Short and Mrs.
Charles' Sands '- served' 'refresh
ments to Re, and Mrs: Noedhani,
Mis. W. Ei Russell, Mr. and Mrs,
Harvey Carrejv-MrV and Mrs.'W.
H. Carrey; Mr; and Mrs. Menzle,
Lee,-Mr. and 'Mrs; WE. Thomp
son, Mrs; Irene' McCrlhklej'-Mr,
and Mrs. Stanley Short) Mrs,
Norman, Mr:1 and Mrs. 1 Arthu:
Crowford; Mrs; Lillian Hume, Mr,
and1 'Mrs. Fredrick' Brbszld, Mr,
and Mrs. Walter Norrls,- Mr. and
Mrs. -Kenneth 1 Bflrneburg, Mr-
and Mrs'.' Charles Schroder, Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Evans('"Mr.' and
Mrs. Harold McKay,' Mrs.- R' L;
Irving,' Mrs.-' Lois Irving, Loot a
Wilson, Frank O. Wilson, Mrs.
Marie Moon; Mr- and Mrs. D.
McKay," Mr. and Mrs.- Narclsse
LaRaut, Mr. and Mrs.-Jess Rus
sell! Mr. arid Mrs. Charles Sands,
Mr.; and Mrs. C.'E. Jenklns. Mr.
and .Mrs. 'Georg'o Short,' Mr. and
Mrs. R- E; Brawn, Mi. 'and- Mrs;
Mclvln Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Do
mingo Saballa, Mr. "'and'- Mrs
Walter Kinsel, W; D. Turner, Mr.
and Mrs; Ralph' Sands! Mr: ' and
, Mrs. I: B. Holcomb, Mr. and Mrs
Vernon LaRaUt,' Mr. 'Vi and ;Mrs,
RoyQulnton, Mrs. Anna Pelrce,
Mr.' and- Mrs. Frank Parker,' Mr.
and Mr. 'Charles Holcomh, Mr.
and Mr Milt Miller, Mr-.' and Mrs
Harry DaWsoh.' Mr. : and Mrs.
Clifford McKay, Mrs. Hosella
Bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Hounshell
Mr: and Mrs.' Harry Balrd, Mrs,
E.1 P. Vincent, Mr. and Mrs,
Frank Grubbc, and Mr- and Mrs,
Virgil Smith.
PENNY SUPPER TO
BE HELD TONIGHT
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DAYS CREEK, May 6 Thurs
day evening the Days Creek P.-T.
A. Is sponsoring a Penny Supper
to be held In Hhe school dining
room from six until seven-thirty.
The funds raised from the supper
wll be used to defray the expense
of a scholarship to tnc 4-w sum
mcr school. Thoro will be a wide
variety of dishes from which to
choose and the cost oi cacn win
be very moderate,
Following the supper there will
he 'an Interesting program, con
slstlng to' a large extent of must
cal numbers In recognition of Na
tlonal Music week. E. A. Britton,
' county club leader, will be pres
ent and Will assist with the pro
gram.
; There will also 'be a sale ol
plants suitable for setting at this
time of the year, as wen as a
drawing for a lunch cloth' and
dresser scarf.
' By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTEB '
Trlna Gertz, Mrs. Albert DeBer
nardl, "Mrs'. ' Earl Wlllshlre and
Mrs. Frank Johnson. '; ' ''
Pupils preparing and serving
the meal were: Peggy Geertz,
Joyce Everts. Virginia Barker,
Norma Jean' Shrunv 'Ardene Hel-
vey, Grace Chappelle, Betty-Steur,
and virgll Hodges.'-" !-'.;. j:
AID AND MISSION
SOCIETY MEET
GLIDE, May 6. The Glide Bap
list Aid and Mission society met
at the home of Mrs. H. D. Con
nine on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs- Ashrr Agce, president, con
ducted the business meeting wllh
Mrs. Chas. Vlcek acting as secre
tary In the absence of Mrs. Carl
Messing. Committees and host
esses for t lie coming year were
appointed and It was deckled lo
hold most of the meetings at the
church next year as It Is centrally
located. ' "
Mrs. Connlne, assisted by Mrs.
Albert Delirrnnrdl, served re
Irekhments ti: Mrs. Floyd Hick
man, Mrs1. Ashor Agce, Mrs. Freo
Asam, Mrs. Charles Vlcek, Mrs.
Vern Shrum and Mrs. Geo. Case-beer-
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HERBERT MELVIN
HOST AT PARTY "
GLIDE, May (!. Herbert Mel
vln entertained a group of friends
at his homo on Friday evening.
Gaines were enjoyed after which
Mm. Mclvln, assisted by Mrs.
Harry Davis, served refreshments
lo: Marie Vlcek, Joan DeBornardl,
Joyce Everts. Norma Jean Shram,
Grace Chappelle, Ardene Helvey,
PeggyGeertz, Kelly Steur, Virgil
Hodges, Charles Singleton, Ralph
Hickman, Jefr Currier and the
host, Herbert Melvin.
FACULTY ENTERTAINED
AT LUNCHEON FRIDAY
GLIDE, May ('.. -The home
pcomonies class entertained the
faculty al a luncheon on Friday.
A centerpiece of tulips was used
on the table and covers were
placed for:- Mr. anil Mrs- B. W
Clark, Mrs. Margaret Howard.
Mrs. Flo re nee Chappelle, Mrs.
Old? Get Pep, Vim
with Iron, Calcium, Vitamin B,
I Im1. T.il On Of. t'nt-tiiiiui l.nir
j.nfi ffita i.fMrl ft li b IxrilfilsPkmi Iron,
n .11
trial ! J.f
Or hA P. ItflSLV. .mH i.n.1n
II iim ft llrnra M many taMna) ml. hDn. A
aak atom Ibe btf noiirj i4 --tvoouiny"
At all Kortil rjruir sl"r3 cvc-y-lic rr
1U Huni-buig at 1-ulU-rtou'a tilus-
SPECIAL CONCERT TO BE '
GIVEN FOR MUSIC WEEK
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
f 4' i'j;,iinn i. 5i-i .7 X -i nci
The Roseburg high school glee
club,' under the direction of Miss
Phoebe Hawthorne;- 'and the 'or-
cnestra, unaer"'tne direction or
Leonard Riley, will present a very
charming-' concert at '8 o'clock
Fridaymightj'May 7, In observ
ahce of national music Week,1 at
the-' First ' Presbyterian church.'
Mrs. Homer Grow, 'pipe organist,
and Miss Lou Helen Strange,' pi
anist, 'Will accompany the- num
bers. The High'?, boys Will act
as ushers.
The program Includes:
The 'Star Spartfjled Banner, by
Frances Seott'Key.-
. Glee Club
Dixie Air by Bourdon.
Cordova by-Albenlz;':
"''- orettestra.
Prayer of Thanksgiving.
The Glory of 'God, Beethoven.
' Glee' Club.''' "
Thanks Be to Gtfdj'O'Hara.
"Solo by Dway nc Harvey
Agnus Del1 by' Blzcf."' -Ji'e-
.u i.'ii. k. . orchestra
Fairest Lord 'Jesus. "
Directed by Virginia Wolsk
Gloria,' a" French carol ' legend
by'Tschalkowsky; '-'i' :.,
IcH Llebc 'Dlek by Grlcg by Vir
ginia wolsk. ' -
Caprice Vlennols by Krcsler.
Organ solo by Mrs. Homer Grow
Lord's Prayer by Mallotte. -: "'
song by1 Dorothy Nicholas.
Blue Danube Waltz, Strauss.
' "Orchestra.
My Morning, Grieg,
Solo by Jim Smith and girls choir
Waltzing Mathilda, Australian
War Song.
Glee Club.
I Got a Robe, Negro Spiritual.
Jim Smith, Bill Guy, Don O'Neill
and Bob Shoemaker
The Bat, by Strauss.'-
"Orchestra.
Prayer from Hansel and Grettcl,
Humpdornick. '
Girls Glee Club.
Lift Thine Eyes, Mendelssohn.
Dorothy Nicholas, Virginia Wolsk,
Carletto Bailey, Marlon Smith
and Betty Jane Roberts.
The Artisan, Harriet Ware, words
by Edwin Markham. Obligate,
Dorothy Nicholas, sung by
Gins glee club.
Pilgrim Chorus, Wagoner.
Glee club. '
The public has been cordially
invited to enjoy this beautiful
concert. '
lllllllllll'' NOW DON'T FOOL" V -- -'CLL BET'- - WB-U YOU -- 7!
i W lr WITH' -THIS COMPOUNO... F THAJ' GUV . Y CAN'T BLAME . ,
i H irltlitLL. Bt A MAN HEAED OF A, . HIM.. ..WITH
ABOUND TO A.DJU5T V GOLD 5TCIKE THE OTHER.
IT WHEN NEEDED... IN TlMBUCTOO KIND OF GOLD
ZZ AND DON'T TOUCH HE'D LEAVE MINE HE COULD i
THI-9...THECE5 A MAN THAT JOB WE SOMEONE ,:
WHO LL TAKE CAEE OF AN' JOIN TH' FLE TUD.N TH'
I -tH IK IT ALSO. VOU JUST STAMPEDE HANDLE FDD. HIM
rri IK nodvc twic; dnp pno rvi n A airr -rui a I I
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Around the County
PRE-SCHOOL STUDENTS
AND MOTHERS TO BE '
HONORED AT TEA
Children, who will start Ben
son school next fall, and their
mothers are most cordially Invit
ed to enjoy a' delightful tea at
l.)0 o'clock Friday afternoon at
me sciiooihouse. -
Mrs. Hazel Lytic, Douglas coun
ty health nurse, will talk on the
pre-school clinic to be held here
next week. Mrs. Ivan Pickens is
general chairman of the tea and
Is being assisted by Mrs. L. A.
Andrus, Mrs. O. E. Byrd, Mi's.
Herbert Heinz and Mrs. C. U.
Markclll. The children of the
first grade will be hosts nt the
party.
BIRTHDAYS OBSERVED
AT EASTER SERVICE
GLIDE, May fi. The Glide Rap
ist-church 1 held an Interesting
Easter service Sunday morning,
honoring four women who had
celebrated their 7(ilh birthdays
thin the past four months.
hese women were all born In
log houses and have seen many
hanges through the years. The
honor guests, Mrs- Steve Shrum.
Mrs. John Casebeer, Mrs. Alvlna
Sleur and Mrs. Lizzie Illakelv
ere presented wit Ii beautiful
Ouster lilies.
AMP AND AUXILIARY
TO MEET AT POTLUCK
INNER ON SUNDAY
Members of George Slarmer
axillary and rami) to United
Spanish War Veterans will meet
Sunday, May !, at a one o'clock
potluck dinner at the I. O. O. F.
hall to lie followed by the res
pective business ' meetings. All
members are urged to be present.
Mrs. W. C: Print Is chairman
f the 'politick dinner.
RED CROSS HOME
INURSING CLASSES TO
BE ORGANIZED HERE
New class,os in home nursing,
under the auspices of the Ameri
can Red Cross, will soon be or
ganized In this city and registra
tion for the classes may bo made
now oy caning euner Mrs. u. (J.
Flnlay at 650-J or Mrs. W. H.
Carter at 749-J.
A great number of classes have
already been completed in home
nursing in this county and still a
demand is being made for more
classes to (rain men and women
In this vital part of the home
front during war times. The new
classes will be open to both men
and women desiring to take the
course and those registering are
asked to slate their preference
for evening or afternoon classes.
The classes will be taught by reg
istered trained nurses and will
open just as soon as registration
Is completed. Mrs. Ivan Pickens
Is chairman of organizing the
classes:
RIVERSOALE GRANGE
TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT
Klversclalo grange will meet
Friday evening at 8:15 o'clock at
the hall. The men of the grange
will present a Mothers day pro
gram and will have charge of
serving refreshments. All mem
bcrs are urged to be present. 1
night for Portland, where she
will board a train for Indiana to
visit an aunt who Is HI.
Mrs. Ella Sullivan and Mrs. W.
C. Pclham were In Roseburg on
business Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Poole, who
are staying at the hotel since Mr.
Poole has come from the hospital
in Roseburg, spent Tuesday at
their ranch at Days Creek.
Canyonville
Aching Feet
fist Amazing Relief
Co wtv toco omntof todav md sit
n oriflnal txrtti of Mooia't Emerald Oil.
Thaj vry flfi applteattan will ftv you
nllef anf few irnrt rreatmanti will
ItMUuuMy umvlin you that hy ttktilns
taltMutty to It for a thnt wNIa ktwar
your foot trauMaa may aoon dlaaeraar.
On botrh wa know will ahow vou hv
yond all tjumtmti tHat vnu Nava at latf
dlauJvoiau' fha way to arald foot idif''a f.
Moone Gmarald Oil, h) a ctaar, powarfui
pitatiaiais at that doa not itatn or laav
11 aal,1 raaadua ft mutt th mmplfa
aalhlaLlluri ar rnonay chaarhily rafundaal
Chapman's Pharmacy
CANYONVILLE, May G -Mrs.
Charles Cooper and children, Do
rothy May and Charles, came the
last of the week from Eugene,
where they have been visiting
relatives.
. Mrs. Ellzabelh Baker of Bea
vcrton Is working at the hotel.
Mrs. Wm. Cox, her son, Billy,
Mrs. Lillian King and Mrs. D. W.
Gill were in Roseburg on business
Saturday.
- Mrs. Evelyn Bell of Koseburg
visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Willis over the week end.
Bobby Williams was absent
from school Tuesday due to ill
ness. Mrs. George McClane, her son,
George, and grandson, Norman
Knight, spent Sunday with Mm.
McClane's daughlcr.Georgetla, al
Corvallls, where Miss McClane is
attending college. Mrs. Ella Beals
rode with them as far as Eugene
and visited her sister, returning
that night with the McClanes.
Mrs. V. J. Buroker has returned
to her home in Portland. She has
sold her properly here to George
McClane.
Mrs. Frances Cochran of Med
ford and Mrs. Hose Atchln of
Merced, California, were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Sullivan.
Miss Evelyn Blenz Is visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Farmer.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Vin.und and
children have moved Into their
new home which they purchased
from Mr. and .Mrs. George Long.
The Vlpond family has been liv
ing In Days Creek.
Mrs, l.lhhle French left Monday
Azalea
AZALEA, May 1 Among those
shopping and attending to busi
ness in Roseburg the middle of
the week were, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Newman, Mr. and Mrs. T.
C. Johns, L. S. Johns, Mrs. H..H.
Waltermire, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hill, Mr. and -Mrs. Lane, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Phelps, Mr. and
Mrs. E. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlrle Dewey, and Mr. and
Mrrs. Jurgenson.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Tyson and
son, Jimmy, visited here Thurs
day with Mr. and Mrs. Rollin
Johns, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Jantzer. ;?
' Lt. Carl Johnston from Louisi
ana spent several days here JaSt
week visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Alderson and
family who have been living on
the Burch place near Fortune
Branch, moved Thursday to
Grane Creek. 1
Mrs. Ruth Sanderson suffered
second degree burns on her feet
and legs when a. kettle of boiling
water slipped from the stove.
She was taken to the Mercy hos
pital in Roseburg Thursday for
medical care. '
Mrs. J. S. Evans was In Grants
Pass on business Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burch at
tended to business in Sulherlln
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Buchanan
attended to business and shopped
in Grants Pass Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clark and
children Betty and Dickie, from
West wood, Calif., visited here the
last of the week with Mrs. Henry
Smith and family. They were en
route to Montana, where they
will make their home.' t
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Speaker
were in Grants Pass on business
Friday.
Hob Young, who is serving in
I he U. S. navy, is enjoying a fur
lough and is here visiting with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Everejt Roach
were in Grants Pass Sunday af-
UMPOUA
DAIRY PRODUCTS
are on sale at
YOUR GROCERS
Piml-Coli Compiny, Long Itlind city, N. Y.
FJ.a.nth,?cd B..H.,i PPl-Cola loHllnj Co., Rosebutij, piemen
tcrnoon. They were accompanied
homo by Mrs. ' Roach's father,
Harvy Jcnks, who had been a
patient at the hospital for several
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Mat Dahl arc
here visiting with Mrs. Dahl's
brother, Jim Booth.
J. S. Evans made a business
trip to Portland over the week (
cna.
Mrs. F. J. Young and Mrs. Al
bert Guest are in Grants Pass
this week, visiting with Mrs.
Guest's daughter, Mrs. Reg Fac
quior, who is ill. '
' Mrs. H. W. Booth and First
Sergeant and Mrs. Ray Dodge
were in Medford and Grants
Pass over the week end. They
visited Mrs:1 Loran Fowler and
Miss Alice Booth. -
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Allen made
a business trip to Grants Pass
Monday.
Olalla
OLALLA, May 6. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Mossman were shopping
and attending to business matters
in Roseburg Monday.
Mrs. Roy J. Carnall went to
Silverton Monday of last week to
visit her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Howard. Vic
tor has recently been discharged
from the army on account of age,
and has returned to his former
job as government trapper in the
predatory animal control work,
of Marion county. During his ab
sence Mrs. Howard was employ
ed at Salem In the filing
department of bus and truck
transportation, in case of evacua
tion, but Is at home now. '
William Arnold has been quite
sick the past few days. His son,
Monroe Arnold, has been releas
ed from army duty in California,
where he was graduated from
Aero Tech, and will go into the
logging1 woods soon- He is an ex
pert bull dozer driver. -
A large crowd attended the
Easter picnic sponsored by Mrs.
Bell Clark at the schoolhouse
Sunday. Games and visiting, ' a
short program and a most excel
lent picnic dinner filled the day.
School will close Friday and Mrs.
Clark has been retained as teach
er, making her fourth year.
Roy Carnall spent last week at
the home of his daughter, Mrs.
June Hook, and family, on the
North Umpqua. The Hooks will
leave soon for Big Camas for
Dick's work with the National
forest service and later go on to
Diamond lake, when weather
conditions permit. Mr. Hook Will
serve his third year as guard at
the lake.
ODT Rules Slated for
Talk af Meeting Here
A meeting of all service sta
tion operators and district man
agers of oil companies will be
held at 7:30 p. m.' at the circuit
court room of the courthouse In
Roseburg; It was announced to
day by Story lies, secretary bf
the local rationing board- The
meeting Is being called, lies stat
ed, at the direction of Robert
Gibhart, of the Medford office of
the OPT. The meeting is to be
held to discuss'rulc'ana "regula
tions of the Office of Defense',
Transportation.
The caribou doe Is the only ant- O
lered female deer In North '
America.
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