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f FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, 'OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1943 .0 it IS $ 3 ' : I ; i'!i i II Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTEB MEN AND WOMEN REGISTERING FOR HOME NURSING CLASS ,. Already a number of men and women have registered for the new Red Cross Homo Nurslnn class, which will be started in this city soon, according to a re port made today by the commit tee. The class is still open, and all men and women desiring to take the course are asked to reg ister this week by calling either Mrs. G. C. Finlay at 650-J or Mrs. W. H.. Carter at 74B-J. - A large number of men in the Portland area have completed this course in Homo Nursing and interest has been shown by sev- , eral in Douglas county. Any man desiring to take the course need not feel that he will be the only man in the class, as several have already registered for this next class. Mrs. Ivan Pickens, promi nent Roseburg registered nurse, will be the class Instructor- Mrs. Pickens has already completed teaching a number of classes In county. J A)i afternoon class will also be mt Wie'nlzed, Just as soon as suffi 7 . clQi people have registered Pageant presented by 8utherljn school SUTHERLIN, May 13. A pageant presented by Suther lin grade school "A Salute Pipsl-Coli Company, Franchised Bottlir: Pepsi-Cola $tS&Js D (SEEP QMS? S irJ5 Specials for Friday and Saturday - May 14-T5 Sunspun is all the name implies pure as golden sunshine. Bring spring to your menus by serving salads from fresh, healthful vegetables garnished generously with Sunspun. Remember that NO POINTS ere required for Sunspun Salad Dressing or Spread. SHOP RED & WHITE TOPAYI Red & White ' FLOUR Fancy Patent, Enrichod with Iron 49-lb. bags .... : 2.15 Clabber Girl BAKING POWDER 2S. ounce t,n : 22C Red & White SHAKER SALT Plain or lodiied 2-lb. box 2 frl7C Pla Safe . MATCHES Strong Sticks Good Light ers () Boxes Peers MECHANIC SOAP Gets the Dirt 3 Bars OVALTiNE Chocolate or Plain small tin 39C I I Point Value TOMATO JUICE "SiXt Pressed from wholo red, ripe tomatoes 6 Poinl Value TOMATO JUICERNod.$tri..2for23c 4 Point Value GRAPEFRUIT JUICE wllTS. ... 35C 16 Point Value SWEET PEAS Fancy 3 sieve No. 2 tins 16C one of the best ever put on by the school, and was patronized by a full house. The reader, Viola Aldropp; pianist, Erma Martin; director, Thora Powell; proper tics, Floyd Corty and Dicky Cocn enbergj'muslc direction, LaVerna Bolton; art director, Mildred Thlele; scenario, Hazel Davis, Viola Aldropp and students. The school wishes to thank all those who helped with costuming and properties. LADY ELKS TO MEET THIS EVENING The Lady Elks will meet at 8 o'clock tonight for a dessert-sup-per at the temple with Mrs. Harry Pinnlgcr and Mrs. True man Runyan acting as joint host esses. All Lady Elks are most cordially Invited to be present. Prizes will be awarded hlli score winners In contract bridge and pinochle, JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET IS HELD ELKTON, May I3.r-The Elkton grade school was the scene of the Junior, Senior banquet of the high scnooi oaiuraay evening, ine mothers of the juniors and seniors gave the supper. After the banquet the young pi-ople went to the show. Long Island City, H.I. Bottling Co.. Roseburg, Oregon tf TAKE ON A NEW r 25 to the America's," was i: .: SCREEN HORIZONTAL 1,6 Pictured . , movie actress 11 Novel 14 Solo 15 Wash lightly 16 Mineral rock 17 Manner 18 Dessert 19 Boy 21 Compass point 22 Upon S3 Charitable gifts 24 Prepared for publication 26 Concerning 27 Age 28 Observed Answer to 52 French (abbr.) 53 Symbol for erbium 54 Three (prefix) 55 Farewell 58 Entreaty 58 Edge 60 Musical study 62 Negotiate 63 Short sleep 64 Hinder 65 Harass VERTICAL 1 Jelly 29 Lively 80 Citrus fruit 33 Queue 35 Him 37 At present 38 Heroic poem 40 Single 42 Jewel 44 Sun god 45 Like 46 Pertaining to tan 49 Plant 2 Reserved JlMHES H A 5TT sjoinl F OU R TH.ORAN5rN A!G RN2VEDAiLl!E."P I Z 11 fgPAR NIC 0 ." t OlPQlR UNITES Tig AP- nap Seihe r t & JAMES A" BlE" Tft-t Y I E. L D j, tZIoIScsoSm MADISON LEA7LA,NGKAT JBIElN Y AIM S A " V O T E-IgTs i "SIP OlTlflEIDl lEIBinS i 6 t 10 IT" It i if . it if tm- m-- P1 ' gsrs. : rr iS-F- If B. n-" LmJmln Lrfl M r-pp idi i i 1 f r-j$" !p m S3 S 51 L I I I I I I I I Li OPERETTA IS PRESENTED BY SCHOOL ELKTON, May 13. -The Elkton grade school presented a lovely operetta "Souvenir" directed by Mrs- Anna Bauer. The students who took part in FLAVOR WITH . Aura MS CAKE FLOUR Si ST. 25 DIICIfCTC Th ncw Vitamiied Whole t HA flUjlXLl J Wheat Biscuit L or , I GRAHAMS ?r!ind HZeL. 31 KOOL AID Many Flavors 4 Pkgs. 17 CTADrU Red & White Corn or m iB. 0 1 Antll Gloss, l ib. pkg 4 for X I K rACCCC Red & White Buy the Best Get tUrrtC the Most for your stamp, 1 lb JjK ACTRESS Previous Puule 23 Curved ' structure 25 Cord 26 One time 27 Each (abbr.) 29 Rule 31 Missouri (abbr.) 32 Female sheep (Pi.) ,34 Upward 36 Ripped 39 Penny 41 Sodium (symbol) . 43 Stuck in mud 45 Spaces 46 Gull-like bird 47 Operatic solo 48 Quote 49 Grow indistinct 50 Always M Music note 52 Insect 3 Midday 4 Finish! i , 5 Tellurium .. (symbol) , 6 Brink 7 Prevaricates 8 Any 8 Island 1 10 Peruses 11 Negative ' '. : 56 Before (prefix) 12 Sea eagle 13 Noxious plant 18 She rose to stardom after being a bit 20 Clock face 57 Dined 59 Military police (abbr.) 61 Note in Guido's scale 62 Size of shot the main cast were Dorothy Binder, Clarence Gossage, Sherry Colley, Charles Clemo, Harold Al ldrielge, Loyd Smith, Lloyd Mack, Donna Jean Haines, Donna Lee WintTfcotham, Joanne Listerud, and Donald Blllick. The cast with other students took part In the choruses. SUNSPUN SALAD DRESSING PINTS SUNSPUN SALAD SPREAD 8-OZ. JARS IT A & H Soda l ib. Package, 2 for' 19c Sunshine Hi-Ho Crackers Mb. Pkg. 20c Red & White Super Dry Towels 2 Rolls 23c TENMILE WOMAN'S CLUB 15 ENTERTAINED THIS WEEK TENMILE, May 13. Mrs. Laurance Lockwood most charm ingly entertained the Tenmile woman's club, the Community Circle, at her home on Wednes day afternoon. The afternoon was spent attending to various business matters and a "Labor Party," with Mrs. Minnie Lock wood as president arid Mrs. Min nie Mellius as vice president was formed of such members as wish to engage in relief work of any kind. Following the business meeting, music and visiting were enjoyed. Mrs. Lockwood served delicious refreshments later In the afternoon to Mrs- Rilla Hahn, president, Mrs. Ruth -Stevenson and Mrs. Hilda Stevenson of Happy Valley, visitors, Mrs. Min nie Mellius, Mrs. John Brown and Mrs. Harry Smith of Reston, Mrs. Charles Siegal, Mrs. Roy J. Car nal), Mrs. Minnie Lockwood, Mrs. Eva Lakey and two children, Conrad and Kay, Mrs. Leon Simp son and son, Dean, Mrs. Delia Howard, Mrs. Simpson, Sr., Mrs Elbert Smith, and the hostess, Mrs. Laurance Lockwood. The next meeting will be all day with a potluck dinner at noon which, will be served out doors picnic fashion (weather permitting). On Wednesday May 19, at the home of Mrs. Bert Mellius in Reston, Mrs. Mellius will be as sisted by Mrs. Harry Smith and Mrs. John P.- Brown. The newly organized "Labor party" plan to tie a ;comforter, to hold' in readi ness for any needed purpose, the ones already on hand having been given to a member who lost her homo recently by fire. PIE SOCIAL TO BE HELD SATURDAY South Deer Creek nrango cor dially invites members and friends to a pie social to be held Saturday May 15 at the grango I hall in honor of new members in I the surrounding community. Lec WHAT TO PACK kind3'....rink in a thermos Ahotdisn"' - Fruits or ruit or ertothc A nneal hich " Nourishing Feature attraction of any lunch-box meal is its sandwiches! They're so good . . . and so nourishing . . . when they're made with this flavorful Enriched Bread with the extra nu tritive value of added B-Vitamins and Iron. Try making your war-worker's sandwiches with some of the appetizing spreads using unratloned or low point value foods that turer, Mrs. W- Bailey ir planning an interesting program. Follow ing the auctioning at the pies dancing will be enjoyed with the grange orchestra playing. ROSEBURO WOMAN'S CLUB ANNUAL PICNIC TO BE HELD NEXT TUESDAY The annual Installation of new officers for the Roseburg Wo man's club will be held at a de lightful one-thirty o'clock potluck luncheon next Tuesday, May 18, in the beautiful garden at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ml celli on the Melrose road. AH members are urged to at tend tbje affair, as the picnic closes the club year and there will be no further meetings until the first Tuesday in October. Members are requested to bring either' a covered dish or a salad for the picnic luncheon and are also asked to bring their own sandwiches and table service. Mrs. Harry F, Hatfield, retir ing president, will be in charge of the meeting Mrs. Mlcelll will be general chairman of the affait with Mrs. Foster Butner, Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield and Mrs. G. V. Wimbcrly, asisting. Mrs. G. V. Wimberly will be installed as new president of the club. All members arc urged to enjoy this delightful annual af fair. SUNSHINE CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING ' AZALEA, May 11 Mrs. H. H. Waltermire and Mrs. Henry Gae- deckc were joint hostesses for the Sunshine club at the home of Mrs. Waltermire Thursday after noon. A short business meeting was held after which games wcro en joyed. "Spoons" was the main diver sion of the afternoon with Mrs. John Feldmlller winning the high score prize and Mrs. J. T. Satisfying Stingy with Ration-points! Johns the consolation - -Guests present were Mrs. Wal ters, Mrs. Jake Fisher, Mrd. Ver non Gaedecke, Mrs. John F'-!d-miller, Mrs. Frank Tripp, Mrs. K. A. Farnam, Mrs. Paul Newman, Mrs. Martin Newman, Mrs. T. C. Johns, Mrs. John Jantzcr, Mrs. R. C. Johns, Mrs. H. W. Booth, Mrs. Lowell Curtis, Mrs. Harry Cooke, Mrs. John Aldenburg, and the hostesses Mrs. Waltermire and Mrs. Gaedecke. - ' This Is the last meeting until fall but the club will meet for potlucks and picnics during the summer. TOP QUALITV Aleohulle l44lftdlll4 IVcltllt ifi mssm imji woo 3 "V combine with Bread to keep energy up and expenses down. ' : . " Depend on your friend the grocer to keep you in daily touch with unrationed and fresh foods that are plentiful . . . and to supply you with ' D. 01 U. V. To Meet Florence Nightingale Tent No. IS, Daugh ters of Union Veterans of the Civil War will meet Friday night at 7:30 o'clock at the hall on Mili tary street. Rummage Sale May 14.15 111 W. Cass Street Chapter Bl, . P. E. O. Sisterhood !',: HA 0 o 7 ENRICHED BREAD mis oswiOQfio0g) on floppy foQolksaarroiflQ
