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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1944)
TOO IT :.vn : .'.''ia 1! .AT si ilk? RIVERSDALE GRANGE HAS QUARTERLY BIRTHDAY DINNER Riversdale grange held Its quarterly birthday potluek dinner Friday evening at six-thirty o'clock at the hali, jollowed by a business session in charge of the master, C. T. Tipton. Past master R. B. Hampton, conferred the first and second de. gree Mrs. obligation upon Mr. Noel Priester and Fred Priester and the third and fourth degree obligation on Mr. and Mrs. Clem Schneider. Darley Ware, agricultural chairman, reported that the Ore gon pastures were in good condi tion although rainfall was lighter for the year. He stated that hay crops are above normal, but a larger quantity of stock to be fed is creating a feed problem for the raisers. Members of -4-H clubs have asked that scholarships be held over until 4-H summer school at Corvallis can again become ao tive- Charles Fmerv legislative tmery, legislative chairman gave an interesting re port on the open forum held re cently by Wayne Morse. resting re- Frank Denton reported that the Bonneville REA program was fiub.cmiiib "u ' " ui.-u nave more acnnue imormauonlCentored the tllble of lo repori 10 me grange in inu near future. ! Nelda Norris was elected lady assistant steward to fill the va - cancy created by the resigna tion of Wanda Ware. Hartley, Sutherlln grange, and Mr. and Mrs. Conn, Melrose grange. At the close of the meeting, Ramona Hampton, home eco nomics chairman, presented an interesting program. The next meeting will be June 16 at 8:15 p. m. at the hall. A Father's day program will be presented and the ladies will serve refreshments. Arlcne My- I?..!" J?"'. ?nl Patterson are general chairmen of the affair with Alice Kruso in charge of the prograni. 1 PICNIC AFFAIR IS ENJOYED AT WOLF CREEK GLIDE Mr. and Mrs. Jack Merry and daughter, Joyce, en tertained a group of blonds at a picnic Sunday at Wolf Creek In honor; of Cecil Thompson, who was nome on leave from the u. S navv. A fried chicken dinner was served bv Mrs Merrv The '.rV' June na! Post- 7nLlr!Z , J JL. ,tl .TiSnp ,no lon until a later V . i u i,,. v . ,,""" 'h and fishing. Those enjoying the uay were: vccu jnompson, miss Arlcne Meyer. Mr. and Mrs. Jus tin Eifert and son, Joe, Mrs. Law rence West and son, Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Shrum, Norma Jean and Duane Shrum, Mrs. Dora Gilbert, Mr. Frank Thomp son and Mr. und Mrs. Merry and Joyce. Cecil has been stationed on Johnson Island In the Hawaiian area and served three months on Midway Island before rUurning to the United Stutes where be will enter otOors' training school. CAMP AND AUXILIARY TO MEET AT POTLUCK DINNER ON SUNDAY George Starmcr camp and aux iliary to United Spanish Wat Veterans will meet Sunday, June 11, at a one o'clock potluek din ner at the I. O. O. F. hull. The respective business sessions of the two groups will be held fol lowing the dinner. All members arc urged to be present. GARDEN VALLEY COMMUNITY TO HOLD POTLUCK AFFAIR All residents of Garden Valley community are cordially Invited to bring their basket lunch and enjoy a one o'clock potluek din ner and get-together affair at tho Women's clubhouse Sundav. June 11. Coffee will bo furnished by the Women's club. LESLIE PETE AND BARBARA TUTTLE MARRY GLENDALE -Leslie Pete, son of Mrs. Susun Pete, Glendale, was married at Portland, Monday, Juno 5, to Miss Barbara Tut tie, I (he ceremony being performed at the homo of the bride. Both are graduates of Albany college. WELFARE SHOP TO BE OPEN SATURDAY The Catholic ladies Welfare Shop will bo open Saturday, June 10, from 10 a m. to 5:30 p. m. at ihe Catholic school audilo-ri-im on North Kane street. Mrs. J. A. Harding is chairman of the' project. MEXSMA Rlitv smart Ing tormant otw covert win protecting coat. Otrwrout tupply cot lirtla. By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER - " - "4'-' I MARDELL GREEN AND It 4gj ' f' r- , . d'' 1 GEORGE CRENSHAW, JR., IfVI I ' MARRY ON SUNDAY j I''"', , 'J r J Miss Mardell Green and George V'J " . V ' VvV ' ', Crenshaw, Jr., were united in t, " 35 - ' . V '' ' - - marriage at twelve noon on Sun- 'ifgtt 9f ' & r , rif"n f day. May 29th, at Glide at the ' f - ' . f'W ' " home of Mr. and Mrs. It. P. k . ' VilV w - ' " St t 4 " 1 ' f ; , i ' fi . . Blakely, sister and brother-in-law , Ff f ; ' - " ''4' " A 1 of the bride. The ceremony was Vf A TJ& ."!,' ,'J S read by Rev. Vernon Fishback f-tT , CzZ?'" "S ' ' .' A"-, ---1 d before the fireplace banked with greenery ana wnn an anangu- ment of red roses on the mantel piece. Bouquets of roses were used about the rooms. Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Harry Davis, accompanied by Miss Rosemary Fishback, sang "I Love You Truly." The bride was lovely in an aqua frock with fitted bodice and full skirt. Aqua lace and tiny pleated ruffles of the same ma terial edged the neck and bracelet-length isleeves. She wore a corsage of white carnations and orchid sweetpeas. Miss Arias Green was her sister's maid of honor and wore a pink frock ' " " """"B"- ul Karufiiias. aBi. ... , pln1.fUll, . ' attended the groom. Following the ceremony a luncheon was served at two large tables covered with lace cloths. A jargc tlrod wedding cake with a miniature bride and groom the bridal party and was cut by itxj bride and groom. The bride is a daughter of Mr. 'and Mrs. R. T. Green of Rose. burg and was. a member of thelM'ss Margaret Shupe of Corval-' 1944 graduating class of Rom- ouig nign school ine finom Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. George i-rensnaw. also or llosehurrr nnrl 's "lu"uKer oi a aianuara service smiiun in iNortn Bend nreirnn where the couple will make the l home. Relatives and friends wlinr. Tavonor of Astor a; I I irry Beuke "" " i" ; IngitoS.? Mr and'"' Marshfield; Mrs .'hifford o:.U"""K smmer, mon,l,s- , M?s R t! toen Mr and M?s ,s Angeles; Ernest Brown of!,"8 iTSl "D TD til, -i i- ., ' Mrs. Vnrn Qhillr Tll.. r Jean Shrum, Duane Shrum. P"Key FreeAan, Mlsl Anna Car- ter, Miss Rosemary Fishback, Miss Leila Wilson and Mr. Frank lin Wilson of Eugene, Mrs. Harry Davis, Miss Stella Woods, Mrs. Jim Miles. Mr. Walter Eugene, Miss Arias Green and1 Sgt. Keith Harrison. BADOURA MEETING 18 POSTPONED The Badoura cub, Daughters of ' .wve ",ul oaio to be announced within short time. Yoncolla YONCALLA J. C. Jobe is en joying a few days visiting with friends in Glendale. Mr. and Mrs. Neno Perinl and Mrs. Ruby Wallace of Junction City are visiting at the Irene Boak home, and helping her move. Mrs. Boak, who has own ed the Yoncalla auto camp lot many years, has sold out to Mr. and Mrs. George Williams, who took possession tho first of June. Mrs. Boak lias moved right across the street for the present. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Bialv of Coqullle visited at the Dave Rog ers home Thursday en route nome from n hns nns t t. Portland. I Walter Watland was called to Hollywood, Wednesday, due to Ihe serious Illness of his mother. Mr. and Mrs, Kav Conilray of Oregon Clly visited at the Elmer Ellison home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Williams nf Portland visited at the Lillis Brawn home Sunday. Mrs. Wil liams remained to visit for a week, and Mr. Williams reurned home Monday. Mis. Lulher Daui;herlv is vis iting relatives in Portland this week. Mrs. Ruby Jlallils and daugh ter and her mother of Salem are' visiting at the Nora Muthis home this week. Mr. an.1 Mrs. Earl Thorp ol Maryland are visiting relatives here for a couple of weeks. Mr. Thorp is wllh the II. S. army in Maryland. Mrs. Lawrence Lavme of Bon nets Kerry, Idaho, Is visiting her' sister and family, Mr. and Mis. Ralph Sliiery. Among those from oul of town ; SUGAR STAMPS j GOOD INDEFINITELY liMftaMli KgsSSS Blimp Loses Race With Death " f. if -J (AtI lelcplioto) Radioman J. A. Sosnoivtkl Jr. hangs from cabin of Navy blimp, ready to Jump into heavy sea to bring In body of Lt. Hugh F. O'Ncil, Akron, O., Navy pilot who crashed Into ocean oft San Dlcgo. Although Lt. O'Neil was reported allvo and swimming alter Ills crash, heavy seas prevented seaplanes from landing that might have reached him In time to save his life. U. S. Now photo. who spent Memorial day here with friends ui relatives were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Burt o Albany; Tom Westfall of Salem; Mrs. Mabel Helliwell, Mrs. Al- ,v-- ", "well of Roseburg Mr. and Mis nay i.jnis, iv.i. aim i j. : "I'l'B"11- w "l""-",u,Si I Ambrose ot lortlano; Mrs. Many awman of Portland, Mrs. Ethel ISIlva of Clalskanine. Mrs. George ! uiccrinmn Mr nnii Mi'c l(V C..1, Mi.. A f ZTZ'i Mrnd Mrs. Ralph An-, UITWK Of 'llllamOOK. I iviikq i .ri iv Mi.mr. wnn (rr;iiiu;iii'fi from the Monmouth college re cently, is home visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brant. Miss Leta Mae Brant of Eugene spent the week end here with her parents. Earl McDaniels made a busi ness trip to Portland last week. Hall Billings spent several days last week In Pornnnfi. Mrs. Minor Applegate trans acted business in Kui'ene. Thurs. day. . . 'e '"1 1 (.on uinii is visiting relatives here lor a month. ' Mrs. Luther Dauglierly re turned to Portland Monday to help take care of her sister, Mrs. Julia Collins, who is ill wllh rheu matism. Miss Norma Hitchcock of Mo desto, Calif., is visiting friends here for a couple of weeks. Mrs. McGinitc is visiting rela tives in Giants Pass und Ash land. Mrs. A. MeEliniirry and Robert McElmurry relurned home Thurs. day after spending two weeks with relatives In Janesville, Calir. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ladd, Mrs. Avery I.asswell and Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Victor visited friends In Sutherlin. Mnndav. ' quifment.... In every department from flour blender to delivery trucks, only Modern, Sani tary equipment is n:.ed in producing Patterson's Creed. .--r, Glcndale GI.ENDALE Mr. and Mis. R. G. Sloan are the parents of a son, born June 2, at the Grants ' """"'S ' V' if "l. one-half pounds at Dil.th Mi; and Mrs. C. L. Aldiich and Bob, accompanied by Mil- (i,e , ,,,,.,. . S. ..,... ;umsuunK aim uernaaine , '? L" . Z TZ c I .,nT,,; .' Z '. ll m 111,11 icstJL-cilvU HUlllL-5 ill OUUl' t'i)etuvc nomes at auin- ?Tr" ,t "ttllZ , , .. . . . . ... dale attending high school. Mr j. W. T. Harbour. Mrs. Ger- trude Lyitul, Mrs. G. M. Jones, Mctzker, Mrs. William Schaich nell mill they bought to the tim Mrs. G. Ashman, Mr. and Mrs. and daughter. Dornthv iu,- on 1 1 .v, v,..:.ut Earl McMullin were among Glen dale residents attending to busi ness matters at Gi ants Pass Tues day. Alvin Howard arrived in Glen- "'r T ,, i , , , a , I.."y? wl '.' hls slster. Key Forbtis. He is stationed with the U. S. army in Trindad and Is enjoying a 20-day furlough. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Grouseman and Patty Slate were business visitor in Giants Pass Tuesday. A largo number of Glendale boys have secured summer work in fire protection camps main tained by the Douglas Forest Pro- itective association and Ihe Ump qua iMational f orest service. A carnival which toured Eng land in the middle of the 18th century exhibited a man eight feet tall who could snap six inch posts across his knee. Waialeole mountain in the Ha waiian islands Is believed the wettest place In Ihe world, with an average of 4U0 inches of rain :. fi-S?-- EXTRA FNRICHrtl L-" .MMH-.T) M'Tlill -KIN l. M.-ll. I :l.l I -1' I '-'I (ill,- him imtl Vil.mi'n n s Bi.-atl Is youi Around theCoanty Surherlin SUTHERLIN Junior and Bob VanKuren of the army are both home on furlough visiting their , parents at Umpqua. I Tildah Hoffmeister underwent an appendicitis operation Friday morning at Mercy hospital in Roseburg. Dean Cook, from Geigcr field, Spokane, Wash., and family are visiting the foimer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cook. Dean has a ten-day furlough. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Vassar left Saturday for Bakersfield, Calif., where they will be em ployed. Wade Fenton, William Long brake, Virginia Norris, Mrs. Edith Flemming, Mrs. Elda Nor ris were business visitors in Rose burg Saturday. Mrs. Lew Brunello, who has been visiting in Idaho the past month, returned to Sutherlin Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Miliigan and son, who have been away for a few days, returned to Suther lin Saturday. Monte Roundtrce of the air corps from Laredo, Texas, is in Sutherlin on furlough visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Graham. I Mr. and Mrs. Willis Cortor, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Butler and children from Camas, Ore., visit ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wade, Sunday. Miss Darlcne Norris, who has been attending school in Reno, returned to Sutherlin Saturday to spend the summer with her mo!hLT..an.d IanW' Mr- nd Mr a. L. Wad" Mr. Mn Allu.vt MnlW-.lr, and da.ighier, Lenoia, anil ton, Prestoi, of Roseburg, visit ?.! at tho A- L Wade homp f,;.,,,,!.,,. . : , bcl'Rant ar"J Mrs. Edgar . oiacK ana son, Marvin, arrived Sutherlin Sunday to spend a 1 fUrlou?!1 with the for- tain Slack lut S aCk. fl SO tho UiKnv'c -inn. i" lu. VVdUl.., mis. Kenneth SSawson, Mrs. Herman - Hunh Mrc Av,nn Mrs. E. R. Holms, Mrs. Royal Anoene and Mrs. Dude Rose were Total victory will be ours if we all work herder, save woste fats, paper, twine and buy war bends and stamps. We can help by buying "low point" and "point free" foods for our families. Re member, food is -a munition of war. Produce it! Conserve it! Share and play fair! Red & White is cooperating with the government as a collec tion station for wasfe fats! Bring them in when you have accumulated a pound or more! 11 & WH'TE IrJ j2-o.tin Prepared pfj7 MUSTARD 9 oz Jar 10c RED & WHITE PEANUT BUTTER SNOWFLAKE SODA CRACKERS PALM BEACH BLENDED JUICE Orange Gcjpe fruit SOLAR 4& OZ. Grapefruit Ju;c. shopping and visiting in Rose burg Monday. Mrs. Lawrence Robertson left for Freewater, Ore., Monday night where she- was called by the serious iliness of her father, J. E. Haynle. Mrs. Brittain Slack and Miss Betty Lou Vogelpohl will assist in the drug store dur ing Mrs. Robertson's absence. Camas Valley CAMAS VALLEY Mrs. Ar thur Smith of Portland is visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs. Susan Smith at her home with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Brown. Annetta Barnhart is helping take care of Mrs. Ida Dch), who , is an invalid. Several Boy Scouts, under su pervision of tiie assistant scout master, Robert Wheeler, had a swim at the old swimming hole in the Coquijle river Sunday aft ernoon. ' Mr. and Mrs. Dick Norman have moved back into their cabin on his father's place. Mrs. Ethel Brown, went to Port land for an examination at the clinic and was sent to a hospital tr have a goiter removed. She will be gone a month. Her daugh ter, Esther, is at the ranch and taking care of Rozelle. Miss Post will stay with Esther while her mother is away. Cyril Defferding has purchased a G. M. C. truck and trailer and will now engage in hauling for the mills". Melvin Mead of Oregon City and Virginia Coon of Roseburg visited at the Frank Church home on Saturday. Melvin was on his way to visit grandparents at Med- ; ford and Klamath Falls. Madge Stanley and sister, Lois Underwood, made a trip to Port land last week. Betty Stewart fell from the running board of a car and was bruised and scratched but not se riously injured. Ahalt and Clemens have moved their mill back up on the moun tain up the CCC road. They have moved their families to the cab ins at the mill site. Roy Stewart and family have also moved up there, since he drives the cat for them. , Mr. Sweeny has moved his fam ily from Eugene to the Tenmiie, camp grounds and Mr. Higgin- botham lives in his trailer house ,i i-i 1 r,,-,. tain. Mrs Neal Brown has' moved SB i memm2 mm mims RED & WHITE SHORTENING Pure Veaei&hle RED & WHITE EGG NOODLES RED & WHITE COFFEE, Rich and Mellow RED & WHITE YHEAT FLAKES, 3 for 1 LB. 33e 2-LB. BOX KlW r v v TIN 5SZ from California to live witlj her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Mark ham, while her husband is over seas. Mrs. Alice Harmsen underwent a major operation at the Marsh field hospital this week. Her two daughters are staying with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Brown. John Adams lived to be the oldest former president of the United States he was 90 when he died. Sing Sing prison gets its name from the Indian words "ossine ossine," meaning stone upon stone. Schilling Coffee chilling flavor is always reliable I ho best of everything, for baking aJCr-'jZ","! Mi.i.FwPr-Jll RED & WHITE CORN FLAKES RED & WHITE MILK . . . WHITE ROSE BLEACH . RED & WHITE IODIZED SALT RED & WHITE, FANCY CREAM CORN OUR VALUE, 4 SIEVE PEAS OUR VALUE CUT BEANS doo's'life TULSA Tulsa dogs can expect the worst. Mrs. Ann Crippen, stenographer In the city legal de partment, has been busy for two weeks drafting a new city dog ordinance. Yesterday a neighbor's dog bit her, damaging a leg and a new pair of hose. UMPQUA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Real Estcrt Leans Phon 87 1-LB. PKG. 27e!II l-LB. 8-02. PKG. 29c!gl 11-OZ.PKG. 3 for 23 c NO. Is, TALL 3 for 2H V-GAL. JUGS .... 25 2-LB. PKG. 10c STYLE NO. 2 TINS ..16 NO. 2 TINS MO. 2 TINS' 2 for tit TJX'
