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FOUR ROSEBURG" NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS',' ORE&"ON,'THURSD"AYrJULY l3;r944. SojcMy and CIu6a OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MRS, GARMAN ENTERTAIN8 CLUB THURSDAY . SUTHERLIN Mrs. Garman very graciously entertained the East Side Garden club last Thurs day at her home on the Pacific highway south of town. . The meeting was called to or der. by. the. president, ponald.Pat torsonr Under new. business .they planned, fqr, their, final picnic of the season. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. M. Patterson on July 22. A very delightful program was rendered by several members of the group, which consisted of two skits, a piano solo, and Mrs. Har ley Parker played three selections on the accordion. At the close of the meeting Mrs. Garman served delicious refreshments to the group. MRS. DILL HONORED WITH SHOWER AZALEA Mrs. H. H. Walter mire and Mrs. Ruth Sanderson were hosteses Friday afternoon at a pink and blue shower honor ing Mrs. Carroll Dill, Sr. Guests present were: Mrs. Dill, Mrs. Cora Chadwick, Mrs. R. C. Johns, Mrs. Champ Johns, Mrs. J. S. Evans, Esther Thorpe, Mrs. Cora Miller, Mrs. Arlo Worley, Max and Peggy Sanderson, Mrs. Sanderson, and Mrs. Waltermlre. Mrs. Dill received many nice gifts, several from persons un able to attend. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. MR. AND MRS. FLORY ENTERTAIN CLUB SUTHERLIN Mr. and Mi s. Clifford Flory very graciously en tertained their Pinochle club at their lovely home east of Slither lin Saturday evening. Cards were enjoyed until a late hour, when refreshments were served to: Mr. and Mrs. GJ W. Milam, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Man ning, Mr. and Mrs. William Cro well, Mrs. Jake Francis, Miss Francis Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cracroft and daughter, Donna, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Flory and their daughters, Jacqueline and San dra. KEYSTONE' CLUB TO HOLD POTLUCK SUPPER The Methodist Keystone club members and their husbands arc invited to enjoy a six-thlrly o'clock potluck supper Monday night, July 17, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoo Marsters on South Kane street. Those attend ing are asked to bring their own table service, a salad and a hot dish. Dessert and bread will be furnished. Those not knowing the way to the Marsters home and those desiring transporta tion, are asked to meet at the church parlors. COUPLE UNITED AT CAMAS VALLEY CAMAS VALLEY Roberta Jeanne Bramhall of Roscburg and Marsh Skaggs, Jr., were mar ried at the community church on Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. Pastor Gene Elliot performed the ceremony in the presence of members of the immediate famil ies. Shirley Joanne Skaggs, sister of the groom, was bride's maid and Ed Joyce, an uncle ot (he groom, acted as best man. The young couple are spending their honeymoon at the mountain cab in of Ed Dahl. MR. AND MRS. BIGELOW ENTERTAIN ON MONDAY GLENDALE Mr. and Mrs. Glen Blgelow entertained at a de lightful Chinese noodle dinner party at their home Monday eve ning, having as guests: Arte Ste phens, Seaman 1c, U. S. navy, who is spending his two weeks leave in Glendale; Mr. and Mi's. E. J. Harris, Miss Nadlneand Miss Marilyn Harris, and Miss Loa and John Blgelow. MRS. BELL GUEST OF DR. AND MRS. DEAN Mrs. William Boll was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Dean, at their home, Chns Mar near fdleyld Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Dean are planning to spend Iho rest of July at their summer home. Mrs. Dean's mother, Mrs. Rogers, Mr. anil Mrs. Thomas, and Bobby and "Hutch" Farmer, sons of Bob Farmer, are slaying with the Deans. PICNIC ENJOYED AT FAIR OAKS SUTHERLIN A Fourth of July picnic was enjoyed at the Fair Oaks picnic grounds by: Mr. and Mrs. Jake Francis, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cracroft and daughJ Uts, Betty and Donna, Mr., and Mrs. Alva Manning and daugh ters, Catherine and Jessie Ma r.ln 'in A nf-inrlrlailrrlitm-a Tlirlt 1 J .1 A ...A. I tlfiu myia, nil. aiiu iviin. sunlit; Moore and daughter, Charline( Mrs. Moore,' Mr. and Mrs. Cliff ford Flory and daughters,. Jac-. queline and Sandra, and Frank Holgato. LADY ELKS TO MEET THIS EVENING The Lady Elks will meet to night at eight o'clock at the tem ple with Mrs. L. L. Wimberly, president, in charge of the busi ness session. High score prizes will be awarded winners in con tract bridge and pinochle. All La dy Elks are cordially Invited to be present. D. OF U. V. TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT Florence Nightingale Tent No. 15, Daughters of Union veterans of the Civil War will meet Fri day night at 7:30 o'clock at the Roseburg Woman's clubhouse on South Jackson street. All mem--bcrs arc urged to be present. Around the County sugar;stamps GOOD INDEFINITELY Azalea Mr. and Mrs. Fred Horton were in Giants Pass on business Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Roach and chelldren visited from Sun day until Tuesday at Fall Creek with Mrs. Roach's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jenks, and at tended the family reunion. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Evans and Esther Thorp, were in Roseburg on business Saturday. Mrs. Ora Condrny and chil dren, Colleen and Richard, Xro-n Grants Ps visiter' fr'ends a,id attended ihc celebration here the Fourth. Mrs. Jake Pruilt from Klam .ilh Falls Is here visiting h"-.-mother Mrs. Mary Wilson, an: her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. ard Mrs. Henry Tanner. Harold Lapp returned to his home' in Marsh field Thursday afler visiting here with his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gae decke. Mrs. Allle Garrison and Jim White were Roseburg business callers Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Pletterson of Eu gene were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Evans. Mrs. Lewis Brady and Miss Ueen Gilham of Medford visited here over the holiday with their mother, Mrs. Hllrey Gilham. Joe Jenks, who is with the U. S. navy, rcqently returned from Africa to enjoy a thirty-day fur lough. Fred Soulhwick of the Douglas county fire patrol association in Roseburg, attended to business here Friday. Mrs. Roy Hardage and daugh ter Marie were in Roseburg F ri day, where t hoy had dental work done. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Kemp were In Roscburg on business Friday. Yoncalla YONCALLA - Paul ('pshaw of Portland spent the Fourth of iuly weekend hero with his par ents and two children. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert k'inman unit Mrs. Mahel Howard of Cor. vu His renewed old acquaintances here Friday. Mr. Kinman has just returned from a two-year slay with the U. S. army in the south I'aeiric. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Dear and daughter of Camas. W ash., sm-nt the weekend here visit inn at the parental Jim Toner home. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clarno anil Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Woolcy of Marshfield spent Sunday vliiting ., -SEP"" "".w. V THAT'S A TH' Blc33EST VvTTHTH' i. -li'VE K.IWP OF A SHOCKTO ) GOT TRUMKS FULL ON ) . SHOCK TO J 1 THEM BOOK v TH PLANER, SLOTTER, ANYBODY LEARNERS MILLIN' MACHINE, 3EAR WHO EXPECTS IS WHEN ) CUTTIN', DIE SINKIU', J TO LEARN 1 THEY FIND V x PATTERN MAKIM'-AK)', (Ch TH" MACHIN- THAT YOU () X. : OH, LOTS MORE I'LL J, (A 1ST TRADE ' ( HAVE TO f V LEND YOU WHEN Y S FROM A WORK AT IT I ' ilDU FINISH LJ PAM PH- I A LITTLE, J T.rL- in THESE.' j-Ler LET.' i TOO r. ' s'h 7-if .i THE EASY ROUTE t)-.'WAin.''"M:S T. M HEG. U. S. PAT. OFF. COPB IW BY NEA SERVICE. WC. Barbering.irijthe Breeze "It's pooler outside" was the decision of a Milwaukee barber, vho promptly moved his chairs and equipment out onto the sidewalkv whcic customers could enjoy the breeze, to say nothing of the breezy sights. at the George Edes home. I relatives. Donald Digelow, who is with Paul Cox, who is with the U. the U. S. navy, spent several days S army at Fort Lewis, visited here last week visiting friends i his parents here last week, and relatives. Mr. alM Mrs. Clarence Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Archie Damon, I and family and Oven Davis, who Mrs. Emma Jackson and Mrs. 1 have lived In California for the John Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Poi'scy. anil family visited rela tives at Glide last week. Mr. and Mrs. Arne Bjork and d.iughter of Portland spent sever al days hi-re last week visiting past year, visited relatives and friends here last week en route to Portland where they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Frerlenek Apple gte rf Umqua vi-hr-' nl (he BP APRICOT JAM RECIPE , SAVES SUGAR, FRUIT Make it This Quick, Easy Way ( 4 Cups Ground Pruit ' A Cups Sugar , Cup Lemon Juice 1 P.ck8c M.CP. Pcctio Wh and pit i pounds fullv npr irri. coif, grind. Do not perl. Mrajnrc rv clly 4 level cups ol the ground liuil (ndil water to fill l.vit cup. If nccr Mry) Into a l.irgc keltic. Add the MC. P. Pectin nnH Li,n juice, stir well .in J bring to a Kiil. stirring constantly. NOW. add the sug.ir ( which has been : previously measured), continue stir- ' 'Inu. und hrlnn to n lull rolling boil, i BOIL- HXACTLY 4 MINUI'IiS. Re move from fire, let the boll inh.Mdr, 1 stir and akim by turns for 5 minutes. ', Pour Into sterilized ir. allowing I inch jpote (or itoling with fresh par- Jijk - Some said all freshness was ejaugod by a daisy. That was before Patterson's Bread proved them all craiy. X EXTRA INBIOHtn t on ADtILD NUTRITION To slnninrii enrlchmfnt -e'o jjddeu Calcium an.1 Vitamin D rattptwtn's Brrad Is -oui bu.t auurcv ul lood uai-sv. Beavers Blank ' Seals in Second Straight Win The Portland Beavers blanked the San Francisco Seals, 4 0, last night for their second straight win in the home park and in so doing knocked the Seals out of first place in the league ; stand ings. Meanwhile, the Seattle Rain- icrs, opening their home scries 1 with a double header with Oak-! land muffed a chance to return ' to the league lead by dropping both ends of the double header by scores of 3-2 and 1-0. The double loss dropped Seat tle from second to third behind the Seals, while the Oakland Acorns jumped Into first by vir tue of a 3 0 victory over San Di ego. In the league's other series, last place Sacramento clipped Los An geles for a double win, 6-1 and 3 1, and tightened the league scramble to only four games top to bottom. ,In the Portland game, the Bea vers were helped by three San Francisco errors in the second inning when they put the game on ice with two runs. They added singles in the fifth and eighth. Pitcher Roy Helser, hurling his fifth shutout of the season, limited the Seals to five hits. ; Airtight baseball all the way featured both Hollywood's one run victories in Seattle. In the German Aoe Downed LONDON, July 13 (AP-it Eugene Zweigcrt, who as one of Germany's leading air aces claim ed he had downed 69 allied planes has been killed on the western front, the German radio announc ed today. Stage Star Dies NEW YORK, July 13 (API Mrs. Betty Compton Knappen, 37, wife of Theodore T. Knappen, an engineer, and previously the wife of former Mayor James J. Walker of New York, .died last night. - ' - s T , A T E Phone 447 VEBN M. ORR 13i South Stephens Roseburg, Ore. I N S V R A N C e Earl Grant App'.egate home last week. Miss Lovina Wilson, teacher at Cunann f:it U.aa T.ola IVInn Brant, also of Eugene, visited at 1 first Kame. scheduled for seven innings, me ldI3 WUll in me ninth when Frank Kelleher scor ed after hitting a double. In the second game Del Jones doubled and scored on Les Power's single in the fourth for the only tally of the game. Carl Fischer, Seat tle hurler, iheld the Stars to four hits in the second game, one less than the Ttainiers collected, but still lost. Fischer issued one base on balls, the only one in both games. the Bernice Wilson and Brant home last week. Mrs. Jimmie Dodd and son are visiting at the Roy Dodd homa for a few days from their home in Oakland. Ralph Burton of Sacramento is visiting at the parental Burton home north of town. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thiel, Mr. and Mrs. Delton Thiel and two children, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Radabaugh and two sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Nolnn snent Run- day in Eugene helping Bud Cel-1 H was tken to Drain, where PLIMiOH PROMPT REPAIR SERVICE Complete stock f Fixtures and finings, including Sinks, Toilets, Lavatories. Tubs. Showers. Hange Boilers. Water Heaters, Shallow and Deep Well Pumps. CALL OR SEE COEN LUMBER COMPANY Floor! and Mill Sts. Phone 121 lars, formerly of Yoncalla, cele brate his 79th birthday. A picnic was enjoyed on the butte. Francis Bigelow suffered bad bruises and a possible shoulder fracture Friday night when rid Bertha Devore gave him first aid and sent him to the Sacred Heart hospital in Eugene. Howard Applegate, son of Mr. nnH T-C 7lnMlTlt Annlonatn .line isjiiiiiiissiunua ensign in xne u. o. ing his motorcycle he skidded on naval reserve at Camp Macdon- some loose gravel just south of j ough, Plattsburg, New York. He town, turning the machine over visited his parents here for a few and dragging him several feet. I days last week. LOGGERS... 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