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ROSEBURG NEWS-RgVlEW, ROSgBUfi&, 0RI60H "THURSWY, DECEMBER 2 1 . 174?. THREE' ( Local Nlews Glide Visitor Mrs. Frank Mel Joy was a Glide visitor in Rogo burg Wednesday. Attends to Business Glenn Bigelow of Glendale attended to business in rcoseourg Wednesday, Business Visitor Wednesday j:usn K. tiaiKe 01 uaKiana was a business visitor in Roseburg Wednesday. Reported III Mrs. Jean Ever ett is reported to be ill at her home at 309 East Oak street, Roseburg. Visits In Roseburg Mrs. Earl McCoy of Sutherlin visited In Roseburg Saturday and attended to business. From Sutherlin Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gurney spent Wednesday in Roseburg on business from Suth erlin. Visiting in Roseburg Charlie Mote of Vancouver, Wash., was visiting in Roseburg this week. He is a former resident of Rose burg. Spend Wednesday Here Mrs. Margaret Shelton and Miss Mar tha Clarke, Umpqua, spent Wed nesday in Roseburg shopping and visiting. On Business Mr. and Mrs. H. I". Wilson of Coos bav arrived in Roseburg today and will visit over the holidays with Mrs. Wil sons' mother, Mrs. R. W. Vincent. Visiting for Christmas Holidays -Mr. George Brown of Davton, Ohio, is visiting in Roseburg with her sister, Mrs. R. D. Wil liams, 302 S. Pine, for the Christ mas holidays. Visiting Family Kenneth Mc Coy and family of Creswell, Ore., spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Emuiine Walker, of Rose burg, and a brother, Earl McCoy, at Sutherlin. Leaves for Medford Mrs. E. L. Henninger of Roseburg left today for Medford to attend a Christma party with friends and will be an overnight guest at the home of Mrs. W. E. Nicholson. Returns to Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Fisher have return ed to Roseburg after an exten sive visit in Eugene where they visited their daughter, Mrs. Ma rion Buchanan, and attended to business. To Attend Meeting Mrs. T.u1a C Gorrell, county school super intendent, is attending the meet ing of the state department of education at Salem, and will visit there over the holidays with friends. Returns to Duty John B. Strickle, AOM 2c, who has been visiting at the home of his pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Strickle, 307 E. Oak. has returned for duty at the U. S. N. A. S. at Norfolk, Va. Arrives Home Bernard Saar, II. S. army, who has been serving overseas in the South Pacific since the opening of the war, has ar rived in Roseburg to spend his furlough visiting his wife, the former Helen Wetherell, and with his parents. Visits in Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. John Fox of Eugene spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Rose burg visiting with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fox, and family and their daugter-in-law, Mrs. Ernest Fox, and her mother, Mrs. Mary Moore, and family INDIAN NOW PLAYING From The Moment They Met... It Was Murder! r . ' m mm nr mm m m m -my WINNER OF BABY CONTEST to be announced and awarded prize on the INDIAN stage TOMORROW night, Fri day, Dec. 22 at 9 p. m. Be there to see your favorite win. All contestants to re ceive a 2-weeks FREE PASS to the INDIAN THEATER. COMING On Business "Pop" Green of Myrtle Creek was In Roseburg on buslnes Wednesday. Home on Leave Leroy Green, U. S. navy, is spending his leave visiting relatives at Winchester. Go to California Mrs. George Johnson and daughter, Miss Georglne, of Roseuurg, have left for California to spend the holi days, visiting. Will Speak Tonight Dr. Char les A. Edwards will give a spe cial Christmas message over KRNR from 6:15 to 6:30 this eve ning. Visitin'q in Myrtle Creek Miss Treva Alspaugh, student at Ore gon State college at Corvallis, is spending the holidays at her home near Myrtle Creek. and Mrs. Ed Johnson of Portland, former Roseburg residents, are here for several days, visiting Mr. nnrl Mr Olivnv I. .Inhmnn on East Douglas street. Expected Home Ward Cum tilings, Jr., U. S. navy trainee, Willamette university; Salem, is expected to arrive in Roseburg in a few days to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Cummings, Sr. Home From College Mr. and Mrs. Albert Micelli and son. Bob, of Roseburg, went to Portland this week to meet the Micelli's daughter. Miss Eleanore, and brought her back home to spend the holidays. Miss Micelli is a student of Stephens college, Co lumbia, Mo. Installation Potponed The Job's Daughters installation cere mony planned for next Tuesday nighl, December 2G, has been In definitely postponed on account of the illness of the honored queen-elect, Margie Stephens, who recently underwent a major op eration at Mercy hospital. Attend Memorial Service Mr. and Mrs. Merl Albro, Mrs. J. J. Albro, Mr. and Mrs. Alyn Crock er and son, Jimmie; Mrs. Sher man Adams, Mrs. R. W. Pfouls, Henry Carson and Mrs. Bettie Porter, all residents of Eugene, were in Roseburg Sunday to at tend memorial services held for the lattcr's grandson, James Hess. Will Visit Relatives Mrs. A. H. Perrin of 1127 Harvard ave nue. Rosebure. is leavinc this week for Salem to spend Christ mas at the home of her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Edward Perrin. and family, alter which she will go to Longview, Wash., to re main over New Year's visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Perrin and family. Driver Fined for 2nd And Third Violations REEDSPORT Fred Ralph Griner, logger, pleaded guilty Tuesday in the local justice court to the charge of driving an au tomobile whiie his state license voirnlfiwl nr cucnnnilfiri .111(1 was sentenced to pay a fine of $150 and costs and serve two days in the Reedsport city Jan. onn er also pleaded guilty to driving a car with only one headlight and offense. The arresting officer was State unicer ciyne i. ris. Griner admitted that he was deprived of his license on a "driv ing while drunk" charge, at Swcethome, Linn county, last September. Vital Statistics BORN FORD To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford, Mvrtie Creek, at the Myr tle Creek hospital, Sunday. De cember 17. a son, John Michael; weight eight pounds ten ounces. MARRIAGE LICENSES DENNY-RUSSELL Lauren Leroy Denny and Betty Anne Russell, both residents of Rose burg. THEATER SUNDAY I Teachers Assn. Chapter Discusses Legislation Legislative matters of interest to school teachers were discussed at a banquet meeting at the Rose burg high school Tuesday eve ning. The meeting was called by the Douglas county chapter of the Oregon State Teachers asso ciation, Ivan C. Parker, president of the county chapter, presiding. Discussion of the proposed teachers' retirement bill was di rected by Mrs. Lula C. Gorrell, county school superintendent, and Paul S. Elliott, superintendent of the Roseburg schools led the dis cussion on state school sunport. State Senator Thomas Parkin son and Representative Carl C. Hill were in attendance. Repre sentative Robert Gile was unable to attend. Banquet arrangements were di rected by Mrs. Violet Wilshlre, secretary-treasurer of the county chapter. Traffic Law Breakers Pay $65 in Fines Here Three fines of $10 each were paid into the Roseburg justice court today by Lee Whitney, who pleaded guilty, JucIpo Thomas C. Hartfiel reported, to operating a car lacking a windshield wiper and tail light, while four adults rode in the driver's compartment. A fine of S25 was paid by Daniel D. Francis for operating a mo tor vehicle without headlights and Earl S. Raddatz paid $10 for driving a truck without public utility commission permit. Camas Valley High Five Defeats Jacksonville The Camas Valley high school basketball team journeyed to Jacksonville Saturday night and defeated the high school team there 27 to 15. Barnhart, veteran Camas Valley player, was high scorer with 11 points. Distribution Control of Lumber to Be Tightened WASHINGTON, Dec. 21 (AP) Tighter controls over lumber distribution were envisaged today by the War Production board. The agency predicted that pro duction from December to mid- Your Optometrist Studied Pathology, Physiology, Biology, and Pharmology. With reference to how the eye Is affected In these fields and Is fitted by thousands of hours of eye study to aid your precious sight. EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED Dr. Dean Bubar 106 N. Jackson Roseburg PHONE 2I4 ROSE TODAY TIMELY! TRUTHFUL! AND "Firebrands of Arizona" Starring Smiley BURNETTE Sunset CARSON SUNDAY t.tiya A.m own sm. -SMITH -5. OfT l AND "THE CHINESE CAT" Has It Nine Lives? March will "be substantially bo low" that of last winter, with the greatest drop expected In the Pa cific northwests J. Philip Boyd, director of WPB's lumber and lumber prod ucts division, said lack of man power with men leaving the woods and mills for work in otti- OUTSTANDING VALUES While They Last Boy's Rain Repellent Coats All Now 2.29 Boy's Sport Jackets Broken Sizes. 1.88 Reduced Children's Snow Suits Our Complete Stock. Cut 13.75 Men's Zelan Rain Coats All Sizes. 11.77 2.69 Men's Black Rain Pants All Sizes. 135 4.29 Men's Black Rain Coats All Sizes. 215 5.50 Men's Hoelguard Robes AU Sizes. 3.95 1.59 Men's Farm Dress Shirts Broken Sizes. 137 3.19 Men's Dress Hats All Sizes. 2.77 2.98 Ladies Blouses One Assortment .. 247 2.39 yd. Woolen's One Group. 149 " M ontgomery Ward er war Industrie- Is 'the chief f a c t or curtailing production. Scarcity of heavy-duty tires, hoi added, is a contributing factor. 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