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R0SEBUR6 MEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MXRCH "I?. 1945
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Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
CARD PARTY AND SOCIAL
TO BE HELD THURSDAY
YONCALLA. March 12. The
first meeting for the 1946 season
of the Home Economics Club of
the Rice Hill Grange was held
Tuesday at the grange hall, with
Mis. Kenneth LaMarr as hostess.
Mrs. J. L. Roach presided as
chairman, and was elected for the
coming year. Other officers elect
ed were entertainment, Mis.
Kenneth Mulkey; prefect. Mis.
R. M. Crawford; critic. Mrs. I-e-roy
Churchill. Receipts for the
last year were 5X8.35. The club
voted to sponsor a pie social and
card party Thursday evening,
March 14, at the Rice 1 1 ill Grange
hall. Ladies bring pies with your
name attached to be auctioned
off. Prizes will be given for high
score in cards.
During the meeting Mrs. Mul
key presented a very Interesting
program and delicious refresh
ments were served to the follow
ing: Mrs. J. L. Roach, Mrs. Wm.
Castor, Mrs. Ervln Rice, Mrs.
Kenneth Mulkey, Mrs. Leroy
Churchill, Mrs. K. M. Crawford,
Mrs. Kmmitt Churchill, Mrs. J. F.
Churchill, Mrs. Rogers, and the
hostess, Mrs. Kenneth LaMarr.
Hostess for March IS meeting,
Mrs. Mulkey.
CHAPTER HI TO
MEET ON FRIDAY
Chapter BI of the P. E. O. Sister
hood will meet Friday, March 15,
at one-forty-five o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Paul Helweg at 1421
Riverside Drive In Laurel wood.
RADIO SERVICING I
Lund Radio Service. Phone 34 ; L. K. CORNWELL
Radio Doctors, 306 N. Stephen 1 Designer 4 Draftsman
I
Hansen's Radio Service, Sutherlin 201 Lumbermen's Bldg.
painting Phone 420
BRUSH or spray painting, In- '
terior, or exterior. Phone 898-J "
or 712-R. PO Box 288. I I
INSURANCE BECKWITH
State Farm Mutual Auto-Ins-Co. RADIO SERVICE
Lit A Fire, 301 Pacilie Bldg. Sine 1922
Phon. 288 8, M. S.r.ns.n, Ag.nt gJQ N. Jackson
PLUMBING Phone 236-R
Coen Lumber Co. Phone 121.
PIANO TUNING 1
Arundel Repairs, Dcmoth mZ. ""(IB Wiring House Wiring
PUBLIC ADDRESS EQUIPMENT WEBflL.!f"STR,C
Lund Radio Service Phone 34 G. e..r,b, ,nf
bound equipment for. U usee. " Refrigeration S.rvlc.
TRANSFER SERVICE Phone 75M. Rt. 1, Dox It ,
UMPQUA TRANSFER - . .
Ins urea carrier, l'hono 167-J. ,
No business on Saturday WEST & DAVIE
CABINET WORK Genral DM'm
Howe's Cabinet Shop Pointing Contractors
868 Hoover St. Phono 303 or 351-4
REFRIGERATION 440 N. Jackson
REFRIGERATION Domestic '
and Commercial. Gray and Ham- I I
mond, CanyonvlUe. Phone 36. j TRUCKS FOR RENT
you Drive Move Yourself
" -"" Save 1 Long or Short
HOUSE WIRING NICHOLSON'S SERVICB
MAINTENANCE STATION
n li n ir 740 8. Stephens Phone 87
Bob s Electrical Service '
RT. 1, BOX 127 Ph. 18-J S ' ' ' " '
- Roseburg Paint Shop
J. E. Exterior & Interior Decorating
"NEWBERRY'S" FRED REECE. Contractor
WASHING MACHINE Ph. 42J 510 N JacVton
SEWING MACHINE reason
VACUUM CLEANER -
Parts A Repairing
See""Jim"kToday TOtld BuHdinO CO.
1005 W. First SL J
1 General Contractors
g p 904 S. Stephen Phone 302
TA V I Roseburg Plumbing & Supply
V I Company
Phone 948 Plumbing By Contract
224 N. Jackson or Time and Material
I No joh too large or too small
. Di.xnnville Highway
JOHN & MAC'S 1",,n" j"- J-2
" FJI.B5.l!?P I Corky1. Electrical Applies. I
Home " . ppl.Tno... ke,- " Pir S"ie
ties, aluminum pans, anything i'roe pickup and delivery
except furniture. We call and service
deliver. 321 N. Jackson
337 E. 2nd Ave., No. Phone 270
2 blocks p. of Benton School
Phone 3M R
TMmw "mtm Mb' UmPUa Cab,net ShP
to deliver your paper Kitchen Cabinets Stere
6w.e. Al cd 7:00 p. Wk 8irm"tUFroeM,,
ITeose COO "Shortv" lovslady
SjQQ ll . tn Ar. . rka Hi t !
1 C. C. ROSS
STEECK & SMITH concrete won, 4
ELECTRIC SHOP Waterproofing
3 Years Experience
ELECTRIC WIRING t R..r.nc
, . i r. . , Room 50, Douclas Hold
Industrial, Commercial Phon. 470 Rucbuts. o-on
Houie Wiring 1 . 1 ,
ELECTRIC MOTORS Atlaj Powder
Sale., Repair and Rewind end Blasting Supplies
Immediate Service UMPQUA POWDER
Gueranteed Work Ciippiv
lie H. sophxu pa. ui iUrTLT
Roittwg Ottjon p10mg4; Roieburg
DANCE TO BE ENJOYED
AT COUNTRY CLUB
ON 8ATUROAY EVENING
One of a series of charming
dancing parties planned for mem
bers, of the Roscburg Country
Club and their invited guests will
be an event of Saturday evening,
March 16, at the clubhouse. Good
music has been secured for the
occasion and the committees are
making arrangements for a most
delightful party.
DINNER IS ENJOYED
AT RYCHARD HOME
YONCALLA Honoring their
son, Quentin, who recently re
turned home from Italy, and Don
ald Cockeram, late of the U. S.
Navy, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rych
ard entertained at a dinner at
their home in Hayhurst Valley,
Friday evening. Covers were laid
for Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Cockeram,
Suzanne and Donald Cockeram,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rychard,
Quentin and Donald Rychard.
PUBLIC INVITED TO
CARD PARTY SATURDAY
The public hat been most cor
dially invited to attend the Eden
bower Community Club benefit
card party Saturday night, March
16, at eight o'clock at the school
playshed. All proceeds of the af
fair will go to 411 Club work.
Pinochle and five-hundred will be
in play and prizes will be awarded
winners of high scores. Refresh
ments will be served.
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MR. AND MRS. WATSON
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
SUTHERLIN Spring flowers
graced the center of the linen
covered table used by Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Watson Tuesday eve
ning wnen they entertained at a
charmnig six-thirty o'clock din
ner at their attractive home on
East Fourth Avenue.
Covers were placed for: Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Epps and daugh
ter, Janis; Allan, Bertie and
Laurie Watson and the host and
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Watson.
The pleasant evening hours were
spent in visiting.
RIVERSDALE GRANGE
BIRTHDAY DINNER TO
BE HELD FRIDAY NIGHT
Riversdale Grange will hold its
quarterly birthday dinner at six
thirty o'clock Friday evening.
March 15, at the hall. Those at
tending are asked to bring their
own table service. The regular
Grange meeting will follow the
dinner and all members are re
quested to be present.
MRS. HOMER W. GROW
TO PRESENT PUPILS ON
RECITAL HALL OF THE AIR
Mrs. Homer W. Grow will pre
sent four piano pupils, Betty
Roach, Joannie Kruse, Joanne
Ware and Anne Meliis on the Re
cital Hall of the Air program over
KRNR Thursday evening, March
14, at 8:15 o'clock.
POTLUCK LUNCHEON
ENJOYED BY CLUB
YONCALLA Mrs. Delton
Thiel was hostess at a potluck
dinner for the members of the
Ever-Ready Club at her home
Thrusday afternoon. Following
the dinner members went to the
schoolhouse, to attend the sewing
class now beinff held every week.
Sewing Machines Repaired
All Make
Genuine Singer Parts
Guaranteed
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
112 No. Stephens
Ouposlte Postofllce
HARGIS ELECTRIC
Specialists
Radio, Refrigeration, House
hold Appliance Service
20 Years Experience
All Work Guaranteed
112 E. Cass St Phone 844
AUTHORIZED
T Service
BERGH S
APPLIANCE 6ERV1CE (
: WlnchtMter Street
Scrvlrlnf All Maktrsi Wuhen
Phon BUS B'weburg, Oregon.
RENTALS
By Dfty r Week
Skilsaws Drills Sanders
Table Saws Sump Pumps
Lighting Plants
Concrete Mixer
Other Power Tools
As They Ars Available
Osbun Electric
Sales RtnUU Service
Weil tn Oak SI. BrUs
rkene ?2-J
LOANS
Personal & Automobile
UMPQUA FINANCE
335 North Jackson
Phone 320
Ucn Maa. S-SU ant M-SM
Roseburg Refrigeration
Ail Commercial
Sales and Service
Maintenance and Repairs
Horn & Marsters
328 N. Jackson
Phone 270
TAXI PHONE 6
Grand Hotel
nour servic
Herbert E. (Woody) Wood
raperhangmq Faintinq
Venetian Blinds 30 Day Service
Interior Exterior
Decorating Contractor
Ph. 391 690 . Mill t
Gas and Diesel Truck
Repairing
Arc and Acetylene Welding
Gas, Tires and Accessories
Complete line of
Associated Products
Night Service
Anderson and Brace
Truck and Tractor Service
4 mile north of Camp View on
Highway 99
Phone 9S7-J
SUNSHINE CLUB HAS
OELIGHTPUL PARTY
AZALEA The Sunshine Club
entertained the Rusy Bee Club
at the Rrange hall Wednesday
with a Valentine party.
The serving table was beauti
fully decorated with the Valen
tine motif. Red and white paper
roses were also used for decora
tions. A short program was presented
consisting of two vocal selections
by Mrs. Donald Johnston accom
panied by Mrs. Blaine Johnson
at the piano. Poems were read
by Mrs. Jake Pisher and Mrs.
Prank Tripp.
A comic fashion show was pre
sented by Mrs. J. A. Croff, Mrs.
William Croff, Mrs. Maurice
Croff and Mrs. Floyd Ames.
Two Valentine contests were
given, prizes were won by Mrs.
Kenneth Brown and Mrs. Frank
Tripp.
Atter the program lovely re
freshments were served. Those
enjoying this affair from the
Busy lice Club were Mrs. Mary
Allen, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. La Prath,
Mrs. Donald Sloper, Mrs. Ray
Fitzgerald, Mrs. tmma Harrell,
Mrs. Blaine Johnson, Betty
Lovell, Mrs. F. Sinkens, Mrs. Ray
Rife Mrs. Rife, Mrs. Walter Tan
ner, Mrs. Sadie Knypstra, Mrs.
Kenneth Brown, Mrs. Virgil Mc
Collum, Mrs. Joe Gray, Mrs.
Frank Van Valkenburg, and Mrs.
Maeey.
Sunshine Club members pres
ent were: Mrs. Ben Phelps, Mrs.
John Jantzer, Mrs. Jake Swind
ler, Mrs. Carl Koehler, Mrs. El
mer Wilkerson, Mrs. Floyd Ames,
Mrs. Paul Newman, Mrs. J. A.
Croff, Mrs. William Croff, Mrs.
Maurice Croff, Mrs. Ralph Ma
lone, Mrs. John Oldenburg. Mrs.
Donald Johnson, Mrs. Frank
Tripp, Mrs. John Heldmiller, Mrs.
John Franks, Mrs. Vern Gaed
ecke, Mrs. Henry Gaedecke and
Mrs. Jake Fisher.
The first law school in the
United States was established in
Litchfield, Conn., in 1784.
P. N. G. CLUB 18
ENTERTAINED WEDNESDAY
SUTHERLIN Bouquets of
daffodils and danhne were used
I as decorations Wednesday eve
' nine by Mrs. Harry Barker when
she graciously entertained the
Past Noble Grands' Club at her
home on East Third Avenue with
a seven-thirty o'clock salad sup
per. Covers were placed for: Mrs.
Ray Parker, Mrs. Minnie Hart
shorn, Mrs. Brittain Slack, Mrs.
John Cook, Mrs. Alma Anderson,
Mrs. Jack Culver, Sr., Mrs.
George Green. Mrs. Ella Wegner,
Mrs. Henry Cook, Mrs. Vern Hoi
gate, Mrs. J. D. Collier, Mrs.
Henry Barge and the hostess,
I Mrs. Barker.
Election of officers was the
order of new business, with Mrs.
Vern Holgate bcinr. elected as
president; Mrs. Susie Burnett e.
vice-president; Mrs. Ray Parker,
secretary and treasurer; .frs.
Minnie Hartshorn, marshall; Mrs.
John Cook, guardian and Mia.
Henry liargc, chaplain.
The P. N. G. Polly Anna's were j
revealed and new names drawn
for the new year. Mrs. Holgate j
drew the penny prize. I he next
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Cook with Mrs. Barge as
co-hostess.
AZALEA ORANGE TO
HOLD SOCIAL FRIOAY
The Azalea Grange will meet
Friday evening at the hall and
each lady has been requested to
bring a box lunch for two to be
auctioned off to raise money for
4 H Club scholarships. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
RHEUMATISM
and ARTHRITIS
I suffered for years and am so
thankful that I found relief from
this terrible affiliation that I will
gladly answer anyone writing me
Tor Information. Mrs. Anna Pautz,
P. O. Box 825. Vancouver. Wash. ,
Paid advertisement)
ief At Last
For Your Cough
Creomnlston relieves promptly be
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
(term laden phleam, and aid naturo
to soothe and heal r w, tender, In
flamed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druiotlst to sell you
e bottle of Creomulsion with the un
derstanding you must like the way It
quickly allays the coueh or you are
to have your money back. a
CREOMULSION
for CouEhs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
ft.
REBEKAH LODGE '
HAS MEETING
SUTHERLIN The Sutherlin
Rebekah Lodge No. 218, met in
their hall Thursday evening with
the noble grand, Mrs. Vesta
Thomas presiding. A discussion
was had about the rent and a
committee of three, Mrs. Mar
garete Collier, Mrs. Juanita Hol
gate and Mrs. Green, were ap
pointed to meet with the board
members and report at the next
regular meeting.
Mrs. Holgate and Mrs. Goff
were appointed on the entertain
ment committee for the next
meeting. After the meeting closed
a social hour was enjoyed by;
Mrs. Bertha Barge, Mrs. Belle
Cook, Mrs. Ella Wegner, Mrs.
Leona Slack, Mrs. Maigarete Col
lier, Mrs. Nellie Peterson, Mrs.
Juanita Holgate, Mrs. Sadie Goff,
Mrs. Hazel Green, Mrs. Charlotte
Parker and Mrs. Vesta Thomas.
PARTY IS ENJOYED
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
SUTHERLIN The Juniors of
the Sutherlin Christian Church
held a party last Saturday after
noon at the church. Games were
played during the afternoon, after
which refreshments were served
and a Friendship circle held.
Those enjoying the party were:
Concrete Pipe Manufactured At
Redy Mix Concrete Company
Sizes pipe 4-inch to 30-inch
We Sell a Truckload or One Piece-
Telephone 620
CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH OWNERS
Immediate Service Now Available
FACTORY-TRAINED MECHANICS . . . GENUINE PARTS
Don't neglect your present car, as new cars will not be
generally available till late 1946
ROSE MOTOR CO.
Rose and Lane Phone 66
ATTENTION
Window and Door Frames now available Any size, any
shape. Estimates given for cabinet work.
24 to 2x12 1 boards and shiplap timbers at
OPA, approved prices.
City Lumber & Builders Supply Co.
North Umpqua Highway mils east of County Barn.
Set Ksn Adams or Phone 659
NEW MOTORS
For Chrysler Made Cars
One Day for Installation
A Year to Pay
CORKRUM MOTORS, INC.
DeSoto Plymouth
114 N. Rose St Phone 408
CONCRETE
Hollow Tile Blocks
For All Types of Buildings
Armitage & Cummings Yard
1st St. and E. 1st Ave. So.
First Time You Ever
Yes, it't so easy to paiut
For Vi'OKSOVE is t rcil oil-
wse rcidy-huse paint. 1 here s
no measuring, no mining, no
muss. Just open the on, stir
and ptint. Brush it on, or roll it
on in s few hours it's dty. You
can move into room that's
fresh, bright in J cheerful.
And Wonsover gives your
walls listing beauty because
it's in oil-base paint it really
cjiji:. "nil '.'iTCTTnj
, OCT IT AND OTHER DUTCH BOY PAINTS ATI
Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange
Roseburg, Oregoa.
Phone
Doris, Dolores, Raenell and Mrs.
Ray Wilkinson, Barbara Van
steenburg, Ila Cornish, Leon
Riggs, Myldred and Madeline
Chester, Bobby and Gwendolyn
Culbertson, Joan, Ronald and
Linda Lang, Jimmy and Arleen
Peery, Jimmy Stacey, Connie and
Larry Walkredge, Milo and Nila
Pope, Danny Turner, Janis Epps,
Marjorie Lester, Alice Montgom
ery, Barbara Pichette, Janice and
Wanda Papple, Beverly Pope and
Mrs. Newell Morgan.
COMMUNITY CIRCLE
MEETS AT LUNCHEON
TENMILE Tenmile Commun
ity Circle met Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Ester Landers. A
most delicious potluck dinner was
served at 12:30 to twenty-two
members and guests, part of
whom worked on a quilt for
Shriners' Hospital, Portland and
others made cushions for the Vet
erans Hospital there. The next
meeting will be March 20 at the
home of Mrs. Harold Vance and
will be a shower for Mrs. Warren
Ward.
Dance Paled by Bethel
A St. Patrick day dance for
Bethel members and invited
guests has been scheduled by
Roseburg, Oregon
Painted a Room?
with WONSOVER, it's fun!
wishes and- wers successfully.
The tC'oxsovE. colors ire the
lovely, soft, light shades deco
rators use to give homes mod
ern beauty. Come see them
an J get 1 new, free color folder
showing modern color schemes.
V ' mlu 1 1 $ I d 9M fsimtfd
a ;7A DUTCH BOY jfs'l
Job's Daughters for Saturday
night, March 16, at Riversdale
Grange HalL Special entertain
ment and refreshments have
been arranged.
Prayer, ior Rain Set
LOS ANGELES, March
With Southern California in its
driest rainfall season for 16 years.
Catholic and Protestant pastors
FOR PADDED VAN SERVICE,
PACKING, STORAGE AND
CRATING
also
HEAVY HAULING
WITH LOWBOY TRAILER
(Local and Long Distance)
Call
FLEGEL TRANSFER
& STORAGE COMPANY
(Formerly Dunham's)
Phone 47, 850 E. Third St, Roseburg
FREE ESTIMATES
FUEL FOR SALE
SAWDUST
Sawdust Burner Parts
Carried in Stock
SLABWOOD 16. in. Green
4 ft. Dry and Green
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Phone 468-469
ROSEBURG LUMBER COMPANY
Four-Man Team Match
Joe Lynam and Tex Hager
vs.
Tony Ross and Bruno Angelo
Preliminary Bout
Angelo Martinelli
vs. .
Frankie Clemens
pi
Roseburg Armory, Saturday, March 16, 8:30 P. M
SCHRICilER AUCTION
Friday, March 15
Starting at 1 P. M. (
We will sell eight 2 year old steers. Durham and iwhite
face. 2 yearling steers. Durham. 3S Angora goats. Gooc'J milch
cows, canners and cutters, bulls, veal calves, baby calvci. We
sold areund sixty head last week, everything selling shade
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ana sneats. we will have
marcn if. we expect 100 head.
At 7 P.M. Friday
We will sell our furniture and miscellaneous articles of
which we always have a house full. This week we have a
Montag Dutchess all white enamel range In perfect condition,
with hot water coils. It is really a beauty. Come and see it.
We also have in a blue velour davenport and chair set. a Holly
wood bed with mattress, like new: a nice baby crib and mat
tress, a folding day bed and pad. a double bed. good coil springs
and mattress. These things are already here. Of course the
place will be full by Friday. Call 191 lor information.
Smith and Schrickcr, Auctioneers
Sly and Schricker, Clerks
LInaman and Moore, Barn Managers
. Don'r Forget Our Special Horse Sale
' Sunday, March 17
planned today to pray for rain at
next Sunday's services.
The waterproofing effectiveness
of melamine plastics which is
made from bituminous coal, was
recently demonstrated In a dra
matic way by floating apcr bags
each containing 50 pounds of flour
over Niagara Falls. The bags
were recovered 167 feet below the'
falls with the contents un
damaped. W
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