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f I ROSEBURS REWS.REVTgW, RPSEBUR. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1 94?. mm Electrolux Cleaners Now Available For Sale Call 1715 Sulherlln. or write Box 2u2 for information H. D. SCRUCGINS Electrolux Rep. Sutherlln. Forythe Guild to Meet For sythe (iuiki will meet Thursday ninht at 8 o'clock at the home of Mis. Bert Wells. 410 East Lane Street, with Miss Uuih Catlin as and professional women of the First Presbyterian Church are in- MAIN BOUT Frankie Hart vs. Paavo Katonen OPENING BOUT Ike Cazell vs. Ernie Piluso w R E S T L I G ti Roseburg Armory, Saturday, Nov. 14. 8:30 P. M. If apq 1 I I News Spend Day in Grant Pats Mr. und .Mrs. P. M. Lee and laughter, Subline, and lr. and Mrs. Clair K. Allen of Roseburg enjoyed a trip to Grants Hass and back Armistice Day. Mothert Club to Meet The Edenbower Mothers Club will meet Thursday afternoon ar 2 o'clock at the school playshed. Bazaar to Be Held The pub lic has been invited to attend a baiiar to be held Friday night, November IS, at 7:30 o'clock at the Wilbur School auditorium. The will Sunshine Club to Meet Nurthside Sunshine Club meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lucia Ingles at 720 Winchester Street. Enjoy Visit in Portland Miss Prisrilla Wade and Miss Shirley Woods have returned to their homes In Rose bur, following the Armistice Day weekend in Fort land as guests of Dr. and Mrs. Hurley Shields. Back From California Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Vehring have return ed to their home on South Chad wick street, following three weeks In Los Angeles visiting friends. Back From Red Bluff Sam Miller has returned lo Roseburg to resume his studies at Senior High, following a trip to Red Bluff, Calif., to spend several days visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. l,oren L. Miller, former residents of Dillard. Back From Trip East Mrs. Arthur Baum has i-eturned to her home in the Kohlhagen apart- i ments. following a trip to the Returns to Corvallis Bill Allen has returned to his studies at Oregon State College, follow ing the weekend and holiday in ; as, as, -nrt hack hv nlane u-ith ner oaugnter, .miss Margaret, oi i Roseburg visiting his parents. Dr. I and Mrs. Clair K. Allen, on Wat I son street. Returns to College Miss Ger rie Steohens has returned to her studies at Oregon State College at Corvallis, following a visit in Roseburg with her mother, Mrs. Vivian Stephens, on Winchester street. CORRECT. ON We regret that Electric Irons, Toasters, and Waffle Irons Adver tised in the recent Ward Circular Broadside will not be available for the Value Harvest event starting November 13. Visits Parents Miss Merilee Yeager has returned to her studies at University of Oregon, following the weekend and Mon day In Roseburg visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Yeager, on South Jackson street. Lady Elks to Meet The Lady Elks will meet Thursday evening at an 8 o'clock dessert-supper at the temple with Mrs. C. E. Smith. Mrs. C. W. Dishman. Mrs. Harold Haskin and Mrs. Fred Jones, hos- tf.fs Prizes will he auanjivl winners in contract bridge and pinocnie. San Francisco. They visited in New York City, Washington. D. C, New Orleans and other points of interest in the south and east. Bazaar to Be Held The W. S. of C. S. will sponsor a fall bazaar in the basement of the Methodist Church parlors Thursday with a merchants lunch to be served from 11 to 2 o'clock. A choice of creamed chicken and noodles or hot home-made tamales. All types of articles will be on sale at the various bazaar booths. The public is invited to attend. Country Club Ladies to Meet The Roseburg Country Club ladies w ill meet Thursday at 9:30 A. M. at the clubhouse- for con tract bridge. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 o'clock and the bridge play will be resumed in the afternoon. If the weather permi.s, golfing will begin at 1:30 o'clock. Returns to Washington Hay den Garber, secretary to Con gressman Harris Ellsworth, left Saturday for his home in Wash ington, D. C, following several weeks attending to business in Oregon. While in Roseburg he was the guest of Congressman and Mrs. Ellsworth at their home in Laurelwood. Back From Reedsport Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stephens of Roseburg and the former's sister, Mrs. Vi vian Chilson, of Yoncalla have returned to their homes following a trio to Reedsport to spend the weekend and Armistice Day visit ing Mr. Stephens' and Mrs. Chil son's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mr-i, E. W. Stephens. Leaves for Portland Mrs. Ivan Pickens ieft today for Port land to assist in the care of Mrs. K. H. Pickens of Salem, who is to undergo a major operation at Good Samaritan Hospital this week. During her absence, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Pickens o? Cot tage Grove will stay at the Pick ens home on Fowler street. Back From Portland Mrs. C. ! E. VMmherly has returned to her home on East Lane street, follow ing several days in Portland visit ing her mother, Mrs. O. E. Lent. Woman's Society to Meet The Woman's Society of the Presby. terian Church will meet Thurs day at a 1:30 o'clock dessert luncheon at the church parlors with Mrs. A. A. Wilder, chair man, assisted bv Mrs. J. F. Barker. Mrs. D. . Morgan. Mrs. J. E. Sawyers, Mrs. C. W. Whar ton and Mrs. Velle Broadway, hostesses. Mrs. Ray B. Boales, Eugene, secretary of Social Edu cation and Action of the Synodi cal, will be guest speaker. Special music will be presented. All women of the church are invited. Gray Ladies Ask For Enrollments Applications will be received by the Red Cross for membership in a Cray Ladies corps to serve in the Roseburg Veterans Hospital, It was announced today by Mrs. Arthur Clarke, executive secre tary of the Douglas County Chap ter. On duty, the Cray Ladies will wear the uniform which gives the corps Its name. Typical services rendered by the Gray Ladies are acting as hostesses In the recreation room, visiting patients in their wards, assisting with library work, dis tributing Red Cross supplies, writ ing letters for patients' signa tures, shopping for patients, as sisting with entertainments, play ing or teaching games. Business women lacking suffi cient time to devote during the day will be able to fulfill the re quired hours during evenings, Sundays, and holidays. Any women wishing to enroll in this service may do so by call ing at the Douglas County Red Cross chapter offices in the Rose burg Armory, or by telephoning No. 832. Mrs. Clarke said. The Gray Ladies corps was first established in 11)18 at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, D. C. in answer to the need for outside contacts for hospitalized service men. Under the best of circum stances, it was recently stated by Dr. Daniel Blain, assistant medi cal director for neuropsychlanic service. Department of Medicine, Veterans Administration, the hos pital's medical staff reminds a man that he is ill. Volunteers of the Gray Ladies, representing a cross section of the population, have a dennite counteracting value. Women accepted into the corps will be given a special course of lectures by the Hospital stall so that they may better understand the problems of the hospitalized veteran. Price Panel Here Waits V Order Demise of OPA and the release of price controls also presumably means tne enu oi tne noseourg price panel, said its chairman, Richard McElligott. today. However, no instructions have been received from OPA regard ing the various decontrol meas ures which have been out Into ef fect. Since the closing of the Roseburg office last spring, the local price panel has been under direction of the Eugene OPA of fice. Since announcement was made recently of the closing of the Eu- gene office as well as of other PA offices throughout the state, no word has come to the local price panel regarding OPA de controls. McElhVott said. McElligott returned recently from a deer hunting trip and during his absence he had been out of touch with the price con trol agency. "It's a good thing OPA has ended," he said, "be cause nublic opinion was against it, right or wrong." Meeting Date Changed The Missionary Society of the First Christian Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Arthur Pfaff Fri day, November 15, at 2 o'clock In stead of November 22 as pre viously announced. Southern California Lashed by Heavy Gale (Continued from Page One) Bureau ordered continued storm warnings. The normally-dry Los Angeles River, butt of many a joke for its dryness, was roaring over two bridges near its mouth at Long Beach. There the spreading Ham ilton Bowl, a floodwater sink, overflowed and blocked the Coast Highway leading to San Dieeo. NYLON STOCKINGS 51-Gauge 30 Dtnier 1st Quality 3.50- Room 201, Douglas Co. State Bank Building Sans Soussi Persian Sheep Co. Hours 10 A. M. to 3 F. M. Youth Shot in Eye EUGENE. Nov. 13. Richard Hensley, 15, of SuUierlin, Or., was reported in "good'' condition at Sacred Heart Hospital here today alter receiving a blast or buck shot In his eye while hunting. His physician said he hod been hunt ing quail and was accidentally sir ikk py niKKsnot irom a com- pnnion' gun. - SfeS'rc I II II I I III 1 I I I fe v: M MONK FREEMAN RICHARD DENNING EVELYN ANKERS CHARLES EVANS J. M. KERRIGAN MOYNA MACGILl- TERRY K1LBU R N and HIGHLAND DALE as "BLACK BEAUTY" , MAX NOSSECK Scrm Flay frj Lift Htjwvi 4 Apt Cfcrii&nt JolinlM Itntd n U Howl fef Aam lew MNnfTpMnM tent NOW PLAYING SHORTS . . . 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