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ROSEBURS' NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21. I946 FIVE CONCRETE HOLLOW TILE BUILDING BLOCKS Morris Combination Hollow Tile Block and Brick Machines for sale or rant. J. L CUMMINCS, ACENT Douglas & Coos Counties 811 Flescr St. P. O. Box 1138 Phone 282-Y Roseburg, Ore. I Society Uy LOTUS KNISHT PORTER SUNSHINE CLUB HAS ANNUAL TURKEY DINNER AND PARTY THURSDAY Miss Elizabeth Paul was hos- I toss to the Northside Sunshine l Club at the annual turkey dinner and Christmas party Thursday at ' her home. Poinsertas find rein- GIVE THE WIFE A BREAK! Buy Her An Oil Circulating Heater... -for Christmas! Several Models . . . and Styles We Have the Right Heater for Your House! PACIFIC CHAIN SAW CO. Hwy. 99 North of Garden Valley Junction Phone 373-J-l EVELYN'S Last Minute Gift Suggestions For Her! Lovely Bed Jackets 3.50 up All Wool Sweater 2 95 up Stylish Blouses 4.95 Plastic Purses 6.00 Lace Trim Panties 79 ' Tailored SI in 1.30 up Butcher Boy Pajamas 3.50 Crepe Cownt .....3.50 Sheer Rayon Gowns 5.95 up Capeskin Gloves 5.00 Colorful Scarfs 1.95 Plaid Shirts 7.95 Wool Slacks 5.95 Plastic Raincoats . 8.95 Denim Jeans 3.98 Chenille Robes 14.95 Lounging Pajamas 19.95 Nylon Hosiery 2.50 Also a Large Selection of COATS SUITS . DRESSES Hew Combat (Attmd Ptiotngrtph) S.rrt $ W 11 Wtdthi A f EE PAIR IDEAL FOR HUNTERS HIKERS FARMERS MINER5SP0RTSMENW0RKMEN Made of brt obtainable side leather, (grain side in and rough side out) . . . remains soft end pliable after repeated wetting!. Competition soles; full rubber heels; leather counters; full grain inner soles; and heavy welts. Here is a rugged high shoe which effec tively resists soil-acids and moiiture. Built to military specifications. Available in sires 8 to 11, widths A to EE. ' Fully Guaranteed ORDER BY MAIL Wholesale s"i'r?;:z'i ,1Z'?JZ: Surplus War Goods, inc. 201-210 THIRD AVI. SOUTH SIATTII 4, WASHINGTON deer graced one table, while gilt pine cones, red tapers and ever greens decorated the second table. Apple Santa Clauses were used as favors. Mrs. Clara Stel wlg and Miss Bernardine Prlncen assisted the hostess in serving. Mrs. Senna Hiny, sister of the hostess, poured. Carols were sunn with Mrs. j Steiwig accompanying at , the piano. A short business meeting was neid ana new oiiicers elect ed included: president, Miss Eliza beth Paul; vice-president, Mrs. Mary Hall; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Clara Steiwig; with Miss Paul appointing Mrs. E. E. Emmltt as gift buyer and Miss Bernardine Princon as press cor respondent. Mrs. Hlney and Miss Paul acted as Santa Clauses and distributed the gifts. Surprise birthday gifts were presented to Mrs. Mary Man and Eva St. Onge. Bingo was played during the social hour, Mrs. Hall winning the high prize. Those enjoying the party were Mrs. Mabel Pat terson, Mrs. Clara Steiwig, Mrs. E. E. Emmitt, Mrs. Eunice Sory, Mrs. Lucia Ingles, Miss Bernar dine Prineen, Mrs. Mary Princen, Mrs. Ora Worthington, Mrs. Mary Hall, Mrs. Nora Pendergrass, Mrs. Eva St. Onge, Mrs. Senna Hlney and the hostess, Miss Paul. The next meeting will be Janu ary 9 at the home of Mrs. Steiwig at llKU west r irst street. MID-WEEK BIBLE CLASS . HAS CHARMING CHRISTMAS PARTY ON THURSDAY The Mid-Week Bible Class of t. Pauls Lutheran Church en Joyed a very charming Christmas party Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. Rietmann. A beautifully decorated Christmas tree was placed in the living room, while holly and mistletoe were arranged about the rooms. During the first part of the afternoon tne group sang Christ mas carols and the children sang, "Away in a Manger," followed by the reading of the Christmas story. . During the social hour Christ' mas gifts were exchanged and a surprise grocery shower was pre sented to Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Sylwester. Unable to be present Because or illness was Mrs. A. Sleman, who sent a gift for the syiwesters snower. At the tea hour Mrs. Rietmann, assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Pete Aquiso, a guest of the day, served lovely refreshments to: Mrs. A. scnilcK and children. Donna and Michael; Mrs. Roy Hcbard and daughter, Judy; Mrs. L. Murphy and niece, Barbara Kay Miller; Mrs. Aucusta Ernv, Mrs. J. Leonard, Mrs. A. Coenen berg, Mrs. J. H. Feldkamp. Mrs. R. A. Kaine. Mrs. Varney Martin and son, Jay Maurice; Mrs. E. Roglitz, Mrs. Clara Roglitz, Mrs. w. vogt, Mrs. Louise Voigt, Mrs, V. Andraieff, Mrs. Clinton Gor thy, Mrs. Millard Rietmann. Mrs, L .G. Wilson. Mrs. Lloyd Hill and children, Kathleen, Larrv and Barbara; and Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Sylwester and suns, Richard Milton and Robert Lee. The next meeting of the class will be held January 2, the place of which will be announced later. T. N. T. CHRISTMAS AIMQIIFT AM H DADTV IC CHARMING AFFAIR TUESDAY The T. N. T. Club members en joyed their annual Christmas banquet at seven-thirty o'clock i uesday evening at Carls Haven, followed by a charming party at the home of Mrs. Paul Morgan. A white cloth covered the table, which was centered with holly and red tapers. The Morgan home was beantifuily decorated in the holiday motif. An especially lovely snow scene arrangement graced the buffet. Gifts were exchanged and a social hour followed with Mrs. Sidney Moon, Jr., winning the high prize in gin rummy and Mrs. Robert Keefe winning the high prize in pinochle. Those enjoying the party In cluded Mrs. Sidney Moon, Jr., Mrs. Fred L. Perry. Mrs. Ira Kyrd, Miss Agnes Pltchford, Mrs. Sherman Morris,, Mrs. Howard Marsh, Mrs. Earl Kennerly, Mrs. Robert Keefe. Mrs. Graydon Hoover, Mrs. Cliff Thornton and Mrs. Paul Morgan. The club will meet January 6 at an eight o'clock dessert-supper at the Perry residence at 6Z1 S. Mill street with Mrs. Moon acting as hostess. ARE YOU MOVING? WE HAVE PADDED VAHS EXPERIENCED HttP Don't Make a MOVE 'til you see FLEGEL Transfer and Storage Phone 47 Novelist HORIZONTAL 1,6 Pictured novelist 10 Takes offense 12 Elapses 14 Donkey 15 Having greater depth 17 Placed 18 Stupefy 20 Abide 21 Impolite 22 Danger 24 Young dog 25 California city 2 Levels 27 Exist 28 Id est (ab.) 29 Gaze 32 Not fresh 36 Pronoun 1 37 Baked clay 1 (Pi.) 38 Emanation 39 One of the . United Provinces 43 Mine entrance 44 Musical syllable 45 Glimpse 47 American jurist 48 Property 50 More vei dont 52 Greek mount 53 Consumed VERTICAL 1 Joker 2 Make certain 3 Mysill 4 Finish 9 Simmer 6 Vehicle 7 While 8 Puts out 9 Sewing tool 10 Harsh 1 1 Ocean 12 Caress 13 Paces 16 Mixed type 19 Greek island 21 Ancient Ro- IAmmwvt t Fttiim Paul man province 35 Natural fat 23 More crippled 39 Full (suffix) 24 Arm joint 40 Higher 29 Aver 41 Excavate 30 Scottish river 42 Rabbit 31 Ventilate 33 Style of display types 49 Preposition 34 Dutch city 51 Suffix 45 Greek letter 46 Meadow , Ii ji U li I I. B 14 H IS- " " " " it a " " " 1 " it n rh " i v.., Z So 11 ,, V M IS IS T" 5 55 ir" fir - ' ' rs a ... - BhaUa'u Mm. Tr Mann of Sutherlln suent. yester day in Roseburg attending to business anu visiting reiauvea. Underaoet Operation Henry Sielert, post office employee, un derwent an appendectomy at Mercy Hospital mis weeic Goes to Euaena Carl Moscr, emDlovee of the Veterans Facil ity, ten last nigni lor tugene iu spend the weekend. Will Visit Over Weekend O. D. McAllister of Eugene is arriv ing in Roseburg this evening to spend the weekend visiting rela tives and friends. He formerly made his home In Roseburg. MISS GLADYS H. STRONG PRESENTS GROUP OF YOUNG STUDENTS IN RECITAL An Informal piano recital was given last Monday evening by young pupils. of Miss Gladys Strong. This is the first of a series of winter recitals and was presented entirely by juniors who played interestingly and pleas ingly. Following the program, a social hour was enjoyed by the pupils and their parents and friends. The following pupils were pre sented: Gayle Geddes, Carleen Felker, Judith Willener, Connie Ayotte, Marilyn Springer, Sandra Bull lngton, Joan Leach, Camille Rob ertson. Donna Lee Bashford, Car men Ford, Nancy Neureiter, Vir ginia Cyrus, Molly Fullerton, Dar lene Diller, Jerry Feldkamp, John Marvin Robertson, Eddie Kay Jones, Lois Patterson, Donna Jean Ellison. R. A. E. CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL HOLIDAY PARTY ON WEDNESDAY The Roseburg Art and Em broidery Club was most gracious ly entertained at a cnarming Christmas party and one-thirty o'clock turkey dinner at the I. O. O. F. hall Wednesday with Mrs. Argie Beals, assisted by Mrs. Sinclair, Mrs. Cluck and Mrs. Poirot. , Santa Claus and reindeer graced the mirror on the table, which was circled with sprays of holly. Mrs. Frank Bergh, president, conducted the business meeting. Gifts were brought by the mem bers to he sent to the County Home. The club presented lovely gifts to the retiring president, Mrs. Bergh, and Mrs. H. F. Snv der, secretary. Mrs. Elsie Sin clair was welcomed Into the club as a new member. The resigna tion of Mrs. Effie Ijiursen was accepted, as she has moved to Roseville, Calif. . Christmas greetings from for mer club members were received and read and the club voted to send greetings to all former members. Mrs. Alvin Smith, a former member and now a resi dent of Ashland, was reported to be convalescing from a recent major operation. The new officers will assume their duties at the next meeting. Meeting dates for the coming year were set and hostesses were selected. Arrangements were also made for members to celebrate their birthdays during the club year. The first meeting in Janu ary will be omitted. Following the meeting, a very beautiful Christmas tree was en joyed and gifts were exrhanred A vote of thanks was given by the group to Mrs. Beals. Those enjoying this delightful meeting included Mrs. Mary Decker, a guest, who was a for mer member: Patty Napier, Hat tie Neal, Mrs. F. C. Cornell, Mrs. Charles Poirot, Mrs. Frank Bergh, Mrs. T. Hoffmeister, Mrs. Glenn Cox, Mrs. Frank Kent, Mrs. Zella Miller, Mrs. Henry Erskine, Mrs. Lucia Ingles. Mrs. C. H. Bailey, Mrs. William Bailey. Mrs. Jess Bowman, Mrs. A. D. Hawn, Mrs. Henry Worthington, Mrs. George liuck, Mrs. Argle Heals, Mrs.- C, M. Page, Mrs. F. Sinclair. On account of the New Year's holiday, the next meeting has been postponed until January 15, when the club will meet at .the home of Mrs. C. M. Page at 520 s. btephens street. ( LOCAL HEW! ) Club to Hold Party The Merry Go Round Club members and their families arc invited to at tend the annual Christmas party tonight, December 21, at 8 o clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson on North Jackson street. Those attending are asked to bring a gift to exchange and are also requested to bring their own taoie service. Participates in Tournament Miss Marilyn I Penny) Preston, dauchter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. I'reston of Roseburg, has return ed from a speech tournament held at San Jose, Calif., where sno was one of six students from Linfield College that placed in contest emhracinn nine states. She was a finalist in the Junior Women's oratory. Miss Preston Is a pre-legal student In her sopho more year. Local News student at Concordia Lutheran Academy, high school for boys, In Portland, will arrive home Monday for the holldnv. Both boys reside with their paternal grandparents', Professor and Mrs. F. Sylwester, while attending school In Portland. CARLOAD I MANTEL BRICK DUE THIS WEEK! AD types of bleh (Cement. Red Cloy, Fire) Available NOW t DENN GERRETSEN CO. Eauiament Installed Fathers of the Elgarose School children have combined their efforts to In stall new nlayground equipment In the school yard, me cnuaren have been enjoying the use of the new swings, rings and bars. Back From Honolulu The Her bert E. Wood family has returned to Roseburg, following residence in Honolulu since August. They have purchased a new home in uoates Aaauion ana win move into the residence the first of the 'ear. Mr. Wood will engage In the contracting business. Leave for Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Ray Daughcrty and son, Mike, of Roseburg left this morn- Ine by automobile for Seattle to spend the holidays with relatives. Mr. uaugnerty is state inspector for the Douglas Forest Protective Association. Kidders Return Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Kidder have returned to Roseburg, following a trip to San rranciseo to be with their son, Stanley, until he sailed for Japan. En route south the Kidders were in an automobile accident and Mrs. Kidder suffered three frac tured ribs. They remained fh San Francisco for three weeks, until she was able to return to Rose burg. Stanley Kidder, who was recentlv named as a consul to Japan, stoDoed over In Honolulu to have Thanksgiving with his cousin. Mrs. Florence Wharton Wicklund. He stopped In Guam, the Philinpines and points In China and will not arrive at his post In Tokyo until January 6. Arrives For Holidays Jimmy Svlwester, student of Trinity Lu theran school In Portland, arrived In Roseburg Friday to remain over the holidays with his par ents, Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Syl wester, 1170 Military street. His brother, Paul Sylwester, who Is a Lairds Return Home Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Laird have returned to their home on Winchester street, following a week's vaca tion spent at Brewster, Ore., visit ing the former's mother, Mrs. J. D. Laird and other relatives and friends. The Lairds' son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Lowden, and children, Bar bara and Linda, of Lakeview, Ore., are arriving in Roseburg Monday to remain over Christ mas at the Laird home. Another daughter, Miss Maxine Laird, of Portland will spend Christmas day at the Ijilrd home. Their son. Burton Laird, has recently been discharged from service with the U. S. Army and Is now employed at Cutter's laboratory In Berke ley, Calif., where he will do bac teriological work. With his wife, he recently visited at the Laird home RE-UPHOLSTER Overstuffed Furniture Repaired at Don's Upholstery Shop. Here's What We Do: Furniture called for and delivered Old'covering removed Frame repaired where necessary Springs replaced (Wt can Install springs In yaur wartime furniture, teal) Nice assortment of cover, material on hand. DONELAN S UPHOLSTERY SHOP 516 S.Stephens Phone 128 402 W. Oak St, PUPPIES LOVEBIRDS CANARIES Love Birds ..... . . . $10.00 pr. Canaries .-$15.00 (Guaranteed Singers) PUPPIES . . . LOTS OF THEM! (All are shot for distemper) Cages, Stands, Harnesses, Leashes, RiankeH, Sweaters, etc. All Pets Bearded Free 'til Christmas OREGON TRAIL PET CORRAL Phone 3284 35 Eleventh Wset Eugene, Oregon Roseburg Welding Works and Machine Shop Court end Main Then 667 Lethe, Shaper end Planer Work of Alt Kind MILL WORK A SPECIALTY We have seme Carriage BlocksKneet, and V-Raili Made Up. Have 60-lb. 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