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T v rasttuws fltws-fcEVitw. itpsntrng. cstsm Tuesday, January 21, 1947. ; I ataatetal mm P mm 1VT i IN c w s 1 : Arrives from lllinoi Harold Marr of Glenview, III., has arriv ed in Rospburg to visit his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Marr. Grange to Meet Melrose Grange will moot tonight at a 6:30 o'clock pot luck supper at the hall. Officers and members are urged to be present. Merry-Go-Round Club to Meet The Merry-Go-Round Club will meet Wednesday at a 1:30 o'clock dessert-luncheon at the home of Mrs. J. Harold Nichols at Brock-way. Leaves for Portland Falher William L. lilaker, rector of St. George's Episcopal Church of Roseburg, left today for Portland to remain until Friday visiting . his brother. Patch and Chat Club to Meet The Patch and Chat Club will meet Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. E. R. Buckingham instead of at the Jack Boor home as previously planned. Move to S. Jackson Street Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Kennedy. Jr., moved today to the residence at the comer of South Jackson and Brockway streets. Mrs. Kennerly is the former Joanne Hume of this city. Move to New Home Mr. and Mrs. Donald Snyder and small daughter, Donna, have moved from Booth street. Miller's addition, to their new home on the Pacific Highway, two miles north or KosrDurg. Back from Honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Elliott have returned from their honeymoon and are making their home in Roseburg. They went to Los An geles from Eugene by plane and returned north via automobile. Mrs. Elliott is the former Fran ces Moore. Bible Classes to Meet Dr. Morris H. Roach's men s non denominational Bible Class will meet Wednesday at a 12 o'clock luncheon at the Hotel Umpqua. Dr. Roach's ncn-denominational women's Bible class will meet Wednesday at the First Presby terian Churrh parlors from 1:30 to 2:30 o'clock. - Back Prom Eugene Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Helliwell and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Motschenbacher have re turned to their homes in Rose burg, following a trip to Eugene to attend the Lady Linns of Oak ridge charter night affair. While in Eugene the Elliotts were guests of Dr. and Mis. Vern Ad ams, former residents of Myrtle Creek. Reservations for private SKATING PARTIES arc available at the Rainbow Skating Rink . Winchester 16" Slab Wood Dry or Green 4' Slab Wood Dry or Green SAWDUST Immediate Delivery Roseburg Lumber Co. Roseburg, Ore. Phone 468 CIICUIAI CONCICCATIONAl CHUICH, OiariMM, LC la Man Cngragotioftw dwrch to In Sown. Iitafclalwl I6SI by m tnf i VtLt f 7 The dignified conduct si oar staff will lie part of the ns'monj that will Ion; linger. You'll appreciate their guidance and comfort premised on i vast reservoir of experience. t': yjX i ' AW 3 . '1 H is . fi H Society DAILY DEVOTIONAL DR. CHARLES A. EDWARDS Tlie average annual family in come in the United Slates l.i 1!M5 was $1.300 THREE The 71,000,01)0 life insurance policies in the United Slates at the end of 19-15 averaged 82.190 each. In 1!M5 the average American family owned $4,000 of life insurance. tl J1 : TWINS OF THE FOREST Ernest E. Wollev of Drain waited 25 years to get a picture of these two fir trees joined by a natural graft 80 or 90 feet from the ground. They stand on the south divide of Twin Sister Creek, below Cunter. The trees are six to eight feet apart, 30 inches in diameter." The natural graft is about one foot in diameter. During the last 10 years, the tree on the riaht has arjoarentlv become weaker above the graft. If ever they were cut, they would have to be felled together. ''Jv ' 'sv . f ....i I I, -J Tt r Pnoio Dy MaT Studio LADY ELKS LEAD MARCH OF DIMES Del McKay, left, city chairman, receives the first contribution to Roseburg's 1947 March of Dimes from Mrs. Harold Haskin, right, president of the Lady Elks. The check was for $15. An appeal to the community to double contributions this year in order to aid attainment of the national goal of $24,000,000 was made by McKay. Apprentices Seek Larger Council Apprentice veterans of Rose burg voted at their Thursday night meeting at the courthouse to enlarge the present employer's council for more widespread in terest. Presided by Veterans Coordina tor Frank France, the council of employers Includes George Ware, Bob Franks and Hans Hansen. Other business of the meeting Included approving business firms In Sutherlin and Myrtle Creek for veteran-on-the-job training through the local apprentice pro gram. Of the 120 veteran apprentices now working with this program In Roseburg, France stated that 20 are disabled. France pointed out to the group that any veteran In this area wanting to take college corres pondence courses, whether in connection with their present Job or not, may make immediate ap plications i.y writing to the Vet erans Administration at Med lord, explicitly stating their choice of schools, the length of the courses, and reasons for taking the course under the G. I. Hill of Rights. This correspondence course program Is being offered quite freelv in Roseburg. France said because of the absence of night classes for veterans participating In the "learn-while-you-earn" pro gram. Also, France said, veterans changing jobs should notify his office at the Roseburg High School or the Veterans Adminis tration immediately to insure prompt mailing of Internee nny. You Can Certainly See better after you see your Optometrist but You must see tiim in time, for Sight once lost may Never again be Regained. EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FURNISHED Dr. Dean Bubar 108 N. Jackson Roseburg PHONE 214 EE ENDS TONITE SOMA HEME in o Muxcol at kVoh taking at W Dozxltfig SfcatinQ! Uy LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER CHICLE, NO. 2 HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING The regular meeting of Circle No. 2, of St. Joseph's Altai Society was held at the home of Mrs. J. Oiler on Riverside Drive in Laurehvood Monday evening. Following the business session, Mrs. Oiler and Mi's. Chartier, co hostesses, served refreshments assisted by Mrs. Oilers two charming young daughters. Those present in addition to the two hostesses were: Mrs. xi. Colin McDonald, Mrs. Fest, Mrs. Shaefer. Mrs. Desbiens, Mrs. Scott. Mrs. SDancake. Mrs. Mar- n. Mrs. Carter. Mrs. wananng, Miss Coletta Langenberg, Miss Kav and Miss Annaloris Ward and Miss Margaret Joyce. . The next meeting will be February 10 at St. Joseph's hall, at which t me members ot Lircie No. 1, will be entertained as guests. Mrs. Wandling. Mrs. Spancake, Mrs. Schaefer and Mrs. Scallon will act as nostesses. TEAM MEMBERS ENTERTAIN HUSBANDS To celebrate their victory In winning the first half of the sea son s league play, memDers oi tne Rainbow Grill bowling team en tertained tneir nusbanas at a turkey dinner Sunday evening at the nome ot Air. and Mrs. At. A. Porter at 846 Miller street. The dinner was followed by games and visiting. Mr. and Mrs. T. Freadman were unable to be present. Members and their nusbanas attending were: jwr. and Mrs. A. E. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lund, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Thomas and son, Jimmie; Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Von Baker, J. E. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Porter. AZALEA H. E. C. HAS INTERESTING MEETING The Azalea Grange Home Eco nomics Club held Its first meet ing for 1947- Wednesday with Rachel Rutter, new president. In charge, and Violet , Foreman Georgette Young, Grace Dean, Beth FranK, Betty Lovell, Loeta Rife, Ruth Wilkerson, Ellen Mosehkan, Grace Newman, Mo dene Brown and Ada Ames, present. Work for the coming year was discussed. A pink and blue shower party will be given by the club at the next meeting in honor, of Clara Mav Phelps, Georgette Young and Doris Moore. Plans were outlined for the demonstration meeting to be given the following day at the nan witn Mrs. Wanda, Mntson in charge of the topic. "Party Plan ning." The club made plans for a surprise to be given in honor fo Mrs. Matson, who Is a recent bride. Modene Brown was elected secretary of the club for the A brilliant Chinese student was offered a fiac position with the government. When Bishop ' Lewis asked the young man I why he refused the splendid ot ter anil volunteered to preach the Gospel for a mere pittance, he said: "During the boxer up rising of 1818 I lived In an in land village where there was a temple fur devil worship. The Christians were led by the sol diers to that temple and order ed to renounce their religion, and bow before the devil image or they would be executed. I saw one hundred and sixty three of my townsmen walk by the devil god with heads erect when a little bow would have saved their lives, then out to a great beam over which they placed their heads for the swift stroke of the executioners' sword that sent their heads rolling in the dust. My father was one of that number. It was the unshaken integrity of their faith that thrilled me and gave me a longing for the new life. I must go back and tell my fellow townsmen of Christ who loves them and of his power to save." "Love so amazing, so divine demands my soul, my life, my all." (Upper Room). Amen. coming year. The next meeting was announced for February 19. JOLLY CIRCLE CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING The Jolly Circle Club enjoyed a pleasant meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Arthur Hill man In West Melrose. A short business meeting was held and the members voted to contribute to the March of Dimes fund. Visiting was enjoyed and deli cious refreshments were served by Mrs. Hillman to: Mrs. Virgil Lynn, Mrs. l,layton Binny, Mrs. A. M. Ison. Mrs. Floyd Simpson, Miss Clara Schluenz, Mrs. Oakley Uthhv and Lola Bibbv. The club will meet January 29 at the home of Mrs. Verney ban ders in West Roseburg. P. W. E. CLUB HAS POTLUCK SUPPER AT LEHRBACH HOME The P. W. E. Club held a de lightful potluck supper Wednes day evening at the home of Mrs, Nicholas Lehrbach at 416 Fowler street. Those present were: Grace smitn, Louise Miner, tisie Mills, Daynise Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Lehrbach and children, Nicky and Cheryl. Visiting was enjoyed during the evening. The next meeting will be held at the home ot Grace Smith, February 19, on Flagg street. DAYS CREEK WOMAN'S CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY Tlje Days Creek Woman's Club win meei jiiuisuuy im-i .tuuri li the home of Mrs. Laurin Mac- Ewen. Members are urged to tx present as election of officers will he held. 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