Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, February 21, 1947, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextI FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1947 JPociety By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER BOX SOCIAL TO BE HELD MONDAY NIGHT Alpha Lodge No. 47 Knlghti of Pythia is sponsoring a social evening to be cloned with an old rasnioned box social for the eve- nine or Monday February 24th Activities of the evening will be- Kin in ine n.. r. nau at :ju v. M. and wiH consist of games, sing ing ana a variety or entertain ment, to conclude with a sale of the box lunches. Proceeds of the sale of the boxes will go to the K. r. gins arum and bugle corps. Each lady who attends is asked to bring a box lunch to be auc tioned. All Knights and their ladies, Sisters and their gentle men, memDers or tne arum ana bugle corps and their guests are Invited to attend and each will be permitted to Invite one guest couple. A short session of the lodge will preceed the entertain' ment. This session will begin promptly at eight o'clock and all Knights are urged to attend. Visit ing Knignts and sisters and mem bers of other lodges who now re side in the community are espe cially urged to come out for the evening, so as to become acaualnt ed with their fellow lodge mem Ders. Chancellor Commander L. L. rowers of Alpha Loclce No. 47. Knights of Pythias announces that Delphi Lodge, of Bandon, has invited the Knight Rank teum of Alpha Lodge to come to Han don the evening of Saturday, Marco m, to put on work In that rank. Members who can make the trip are urged to jcontact Mr. Powers or George Hinsdale or Bob Harvie, who are In charge of arrangements for transportation of the team to Bandon. Kinal plans for the trip will be dis cussed at the regular session of the local lodge to be held Mon day, February 24th and C. C. Powers urges all members, and especially those who can help with the Knight Rank work to attend this meeting and the box social which will follow. FIREMEN'S ANNUAL BANQUET IS HELD The 1!)47 annual Firemen's banquet was a large event of Wednesday evening with Seth B. Thompson, state fire marshall, as '. the guest speaker. On account of . Illness, Mayor Albert Flegel was unable to attend. Special guests of the evening besides Mr. and Mrs. Thompson included: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lund, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Croft, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Whipple of Drain, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dunn of Camas Valley and Mr. and Mrs. Don Hadahaugn of Roseburg. Covers were placed for seventy. The Valentine motif was used to decorate the horse shoe shaped serving tabic. Fol lowing the dinner the group was entertained as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Radabaugh at Hunt's Indian. INTER BE STUDY CLUB TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY The Inter Se Study Club will hold a luncheon next Tuesday at the Turn-Around Inn and mem bers are asked to make reserva tion!, not later than Monday, Feb ruary 21, by telephoning Mrs. W. Howard Pattison. Members arc asked to meet at 1:15 o'clock sharp at the home of Mrs. M. K. Wire on South Kane street. The afternoon's program will be In charge of Mrs. W. Howard Pattison. B. P. W. C. TO MEET MONDAY EVENING The Ruslness and Professional Women's Club has announced an Interesting program meeting on the topic, "The Oregon Pioneer Women" to be held at eight o'clock Monday night, February 24, at the I. O. O. F. hall. The program and refreshment com mittee Includes: Klnor Shirk, Kdna Holgeson, Alvla Wetherall and Minnie Clark. All members are urrn to ho present. ALLEY OOP fl j OUR SPIES REPOKT COLONEL WHAT WOULD WE SIMPLY 'BECAUSE of D I UOK&IOHHtD IN LYON ONLY NAPOLEON MUST FIND A LOAD OF J I V LONG ENOUGH TO ADD A UE DOING OUT...MEAN- SAWDUST? 1 CART LOAD OF SAWDUST ( WITH WHILE ALL HO' IT IS TO A -llTK. to his convoy Ji sawdust eukope laugh! Z FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS I JUST SAW W A GJJJ SLIITi TRA- LA , TRA-LA k ' yi SUTHERLIN GRANGE HAS MEETING ON WEDNESDAY SUTHERLIN Sutherll Grange met In regular session Wednesday evening with Fred Braunlnger, Worthy Master, pre siding. Mrs. Marjorle Sheets, lecturer, presented during the lecturer hour a varied program of read ings, songs and stories with Lin coins Birthday as the main theme. mere were thirty-two mem bors and five visitors present. me latter were State Deputy Mildred Norman and her hus band, Edward Norman from Josephine County, Mrs. Vera Mathewman and Mr. and Mrs. William C. Crowell from Fair uaks Grange. The state deputy talked about the grange program in legard to school bills, health, social security for farm workers, insurance rates, sales tax and the work of the Road Com mittee of the State Cranw. Fjirh of the other visitors also spoke briefly. After the close of the Grange e-'c Kirau was given to raise money for the new Grange Hall now under construction. It proved to be a financial and social sue. The next regular meeting "in w ii. i weunesaay, reDruary 26th, at which time the men will pn-seni a program commemorat ing vvasningtons Birthday. MISSIONARY GUILD MEETS ON WcnMctniv SUTHERLIN Th t ...v,.. Missionary Guild met Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. W. J. meiion ana Mrs. Gordon Melton. Rev. W. A. Svlwester nnonori me ini-rting oy reaaing scripture. I he vice-president, Mrs. Martha Coenenberg, in the absence of tne president. Mrs. Doll e Urbin. vnnuciea tne meeting. ine topic or discussion was World Entertainment and Amusement." Topic Discussion or the next meeting will be Chapter 24 of St. Mathew. An nouncement will be made later as to time, place and hostess for the next meeting. Luncheon was served to nine teen by the co-hostesses, Mrs. Edna and Alma Melton. Guests were, Mr. and Mrs, Wayne He rick. Members present: Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Coenenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Malltz and son and daughter; Mrs. Laura Ander son, Mrs. Alma Anderson, Mrs. Betty Stamp. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Melton and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Melton. VALENTINE PARTY IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR The Pine Grove Sunday School at Dixonvllle was the scene of a St. Valentine's party given Feb ruary 14, by Miss Donna Mor berg, and Miss Marilyn West. Throughout the evening games were enjoyed and after delicious refreshments, the group sang songs. . Those present on this occasion were Marge Collins, Beverly Siems, Barbara Sanders. Dorothy Siems, Shirley Spencer, Marvin Slgfridson, Charles Bailey, Char He Melton, Bob Hall, Douglas Morberg, Donald Broadwater, rranklin West, Jack Maims, Le Roy Slgfridson. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Heilman. Mr. and Mrs. Don Morberg and the two hostesses. RUMMAGE SALE TO CONTINUE SATURDAY The Rose P.T. A. rummage sale, which was held today at 343 in. jarkson street, next to George Hinsdale's service station, will continue through tomorrow, Feb ruary tl. Donations will be called lor by telephoning cither i22 or 877 L. THETA RHO CLUB HAS VALENTINE PARTY Alpha Zeat Theta Rho Girls Club enjoyed a delightful Valen tine party Thursday evening at the I. O. O. F. hall. A special en tertainmcnt was presented and following a social hour, delicious refreshments were served. So many men In World War II were engaged in supply, mainte nance, and administration that Daly one U. -S. veteran in eight nw rnmoflt ENDOWED yTMEGOOrWU-Y lTIL ffT7PI fM Local News Able ta be Out -Mrs. W. How ard Pattison is rhlc to be out again, following an illness of 10 days at her hi me. Bask to Wo r " n. Thelma Rldveway has letui.d to her work at Velma's Beauty shop in the Pacific building, following a two months' vacation. Council to Meet Monday The Junior Woman's Club Council will meet Monday evening, Feb ruary Z4, at o o ciock at tne home of Mrs. Donald Johnson at 826 Houck street. Social Night Riversdale Grange will hold its monthly social night affair Saturday, February 22, at the hall. Refresh ments will be in charge of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Stark and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carlisle. Granae to Meet Evergreen Grange will meet Monday night at 8 o'clock at it's hall. Refresh ments will be In cahrge of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bilger, Mr. and Mrs. V. Bolts and Mrs. Margaret Burt. Go to Portland Mr. and Mi's. B. C. Elliott have left for Port land to spend a couple of days on business and visiting relatives Mr. Lliiott Is manager or the J. C. Penney Company store here. Returns Home Mrs. Albert Long, who has been a patient in the Burst Nursing Home on Fowl er street for the past several weeks, has been discharged and Is now reported to be convalesc ing satisfactorily at her home. Thimble Club to Meet Neigh bors of Woodcraft Thimble Club will meet Monday at a lo'clock potluck luncheon at the home of Mrs. W. E. Moran at 813 Miller street. Those attending are asked to bring, their own table service. Drill to be Presented The com bined Senior and Junior High Girls "Twirling" Corps of 2? members will present an exhibi tion drill at the half-time of the El ml ra Roseburg basketball "imf tonight at the Senior High gym. William Black Is Instructor of the Corps. Leaves For Salem Miss Ber tha Kohlhagen, state home eco nomic supervisor, left this morn ing for her headquarters in Sa lem, following a trip to Rose burg to attend the funeral of her uncle. Sam Bolsineer. .and to spend a couple of days with her parents, Mr. ana Mrs. iouii Koni hagen, Sr.. on Military street. Others coming to Roseburg for the funeral Included Mr. and Mrs. Junker of Forest Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gilpen, cous ins oi Mr. Boisinger, wno re mained over Wednesday night to visit relatives and left for their homes Thursday. Besides visiting at tne Kohlhagen home, they also visited at the Dale Bolslnger and J. C. Bewley homes. Dale Bol slnger and Mrs. Bewley arc the son and daughter of Sam Bol slnger. LOSEE'S Baby Togs Shower Gifts 337 N. Jackson Phone 534-J Sawdust? And Ice? What Next? r g Staff to Practice Roseburg Rebekah Degree staff will prac tice tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the L J. u. f .-naii. Return to Grants Pass Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shields and sons, Benny and Dale, have returned to their home in Grants Pass, following a trip to Roseburg to visit Mr. Shields' parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Shields. Their son, Dale, is home on furlough from Alaska, where he is stationed with the U. S. armed forces. Dr. John W. Cook, Former Sutherlin Rancher, Dies PORTLAND, Feb. 2.-UP Dr. John Wnley Cook, 86-year-old former Brownsville veterinar ian and Sutherlin sheep rancher, died here Wednesday after a two month illness. Cook, who lived at Brownsville from 1911 to 1924 and then mov ed to a ranch near Sutherlin, came to Portland in 1940. In past years he served as stock judge in many Southern Oregon fairs and sales. He is survived by his wife and two sons, and was a member of the Masonic lodge at Brownsville. State Softball Leaders Set Meeting in Salem State softball leaders are sched uled to hold their annual meet ing February 23, in the Y. M. C. A. building at Snlem, accord O. SASH and DOOR SHOP Window Frames Door Frames Cabinats Made to Order IMMEDIATE S33 S. Stephens Monuments Markers Foreign and Domestic Granites MARBLE Order Now for Memorial Day HARRY G. RAPP I . All Work and Ma'reriali Fully Guaranteed ) Phono 62 1 Roseburg 707 W. Mosher ATTENTION! LET US BUILD YOUR GARAGE NOW! We can match your horn in most catei Single or Double. FREE ESTIMATES NO OBLIGATION Alto concrete work of all kinds, driveways, sidewalks, patios, etc. SEE OR WRITE "JIM" at 312 N. MAGNIFICENT. FAR TO COUNTRY... THE EAST OF LYON. BUT.OH.X COL. OOP'S COLD! 1 STRANGE PARTY TOILS UP INTO THE HIGH ALPINE COUNTRY. 1 L' .T. VX ? I w iMwrnfywt ic t ire u i ing to an announcement received here today from State Softball Director Don January. Teams holuing tranchised league memberships, as well as teams desiring membership, arc invited and expected to send re presentatives. January announced that Les Schwab, Bend, district softball commissioner of area No. 9, has resigned. Cop's Tempered uro Up BLOOMINGTON, 111., Feb. 21. Cfl Policemen at the Bloom ington station daily for months have given the correct time and temperature to an unidentified woman telephone caller who said she was "too poor" to buy a radio and get the information. Finally they had an old radio repaired as a gift for the caller DANCE K. P. HoH Evtry Saturday Night RtcTs Heetin' Toot en Malt with the Music Admission 40-40 or $1X0 couple K. DELIVERY Phone 366 BRONZE Chadwick BY V. T HAMLIN THAT. BY MERRILL BLOSSER r VEH...BUT X. VTXI 3 WHAT U nM I IT TAKEo TO W 1 I MAKE ICE.' but before giving It to her one f officer investigated. j "She lives In a better home than any policeman could afford I and she has a fat bank account," he told his fellow officers. The radio went to the police club rooms. The woman calls j eevry day for the time and tem perature. I INSURANCE LIFE AUTO . FIRE State Farm Mutual Insurance ROSE & ALLEN P. O. Box 489 Phone 288 214 W. Lane Roseburg, Ore. NOW at Church of Christ Myrtle Creek EVERY NIGHT Except Saturday FOR TWO WEEKS James Powell of Drain Speaker Special Music Everyone Welcome DANCE Evtry Saturday Night Legion Hall OAKLAND Sponsored by American Legion BairdiHcoten Post $1.25 por Couple Including Tax WORK WANTED BUILDING AND REMODELING OF ANY TYPE BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION CO. Call 882 bet 8 a. m. A t p. m. WANTED POULTRY EGGS , TURKEYS Highest Cash Prioea Douglas County Poultry (none 274 Oak Spruce Sts. AVAILABLE NOW for your building needs: CONCRETE PIPE Sixes 4" to 30" FOUNDATION BLOCKS Large and Small CONCRETE delivered to your job No quantity too small or too large Call PRE-MIX CONCRETE Phone 620 IT'S SOLD When You List With VALLEY REAL ESTATE AGENCY Lobby Hotel Grd 16" Slab Wood Green 4' Slab Wood Green SAWDUST Immediate Delirery. Roseburg Lumber Co. Coen's Kitchen Furniture Remember this, when you buy Kitchen Cabinets, you are making a permanent Installation and you are going to live with them tor a long time. Therefore they should be well designed, and properly manufactured of good materials. See the new modern Cabinets at the Coen Lumber Company. We Invite comparison. Take In your room size and take home your cabinets. Large stocks of all slzs units enable us to fill any space exact Immediate delivery, no delay; also we can furnish . the plumbing to make same complete. Coen Lumber Company Cotn't Cabinats, made right, look right and stay right. Gas Masks 40c Steel Helmets 50c Hirsch-Weis double Loggers Jackets, treated .... $5.00 Hirsch-Weis single Loggers Jacket, untreated S3.75 Black Bear Loggers Jackets, treated - $5.50 Black Bear Loggers Pants, treated , $4.50 Immediate delivery from Seattle, Wash. 1 Crosley Shelvador Refrigerator, new, 71 cu. ft $300.00 1 Coldspot Refrigerator, new, 7J cu. ft $275.00 See "TRADER" GILKEY WAR SURPLUS GILKEY TRADING POST Veteran Owned and Operated 435 N. Jackson ROSEBURG CABINET SHOP Custom Built Cabinets Screen Dears . . . 34 and 118 Basa (Bronze and Caivanixed' Screen) Built-in Ironing Boards .... Chests of Drawers Builders Hardware .... Cabinet Hardware Texture Paint 440 N. Jackson St. Phono 303 ATTENTION Wt have automatic OIL BURNERS Convert your wood furnace to automatic oil heat NOWI ROCEBURG SHEET METAL 850 E. 1st St. Phono 941 NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS 1947 dog license are due. on or before March 1st. After which there is a penalty of 25 cents per month also person found owning or keeping an unlicensed dog is subject to a fine of not less than $10.00 for each offense. For your convenience dog licenses are available at the following places until March 1st. After which It will be neces sary to secure license at the County Clerks Office or from the County Dog Control Officer. Camas Valley Store Camas Valley, Oregon O. L. Torrey Hardware Store Sutherlin, Oregon Oakland Feed Store Oakland, Oregon Mrs. George Edes Yoncalla, Oregon City Recorders Office Drain, Oregon Iris Haines Grocery Elkton, Oregon Emma Hedden Grocery Scottsburg, Oregon Frank Taylor's Hardware Reedsport, Oregon Telephone Office Myrtle Creek, Oregon John Hamlin Market Canyonville, Oregon Grey's Hardware Store Riddle, Oregon Azalea Post Office Azalea, Oregon Mrs. W. J. Meredith ... Lookingglass, Oregon All dog owners please take notice that license fees for 1947 are as follows: Male doRs $2.00, Female dogs $3.00, Spayed Bitch dogs $2.00, until March 1st 1947. George Weseman ONE NIGHT ONLY Sunday, February 23 ROSEBURG Show Starts 1:30 P. M Dog Control Officer ARMORY Tickets $1.50, Inc. tax Children 50c fjlrrl pcst him n? Roseburs, Or. Pbone 4tit