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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
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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?
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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
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at 312 N.
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STRANGE
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UP INTO THE
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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