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The Roseburg News-Review. I Mercy hospital.
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Phon. 112 Roseburg
24-Hour Ambulance Service
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Comedy To Be Presented llie
mothers of the Uenson P.-T.A.
will present a one-act negro play,
"Culeha" tonight ft 7:30 o'clock
at the sclioolhouse. The public Is
invited. Henson inuthei-K aiv ask
ed to furnish either pie or sandwiches.
Auxiliary to Meet Patrick W.
Keliey Auxiliary, No. 24(18, will
meet at 8 o'clock Tuesday night
at the K. ot P. hall.
Navy Mothers Club to Meet
The Navy Mothers Club will
meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Douglas Waite.
Flowers Given to Office-William-
A. Long presented a beau
tiful bouquet of cala lilies to the
News-Review office this morning.
Sheldon Family Home Mr.
and Mrs. Jerome F. Sheldon and
1 baby son, Stephen Fife, have re
I turned to their home In Roseburg.
following a 10-duy stay in Se
lattle with Mr. Sheldon's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Sheldon, and
I with Mis. Sheldon 3 mother, Mrs.
W. E. Hasemeier. While In Se
attle. Mr. Sheldon suffered u
badly infected right hand and
was confined to bed for a week.
His hand is now much Improved
and he has resumed his duties as
city editor of the News-Review.
Return From Portland Mr.
and Mrs. R. H. Soil and Rex Rob
erts returned to their respective
i.omes in Koscnurg last night, fol
lowing a few days in Portland
on business.
Eagles Auxiliary to Meet The
Eagles Auxiliary will hold nomi
nation of officers and Initiation
at a meeting Tuesday night at 8
ociock at tne nail. A gut ex
change will be held.
Twelve and Won Club to Meet
-The Twelve and Won Club will
meet at a 1 o'clock luncheon
Tuesday at the home of Mrs
Lucy Jennings at 318 Woodward
street.
Obtain Marriage License
James Houck, 56, Roseburg, and
Effie Perkins, 52, of 41104 S. E.
Franklin street, Portland, have
obtained a marriage license at
Vancouver.
Meeting Changed The Twelve
and Won Club noon luncheon
meeting to be held Tuesday has
been changed from the home of
Mrs. Lucy Jennings to the home
of Mrs. E. Kenneth Jones at 526
S. Main street.
Meeting Postponed The home
demonstration meeting on the
topic, "Conserve You" planned
for Thursday, April 24, at the
Evergreen Grange hall, has been
postponed to a date to be fixed
later.
Athletic Association to Meet
The Roseburg Women's Athletic
Association will meet Tuesday
night at 7:30 o'clock at the Jun
ior High School gym. All wo
men interested in athletics are invited.
Pie Social Tonight The Junior
Woman's Club will hold a pie so
cial tonight at 8 o'clock at the
basement of the First Christian
Church with Mrs. Edward Tit
comb and Mrs. Ralph Unman as
co-chairmen and Miss Cecelia
Watzlg and Miss Annaloris Ward
in charge of the entertainment.
Daughters of Nile to Meet
All Daughters of the Nile are in
vited to a meeting of Umpqua
Daughters at 1:30 o'clock Tues
day at the heme of Mrs. Frank
O'Brien in Myrtle Creek. Mem
bers desiring transportation are
asked to meet at the Rose Hotel
at 1 o'clock.
Lodge to Meet Tuesday Rose
burg Rebekah Lodge, No. 41, will
meet at 8 o'clock Tuesday night
at the I. O. O. F. hall. Refresh
ments will be in charge of Mrs
Mayme Pickens, Mrs. Alice Goff
Mrs. Lydia Roadman, Mr .and
Mrs. Charles Hill, Mrs. Alice Car
ter, Mrs. Jetta Miller, Miss Mary
Peterson and Mrs. Evelyn Fred-rickson.
Keystone Club to Meet The
Methodist Keystone Club will
meet tonight at a 7:30 o'clock
dessert-supper at the home of
Mrs. Jack Fincham, 805 S. Kane
street, with Mrs. j. M. Boyles.
Mrs. H. D. McKay, Mrs. Lucien
Cobb and Mrs. John C. Cornilson,
hostesses. The devotions will be
in charge of Mrs. Paul Geddes.
Return From Seattle Mr. and
Mrs. Fred A. Knight returned to
their home on West First street
Saturday, following a week's
stay in Seattle with their son ln
'aw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
H. J. (Bud) Watson. En route
north, they stopped over In Port
land for a short visit with their
son in law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. Houser, and family,
and with their son and daughter-in-law.
Attorney and Mrs. Wil
liam W. Knight, and family. At
torney Knight left this wetk for
Now York City on business. He is
assistant business manager of the
Oregon Journal.
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District Oratory
Finals Scheduled
Southwestern Oregon district
finals of the Knights of Pythias'
national student public speaking
contest will be held tonight at 8
o'clock at the Roseburg lodge hall
at 114 N. Rose street. The gen
eral public Is invited to attend.
Semi-finalist speakers, repre
senting high schools of Roseburg,
Oakland and Bandon, will express
their views on "Juvenile Delin
quency its Cause and Cure."
Jontestants include Marjorie
Zeller and Donna Clough, Rose
)urg; Lola Jean Babcock and Ted
Vilde, Oakland, and two students
if Bandon.
Winner of tonight's district
contest will compete In the state
finals at Portland, May 3, with
the state winner entering North
western competition in Spokane
for qualifying position in the na
ional finals, where four scholar
ships are to be offered, totaling
$750, $500, $300 and $200, res pec
:ively. All expenses of the contest and
contestants are sponsored by the
Knights of Pythias. In charge of
tonight's speaking contest are
Bob Harvie, John Hess and
Thomas Hartfiel of Roseburg's
Alpha Lodge, No. 7.
John T. Hart Funeral
Dated at Canyonvllle
Graveside services for John T.
Hart, 74, who died In Roseburg,
April 17, will be held In the Ma
sonic Cemeterv at Canvonville,
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mr. Hart was born on uct. zh,
1872. in Kentucky and had made
his home at Canyonvllle for the
ast 25 years.
Surviving are three sisters and
l brother: Annie Wood and Kate
Southworth. of Virginia: Martha
Brown, Highland, Calif., and
Benl. F. Hart, Gazley Road, Myr
tle Creek. Arrangements are In
charge of the Long and Orr
Mortuarv.
Jerry G. Roane, Infant,
Dies at Myrtle Creek
Funeral services were held this
ifternoon at 2 o'clock for Jerry
Urover Roane, Infant son of Mr.
nd Mrs. John R. Roane of Myr
tle Creek, at their home there. He
was born April 13 in Myrtle
Creek.
Surviving are his parents; two
brothers, Stanley and Thomas;
me sister, Ann, all cf My;tle
"reck; his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. oJe Watts, and Zeb Roane,
Prentiss, all of North Carolina.
Interment was in the Odd Fel
ows cemetery at Myrtle Creek,
Aith the Roseburg Funeral Home
in charge.
Myrtle Creek Has
Branch of WaU
MYRTLE CREEK. Ore. A
new organization of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union was
effected recently, when Mrs. R. L.
Turrell, one of the state lecturers
of the organization, together
with Mrs. Arthur Marsh, Doug
las County president, met with
a group of local women at the
Christian Church. Officers of the
newly formed union include Mrs.
Jessie Hadley, president: Mrs. E.
W. Powell, vice president; Mrs.
Victoria Stuyempges, recording
secretary; Mrs. Ethel May Week
ly, treasurer, and Mrs. Ida
Weaver, corresponding secretary.
A very interesting set of Old
Testament Bible slides was pre
sented by Mrs. Turrell supple
menting her lecture. The group
has chosen the third Monday
afternoon of each month as the
permanent meeting date and
everyone Interested in the tem
perance movement is urged to
meet with the group on April 21
at the Adventist Church. The
meeting will convene promptly at
1 o'clock. Mrs. Marsh plana to
meet with the group and conduct
the service of installation of the
new officers.
Invitational Golf.
Tournament Dated
By Country Club
Roseburg Country Club will of
ficially onen its roster to take in
14 more new members, H was an
nounced at the meeting of the
board of directors last Friday
evening. By vote of the directors,
the club ruled that the member
ship will remain open for a limit
i?d period of time, or until 14 ap
plicants have been passed upon
and admitted ot membership.
The major portion of the busi
ness session was devoted to de
tailed planning and committee
appointments for the Roseburg
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Invitational Tournament which
has been announced for the three
day Memorial Day weekend, May
30, 31 and June 1. In attendance
were President Al Henninoer Di
rectors Fred lxckwood, Marshall
Pengra, Emily Judd and Ken
Bailev. Gene McElroy of the tour
nament committee was also pres
ent. Golfers from all over Oregon
are expected to participate In the
Invitational Tournament.
From 75 to 150 divoteers are
expected in advance registration,
and the tournev committee has
selected key committees to make
all advance preparation. An en
tertainment night on Friday,
May 30, and dance for the follow
ing evening have already been
tentatively planned by the enter
tainment committee.
Gene McElrov and his commit
tee are anticipating good repre
sentations from the neighboring
clubs of Medford, Marshfield, Eu
gene, Coquille and Cottage Grove,
and a number of the state's top
golfers from the Portland clubs.
The following committees have
already been announced for the
event: Housing: Chairman, Ernie
Butler. Jack Rogers Bruce El
liot and President Al Henninger;
prizes and awards: Ward Cum
mings, chairman; Maurice Hall
mark, Ernie Pearson and Charles
Kash. Publicity: Marshall Pengra
and Art Pearson; scorers and
starters. Art Pearson and Fred
Lockwood: entertainment, Betty
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