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Newspaper Page TextV 4. FOUR ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1947 Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNICHT PORTER RECITAL DRAMA TO BE HEARD FRIDAY Recital frama with the "ALL STAR BOYS" from Piano Claus es of Wanda W. Althaus, will be presented at the Eagles hall at 8 P. M. Friday, April The program it as follows: i ACT I Studios of Joseph Eisner 1824-35 Warsaw, foiana Characters selected from Music History: George Handel Paul Rogers Franz List Donald Suntlberg Frederick Chopin, I Gordon Rcselund Ludwlg Beethoven, Keith Barrons Jean Sibelius, .... Robert Franks Ignac Paderewski, Alstrup Johnson Gulseppe Verdi John King Assisted by Roger Gee, Baritone ' Carl Busch, Aecordian Parks Schneider, Bones .. Rex Walker, guitar (Guitar pupils from Studio of Charles Walker). ACT II America National Anthem Gary Walker Oh Suzannah Foster "All Star Band" , Robert Franks, Bobby Rcid. Lar ry Burr, Stanley Harryman, Larry Cox Golden Wishes Anthony Gary Watkins On the Lake Anthony Larry Cox Harmonica Solo: Selected Bobby Reid Dreams of Yesterday .... Eskstcln Larry Burr Dark Eyes Eckstein Keith Barrons Beautiful Ohio- Earle I Robert Franks Glow Worm Llnke i Donald Sunberg Donkey Serenade , Frtine Dance of the Itemon Hoist I John King Boogie Woogie A' La'. King, Original Memories of Stephen Foster, . r Carl Bunch Havanna Klemm I Frank Olson OFFICERS INSTALLED I At SPECIAL MEETING ' iRAIN Th Clifford Swrar Ingen Auxiliary, Post, No. 3)J5. V.fW. held a siecial : meeting Monday evening, at the, Driln High School auditorium to clivcl and install officers for the com ing year: Sallie Farley, presi dent; senlor vice-presidenti Jane Askers junior vlccpreseldcnt, Ktma Carter; conductress, Ma deline Cool; secretary I C'lsu'er! Ruth Todd; chaplain,1 ' Lillian Spencer; guard, I.lina Cellirrs; trustees, Grace Hrndci'MiQ, three years, Helen Balfour, two ycni and Gcrta Gpodmanson, one year; patriotic Instructor, Minu Cellars; color bearers, No. 1, fierta Goodmanson; No. 2, Grac? Henderson No. 3, Kva Letsom; No. 4. Lucia Nattin; historian, Madeline Cool; musician Made line Lemon. Installing others included: Dorothy Hill, department Junior vice-president, and her team of Willamette V: I-'. W. Auxiliary Iost !3 of Kugene. Sal lie Farley, president, closed the meeting and bulfet supper was served to the puest of honor, officers and mem bers. LAOY DONS' ASKED FPR DONATIONS All Lady Lions are being so licited for clothing, black and while thread, needles, darning cotton, toilet soap, tooth powUT and tooth brushes, combs, cocoa, tea and hard candy, which will be packaged and slilpHd to fh'erseas relief In Holland. Mcm lirrs are asked to leave their do mitlons at the office of Dr. Bruce Tuck by April 23. : ALLEY OOP FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS vMhi hi-, FEPM MV I I TAfr IT no I, ILL FGWr WiTM TMe CASE BI3MT UP UKIlTFD SATCMS TO TME SUFPEMt y IF VOL) VVMT TO- Court y if you win ; MELROSE GRANGE HAS INTERESTING MEETING Melrose Grange, No. 431, met Tuesday evening at the hall with Amy Matthews, presiding. Thir teen officers answered roll-cull. The following candidates were balloted on and declared elected: Eva A. Taylor, Stewart E. Taylor, Frank A. Smith. Katherine Ja coby Cory, unafilliated member, and Bessie Smith, re instatement. Frank A. Smith received the first and second dcerce obliga tion and the third and fourth lc gree initiation was conferred up on ten members from Melrose Grange and two from Evergreen Grange. The Hume Economics chair man, Margaret Aydelott, an nounced a meeting of the club for May 13 at the home of Marty Cring with Irene Busenbark as Joint hostess. She reported on a tamale supper to be held April 19 at the hall from 6:30 to 8:30. The public is invited. A motion was made and car rled for Melrose Grange to enter the pest hunt contest and the Grange was divided into two teams. The losing team will sponsor a ' feed" for the winning team at the close of the contest. The worthy lecturer announced the next meeting lor May 6 with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Matthews an'l Mr. and Mrs. Herman Aydelott in charge of the program. Re freshments will be served. Four visitors from Evergreen Grange were present. Refresh ments were served. CAMP FIRE GUARDIANS HOLD INTERESTING MEETING THURSDAY Roseburg Camp Fire Guardians discussed plans to hold a Play Day in June for all Camp Fire Girls in Roseburg and vicinity, when they met Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Robert Adams, 1034 Hamilton street. I The Play Day will be managed J in a similar manner to flhlctic i play days but will be based on the seven crafts of t lie Camp Fire or- ganintion. Each guardian will tie . in charge of a era It and work out a method of "play" for this por-; tion of the program. Discussion also was held on sending several loc:il guardians to Portland during June to at-; tend a training course to be held at Camp Namanu for three days. Scvoral group guardians paid dues for their girls and suggested thai sponsors oiler a iree camp- ship to Camp Kilowatt for a 1 member from each sponsored group. Later a social hour followed. Attending were Mrs. Sidney Do menlco president of the Guardian'- -Association, Mrs. M. D. Cy rus, Mrs. W. H. Allen and the hostess. Mr::. Perry Thielc Hill entertain the group at her home, 1010 W. 1st street, May 13. GRAND CHIEF PAYS OFFICIAL VIST TO PYTHIAN SISTERS Members of Temple. No. 23. Py thian Sisters met at an in-! formal no hostess six thirty o' clock dinner Weilnesdav evening at the hall to honor the Gr ind Chief, Marcel la Middleton. who imlil for official annual visit lo the Temple. Spring flowers and' tall pastel-colored tapers graced i the tables, while largo baskets of lilacs. Iris and spire a were at-1 ranged about the room. The business meeting was held at eight o'clock and the following candidates were initiated: Hen l ietta lterg, 1. Shellon, May Henry. Dons Latter and Kay Chambers. The Grand Chief presented a very interesting anil informative talk and urged the members to attend the District Convention to be held at Medlurd. Mav 10 A hcautilully engraved golf c -impact was presented by the tem ple ai n i:itt lo Mrs. Middleton. . t- 5W .'lE' P0 NiDE - t-OuPTT,' r. we'll CFTLiCNJ rOOk-5 TCUt HAit? IN A NICE LITRE EO' BUT OLD V v NORTHSIDE SUNSHINE CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE AFTERNOON MEETING Mrs. Mary Princen entertained the Northside Sunshine Club at her home Thursday afternuon. The table was centered with an arrangement of colorful Faster eggs flanked by pink candles. Following a short business meeting, Pullyanna gilts were ex changed, 'lhc afternoon's prize was won by Nr.;. freshrni'lit.; ui-.f hostess, a.:-:1;:; -1 Mi:- s Ik i i'.u a; :.' Baihara .. ;:;;! .' 1 hose J -re .' -. . Einmill, .! ... I.". M. Soiy a. i I ''...: Hall. P.i l .'..d by the !.. daughter, : .1 I by Mis:, " leste Sory. .Mrs. E. E. a .iiglcs, Mis. : rs, Barbara and Celeste; ..a St. Onge, Mrs. Clara Stu-wig. Mrs. Sena Hiney, Mrs. Maty Hall. Mis. Ora Worthlngton, Mrs. Mable patter son, Miss Elizabeth Paul, Miss Bernardino Princen and the host ess, Mrs. M. Princen. Mrs. Eunice Sory will enter tain the club April 21 at the home of Mrs. Clara Sfliwig at 1020 W. First street. JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB TO HOLD PIE SOCIAL ON MONDAY EVENING A very delightlu! evening has been- planned for members of the Junior Woman's Club for Mon- ! day evening at eight o'clock at the First Christian Church base- j ment, when a pie social, will lie i held. Mrs. Edward Titicomb and ! Mrs. Ralph Uhman will act as I co-chairmen of the aflair w ith ( Miss Cecelia Watzig and Missi Annaloris Ward in charge of en teitalnment. Mrs. Sidney Dunien ico, president, will preside. All members are urged to be present. PAST PRESIDENTS' PAFtLEY TO MEET Till. P;yl S'l'e-diti.ntR Pnrlfv will meet Wednesday evening at eight o'clock at the home of Mra. Rudolph Ritinan in West Rose burg. All past presidents are urged to aitend. Royal Arch Masons ATTENTION Stated convocation of I.aur:'l chapter No. 31 Tuesday eve ning. April 22. will be a rrjxnt on Grand Chapter proceedings and work in the Royal Artii degree. Dinner will be served at d:3D. W. J. Harris, Secty. POULTRY Chicken prices are advancing. See us before sellinq. Wc p:iy top priors for chickens, tur keys and e-'i js. Northwest Poultry & Dairy Pi winds Co. )K) W. I.;uu- St. rhomr -1" ATTENTION ALL STATE GUARS MESSRS A special meeting will be held at the Armory Monday, April 21st at 8 P.M. ALL MEMBERS ARE REQUESTED TO BE PRESENT Co. A. 17th Bn. O. S. G. Just a Good Time Charley V...Ti-;3 S-uo'-s eON DOWM... ThB F Smt K.L OVE5." Bod, Mister lf-AT IMF ANY IMINJ , Too WOMAN-HAT PUT THAT; K..- A iiTRIkE IF OLl iv 1 1 1. vni it? rr-m ( COMKAPE DCWMi SAt;!: . tRAY HCAD.' MR. AND MRS. BRITTIAN HONORED AT RECEPTION ON MONDAY EVENING Mr. and Mrs. Melvin rirlttian were pleasantly surprised Mon day ewni.ig, when Mr. and Mrs. David Brook of Roseburg, old friends of the family, entertained at a wedding reception, at which time the guests presented a beautiful gift to the guests cf honor. Games were played and lovely refreshments weio served to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Brittian; the former's parents, Mr. and Mr-;. C. E. Briltian: Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Applcyard. Mrs. Ray Ready. Mrs. Nina Coon, Mis. Mercy Buell, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Haydon and the host and hostess, Mr. and .Mrs. David -.rooks. MERCHANTS DINNER TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY A Merchants dinner of chickc tamalcs and turkey noodles will be served from 11 to 2 o'clock Wednsday, April 23, at the Methodist Church In Roseburg. The dinner Is ojicn to the puhli A fancy work-booth will lie main tdined throughout the day. SPLIT Old Growfh FIR Net Mill Slab Wood 14" DRY or GREEN Other lengths up to 24" . Phone 975-J or 725-R ASSOCIATED BROKERS 311 Pacific Bid?. PROMPT DELIVERY Auto PainJfog BODY & FENDER REPAIRING NO WAITING AT Lockwood Motors FRIENDLY i SELLER-BUYER RELATIONSHIP FARM CENTER Henry C. Keiley, Realtor Rank BMfi. Suthrrlln, Ore Just 12 mi. North of Itosrhm ATTENTION Homo Suil Jing & Construction FREE ESTIMATES GUILDERS Construction Co. Cell 1004-L G A. M. Mon. thru Frl. to 5 P. M. Loans on Homes FOR LESS Repay at any time without penalty Attractive Interest Kates UMPQUA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. E,T Gjc.a-, it IT z ;nt L5T VT5V LOSj. C'O IT? fc-uCKS, Z VS MiKVIN' CUCH A LAW.' AMvrr:v Tuiie i; .' 5 SCCHV J: M i. bJjH A CJV.' INo WtCK CITS J I'ST FUN.' HAlKCUr ' , ' O GLENGARY CLUB TO HOLD SHOWER PARTY The Glengaty Sewing Club social meeting tmd pink and blue -li'iw i r party honoring Mrs. Mar jeiie Fox will be held at a one o'clock . luncheon Wednesday at the home of the club president, Mrs. John Clark. All members are most cordially invited. CALAPOOIA CLUB TO SPONSOR SHOWER PARTY The Culajxxila Ladies Club will sponsor a pink and blue shower party Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock at the clubhouse hon oring Mrs. Buelah Buell. All mem bers aie urg'-d to be present. HELLO My Phono No. 989-R MILES FURNITURE REPAIR 860 Cobb St. INSURANCE LIFE AUTO FIRE State Farm Mutual Insurance ROSE & ALLEN P. O. Box 4SD Phone 288 211 W. Lane Roseburg, Ore. ATTERBURY & SINES CONSTRUCTION CO. Building and Construction of All Kinds FREE ESTIMATES Phone 844-Y Winchester, Oregon WHEN READY TO SELL PHONE 173-L Or drop in at our office for immediate appraisal and list ing of your property. Hoyden II. Da Camp Reel Estate Broker 749 S. Stephens St. WANTED POULTRY EGGS TURKEYS . Highest Cash Prices Douglas County Poultry Phone 374 Oak & Spruce Sts. 16" Slab Wood Crcen 4' Slab Wood Creen SAWDUST Immediate Delivery Roseburg Lumber Co. Riisebui, the. riione -Itit- 8Y V. T HAMLIN 1 A .THAT HE S. NATE.'AND TV TvnO Cf 'EM TC3S.THE3 BTTLE . BY MERRILL BLOSSER h'onfst; fellas.Iu. CAV-M CCLD VVITH- r IT AAV UA'.O ... I-A5 . PMFMMnUlAr i i ni.vi'iviiifT j r HE'S A muv.AN I I X. ' M"vi iwnm. j ill P. W. E. CLUB TO MEET AT SUPPER The P. W. E. Club will meet at a seven o'clock potluck supper Wednesday evening at the home of Mis. Frank Wickham. All members are cordially invited to attend. F. S. CLUB TO MEET AT LAIRD HOME The F. S. Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. 11. Laird on Win ches;er street. All members are urged to be present. IT'S SOLD When You List With VALLEY REAL ESTATE AGENCY Lobby Hotel Grand PLASTERJING " - . Plastering, stucco and repair ti t ri PL autuokized work. Wm. Dorscy, Highway ItOSeOUTq ralllT bnOP tM..-r !r), N. Bo 420-H. B.t Hl&m&fJ S.rvir, electricians Painting and paper banging 'Se'SgiTs ' Valley Electric. "Phore &S. Texture palntlnR a specialty. appliance SERVICE radio servicing Phone 422, 504 E. Lane St oio mrii,.irr btc.-: Lund Radio Service. Phone 34. aoMbur. wf Radio Doctors306jTStephens. Hansen's Radio Service, Sutherlln L K. CORNWELL ' PAINTING netlCKlCB Roteburq Plumbing & Supply BRUSH or spray painting. In- UtSltoNtK Company terior, or exterior. Phone 898-J . .. . . Pl,k; tw r,., it 712 R. PO Box 2S8. 224 Medical Arts Bldg. Plumbing by Contract ""iiTiMbiiur- BL ... or Time end Materia PtUM"JNO Phont 583. No Job t00 ,ari;n or t00 sn. Coen Lumber Co. Phone 121. Dixonville Hishway Wm. A. MARLX5RF. Ph. 702 R 2. Phone 4ti2-J-2 rKRFSPLU.NUilNUTPh:7367. ROSEBURC TRANSFER . . . PUBLIC ADDRESS EQUIPMENT STORAGE Lund Radio Service. Phone"34. U:ni, .ml wn nl ROSEBURG CARINFT Sound equipment for all uses. Moving and 5toraga of RUJCCUKU ASIINtl TRANSFERSERViCE ,,nM- Su' o SHOP miPQUA-TRANSFm N F"" Ph"" 927 ' Millwork - Glass Inured carrier. Phone 167 J. SlSHSiZrZSS b -ij uj STORAGE C.m. W,fc Builder t Hdwe. ?Jo business on Saturday. cement Worn Cabmefs FLORISTS Coraga Floors, Driveways, Sander for Rent raUcTThmSrshop. 819 Win- Sidewalks. Patios, ate. : J.n.,... s.. pk 3oa Chester St. Phone 158. Free Estimator 1 ' Immediate Service - Paint Decorate "It Pays" Write Box 158, c o New- Atlas Powder Quality Workmanship Kcview anj Blasting Supplies Reasonable rates, day or contract BUWl, UMPQUA POWDER Wells' Painting Service RU55ELL 5 T Phone U02 J . , . aurrti , . Typewriter S.rv.c. phon8 47 Roseb(jrg Office Machine Servlc Roseburg RefrigeraHon nd "pp'' : All Commercial N. JeAson Phone 32t WALT'S RADIATOR SHOP Sales and Service Bring yaur rad;afor troubles to Maintenance and Repair TRUCKS FOR RENT for complete service HORN AND MARSTERS TKnS'' 527 X. M ,in Phone 016 Phana'STo" Enison's Service Stafion DESE ANQ GA$ 740 ,. Stephen. Phone 637 TRACTOR SERVICE CEMENT CONTRACTING c,,cp pp,,cur.c ALL KINDS FULLER BRUSHES Combines and All FORM BUILDING N L LEHRBACH Farm Equ !Pment' Will also put basements under Local Dealer rTPn M0PT7 oldhou,.,. 416 Fowler Phone 170-J "CUUUCU Ed Fuchs, Fuchi Bros. , Garden Valloy Road Ph. U . h sl j. e. NEWBERRY'S Rt" 2l Box 161' Rosebur9. Or OLAF A. LOVLIEN WASHING MACHINE GENERAL CONTRACTOR Part. Service, S.rv.o. for BULLDOZING Rcmodelint;, repair, and call at 102Avi Comm.reiii Av. Leveling, groding. excavating, new construct.on. Call at 102 W. Commercial Ay.. S P. O. BOX 522, ROSEBURG u.,r m dump trucks for hire. Shale for CORKY'S ELECTRIC sale. Log roads built and & Ann - ,1,.,..,- Electric Motor RepalrlnB rocked, mill ponds dug. CONTRACT PAINTING Appliance Rcpairinu Cor fact or hourly basis. Paparhanging ZTolT Frc Ecs,imatM JACK PRKTOn' N.JMtom Phone 270 TALLON &HILLIPS 504 S. Stephens Ph. 555-J ....... 327 So"h S'-. Ph- 563-R, Rose- PRINTING , burg, or coll 30-F.31 PLASTER AND CEMENT PROMPT, EFFICIENT. WORK DEPENDABLE SERVICE T"7 ' Estimates Given ROSEBURG PRINTING CO. Co" KENNETH NEVITT Medical Arta E!dg. Phone 943 Ken's Office Equipment LOOKINGCLASS STAR RT. - G31 So. Stephens SL Rentals Floor Sanders Edgers Belt Sanders Disc Sanders Concrete Mixers Power or Hand Slciliawt Drills Wheelbarrows Lighting Plant Concrete Trowel Paint Spray Outfits Osbun Electric Wat tnd of CH St. Brid SAVE ALL YOUR SURPLUS WASTE PAPER W. C. T. U. TO MEET WEDNESDAY The Roseburg W. C. T. U. will meet Wednesday at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. Fred L. Southwlck on the . Deer Creek road. Mrs. ft. D. Kniuge, presi dent, will conduct the meeting. An interesting program will be presented. All members and friends are invited. ART TILE Now Available For Showers, Baths, Kitchens, Fireplaces, and Store Fronts For Complete Installations, Write Eyron Powell, P.O. Box 1231 or , Phone DEMN-'GERRETSEI! CO Telephone 128 HERBERT E. (WOODY) WOOD Painting and Paper Hanging Interior and Cxterinr Decorating Contractor Phona 303 11 Mrrtla Aa . Coataa Ad-l. Side J " Shop At the tjiRit of the Saw M!lls 4&? t,lRC'5 Saw ftrrsilrlng -- Nrw and I'tf-d Sawa Roseburg. Orecon HARGIS ELECTRIC SpeeialisH Kadle, Retngtratian, M;urwl j Appliance Servica 20 Tears Eiperienc i AU Work Guaranteed 112C CimSL Phone M ! JOLLY CIRCLE CLUB MEETING ANNOUNCED The Jolly Circle Club will meet Wednesday afternoon and spon. sor a pink ar.d blue shower at the home of Mrs. Millard Manning honoring Mrs. R. D. Manning. Members, friends and neighbors are cordially invited. Kor Prompt A Kffieient Service on lour Of lice Machines ALL WORK CUARANTEED An' hot i 'e, Pemini-.n I'.anrl S.ile A Service Asrencv (.'.it hen PiitHT, l!iit)on's And .M.K-hino Sutiplies Open tenini;s Until 7 I. M. Let Us Build Tour Garage Now! Wc can match your home In niot cases. Single or Double Free Estimates No Obligation Also concrete work of all kinds, driveway, tidewalke, patios, etc. SEE OR WRITE JIM ROMINE at aij N. Chadwick Phone 70