FOUR
Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNICHT PORTEB
. UMPQUA UNIT HAS
MEETING TUESDAY
Umpqua Unll, No. lfi, Ameri
can Lrninn Auxiliary met Tues
day ni;ht at the armory with
tlit' prr-Milrnt, Mis. (U-uvi'.e Jark
rtm, in chari. CnmmltNf re
ports were made. Poppy making
ior tho annual Poppy sale, has
beon started by the disabled vet
erans at tile Veterans hospital.
Thioiiir'nout tlie winter and sprinp
months, the disabled men are
given prof itable employment
maklnc tho little red flower?
through Hip Auxiliary's Poppy
poster program.
Mrs. Violet Hamon rporU'fl
two binro parties, one sponsored
by the iythian Sisters and one
by I'mmjua Unit. Mote than tiO
patients attended both parties.
There were till patients at an O.
T. program and more than 100
attended the d.inee with 250 at
tendini; the Hallowe'en carnival.
Umpqua Unit donated a case ol
cigarettes.
Mrs. Hoy Young, community
service chairman, reiwrted two
Camp Fire group bciwr spon
sored hv the unit and the leaders
are two Unit mcmlx'rs. Mrs. Jo
hnllp and Miss Virginia YounR
w ill be leaden with Mrs. Dorothy
Clark, assistant.
Mrs. Nora iloyle brought In
a box of baby layelts made by
her Camas Valley Garden Club
to be presented to tlie Unit's
Child Welfare center.
The LoKion and auxiliary will
sponsor i f t s for The Yanks who
Clave, ajraln this year. Mrs.
Minnie Hitter Was appointed
chairnnn of this project.
Mrs. Hose Dauber was appoin
ted chairman of the Junior ac
tiviticN and hojM's to start a tiny
tots program In the near future.
Mis. Hetty Moore, memlxTshlp
chairman, and Mrs. 1-eah Browr;
co-chairman, rewrted the mem
bersliin drive progressing nicely.
The officers urucd a strong mem
bership and asked the cooeration
of every niemlnT to carry out
the extensive work program out
lined for the year. Eligible mem
bers Include wives, mothers, sis
ters and daughters of American
I-egion memlxrs or ersons who
lost their lives In either world
war.
The district president. Mrs.
Grace IVtlesfscn of Coquillo an
nounce the district conference
to be helfl in CoquMe. Nov. l!t.
She would like a good delegation
from Roseburg to attend.
The next meeting will be No
vember 1R at the armory at
eight o'clock. A Thanksgiving
program will be presented and
refreshments wil be served. All
those attending are asked to
bring canned vegetables or fruit
for the Child Wellate Thanlt
giving baskets. All wives, sis
ters, mothers and daughters or
veterans are invited.
BAZAAR AND CARNIVAL
TO BE HI LD SATURDAY
Evergreen Grange will spon
sor Its annual baaar and carni
val Saturday evening, NovemlM-r
15, at the hall. All types of fancy
work will be on side, liingo will
be In pb.y and numerous con
cessions are being arranged for
the entertainment of the mem
bers and guests.
Preceding the carnival, a penny
supiMT will be sponsored by the
grange. A door prize will I'
awarded and a quilt w ill lie given
awav dining tlie evening. The
public is most cordially invited
to enjoy the affair.
MELROSE GRANGE TO
HOLD BENEFIT AUCTION
Melrose Grange has planned a
benefit auction affair for Satur
day nii'ht, Noveinlier l."i, at the
hall. Tin public is most cot dial
ly Invited to attend.
More than $100 worth of new
merchandise has been donated by
Hoschurg merchants lor ti'.e af
fair. Proireds of the project will
lie u.sod to m ike improvements
on the grange hall. The commit
tee in charge includes Mr. and
Mrs. Harry 1 lagan and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank A. Smith.
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NATIONAL EDUCATION
WEEK BEING OBSERVED
National Education Week, No
veniltcr 9-15, and sjxjnsored by
The National Education Associa
tion, American Legion, U.S. Of
!ice of Education and the Na
lional Congress of parents and
Teat hers, is lielng observed by
the Douglas County P. T.A. Coun
cil and all school P.-T.A.'s in the
county according to an announce
ment by the Council president,
.Mrs. S. A. Warg.
"The Schools are Yours" Is
'.he theme of this year's observ
ance and leaders of P.-T.A. Asso
ciations throughout America are
making this theme alive in each
community.
National Education Week pro
vides parents the opportunity to
examine and evaluate the schools
and understand the facilities and
service provided for their chil
dren. SjH'cial radio programs and
speakers have been secured dur
ing the wii'k to cooKTate with
the sponsors In carrying out the
theme of Education Week.
RICE VALLEY ELKHEAD
UNIT HAS MEETING
The Klec Valley-Elkhead Unit
of Home Pxtension met Friday
with Mrs. Ervln Kice, chairman,
in charge. A potluck luncheon
was held at noon, followed by a
demonstration on "Color in
Styles" and "Choosing the style
and color to lit one's personali
ty." Those present were Mcsdames
Rice, Cummlngs, Churchill, Em
erson, Castor, Jaek, Kust, Kus
scll, 0ichicm, Huberts, Reeves
and Parker.
The next meeting will be at
Elkhead January 9 and the sub
ject will be "lluffet Luncheons."
N. OF W. TO HOLO
POTLUCK SUPPER
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
Lilac Circle, No. 4!, will meet at
a six-thirty o'clock potluck sup
per Monilay evening, November
17. at the I.O.O.K. hall. The Circle
will furnish the rolls, butter,
coffee and cream. Following the
dinner, the regular business meet
ing will he held at eight o'clock.
All members are cordially in
vited. KEYSTONE CLUB TO
MEET NEXT MONDAY
Tlie Melhodlst Keystone Club
will meet Monday night, Novem
ber 17, at a seven-thirty o'clock
dessert-supper at the home of
Mrs. John Todd with Mrs. Clyde
Knight, Mis. Raymond Hotion
and Mrs. S. A. Warg, assisting
hostesses. The devotions will be
in charge of Mrs. J. M. Iioyles.
All members arc most cordially
Invited to be present.
MR. AND MRS. HAMLIN
TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Ai friends and relatives of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Hamlin of Canyon
villc arc invited to a reception
honoring their golden wedding
anniversary to lie held Sunday,
NovemlH-r lfi, from thm to live
o'clock In the afternoon at the
home of their son, Frank Hamlin,
in Riddle.
LADY ELKS T MEET O
THIS EVENING
The l.ady Elks will meet to
night at an eight o'clock dessert
suptier at the temple with Mrs.
L. 1. Powers, hostess chairman,
assisted by Mrs. Adrian Fisher,
.Mis. Paul Moen and Mrs.
Kenneth L)ulne. Prizes will be
awarded winners on contrati
bridge and pinochle. All I-ady
Elks ate urged to he present.
EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA
SORORITY TO MEET
Epsllon Sigma Alpha Sorority
will meet tonight at seven thirty
o'clock at the cily hall chibrooin.
All mcmlters are particularly
urged to be present. The pro
sum will Include talks by Mrs.
Fannie Elliott, lleveiiy Nichols
and Joy Wamplcr.
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TROUBLE WITH C?U. CVTCLA IS
THAT OJ HAVEN'T SENSE
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PSCSE5S WITH
ENOUGH TO
PANS THAN
BOY FRIEND
HAVE
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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON,
ASSOCIATED BUSINESS
WOMEN'S CLUB MEETS
SUTHERLIN The Associated
Business Women's Club held a
very interesting meeting Mon
day evening in the basement of
the Methodist church with Mrs.
Evylyn Young president, presid
ing, assisted by Mrs. tonna iH-an
hiakely, secretary and Mrs. Ior
is Steinbach, treasurer.
The minutes of the last meet
ing were lead and approved as
read and the treasurer gave the
financial rcort. Several matters
ol business were brought before
the club and di.scus.scd.
A committee from the fire de
partment. Jack Culver and Geo.
Cornish met with the ladies and
said that they were vtiliing to
cooperate fixing a Christmas
tree down town.
The committee on fixing the
boxes for Christmas cheer stated
that they would like to have each
memlicr to bring some article for
a child and wearing apparel at
the next meeti lg which will he
on Novemticr 17th in the base
ment of the church, a potluck din
ner at seven-thirty. All mcmiiers
are urged to be present and to
bring one covered dish.
The names of Mrs. William
Stanley, Miss Jacqueline Fiedcr
icks. Miss Mary Coojicr, Mrs.
Jerry Olsen, Mrs. Herman de
Waard, Mrs. Joan Lasher and
Mrs. Hums were presented for
memliershlp and were balloted
uMn and elected to become mem
bers. Mrs. Helen Rrown and Mrs.
Marian Buchanan were introduc
ed and welcomed into the club
as new members and were given
the obligation by the president,
Mrs. Young.
Members present were: Mrs.
Ester Little, Miss Hetty Mus
grove, Mrs. Doris Steinbach, Mrs.
Erma Buck, Mrs. Lcotia Slack,
Mrs. Evylyn Young, Mis. Floren
ce Groshong, Mrs. Lucille Chriss,
Mrs. Hin Cox, Miss Francis Tor
rcy, Mrs. Llna Torrey, Mrs. Bet
ty C'orrell, Mrs. Juanita Atler
bury, Mrs. Lois Hlemenschneidcr.
Mrs. Cynthia Magill, Mrs. Maude
Culver, Mrs. Ruby Davis, Mrs.
Martha Cocncnlicrg, Mrs. Mirian
Buchanan, Mrs. Vye Cooper, Mrs.
Helen Brown, Mrs. Evelyn Hens
ley, Mrs. Donna IX'an lilakely,
Mrs. Gula Crowell, Mrs. Grace
Cornish, Mrs. Lyia Chenoweth,
Mrs. Florence Cook, Mrs. Elva
Egll and Mrs. Madeline Hansen.
PINK AND BLUE
SHOWER IS GIVEN
SUTI IER1.IN Mrs. Marshall
Parajio was complimented with
a charming pink and blue show
er Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Cecil II. mil. ind and Mis. Vivian
Hoscmcycr at the Robert Hall
home on Umpqua street.
Chrysanthemums were used at
tractively about the rooms and
the Hallowe'en motif was used
for the table decorations. '1 he
center of the table was centered
with jack o lanterns' flanked w ith
lighted candles. After receiving
many lovely gifls and displaying
them so that the guests could
view, games and a social hour
were enjoyed with Mrs. Vera
ParaiMi and Miss Goldie Paraoo
winning the pues for the games.
At four o'clock refreshments
were served to the following
guests: Mis. Andy l-iiier. Mrs.
Jo l'en-r and son, liobby, Mrs.
Imrothy Paiaoo and children,
Monty and Betty Jean; Mrs. Hen
ry Paraoo, Miss Goldie l'nraoo,
Mrs. Hraillord Paraoo, Mrs. Wil
ms Pclland, Mrs. Hetty Bratton,
Mis. Holly Vaale, Mrs. Blanch
Bullnian and son Bui Ion; Mrs.
Ann Hall, Mrs. Marshall Para
zoo guest of honor and daughter.
Glenda and the hostesses, Mrs.
Barn Dance
Every Saturday Night
AT PRESCHERN'S
MELROSE ROAD
Music at you like it by the
Colorado Mountaineers!
WHEELER FAMILY
Feminine Logic
MAKE C!je.
THINK H?U
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Cecil Havllland and son, Jimmy,
and Mrs. Vivian Itosemeyer.
Those sending gifts who were
unable to attend were: Mrs. Elva
Egli, Miss Luella Pleuard, Mrs.
Betty Pleuard, Mrs. Charlotte I'a
razoo, Mrs. Lois Ruffin and Mrs.
Jack Culver.
LOOKINGGLASS WOMAN'S
SOCIETY HAS MEETING
LOOKINGGLASS - The Look
Ireglass Woman's Society of
Christian Service met Wednes
day afternoon at the home of
Mis. Corvin Heaju. The devotions
were led by Mrs. Virgil Iwdcn,
assisted by Mrs. James Williams,
who pave a brief sketch of the
life and religous experience of
Charles E. Wilson, president of
the General Electric Company.
The busines session was con
ducted bv tlie president, Mrs.
Zora Guthrie. Plans were dis
cu:s.scr! for a community benelit
dinner to be given the latter part
of the month. The proceeds will
be used for kitchen equipment
for the new church building. A
cash offering was authorized to
be sent to the district supply of
fice covering the quarter's ask
ing. Attention was called to the De
cember meeting, which it Is an
ticipated will be held D;cmbcr
3 in the new church building.
This is the annual Christmas
meeting, which convenes at 10:30
a.m. with a potluck luncheon. A
Christmas box will be packed
for the Childrens Farm Home at
Corvallis. A special request from
the Home for this year's gifts
is that toys and games are not
desired. The merchants of Al
bany and Corvallis have already
contributed an abundance of
games and toys. Books, clothing
and toilet articles suitable for
boys and girls between tlie aes
of five and seventt'en will lie
much appreciated. It was also
announced that the usual ex
change of Christmas gifts by
memlwrs and friends will be held
and the Sunshine pais will be
revealed.
relicious refreshments wore
served by the hostess to Mcs
dames Wylie, Lowery, Houck,
Grit'n, Vance, J. C. Williams,
Edna Williams, Smith, Geon;e
Marsh, Roy Huell, Howard, Ar
thur Marsh. Guy Huell, Raymond
Huell. Carl Ellis, Buckle, Lowden,
Gulhrie, Currier and Storms. The
Society welcomed the following
new members. Mrs. Vance, Mis.
Ijowcrv, Mrs. Raymond Huell and
-Mrs. Carl Ellis.
ROSE BURG GIRL IS
PLE0GED TO HONORARY
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON,
(Special i Gcorgcne Shanklin,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.- Paul
Shanklin, Route 2, Roseburg, Is
a new pledge on the Oregon
campus to Phi Beta, national
women's sorority of music and
drama.
Miss Shanklin is a freshman
mu:ic major.
PUBLIC INVITED TO
BENEFIT DANCE SATUROAY
The Days Creek School Hot
Lunch committee has invited the
public to attend a benefit dance
to be held Saturday night, No
vemlicr 15, at the Iivadoure hall.
Refreshments will be sold -during
the evening.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13,
WILBUR LADIES AID
HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING
WILBUR The Ladies Aid met
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
R. E. Brown with Rev. Karl
Faulkner as guest speaker on
"Eastern Europe's Need."
A potluck luncheon was served
at noon, followed by a business
meeting in chatge of the presi
dent, Mrs. John Thomas. Plans
were made for the Baziiar and
Harvest Booth to be held No
vember 14. pie, cake and cofiee
will be sold.
Those present were Mrs. Dolph
Morley, Mrs. Lloyd Neal, Mrs.
Harvey Carey, -Mrs. John E.
Thomas, Mrs. Menzie Lee, Mrs.
Cynthia Russell, Mrs. Vela I -a
Raut, Mrs. Rosella Bridge. Mrs.
B. G. Moffett, Mrs. Mira D. Wil
son. Mrs. Oliver Marshall, Mrs.
L. E. Moore, of Portland, Mrs.
J. W. Torgerson, Mrs. D. P.
McKay. Mrs. C. W. Sands, Mrs.
R. E. Brown, Mrs. George Short,
Mrs. Clifford McKay, Mrs. Harold
McKay, Mrs. Eva Kinsel, Betty
Marshall, Alvin Neal, Charlene
Jenkins, Stephen Thomas, Lois
Carey and Joan and Emmalie
Ford.
About 435.000 business con
cerns in the United States deal
in motor vehicles or services for
motor vehicles.
Dr. E. W. Carler
CHIROPODIST
FOOT SPECIALIST
Diseases of the Feet
Over Fullerton's Rexall Store
129V2 N. Jackson St.
Telephone 973-R
ST. FRANCIS HOTEL
S. W. llth at Main Sts.
Write for Reservations Please
IN PORTLAND
HOTEL ROOM
FAMILY SPECIAL
(Man, wife & two children
room & bath, two double beds)
$5.00 per day per room
Without bath $4 00 per day
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BY V. T. HAMLIN
T M tf It UT ,
DY MERRILL BLOSSER
1947
Improvements at
Elkton High Noted
ELKTON New changes in the
high school, designed to give
greater educational benefits and
to increase utility of tht school
DUtiuing, were reported this week
I by H. E. Parks, E!kt"" !'ifih
School principal.
j Sliding doors have been in
stalled, dividing the old auditor
ium into two separate rooms.
The new roonvat -the rear is now
a social studies room while the
other is the new English room.
Shelves and study tables are
being built, books are being
treated with shellac and new
numbers are being painted on
them. The library is expected to
oe in iuu operation soon.
The senior relations class has
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Hatcher Const. Co.
General Building
"The Way Vcu Want It"
Fhcne 402-R Rt. 2. Box 301
Roseburg, Oregon
RUSSELL'S
Typewriter Service
Office Machine Cervloe
and SuppMei
335 N. Jackson Phone 321-
Dr. M. C. Cassel
Chiropractic Physician
Spinal and Diet Correction
Headaches,. Stomach, Liver,
and Intestinal Ailments
For Appointment
Coil 1019-R
103 S. Kane St. ot Cass
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Repair
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Cores
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Attractive Interest Rate
UMPQUA SAVINGS
AND L0N ASSN.
VANTSD
POULTRY
EGGS
TURKEY'
Hlgheet Cash Prlcea
Douglas County Poultry
Phorte 374 Oak A Spruce Bts.
aa:erica's finest.. .
! Betsy Ross Spinets
and Giand Pianos
"Everything in ilutic"
305 N. Jackson
Phone 9H8
If your wne
I.avance.
ciMGER
in
LESTER .
tm
recently completed a study ol the
building and Its efficiency. Au
thority in school administration
have set 25 square feet per pupil
as the space requirement for
standard classrooms. From this
figure the high school building
could now rare for a maximum
of 12S pupils If it were possible
to operate' 100 per cent efficient
ly. However, this is not possible,
particularly for special purpose
rooms such as tlie commercial
and home e-onomic rooms, and
the shop, Parks pointed out.
The building was found to he
48 per cent utilized by the 49
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Phone 199-R-3 Call Eugene 129
NORGE
"Fastemp" Home Oil Heaters
also
Electric Gas
Ranges Ranges
on display at
New Store Location . . .
BEP.GH'S APPLIANCE SERVICE
Soufh City Limits on Highway 99
Roseburg, Oregon
Roseburg
Plumbing & Supply
Company Has
O Toilets
12 1 Easins
O Laundry
Trays
I .OYa!er
C'l Heaters
(Electria, Gas,
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I i DIXONVILLE HICHWAY J mile from City Limits
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16" Slabwccd
16" Mill Ends
24" Wood
16" Dry
Single and Double Loads
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ROSEBURG
I pupils In school at the time of
the studv. This figure indicates
that twice as many pupils could
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additional cost to the district.
LOSS AND PROFIT
PORTLAND. Nov. 12. CP)
Harold Krigcr lost the hubcap
from his automobile in a slight
mishap recently but noticed the
plate roll off into a brush-covered
bank A few davs later he went
; back to hunt for it He found 12
I but not the one that flew off
his car.
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