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

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Newspaper Page TextI V FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2f, 1947 Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTEB SOUTH DOUGLAS 8TUDY CLUB HOLDS MEETING The South Doufjlas Study Club met at me nome or Mrs. u. w. "(Jill Tuesday evening with Mrs, Archie Ferguson, president, con- uucting ine session, ine program presented was tuples on econom ics by Adah Brown: army and navy by Florence Hill; foreign affairs by Betty linger; labor by ;i)orothv Cox and election by .Lucia Snyder. I The club's constitution and by .laws were read. Plans were made lor the December meeting, at which time members are asked to bring a gift in keeping with the .holiday festivities. Lovely refreshments were serv "ed at the close of the meeting to .,Mrss. H. C. Hoffbuhr, Mrs. T. C. Lochenmaler and Mrs. W. V. Brown, guests, and the fol low ing members: Adah Brown, Kern .Brown, Dorothy Cox, Freda Daniels, Kmlly Ferguson, Mary Gaulke, Marian Gill, Florence Hill, Alyce Haymes, Frances Mac "Ewan, Virginia Procter, Lucia Snyder, Betty Unger and Ethel Jllue Worthington. evergreen h.e.c. ;has luncheon meeting The Evergreen Home Econom ics Club met Thursday at the ' hall with a noon potluck lunch feon. Covers were placed for Louise Hllger, Ruble Bloom, Mar- caret Burt, Ruble Baker, Mabel " Burr, Garnet Folmshce, Henle 'Jenkins, Marion llarryman, Mosa . ilelnback, Gertrude Hess, Nellie Lander, Hesse Lounsbury, Jessie ' Thomas, Gladys Stafford, Mahel . Lange, Ruby Bi'lle Kohcrnlk, Mary Adams, Pauline Little, Eve J lyn Nlckerson, Hazel Pender , grass, Isabelle McDowell and Margaret McCord. The business meeting was open- ed by the chairman, Ruble Bloom, and the following new officers were elected to serve during the coming year: Evelyn Nlckerson, chairman; Ruby Belle Kohernik, " vice-chairman, and Jessie Thomas, , secrelary-treasurer. The next meeting will be De '. cember 11 at the hall w ith a pot- luck luncheon at noon. , ; ART CLASS PL AN N E 0 . FOR EARLY JANUARY If there are between ten and fifteen persons in Roseburg in- terested In taking art lessons (any medium may be employed on any subject of personal pref- erance) an art class will be or I ganlzed In early January with . the Oregon State System of Higher Education providing an Instructor from University of Ore ' gon. Persons registering for this . art class will receive a credit In the work. The class would meet once a ; week for iwelve weeks with a cost of $10.1)0 for the series. Any person Interested In joining this class has been asked to telephone , Mrs. C. A. Gilmer at 7M J or write her at P. O. Box 115U, Hose- burg. ; GRANGE MEETING . HELD FRIDAY NIGHT Evergreen Grange met Friday ; night at the hall with John J Lander, Jr., master, presiding. There were 48 members present. Election of officers was held and Included: Ronnie llarryman, master; Margaret Burt, nverser: Ruby Belle Kobernlk. lecturer; Milford Little, steward: John 1-anricr, Jr., assistant steward; ' Mildred Bloom, lady assistant steward; Margaret McCord. chap l lain; Rosa Helnhack, treasurer; Hesse Umnslmry. secretary; Charles McCord, g;itekeejier; Otto I Lange, Emery Bilker and Arthur , Kohernik. executive committee; 1-clia Adams, Ceres; Mabel Lange, Pomona; llacl Pender ." grass. Flora. The next meeting will be Frl- day, November 128, at a six-thirty o'clock potluck supper at the : hall. ALLEY OOP fT Tmei? AM4,T HE GOT 7 1 CET NAD BETTES'N ThxT 1 1? hEMMmRCB" )TBE MAD ABCUTf E.VERV TiM6lVvs.V.E ClklHTA, I OOP--H6 LCCk.5 MES GOT MX OJEl I LCC AT U5m T A aQ STJ Tm' CV K!MD MAD.' V CME5 SVGA! NM TH'LUS? J KuN IM ) K1DNA.P1N' C I AN H KIDNAPIN'.' ,fWw -rA 4J , BUSINESS . 1 iilH Llmi FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS jesr natusally pine y 1 y f ACsJ UJ Jt-Z PRAYER AND PRAISE SERVICE TO BE SUNDAY The annual Prayer and Praise services, under the auspices of rorsythc Guild with Mrs. l'aula Anderson, chairman, and the Voman's Society with Mrs. E. S. Hall as chairman, will be held Sunday evening, November 23. at s.'ven-thirty o'clock at the First Presbyterian Church. Mis. E. A. Collier, Salem, a for mer resident of this city and now president of Willamette Presby terial, will be the speaker of the evening. Mm. Lester Nielsen will present a vocal solo and a trio number will be sung bv Mrs. Aus tin, Mrs. Lozier and Mrs. Plum mer. Mrs. Howard Ott and Miss Elnor Sherk will have a part on the seivlce program. A most cordial invitation ht.3 been extended to the public to attend the service. B.P.W.C. INVITES PUBLIC TO THANKSGIVING DANCE NEXT THURSDAY The Business and Professional Women's Club has issued a most cordial Invitation to the public to enjoy Its annual Thanksgiving dance to be held from ninethlrty to twelve-thirty o'clock Thanks giving evening, Novemlier 27, at the Armory. Mrs. Story lies and Mrs. L. L. Spencer are general chairmen of the affair and are being assisted by a largo numlx-r of memtiers of the club. Vic Rice's orchestra has been engaged to furnish the music for the affair. Proceeds of the dance will be used to carry out civic projecls sponsored by the club. ROSEBURG CIRCLE HAS NOVEMBER MEETING The November meeting of the Roseburg Circle was held at the home of Mrs. M. C. Mix. Reports were given by committees and a discussion was held regarding the rummage sale, which was held November 1. 1 he committee ex pressed appreciation to all per- sons making the sale so success. lul. the group voted in favor of sMnsoring another such sale early In the spring. ine next meeting will be held December 2 at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. George A Johnson. A Christmas party will be held and gifts will be exchanged. All memncrs ana ineir small children are urged to attend. JORGE BOLET TO PLAY IN CONCERT NOV. 29TH November 29tn is the date of the Roseburg Community Con cert Associal Ion's concert f cat ur ine Lt. Jorge liolot, famed Cuban pianist, to be presented at eicht- mieen o clock at tne Junior limn School auditorium. This concert was previously dialed for Novem ber 2ith and memlwrs are asked to take note of the change of the concert date. This concert will be the second of a series of five to be siHin sored during the 1!'17-I8 season of the Community Concert Associa tion. INTER RE RTIinV rl III TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY tne Iner-.Ne study Club will mnnt TllLalm, Vmuinlu,r 'l at one o'clock salad luncheon at the nome or Mis. r.. S. Hall on Mill- larv ti-w.t Tlwi lnw-h.w.n u-lll twt served promptly at one-fiflecn o'clock and every mcmltcr is re quested to tie present at tnat time. Mrs. Alva Laws will con'lnue the study of "Comara1ivc Reilgious and Modern Problems" wllh the subject, "Faith and Influence of the Moslems." MERRY GO ROUND CLUB TO MEET TUESDAY The Merry-Go Hound Club will meet at a one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon next Tuesday, No vember 2.". at the home of Mrs. J. R. Wilson, Instead of the usual meeting day of Wednesday. All members are most cordially in vited to be present. Asia For cv ' a:d PFAS UMPQUA MINERAL CLUB HAS MEETING The Umpqua Mineral Club held its regular November meeting on Thrusday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Wwxls on Hamilton street, wilh Mis. Manuela Hutching and Mis. Hilda Peterson as co-hostess". Reports of the Mineral Show committees were heard and Les lie Roberts produced for the club's approval one of the 12 dis play cases he had Just completed for the Mineral Exhibit. Jack Wharton and Ait Evans were apxinted a committee of two for the purpose of securing a permanent meeting place for the club which is becoming too large to continue meeting at the member's hom"s. A nominating committee consisting of Evere.t Teater, Leslie Roberts and Mrs. Roy Rose were apointed to in vestigate officer material for the coming year. The meeting ended on a note of hilarity and abandon when sev eral choice mineral sjM'cimens were auctioned off to fortunate high bidders. Prior to the business session Mrs. Hutchins, Mis. Peterson and Mrs. Woods served a delicious dessert-supinT to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wharton, Mr. and Mis. Leslie Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Bond. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Teater, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Pettit, Mrs. M. W. Slankard, Mrs. Helen Corsaw, Mrs. Essie Koent::, Mrs. Avis Hayes, Mrs. Donna II. Thompson, Mrs. Roy Rose, Mn. Leah Brown. Art Evans, Bob Housley, and the host and hos tesses, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Hutch- ins, and Mr. and Mrs. Woods. j The next meeting will be held ' on the second Thursday in De cember at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rose in Kdcnhower. Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Hutchins will again act as co-hostesses. PUBLIC INVITTD TO ! TURKEY DINNER AND BAZAAR SATURDAY The Rice Valley Grange will sponsor a $1 a plate turkey din ner from seven to nine o'clock i Saturday evening, November 22, at the grange hall In connection ' with the annual bazaar. A dance j will follow the dinner. A most cordial Invitation has been ex- , tended to the public to enjoy the affair. EVERGREEN GRANGE TO HOLD THANKSGIVING DINNER SUNDAY, NOV. 23 Evergreen Grange will hold a one-thirty o'clock Thanksgiving dinner at the grange hall .Sunday. November 23. All memlwrs and their families are most cordially Invited to enjoy the affair. Gov. Hal! Proclaims j Day of Thanksgiving SALEM. Ore.. Nov. 2t.--J.TV- 1 Governor John H. Hall yesterday proclaimed next Ihursday as Thanksgiving Day, urging that Oregonians remember "that 1he world cannot long remain halt fi-d and half starved, half slave and half free, half peaceful and ; half In turmoil." He said "we must bend all our efforts toward a future universal Thanksgiving Day." "We are a tree people, witn op. nortunitv beckoning, the gov- ' ernor wrote. "God bus been good ! to us; In our natural resources, in i the development of our teoplt. in ur way of lite, our loreiathers have bestowed nin us a type of government which, though not 1 lcrfect. comes closer to pro REAL ESTATE LOANS CONSTRUCTION REFINANCING Low Interest Rates Ralph L. Russell Telephone 013 112 Caw P. O. Box 1244 Birth of an Idea 1 4 .UVF Let's Guess MA, v" HUNGRY.' I l..'.m'm2 v . r Tr DAILY DEVOTIONAL OR. CHARLES A. EDWADsJ "All things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them." Put yourself In Hie oilwr man's place and then perhaps you will understand the burdens he is carrying, the force he is using, the privations, sorrows, and hearjaches under which he Is staggering. If people who are ready to criticize and condemn us could understand some of these things, their criticism might turn to praise. It is not easy for anyone to put himself in anothers place, yet that is the meaning of the Golden Rule. It is only as we strive to do that, that the problems of humanity cm be solved. In dividuals stand out against indi viduals, group aeainst groups, and in their clashing of person ality is born all the destruction at large in the world today. Ihe Golden Rule commands all Christians to cultivate that im agination which will enable them to put themselves in the place of the other person. No one knows the weight of an other's burden. Amen. viding each person with his In herent rights than any other gov ernment in the history ol man kind." B & B Plaster Contractors No job too small or too larri free estimates given. 2 miles North on 99 RL 2. BOX 420-H FIANOS Baldwin, Wurlltzer, Gulbransen Ott's Piano Dept. at Lund's Radio Store Hatcher Const. Co. General Building "The Way You Want It" Phone 402-R Rt. 2, Box 301 Roseburg, Oregon AN AMAZING OFFER The makers of Dr. Parker's Corn Remover will give you double your money back if it fails to remove your corn or callous. Only 35c at Chap man's Drug Store. NOTICE ' Dr. H. B. Scofleld Pacific Bldg. Palmer Chiropractor Summer Office Hours 10 12 and 2 - 5 Saturdays 10 - 12 A. M. X-ray neuro-calo-mctcr service for spinal correction. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Residential and Commercial Wiring Quality Work at Reasonable Prices LICENSED ELECTRICIANS General Duilding Contractors 821 N. Jackson Phone 101-8-J CNL Vf HE'D DO IF IT r"EN -V 1 X VNHATf W HIS CAME f THAT SNOOTY H . il 1 mm v J 7 . Lt'-.iLf y-ir :- Good Luck, Truman Tells Marshall WASHINGTON, Nov. 21. i.V) -President Truman personally wished "God speed and good luck" to Secretary Marshall yes terday Uion the Secretary of State's departure by air for the Big Four foreign minister meet ing in London. "I know you are going to have it because vou know how to do your job," Mr. Truman said. "I have, the utmost conlidence in you." The president spoke Into a microphone at the National Air port where Marshall took off In the "Sacred Cow" the four-en-glned plane which Mr. Truman has used so often. At the meeting In London starting next week, the Big Four the U. S., Britain, France and Russia once again will try to reach agreements looking toward WAITS RADIATOR SHOP Bring your rodiatot troubles to us for complete servlc Walt's Radiator Shop 527 N. Main Phone 616 Reservations for private SKATING PARTIES are available at the Rainbow Skating Rink Winchester EAGLES DANCE SATURDAY FOR MEMBERS Write Ted C. Brown 1253 Harrison St. City IT'S SOLD When You List With VALLEY REAL ESTATE Agency Lobby of Hotel Grand Phone 868 BY V. T. HAMLIN BY MERRILL BLOSSER rvrc LAC ' uun 1 SIAUIIIIIl I mm 3 "1 a European peace settlement. Dif ferences between the United States and Russia presumably ligured prominently In Marshall's final consultations. In a brief response to Mr. Tru man, Marshall expressed his ap preciation for his personal good wishes. "I can only say as I have be fore that I will do my best," Mar shall said, referring to the Lon don meeting as "important and vital." Gun salutes between ships are said 'to have orginated In the days when firing a! gun twice in half an hour was average; the Salute Involved firing the guns to assure the ohter ship there could be no attack for some time. RUSSELL'S Typewriter Servlc Office Maohlne Service end SuppMee 333 N. Jackson Phone 32C Dr. M. C. Cassel Chiropractic Physician Spinal and Diet Correction Headaches, Stomach, Liver, and Intestinal Ailments For Appointment Call 1019-R 103 S. Kan St. at Cass Standard Radialor Repair Harrison and McCord Cores BOIL-OUTS FLUSHES . CAS TANKS Complete Modern Equipment AT TRIANCLE JACKSON and Winchester Call 686 Loans on Homes FOR LESS Repay at any t'.me without penalty Attractive Interest Rates UMPQUA SAVINGS AND L0N ASSN. WANTED POULTRY EGGS TURKEY? Highest Cash Price Douglas County Poultry Phone 374 Oak A Spruce Bta. " 9 "TUL expert W"' no. i ststlrDSteW1""" Iedvsnce. elMGER ISlWNGOMTIR Bl 111 H rno " CHECKED IN . . . CHECKING will facilitate identification but, remem ber, furs and jewelry too may be "cFecked out" by a thief. Even at home, they may not be safe from Firs or other disaster. Double-check the protec tion of your valuables! Ask this Hartford agency about the Jewelry Fur Floater Policy. ROY O. YOUNG Phone 417 20S West Cass Street WA Jty H. am. V Skinnay Ennis Orchestra Dated Here November 25 Slnnay Ennls and his celebrat ed orchestra will play for a pre Thanksfjlvlng eve dance at the Elk Terrace Ballroom Tuesday, Nov. 25, for Elks members and their guests. The orchestra is widely known throughout the nation, having playfd in numerous motion pic tures and on national radio show with Bob Hope and others. In addition, Ennis and his orchestra ;mve been featured entertainers at many of the nation's leading theaters, hotels and parks. We will be closed Nov. 27-28-29 In preparation lor our opening at Miller's Department Store December 1st. ATTENTION HOME BUILDERS We wish to make it known that we do installation of all types of floor covering, drain boards, custom designed floors, carpet binding, seaming, and wall to wall installation. Located In Umpqua Cabinet Shop, 2040 N. Stephens . F & W Floor Covering Co. BL - AM D 0 Free Estimates I IIUIIC ORDER NEXT WINTER'S WOOD NOW! Mill Wood and Plcner Ends AMPLE STOCKS AND QUICK DELIVERY DENH-GERRETSEN CO. Pbon 128 402 W. Oak Hand Pamfed Miniature Cups and Saucers Beautiful Coloring fx I Uelicate bhadma W Fragile Elegance One-Fourth The Size of Demi-Tasse Umpqua Valley Hardware HOUSEWARES 202 N. Jackson PRICE 39.C0 (folders extra) Phillips Y Every Saturday Night Legion Hall OAKLAND DANCE Sponsored by American Legion Baird-Heaton Put Musio by Jack Gorthey and his Melody Aces. Admission 73c each, tax Inc. Holiday Specials al Doiiice's Beauty Shop Try a lovely Zotos machine less permanent. Endorsed by. Good Housekeeping, guaran teed to satisfy your needs ... or e new Electronic Cold Wave. Guesswork eliminated. Expert Operators Courteous Service Reasonable Prices Corner Cobb and Roberts Sts. Phone 591. T77"U'0 Reasonable Prices DEPARTMENT Phone 73 Combination desk and file saves time and steps! with filing unit for Pendlllti J Pendaflex'; steel j . Utility desk I ii HUNG'NG folders . Work in one spot with this ingenious dot anj file, without jumping up for pip"- Bic, sturdy steel 3ek is 42" x M And that's i'PENDAFLEX hinging folder We. Brings a new thrill - discovery of the world' fastest, easiest filing method. A new kind of dctk that provides usable, active filing space instead of inactive wasted drawer space. Drop in today to see the Pendaflex Utility Desk. We have it on display for prompt delivery. Office Supply 1 24 S. Jackson Phone 849