Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, January 05, 1948, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1948 LOCAL NEWS ....P.-T.A. to Meet Rose School P.-T.A. will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the sehoolhouse. The program will be concerning polio A social hour has boeri planned to follow the session. Surprise Program The Rose burg Woman's Club will meet Tuesday at 1:30 o'clock at the Armory. Mrs. George Houck president, has anonunced a sur prise program for the occasion. Enjoying Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Elje Clayton and son. Gor don, of Dillard. are enjoying a vacation at "The City of beau tiful Tourist Courts" on the Mexi can border, .'ormerly the capial city of the old Kio Grande Republic. Leaves Sunday W. Ileydop Fisk, Jr., senior at Oregon State College, left yesterday for Cor vallis to resume his studies, fol lowing the holidays In Roseburg with his patents, Dr. and Mrs. W. Heydon Fisk, Sr. Returns to San Francisco Miss Margaret Baum lefv Sun day for her home in San Fran cisco, following the holidays in Roseburg visiting her mother, Mrs. Arthur W. Baum, and other relatives and friends. Mrs. Baum accompanied her back to the Bay City for a visit with relatives and friends. THREE Fullerton P.-T.A. to Meet Ful lerton P.-T.A. will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the sohoolhouse. Ralph Turner's students will pre sent a tumbling exhibition. Re freshments w ill be served bv the mothers of first grade students. Enjoy Stay in Portland Mrs. E. O. Rickli and her son. Jack, enjoyed a few days attending to business In Portland lust week. Jack left yesterday for Eugene to resume his studies at Universi ty of Oregon, following the holi. days at the Rickli home on East Lane street. To Speak Tonight Mrs. How. ard Marsh will be the speaker at the Junior Woman's Club meeting to be held tonight at 8 o'clock at the Armor)'. Mrs. Marsh will give a report on her recent trip to Woodburn. Mrs. Carl Wassom, president, has re quested all members to be pres ent. Groups to Attend Exhibit All Roseburg Camp Fire and Blue bird guardians have requested their groups to. attend the arts and crafts exhibit to be held Wednesday at the Armory. The groups will sponsor exhibits. Resi dents of the county having ex hibits are requested to bring them to the armory Tuesday from 4 to o p.m. and the co chairmen, Mrs. Kenneth Fori and Mrs. Jack West, will arrange them for the show, which is under the auspices of the Rose burg Woman's Club. All Types of Asbestos Shingles New Hot and Cold Roofs ROSEBURG ROOFING CO. Henry Pence, Mgr. 917 W. First St. Phono 1077-R Back From Portland Mr. and Mrs. Roy ilutchings are back at their home on Blakeley Street, following the holidays in Port land visiting their two daughters and their families. Enjoy Stay at Bremerton Mr. I and Mrs. Raymond 1'arslow of Roseburg enjoyed the holidays at Bremerton. asn., visiting .Mrs. Parslou's relatives. Meeting Announced -The Elga rose Comfort Club will meet Jan uary 8 at the home of Mrs. Edna Sjogren. Pollyanna names will be revealed and new names will be exchanged. Members and friends are invited. ... Visitor Leaves Miss Ella Dick erson left Sunday for Medford. where she is a teacher in the public school system, following a visit with her sister in eastern Oregon and a stop in Roseburg to visit Mrs. James E. Sawyer. Miss Dickerson is a half-sister of the late Mr. Sawyers. Return to Portland Mr .and Mrs. George Winters have re turned to their home In Portland, followine the New Year's holiday and weekend in Roseburg visit ing Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Solt on West First street. The Solts spent the Christmas ho 11 day weekend in Portland at the Wint ers home. Return to California Captain and Mrs. Jack D. Kidder and sons, Jimmv and Robert Stanley, left yesterday for Santa Barbara, Calif., where Captain Kidder has been stationed since being re. turned from Germany, follow ing the holidays in Roseburg vis iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Kidder, and with other rela tives and friends. WE SPECIALIZE IN HYDRAMATIC DRIVE WORK No Waiting Work Done Promptly Full Line of Hydramatic Drive Parts and Factory Trained Hydramatic Mechanics at Ray Buckley Motors GMC TRUCKS OLDS - 233 N. Stephens Ph. 311 CONTRACTING TIME, MATERIAL or FIRM BIDS REMODELING ALTERATIONS BUILT-IN CABINETS A SPECIALTY NO JOB TOO LARGE OR SMALL All Workmanship Guaranteed FREE ESTIMATES LOCAL REFERENCES INSURED HATCHER CONSTRUCTION CO. Rt. 2, Box 159-G Phone 402-R The SNACK SHACK ROSEBURG'S DRIVE IN CAFE HI WAY 99 NORTH NOW FEATURING- FISH and FRIES A heaping basket of French fried potatoes topped with golden brown portions of batter-fried haiibut BARBECUED BEEF SANDWICHES with that golden imoky flavor. BATTER FRIED OYSTERS STEAKS FRIED CHICKEN WAFFLES BREAKFAST ORDERS SERVED AT ALL HOURS Open 6:00 A.M. 'til 1:30 A.M. ever day except Monday. Car service 11:30 A.M. to 1:30 A.M. Back From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter have returned from their vacation, part of which was spent at Car mel, Calif. Mr. Porter returned to his work at Knight-Porter Company Friday and Mrs. Porter resumed her work as society edi tor of the News-Review this morning, following a five weeks vacation. During her absence, Mrs. Walter Allen acted as so ciety editor. STOP worrying about your heavy in stallment payments or other pressing financial obligations. Vell re duce your payments and supply EXTRA CASH for the things you need. Lib eral credit requirements and Convenient repayment plans Calkins Finance Co. R. L. Hrltlwell. Mgr. Lie. S-2H' M-XI7 206 Dou Co. St. Bk. Bid. Phone 4tMj Ktw-jurg COMING WEDNESDAY 4 DAYS , ' j Thrill-Packed (jrfTTJ Outdoor A,- ,r yTv..' --mask AND m dim ARM, valise sy NOW PLAYING Out of the lfnf ami Atll fLT wiiuwi nwi lUHM i A M PLUS "Cat House Kids in Hollywood" Visiting Relatives-Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Parr and son, Don ald, have returned to their home on East Lane street, following the holidays in Ashland and Medlord visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Frances A. Lunt Of Yoncalla Passes Mrs. Frances Annett Lunt, 78, died last Friday alter a short ill ncss at the home of her son, Har land II. Lunt. at Yoncalla. Shi' as burn in Mahaska, Co.. Iowa. Feb. 1"), 1KIUI, and had lived at Yoncalla for a year. Surviving are the son nrd a daughter. Mrs. Gladys M. Go yen, ol Los Angeles. The remains were sent to lluersiile. Calif., Saturday, where services and in terment w ill take place. Arrange ments were in care ot the Mcar.is .Mortuary, Oakland. An elephants' lO.cXK) muscles. trunk contains Back From Tacoma- R o b e r t Kidder returned to his home in Roseburg last night, following a stay at Tacoma with his wife and small son and baby daughter. Mrs. Kidder and two children re mained at Tacoma tor a longer stay with relatives. Returns to Base Kenneth Cooper has returned to the naval base at Bremerton, Wash., fol lowing a visit during the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cooper, at Dillard, and in Roseburg with his sister, Mrs. E. A. Pearson, and family. CRUSHED ROCK AND SHALE ROAD BUILDING EQUIPMENT FOR RENT IMMEDIATE SERVICE J C. COMPTON Phone 41-J-l ffjpi LOOK AND SEE - -V.;i'sV!',!';ii'i'i!'.l You won't believe it's the same 5J5"J Caf New scot covers in one'o. y.-':SSi''''i) day! Custom upholstering and ", VVjt-' floor mots for any make of car.'.. JOHNWELL CO 735 S. Stephens; I Visit at Pearson Home Mr. and Mrs. Mel Ingram spent last Wednesday and New Year's Day as guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Pearson on Reservoir Avenue. Mr. Ingram, lormerly athletic coach at Roseburg Senior High School, is coaching this year at Giants Pass High School. Deposits, Loans Increase At U.S. National Bank The Roseburg branch of the U. S. National Bank increased its deposits more than $1,000,0(10 dur ing the vear 1M7 and added ap promimately the same amount to its loans, according to a year-end report by Phil Metschan, mana ger. Deoosits Increased from $14, 325.W7 as of Dec. 31, 194.0. to $15,. 431,887, as of Dec. 31, 15147. The bank gained many new depositors during the twelve months, Mets chan said. Loans Jumped from $1,783,494 to $2,747,432. Loans of more than $1,100,000 are secured by real estate mort gages, chieflv on residential prop erties, and more than 75 per cent in the form of G. I. loans on homes and farms, Metschan reports. Announcing a New Service PUBLIC TYPING Mimeographing and Mailing Service Notary Public OFFICE OPENS JANUARY 5 122 S. Jackson (Opposite Indian Theatre) Hazel Reid Phone 159 R A MESSAGE (Not from Garcia) We have a hi-way toll of death, In this the best fed nation, Five times as high As ALL who die, In Europe from starvation. DRIVE CAREFULLY YOU MIGHT HIT A CUSTOMER OF KEN BAILEY INSURANCE AGENCY 315 Pacific Bldg. Phone 398 WOOL GROWERS TO MEET BAKER, Jan. 5 (.Vt Wool marketing, fleece Improvements and taiilt regulations will lie topics at the 52nd annual Oregon Wool Growers' Association con vention In Portland, Jan. 810. Ira D. Staggs, Keating, associa tion president, said Oregon graz ing glasses and range problems will also be on the agenda. It it estimated that rats do an average of Si3.000.000 damage on U. . farms every ycai. Motorists In the United States will pay approximately $100,(XK.. 000 more in state gasoline tax levies in 1917 than they paid In 1910. according to the Oregon State Motor Association. 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