Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, January 05, 1948, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1948 Society and Clubs By BETTY ALLEN FORMER RESIDENTS HONORED AT DINNER Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Van Val.'ih and family iiitp cntcrulncil In Hosrbuii; Wcdni'sciay jiior to Chiisinias at thi' home ( Mr. and Mrs. H. A. C'anadav on South Jaikson street. 'I he Van Valwtha, ioimrr Kosi'tniry rcsuients, writ; rnioutp to KiplnRfield to spend tin' holidays. Dinner was served followed by i;ilt exchange. The dinner table wj's ai aliped with a Christmas venterpiect? and other Christinas Mr'joraiions alxtut the nioins add ( it tu the holiday occasion. Cov -rs were laid lor the host and hostess, Dr. and Mrs. Van Valzah and their three daughters, Shan non, Jannon and Nancy and Miss Carolyn Burr. CHRISTMAS DINNERS ENJOYED ON HOLIDAY WIMM'R -Mr. and Mi s. Geo. Short, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jen kins and daughter, Charlenp and win, I'at. Mr. and Mis. Harold Mrk'ay and Mary Kllen and Del win enjoyed Christmas dinner at the home ot Mr and Mrs. Kenneth yuine in Kiin-burg. Now Buy Necessities the Easy Way No Down Payment you can have many home improve ments you have needed a long lime. Remodel Your Kitchen Remodel Your Bath Room New Kitchen Cabinets New Roof New Paint Job New Furnace, Oil or Gas Add a Room Complete Your Second Floor New Floor Covering New Plumbing Fixtures, Tub, Shower, Toilets, Lavatories, Water Heaters Insulate Your Home Against Heat and Cold These are suggestions perhaps you have other items badly needed. All you need to enjoy these advantages is a good reputation for paying your bills. A phone call or a card will bring you an estimale Coen Lumber Company Phone 121 WII.HCn Cucsts at the Clif ford McKav home for Christmas dinner were their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mis. Everett l'hillips and pranddauuhter. Mar IMIit Ellen ol Eugene; Mr. Mc Kay's mother. Mis. D. P. Mc Kay of Wilbur and Mr. and Mrs. Walt Edmonds and son, Walt, Jr. WILBUR O Ihprs enioyins Christmas dinner wi'h relative;, were Mr. and Mrs. Moffitt who ;ient the day with their riaiitfh ter in- Riddle and Mira Wilson was a t'uest at t mpqua with Mr. and Mrs. Holla Wilson sons I "maid and Meredith and fami lies. DINNER ENJOYED AT CHEEN HOME SUTIIKRLIN An enoyable time was had Christmas Da; when Mr. and Mrs. George Green entertained at a turkey dinnet at their home Christmas Day The table was centered with a centerpiece In the Christmas motif. Covers were placed for: Mr. I and Mrs. P. E. Sturdevant of Eu gene, in. ami rtiis. ionaiu yjif -n and son, George, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Green. OIL TO BURN For prompt courteous meter ed deliveries of high quality stove and burner oil CALL 152 MYERS OIL CO. Distributor of Hancock Petroleum Products for Douglas County. CLOSING OUT mWWW ljauy wis FRIENDS ENJOY CHRISTMAS DINNER AT 8UTHERLIN HOME Mr. and Mrs. John Cook en tertained with a turkey dinner at their home on South State street on Christmas day. The table was centered with u Christ mas motif, Hanked by tall red lighted candles with a lar;e light ed Christmas tree placed in one corner of the room. Covrs were phieed for: Mr. nr.d Mrs. James (I. Blaine and daughter, Lctha; S St. and Mrs poller M. Meredith and son, Jer ry. Miss Geneva Blame, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan II. Cook and sons. Paul and James Dean, of Eu Eene. Mrs. Grace Woods and the host and hostess, Mr. und Mrs CiH'k. Visiting was enjoved and Mi. and Mis. Iioral Dauhemsjieck ami sons. Keiiti and Wavne of Corvallis were visitors uurnifi the i m, holding hich score. Mr. Knot: was presenten a eilt from Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Metzjjer, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Met.jer. D. Y. Allison. Mrs. Knott and the host and hostess. LaR AUT HOME SCENE OF REUNION WILBUR Mis. Vernon La Haul was hostess at a family re union at her home on the Garden Valley road on Christmas dav. Enjovinfi tut key dinr.er were Mr. and Mis. Ed Moskal and sons, Eddie and Jimmy ol Salem: Mr. hwI Mis. Kalph Loorr.is and son, K ilph: Mr. and Mis. Ellis Bart ram and daughters Charlotte and Linda; V'eina Ix'f and Jimmy La li.uit; Bob Fuid and daughters Emily and Jua.i. PINOCHLE PARTY HONORS MR. KNOTT ON NEW YEAR'S EVE Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Domenico entertained a gioup of friends at their home New Year's Eve honoring the birthday of Mrs. Domeiuco's father. Rodney Knott. I"inochle was at play with Elmer evening. MRS. STEARNS HOSTESS TO TILt-tCUM BR I DOE CLUB AT HER HOME SU'HIEHI.IN Mrs. Harry Slearns entertained the Tilicum bridL'e club and several guests at her home in Oakland Tucsdav New Killings Up Holy Land Death Toll to 523 JERUSALEM, Jan. 3 UT Members of Hagana, the Jewish militia, announced today that four Arabs were shot to death in a midnight reprisal raid on an Arab stronghold in the bloody no- man s land between Jewisn lei Aviv and Arab Jaffa. i Hagana said British police searched a Jewish house in the area and after police withdrew Arabs fired on the house from a strongpoint across the street, wounding three Jews. The Hagana raid on the Arab ttrong hold followed. The deaths boosted to 523 the number of persons slain in Pales tine since the United Nations voted to partition of the Holy Land on Nov. 29. Earlier, A Hagana source as serted that the Jewish defense force is convinced it can take. hold and defend a Jewish state in nartitioned Palestine, but that it will take two or three years and will cost many more lives. Mexico Is about one-fourth the size of the United Slates. The American street and high way system represents an invest ment of thirty billion dollars, the Oregon State Motor Association reports. An additional two billion is spent each year in construc tion and maintenance. Britain expects to spend S300 (XiOKX) in the next five y.-ars on at a one thirty o'clock salad lunch ! "wl mining equipment, especial- OF eon. Small tables were placed about the rooms. Covers were placed for: Mrs. O. L. Torrey, Mis. Lloyal Stearns, Mrs. Brittain Slack. Mrs. M. E. Groshting, Mrs. Mildred Smith. Mrs. Cecil Carr. Mrs. Rnlstyn Bridges. Mrs. Lon Hunt, Miss Mary Alice Randall, Mrs. Harrv Barker. Mrs. Edwin Stearns ami the hostess, Mrs. Stearns. Auction bridge was in play dur ing the afternoon wilh Mis. Slack, winning high score, Mrs. (). L. Torrev, second high, Mrs. Carr, low, Mrs. Hunt, high score lor guests and Mrs. Torrey the traveling goose. BIRTHDAY DINNER HONORS MRS. SANDS WILBUR - Mrs. Charles Sands was surprised on her birthday when her daughter. Mis. Ray Howard honored her with a birth day dinner. She recrived many gifis and guests invited to the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Oil ford Vang mid daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Howard and daugh ter, Charles Sands, Dick Sands and Charles Schroder. McKays invite guests to dinner WILBUR - Mr. and Mrs. Har old McKay entertained Sunday at their home having as their guests Mr. and Mis. Raymond Brown and daughter. Arlyn, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lutheiser and son Mike and daughter. Kathv Ann of Portland, Mary Ellen and Dclwln McKay. GUESTS INVITED TO VIRGIL SMITH HOME WILIU'li Mr. and Mis. Vir gil Smith had as guests for v hrisimas dinner their son in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mis. C. II. 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