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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON THURSDAY. JANUARY 8, 1948
Society and Club,
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
ART CLASSES TO
BEGIN NEXT WEONESOAY
Vfron A. Moore, hoad of th3
department state - wide classes.
General Extension invislon. Uni
versity cif Orison. Kuene, was
In KosenurfT Tu'slay evenini; to
meet with lioKebur residents de
siring to form classes for arl
Instruction.
Mrs. C. A. Gilmer had charge
of culling the mcetini; for the
purpose of planning wilh repre
sentatives ot the General Exten
sion Division lor an adult class
in art in KosehurR.
Miss Jean Sutheilin, instructor
in Art at Euyene Is available
for such a course. She was grad
uated from University of Oregon
Art School. Miss Sutheilin and
Mrs. Elsie Isotoff, secretary of
the lVpartment of Slate Wirlt
Classes, will be in Kosebutt; next
week to discuss plans for t hit
class. The first class session has been
planned for seven o'clock next
Wednesday eveninn, January 14.
In Miss Margaret Carr's room
at the Junior Hinh Schiwl.
At present plans are beini?
made lor both an afternoon anrl
an evening class. The classes will
continue for not less than ter.
weeks. Credits in art will be
given by University of Oreyoi
lor those completing the course
satisfactorily.
All adults fnten-stcd in takinc
this course I the cost of which
for the lull course will rx $10.
50 are asked to make reserva
tions by calling Mrs. Gilmer at
753-J.
UNITED WORKERS CLASS
HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING
The United Workers Class ol
the First Christian Church mel
Friday afternoon at the home ot
Mrs. Mary Humcr. A short busi
ness session was conducted b
the president, Mrs. C. G. Stanton
and a very interesting New Yeai
program followed. Contest prize
weiv awarded to Mrs. T. V. IH1
laney and Mrs. II. F. Snyder.
At the tea hour, delicious re
frpshments were served by Mrs
ivlaney and Mrs. Lulu Todd
Those attt-nding were: Mm. Hay
mond Clark, Mrs. Annie Able.
Mrs. T. W. IVIanev, Mix. Jusic
I'laff. Mrs. Lulu Tim Id, Mrs. Sa
die Cannon, Mrs. 11. F. Snyder.
Sirs. Jessie Ihirviller, Mrs. C. G
Stanton and the hostess, Mrs
Marv Plumer.
The next meeting will be the
afternoon of February 6 at the
home of Mrs. Josie Waff.
TWELVE AND WON
CLUB HAS MEETING
Mrs. M. Sory entertained th'
Twelve and Won club at a deli
cisious luncheon Tuesday. The
table was centered wilh an ar
rangement of holly and mistle
toe, flanked by tall green t a fieri.
I mi inn the aliei noon ganws
were played with Mrs. W.
Patterson winning the guest
prize, and Mrs. Helen McFet
ridge, second prize.
Those present were Mrs. W. O
Patterson and Miss Itarahara
Sory, guests, Mrs. E. G. Troelle.
Mrs. Eugene lYIncen, Miss Her
nardine Princen, Mis. Fred liar
rm, Mrs. H. Hargis, Mrs. au
Jennings, Mrs. Helen MeFctiidge
and the hostess, Mrs. Sorv.
The Club will meet January
13 at a luncheon at the home ol
Mrs. E. G. Trozelle, route 2, Ikix
173-B.
EAGLES AUXILIARY
ANNOUNCE MEETING
The Eagles Auxiliary will meet
at seven thirty o'clock, sharp.
Tuesday night, January II, at th'
Eagles lounge. The olfii-ers hav
teipiestcd every member to be
present.
CHILORENS STORY HOUR
TO BE HELD SATURDAY
The children's wiTkly story
hour will he held Saturday, Jan
uary 10. at ten-thirty o t lock at
the" Itoseburg Public l.ibrarv un
oVr the (tirv.iion of Me. Merlin
Earsen. All grade sehool children
are rontially invited.
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WOMAN'S COUNCIL HAS
MEETING ON FRIDAY
Friday the south church par
lors was the meeting place tor
the Woman's Council of the
First Christian Church. The pre
si dent, Mis. Emma llecklcy,
called the meeting to order dis
posing of a few financial matters
relating to relief expense, and
pictures in particular reference
to the picture "All Peoples
Church" In Iam Angeles recently
showa at the church.
The worship table was ar
ranged by Mrs. Josie Pfaft, which
was very effective with the Ma
donna picture flanked by light
ed candles amid the holly and
Christmas greenery. Mrs. Pearl
Anderson read the Chrhd child
tory from I.uke, then placed
fhe open Hible Just before the
Madonna picture. The devotions
lesson was based on the (.mazing
story of the lilack Madonna
.vhich was read by Mrs. Edith S.
ckert, accompanied by pianist
Mrs. Jeannette lioucock, playing
Christmas carols. To the start
ing question "Iid God say let
is make White man in our im
lge?" The answer was deve!oed
that no matter what the color
t the skin, the only important
fact is the repenant, contrite
heart.
The past year's study theme of
'Highways of Peace" was further
developed by the program diree
or, Elsie Coffell, under the topic
f Rural and City Church Activi
Ies. A most illuminating illus
ration was presented by Mrs.
Bridges reading a communlca
Jon from the Rev. Mr. McUey
lolds, who is doing an outstand
ng work in south eastern Okla
homa, building churhc-i for the
jnderprivileged of that section
is well as directing great relief
work. The brand on his stock is
'M.I 10" standing for Mai. 3. 10
Members present were Mrs.
Annie Abel, Mrs. Pearl Anderson,
Mrs. Hridges, Mrs. Emma Heck
ley, Mrs. Jeannette Houcock, Mrs.
Elsie Coffell. Mrs. Edith S. Ack
it, Mrs. Marguerite Munson,
Mrs. Josie Pfaff.
UN VERSITY OF OREGON
MOTHERS CLUB TO MEET
The University of Oregon
Mothers Club will meet next
Monday, January 12, at a seven
rhlrtv o'clock dessertsiipxr at
the home of Mrs. J. C. Hume,
llli Hlakelev street. A white ele
phant sale will be held. All moth
rs of V. of O. students are urged
lo be present.
LOOK I NGGL ASS P.T.A.
TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT
Iokinpglass P.T.A. will meet
Friday night, January 9, at eight
iVIoek at the school house. A.
Marsh will give a talk on "The
Function of the new school tax
law and school budget election."
Mrs. Wyle will present a pro
Lorain. All members and friends
are cordially invited.
INTERSE STUDY CLUB
TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY
The Inter Se Study Club will
meet at one o'clock next Tuesday,
lanuarv 1.'. at the home of Mrs.
liruce Melhs at Glenn street.
lhe program will he in charge
of Mrs. Jay Young. All members
are most crudially invited to be
present.
MERRY-GO ROUND CLUB
TO MEET WEONESOAY
The Merry Go Round Club w ilt
meet next Wednesday. January
I I. at a one o'clock pot luck lunch
ton at the home ot Mrs. W. H.
Carter on Harvard Avenue In
West Rnsehutg. All members ar
most cordially invited to be
present.
LADY ELKS WILL
MEET TONIGHT
The Lady Elks will meet to
night at eight o'clock nt the tem
ple. Following a business session,
contract bridge anil pinochle will
in in play. Prizes will he award
ed winners. All members are
urged to he present.
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DAILY DEVOTIONAL
OR. CHARLES A. EDWAADS
"When they saw the Star,
the' rejoiced. We are told that
at the time Jesus was born
there was a conjunction of
three stars Jupiter, Mars,
Saturn. Jupiter, the ruler of
the heavens, is A symbol of re
heion. Mars, the mysterious,
uncertain olanet, is the symbol
of adventure. Saturn, the beau
tiful, orderly planet, the symbol
of peace. These three stars
merged their light to form one
brilliant star and It was this
star, symbolic of religion, ad
venture and peace, which guid
ed the wise men to Bethlehem.
Why pursue religion? Because
religion, which is commitment
to the will of God, lifts people
up to the heights of moral ex
cellence and enduring achieve
ment. Why mi r sue adventure?
Because changelessness is char
acteristic of the dead, and wc
want life, and we must have it.
We must have new facts for
better understanding, and new
methods for new situations.
Why pu rsue pea ce ? Bcca use
an enduring structure depends
on cooperation and unity. The
merging of religion, adventure
and -eace mrke a brilliant
star. Wise men will alwavs fol
low it.
"Regret not that Christmas
comes but once a year.
Reioice that in our world
Christmas comes."
INSTALLATION TO
BE HELD FRIDAY
Installation of new officers of
Union Encampment, No. 9, I.O
O.K. will be held Friday night.
January 9, at eight o'clock at th
Odd Fellows hall. All camp mem
hers are requested to be present.
Refreshments will Ik? served at
the close of the session.
ELGAROSE P.T.A. TO
MEET SATURDAY NIGHT
Elgarose P. T.A. will hold a
very important meeting Satur
day night, January 10, at eigh
o'clock at the Elgarose school
house. Mary Barrett, Iougla
County Health nurse, will show
motion pictures. All members are
urged to be present.
Cincinnati Fire Guts .
Historic Turner Hall
CINCINNATI, Jan. 8 CP) -A
raging fire that shot flames hun
nreds of feet into the air gutted
the thre tipjier stories of historic
Turner hall, on the edge of up
town Cincinnati early today.
The five-story, brick anrl frame
building, once used as a drill pord
for the Armv of the Republic,
now houses the Turners Athletic
Association bowling alleys and
gymnasium. A U. S. postal sub
station occupies the first floor.
There was no Immedinate es
(mate of damage.
Ask G. K. QUIME
about Standard Insurance
CGLDtN YEARS' PLAN
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you full details
y ince pUn thai
"' emhlr you to
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C. K. QUINE
115 Cass St.
Phone 1 08 Roseburg
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Estonians, Barred
From U.S., Given
Home in Canada
WASHINGTON. Jan. 8. OT)
Found, at last -a home for a rug
ged band of Estonians who cross
ed the Atlantic In a 43-f (Kit sail
boat last summe r, but were re
fused admission to the United
.Slates.
Well, It was announced today
that the Estonians, 2 men wom
en and children, will arrive at
Kitchener, Ontario, January 15th
to live. The Canadian Lutheran
World Religion Committee is
Mxjnsorim the Estonians, and a
three story house has rxt-n pre
pared for them. Mem lie rs of the
committee said that work has
been found for most of the adult
members of the group.
The Estonians were barred
from the 1,'nited States - and long
held at New York's Ellis Island
beea use t he A men ca n imm i gra
tion quota for Estonians had been
idled. The hardy grouo was given
dx months' tcmK.ary admission
to the United Stales to enable it
to find a home in some other
country. Now the group nas
found it.
Ex-Football Star
One of Yictims Of
Double Slaying
ANCHORAGE. Alaska, Jan. 8
CP Discovery of the un
marked bodies of two Alaska
men, apparently kiled together
in a home in the Isolated Bristol
Bay settlement of Mlllngham,
confronted authorities today with
what apiH'ared to be a clueless
mystery.
The victims were Harold V.
(Tubby Griffin, 4fi, former pro
fessional football player and bus-
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J C. COMPTON
Phone 41-J-1
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Eleclrolux Vacuum
Air
Purifier complete with Attachment! $69.75
Today's hnmomnkrrs aro mnking comparKm's ...
that's why so miuiy prefer Klcctrolux! Ion't be con-
fused! It's thp original cylinder-type clcanc.
Representative
ELECTROLUX
8Ij Mill' St. Phone 721-Y fjr Demonstration
Watch This Ad Each Tues., Thurs. & Sat.
KENTILE
FOR FLOORS
For your home, your store, any institution, or any place
where a good floor is desired, use Kentile. A wide range
of colors available, make it possible for you to work out
your own pattern and color scheme. For appearance,
durability and price it has no equal. Ask for estimate.
You will be surprised at the low cost.
Sold Only By
Coen Lumber Company
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inessman, pnd Martin Ernestus,
42, fisherman and cannery
worker.
Mrs. Criffln, found in the
Ernestus home with the two dead
men, was reported in a critical
condition at Kanakanak. A visi
tor from Dillingham reported she
has a fractured wrist and a pos
sible skull fracture.
liodies of the two men were
flown here by Federal Bureau of
Investigation agents yesterday.
Neither man had been knifed
or shot, the KBI said, and a four
hour autopsy failed to disclose
the cause of death. Their organs
will bo sent to the KB I la bora-
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soma la mouth, tool
WICKS
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costs only$349a gallon
UHPQUA VALLEY
HARDWARE
202 N. Jackson Call 73
HOUSEWIFE WANTS
Home Cleaner and
-Charles Maaterf ield
CORPORATION
BY V. T. HAMLIN
KO tt tU TH'MiS. VJU
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tory in Washington, D. C.
unllin. well Known in the Se
attle area, was a football center
at fhe University of Iowa In the
mid-1920's and on graduation or
ganized and played on the Ports
ELECTRICIANS
ROSElifltU LLKCTEIC. Ph. 123.
Valley Electric. Phone ii8-J.
RADIO StRVICINO
Kadlo Doctor.Pnone1023-J.
Hansen's Kadio Service, Suiherlln
PAINTING
BRUSH or spray painting, In
terior or exterior Phone B98-J.
P. O. Box 28S.
PLUMBING
Cool Lumoer CoPnone liiL
Wm.A. Mardor!. Phone 713-J-4.
ierp'a Plumbing. Phone 736-J.
FURNITUHE REPAIR
Miles J'urnuuie Repair
mu Cooti el pn. voa-H.
ROY C. STASEBERG
Tax Consultant-Accountant
Federal and State Tax Returns
Our Speciality.
Monthly bookkeeping lor Small
pirms.
MANY YEARS OF SERVICE
WITH U.S. INTERNAL
REVENUE BUREAU.
Expert Advice and Assistance
Rendered in all tax problems.
210 Douglas County bank bldg.
phone &Mt
Roseburg Oregon
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ROSEBURG CABINET
SHOP
Millwork Class
guilder's Hdws.
Cabinets
Sander for Rent
40 N. Jacaaoa &t. Phona I
CEMENT CONTRACTING
ALL KINDS
FORM BUILDING
Wilt alio put basements under
old houses.
Ed Fuchs, Fuchs Bros.
rn. 40-2-1. 1U33 B. MD bv
J. E. NEWBERRY'S
Washing Machine Servic
Authorized Dealer for
Little Giant Tray Washers
102 W. Commercial Ave
Parts A bervico
Phono 101S-R Roseburg
ROSEBURG PAVING CO.
Asphalt Paving
Millyards, unveways, Stations,
floors. Sidewalks
Custom Dialling
Omce: b34 S. Main
relcp&cm ; -J trH Eatlmau
"bill" LassltL-r
J. L Bechtold Construction
General Contractor
CABINET WORK
OF ALL KINDS
Compare Price and Workmanship
Ph. 664 First & Hollb
(Last street on right at top ol
Winchester St.)
PRINTING
PROMPT, EFFICIENT.
DEPENDABLE SERVICE
ROSEBURG PRINTING Co.
Medical Arts Bldg. Phone
WESTERN'S
Radio rrpair service. All make
of radios repaired. Car radio
installed.
WESTERN AUTO
127 8a Pln St
For Fin Painting
Decorating, and
Paperhanging, It's
Wells' Painting Service
Contact phone 802 L or write
CHA5. L. WELLS
Rt. 2. Box 1S8 D-3, Hoscburg
Serving P.osebuig Since VMO
SAVE ALL
YOUR
FATS AND
WASTE PAPER
mouth, Ohio. Lions, one of the
early pro football teams. He
later came West and was gradu
ated from the University of
Washington Law School.
Subsequently he went North
Let George & Ike Do It
Satisfy you In your
building needs
EXPERIENCED REMODELERS
Remodeling and new construc
tion. Local references; reasonable
prices. For -free estimate, call
875-Y.
CONTRACT PAINTING
Residential Commercial
Industrial
BRUSH or SPRAY
Roseburg Paint Shop
S01 N. Jackson St. Phones 807-R
Get Those PROPANE AND
BUTANE bottles refilled at the
Myers Oil Co.
Highway ya, and Garden Valle
road.
Also heaters, hot plates and
supplies.
Lou Marsters Refrigeration Co,
Commercial and Domestio
Sales and Service
All Work Guaranteed
Ph. 131-R P. O. Box 654
2145 N. Stephens
L. K. CORNWELL
DESIGNER
224 Medical Arts Bldg.
Phone 583
CORKY'S ELECTRIC
Electric Motor Repairing
Appliance Repairing
All Work Guaranteed
Pickup and Delivery Service
602 Winchester Phone 6S9-R
Painting
Paper Hanging
Interior Exterior Decorating
Herbert E. (Woody) Wood
Phone 1068 R
2020 Myrtle Ave, Nebo Vista Add,
No-th 3JWv Saw
Si WJS ShP
At the oigu of trie Saw
MUM
Edgers
Saw KDalrlne and Used Saws
Koscbui g. Oregon Phone t4-R
HARGIS ELECTRIC
Specialists
Radio, Refrigeration, Household
Appliance service
20 Tears experience
All Work Guaranteed
112 E.Cass St Phone 944
OLDFIELD & SONS
CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS
1 block west an i 2 north ot
hklenbower Grocery
Rt. 2, Box 14J
Steeclc Electric Co.
Electrical Contractors
Industrial, Commercial and
House Wiring
Electric Motors
Sales New and Used.
All sizes, Shasta Pumps
Service Complete rewind and
repair.
Fixtures and Appliances.
tut N. Stephens, Roseburg
Phone 353
TRUCKS FOR RENT
Vou Drive Move Yourself
Save Kj Long or Short
Trips
Ellison's Service Station
MO s. Stephens Phona 687
PAINTINC
Residential Commercial
BRUSH OR SPRAY
Signs
LEO T. KIMBALL
235 Prune St. Pone 370R
Bricklaying Contracting
ROSS MYERS
746 S. Main St. Ph. 494-J
LINOLEUM LAYING
Prslnboards a Speelaltv
Venetian Winds Rollscreens I
Philip M. Durnam
920 S. Main St.
D-8 CATERPILLARS
FOR HIRE !
Rend btnldine. land clearing
mill ponds d'.itf. and all types ol
e.c.i.iting contracted.
LEE MORTENSEN
Phone 1 R S Rt. 1, Bos 37
Roseburg. Oregon
to the Bristol Bav area to man
age the Lowe Trading Co. post
owned by his sister. Mrs. Mar
guerite Bradford, Bellevue, Wash.
He also managed the Bristol Bay
chamber of commerce.
Roy Hufham
SIGNS
And
Neon Co.
Sales and Service
Ph. 355-R 430 N. Jackson
Ro'seburg Plumbing S Supply
Company
Plumbing by Contract
or Time and Material
No Job too large or too small
Dixonville Highway
Phone 462-J-2
Venetian Blind
Sales and Service
Estimates Free
CHARLES HODSON
15L5 Cedar St.
Phone 725-L
DISSTON CHAIN SAW
Service Station
Chain Filing Engine Repa
"We carry a complete stock ol
repair parts."
The Ryce Wilson Ce.
920 S. Stephens St. Phone 21
BULLDOZING
Leveling, grading and exeaval
ing. Cats for hire, large ai
small. Also half yard shovel by
hour or contract. Log roads built
and rocked. Mill ponds dug. For
free estimates see
Tallon & Phillips
327 South St.
F-hone 563 R, or 30-F-31
Tool Rentals
Floor Sanders Edgers
Belt & Disc Sanders
Conciete Mixers - Powel Trowesl
Concrete Vibrators
Wheel Barrows - Lighting Plant!
Paint Spray Outfits
Skilsaws - Drills . Etc.
Cll Us. We May Have Just
What You Need. '
Osbun Electric
West End Oak St Bridge
Pbona S02-L
Roseburg Refrigeration
AD Commercial
Sales and Service
Maintenance and Repairs
Harold Horn
328 N. Jackson
Phone 270
CONTRACT PAINTING
Paperlianging
Home Decorating
JACK PRESTON
504 S. Stephens Ph. 5551
R. G. LAMBETH
Estimates for any size Job. No
obligation. Local references. Mel
rose Rt., Box 93. Phone 75.
Building Contractor
Remodeling a Specialty
TRUCKS FOR RENT
You drive or we drive. Call 464
or 47 for our rates.
Billy Mohr's Mobilgas Station
Flegel Transfer &
Storage Co.
Oil men have found that good
oil sites often are found in arras
where there was un ocean and
abundant marine life a million
or more j-cars ago.
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