Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, January 14, 1948, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1948 Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER WOMAN'S SOCIETY HAS MEETING THURSDAY The Woman's Sodety of Chris tian Servici? of the Methodist Church mot for a one-thirty o'clock dt-ssiTt-luncheon in the church parlors '1 iiurs'lav with Mrs. R. L. Whipple, Mrs. K. J. Wainscott, Mm. George K. yulne and Mrs. K. A. Tettcy, hostesses. Mrs. W. A. MucArthur pre nentfiJ the d'votiops mid Mrs. K. M. Uleile presented the program. Mrs. I,ucian Cobb had charge of the business meeting and com mittvs were announced for the coming year. The meetings ol the various circles were also an nounced, as was the meeting for the study group. Those piesent were Mrs. I..U cian Cobb. Mrs. W. A. Mac Arthur, Mrs. E. M. Hicile. Mr. A. L. Jones, Mis S. Kaynor Smith. Mrs. A. S. Cwn, Mrs. C. I. DodRr. Mrs. R. A. Hercher, Mrs. J. K. Ivnt. Mrs. A. S. Keller, Mrs. R. B. Knni, Mrs. K. J. Wain Boott. Mrs H. A. Canaday, Mrs. K. K. Richardson, Mrs. H. A. Mellis, Mrs. A. I, Taylor, Mrs. Harrie W. Booth, Mrs. Kloyd Wilson. Mrs. H. D. Scott, Mrs. William WOOD and Immediate Delivery 16' 16' Gr. Slabwood Mill Ends Screened Sawdust BURN SAWDUST I 50 CHEAPER THAN OTHER FUELS: UNIFORM HEAT PLENTIFUL SUPPLY PHOKE 468 Single and Double Loads of Planer Ends Roseburg Lumber Co. Roteburg ALLEY OOP B-ESS ou. COB rc NO LUC TIME- VCCJCZ TO WM'. ll JUST HAD MV "aCEt, THEY MUST BE 1Sflf CAR StRVlCE.O 1 5L0V-MOTION p Aw IOfM AT Ti-4F I rstPrir?T? FROM I ntRvir inct ,Tnt. looks of Tuttt 1 UMPQUA AUTO i rroTTg v 1 J , tH &IMPIEMZMTC0. I eT . I Hli . -fhf-i .X 11 r f ' k ! II ' ' I I I :fwitt, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS -IIN.V TlCK A plJ "llJ HAVES T SE AMSWisJJ-NCCMSCCC-i MAM.'NOl'ke' I NET1 GET PJV ANC It'LL THE" CHtCOUS VAW. HILDA POUCE SF VM"OS ALU JUST Hoeft, Mm. George Leeper, Mrs. Foster butner, Mrs. L. K. Good' iRnim ;inil Mrs William i" C. oocis. FT DE RATIO N TO HOLD 10 A R D MEETING THURSDAY A board meeting of the Oregon Federation of Women's clubs has been called by it's president, Mrs. William IJ. Chanrflee, Hillsboro, for January Ifi, at the clubhouse the I'ortland Woman's club. This w ill tx the last meeti.ig lederation meets In I'ortland at federation meeets in I'ortland at it's annual convention in May of this year. Final plans will be drawn at this time for entertain ing the convention. The execu tive hoard meets on Thursday, January 15. A luncheon will be held at the Multnomah Hole! at 12:30 p.m., to which have been invited pub lic relations executives of all ra oio stations, newspapers, and de partment stores. The purpose of the meeting is to inform these representatives of the approach ing convention, and to solicit their assistance in every way possible. SAWDUST Phone 468 4' Slabwood 4' Dry) 16" Dry Ph. 4681 MCLVCOW. D'OUUM THiNIC MN TME5E FC8 " ! TMJsT DO'S WlTCM Vi V ONf mm 5AI0 VvHtN I ecr I i raien to A i iw am' I I INTEBFESCIKVCiD 55ME KNOCKED KNCCKIN I Wi 'lD N SOUTH DOUGLAS STUDY CLUB HAS PARTY The South Douglas Study Club held Its annual Christmas party at the homp of Miss Ii .s Clounh. A short business meeting was conducted by Kmily Kei Wilson, presidcnl. The proiiutm wai pres ented us topics or discussion by Kern Hrcmn on economics; Alyce Hayines, Army and N'avv; hthe! Mae WorthinKton, foreign al fairs; Krances MacKwan. labor, and Kither Wright, elcciion. Guest of the evening were Em ma l'loetor, Augusta U'HMliich, Zola Weaver, Mrs. J, V. l.neken maier. Mrs. William F. Brown and Mrs. Raymond Hayes. MemlH-rs and quests of)ened their K'l's, alter vinh tlie host ess served home-made collections and later served deli iou.i lefreh menis from a Ix-autifully appoint ed table centered with a minia ture Christmas tree. MemlMis present were: Adah Krown, Kern lirown, Hess Cloutrh orolhy Cox, Kreda Daniels, K.rn lly Ker'uson, Mary (laulke, Mar Ian GUI, Klorence Hill, Alyce Haymes. Frances Ma(van. Mar pant Mcflee, Gladys Mcihaels. Virginia I'roctor, l.ucia Snyder. Kthel Mae WortliinRton, Esther Wright and Evelyn Hairy. RIVERSOALE GRANGE TO MEET FRIDAY Rlversdale Grange will meet Friday evening at elght-fiftccn o'clock at the hall. Refreshments will be In charge of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ogle, Mr. and Mis. Oliver L. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Thom as Parkinson. All members are urged to be present. CHIROPODIST FOOT SPECIALIST DR.E.W. CARTER I29'i N. Jackson St. (Over Fullerton Drug Store) Hours 9 A.M. 5 P.M. (Evenings by Appointment) jr; Someihing New . . . ''V'''i''Vij;l as been added since we had W j 5 ; our car upholstered with this "ftfcirftjP new one day service you can '"iy 'ftL' have now at JOHNWELL CO 735 S. Stephens I Leaves 'Em Cold Worm Turns A SNEAkC I COL AN PUNCH.. BUT I 5TAS.F ?lTl! -lATj I Tu s X DUEL EXTENSION UNIT HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING The Rice Valley-Elkhead Home Extension L'nlt met January 9 at the Elkhead hall, at which time a delicious bullet luncheon was prepared anil served by the pioject leaders, Mrs. Iave Rust and Mis. Wilson Russell. 1 hose attending were Mrs. I-arry Jazek. Mrs. Raul Allen, Mrs. Robert Cunningham, Mis. J. K. Church ill, Mrs. J. J.. Churchill, Mrs. w. A. Itccoid, Mrs. I). O. R.ford, Mrs. li. Ricve:;, Mis. (Jeorj'e Langdon. Mrs. Dave Rust and Mis. Wilson Russel. EVERGREEN GRANGE HAS MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT Evergreen Crnnpe met Friday night at the hall with Si) men: hers in attendance, tiuesls were County IVputy I'aul Kruegcr and his wile. '1 he Worthy Lecturer. Ruby liclle Kobernik, gave a very Interesting and amusing ac count of her visit to Corvallis. where she attended the school of instruction lor lecturers. Fol lowing the meeting, sandwiches and coffee were served by the cummittee. The Grange will meet Friday. January 23, at a six-thirty o'clock potliick supper at the hall. All members are urged to be present. DILLARD W. S. OF C. S. TO MEET THURSDAY The Dillard Woman's Society of Chtistiun Service will meet Thursday, January 15, at a 12 o'clock potluck luncheon at the church parlors. There will be Installation of officers. All mem bers are urged to be present. Telephones Office 973 R Residence 495 L : DISEASE OF THE FEET 1 It) THE. 4 r-UC APVt C.T TrtiNC To OV ) Their sc.RiCE. A MELN KNOW TUF ID .TlFP ' HAVE IO Pay fow Ci Tu.VT.' S'MtVE.' it vux'ir pf AU'?'W tO PULL A LiTTLF FKrsAuy- I COfT BECKON ru. , vV.j4lfvKH'afSv-1 BE TOO V6LCCMB NBT V- jN'.v t U'tf V. r T'V T VAs MY TlSMT) 'GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S CLUB HAS FINE MEETING The Garden Valley WomenV Club met at the clubhouse Ihurs day afternoon with Clara Hess and Sina Johnson, co-hostesses. Those present were Margaret llcoth, Mrs. Denton, Georgia Ed monds. Belle Ewens, Irina Field ing. Sina Johnson, Clara Hess, Mildred h'n.ipp, Evelyn McLaugh lin, Mary Love, Adiiie Schneider, i Mrs. Peter Sinclair, Agnes ; Schmidt. Lela Spray, Elsa '1 hur low, Wilma Pon, Margaret lc i Kay, Helen Lehnc, lYurl Ilealy, i .Nellie Madsen and Alia Richard. Each member stated her New Year's resolution Uui ing the pr 'irani hour. Hie next lr.eetins will be JanuEiy 22. IFRIENDLY HOUR CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING The Friend- Hour Club held la very enjoyable meeting Tues Iday at the home of Mrs. William Bonebrake. Following a short i business meeting, sowing and vis iting were enjoyed. Delicious re- frehments were served by the hostess, Mrs. lionebrake, to Katie jConn, Hazel Williams. Mildred 1 Ronebrake, Lucille Ware, Grace Kenn and Norma Fenn. The next meeting will be Feb ; ruarv 2 at the home of Mrs. Fred Ronebrake. Residents of the Mel rose district are most cordially invited. JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB TO HOLD POTLUCK SUPPER The Junior Woman's Club has planned a delightful seven-thirty o'clock potluck supper for next Monday night, January 19, to be held at the armory, instead of holding tbe annual progressive dinner party. The committee in charge of the affair includes Miss , June Clayton, Miss Ethel Van Voorst, Miss Jean Turner and i Mrs. Robert Elliott. Those attend-1 ing are asked to bring a covered dish, salad or dessert and their own table service. j Mrs. Carl Wassom, president, has urged all mcmliers to be pre-1 sent. Those attending are asked to each bring a dime for the col-; lection to purchase a new book for the Roseburg IYihlic Library. OIL TO BURN For prompt courteous meter ed deliveries of high quality stove and burner oil CALL 152 MYERS OIL CO. Distributors of Hancock Petroleum Products for Douqlas County. BURNER & STOVE OIL Immediate Wholesale Deliveries Phone 876-J-l Signal Oil Co. M. McForland, Distributor FOR SALE 2 ITYSTKK CAimiKRS I o d c I K. Ciimhiiiatirtn stacki'i s and straddle 11'ucks. Ioad si( l'S'T2". Height of lift H'. Capac ity 3ii.l1(i0 lls. .Price $1.01X1 each. 1 SMAI.I. STRAPII.E THL L'K - MihIoI 1 A. Ix.ld si 4J".U)". Price SlTiX). YOUNGS BAY LUMBER CO. PLANT E. 2nd Ave. Soulh. R wcburg or write liux 511 BY V. T. HAMLIN BY MERRILL BLOSSER eV i V V I I A That 1 DJD.-IA- CJ I H ! WMOS LAJH-y possum; 1 O. S. C. MOTHERS CLUB TO ENTERTAIN AT TEA The Oregon State College Mothers Club has announced a very charming tea for the after noon of January 26 to be held from two to five o'clock at tht home of Mrs. Earl bliele at 209 Eatson street. There will he no charges made and all members and persons interested in Oregan State College are most cordially invited to enjoy the aifair. EXECUTIVE MEETING CALLED FOR FRIDAY An executive conference of the Roseburg Woman's Club will le held at one-thirty o'clock Friday January 16, at the home of the president, Mrs. George E. Houck, on South Stephens iiieet. All officers, directors, clubhouse board members and committee chairmen are requested to be present. P.-T. CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT The Melrose Parent-Teachers Club' will meet at the ischoolhouse Friday evening, January 13, at eight o'clock. All members and fi tends are cordially invited ITCH tScabiwi la highly contagtouj and will continue fur life if not stopped, lu aole mum in the Itch -mite, which is Immune to ordinary treatment. EXSORA kill the itch mite almost instantly. Onlj three day EXSOHA treatment l re quired. , KAHPFEK AV-MOR US N. JtrkioB USED CARS We have a 41 Chrysler Windsor Sedan, a 46 Dodge Club Coupe, a 41 Chevrolet Club Coupe, a nearly new Studebaker Sedan and a 40 Willys Coupe. Each is fully guaranteed and no trade required. Terms if desired. Try Rose Mo5cr Co. Chrysler Plymouth Rose & Lane Sts. GIFT GOSSIP by Margie ' Il4ilo Ihoro, all ynu praoioiiR ,pMpU': Confucius say. "What is whispotvd in tho -ar is heard miles away." 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