Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, January 21, 1948, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBUR NEWS-REV1EW, ROSEBURG, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY If, I94S THREf Local News Evergreen H. E. C. to Meet The Evergreen Home Economics Club will meet Thursday at a noon potluck luncheon at the hall. Garden Valley Club to Meet The Garden Valley Women's Club will meet Thursday at 2 o'clock at the clubhouse. W. B. A. to Meet The Wom an's Benefit Association will meet Thursday at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Cecil Hays, 120 West Lane street. Club to Meet The Davs Creek Women's Club will meet for an all-day sessionwith a noon pot luck luncheon Thursday at the Frank Brown home. Election of officers will be held. All members are urged to be present. Stedfast Class to Meet The Stedfast Class will meet at a 12 o'clock potluck luncheon Thurs day at the First Presbyterian Church parlors. Mrs. Fred Fish er will have charge of the devo tions and program. Benefit Card Party The Wil bur Community Club has Invited the public to a benefit card party to be held at 8 o'clock Friday eve ning at the Wilbur school. Prizes will be awarded winners In five hundred and pinochle. Door Drizes will also be given and refresh ments will be served. Country Club Women to Meet The women of the Roseburg Country Club will meet Thursday morning at 9:30 o'clock at the clubhouse for the weekly con tract bridge play. Potluck lunch eon will be served at 12:30 o'clock and golfing will begin at 1:30 o'clock. Leaves For Portland Mrs. E. A. Pearson of Rosebur" left today by bus for Portland to Join her husband for the remainder of the week. Mr. Pearson is spending a week there attending a school of instruction of officials of the Gen eral Petroleum Company, for which he is the Koseburg distribu tor. NOTICE The Sonitory Market, now under new owner ship, has discontinued the credit system. All accounts ore now considered due. Suffers Stroke Victor Phipps is reported to be serious ill at his home on Court and Fowler streets, following a stroke three days ago. Mrs. Hosmer Home Mrs. Min nie Hosmer has returned to her home in Roseburg, following three months In California visit ing her daughter. Sunshine Club to Meet The Noithside Club will meet Thurs day, January 22, in the afternoon at the home of Mil. E. E. Em mett at 720 South Parrott street. Back From San Francisco Mr. and Mis. Clyde Fullerton returned to their home in Hap py Valley last night, following a combined business and pleasure trip to San Francisco. Back to Work Mrs. Fuller Johnson returned to her work in the circulation department of the News-Review this morning, fol lowing a two-day illness at her home on South Pine street. Mrs. McHenry Visiting Mrs. H. I.. McHenry, nee Florence Kohlhagen, of Portland is In Rose burg visiting her mother and brother and sister-in-law, Mrs. George Kohlhagen and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Kohlhagen. Auxiliary to Meet D.A.V. Aux : Uiary Unit, No. 9, will meet at the Armory for a social Thurs ! day, January 22, at 8 p.m. Mem ; bers are asked to bring sand wiches. The adjutant, Martha Wells, has reported that mem bers are asked to make or do nate men's handkerchiefs and neckties. OFFICES. FOR RENT SINGLE OR IN SUITE SEE FRANK BODIN Hotel Rose Phone" 622 Mr. Applewhite Home E. E. Applewhite, Roseburg druggist, has returned to his home on South Jackson street, following a week's vacation trip to Los Angeles to visit his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Applewhite, and family. He made the trip from Salem south by plane and back again bv plane along the coast route, where he stopped at points of interest. Back From Seattle Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Geddes are back at their home on East Washington street, following a vacation trip to Seattle to visit their sun and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Geddes, and with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson, nee Jean Ged des. The Roy Johnsons brought them back to Roseburg by automobile. Lady Elks to Meet The Lady Elks will meet at an 8 o'clock des sert-supper Thursday night at the temple witn Mrs. t. j. loung, Jr., chairman, assisted by Mrs. C. W. Dishman. Mrs. Clifford E. Smith, Mrs. R. G. Baker and Mrs. Vernon Keel. Prizes will be awarded winners in contract brldire and pinochle. Final plans will be made for the January 29 Dotluck dinner for tlks. their la dies and Lady Elks and their husbands. Attending to Business Mr. and Mrs. L. E. MrClintock of Rose burg are spending a few days in Portland attending to business. Funeral Arranged for Logging Tragedy Victim Rex Melvin Cooley, 44, killed by a falling tree Monday, while working lor 1 hlel Bros., east oi Yoncalla. was born in Washougal. Wash., October 4. 1903. He had lived in the Sutherlln vicinity for about 40 davs and had been a resident of Oregon for almost his entire life. He was married in Vancouver, Wash., in July, 1944, to Miss Bolva Hammond. Surviving him are the widow and two children; a son, Ernest Cooley. and a daughter, Virginia Mav Loolev; his motner. Mi's. Alice E. Dunlap, all of Su therlin; three brothers and a sis ter, Clarence Coolev. Stevenson, Wash.; John Coolev, McMinn vllle; Hugh Coolev, Eureka, Calif.; Mrs. Nellie Bratton, Su- tnernn. Services will be held In the SDA Church, Sutherlln. at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, with Elder J. Robert son officiating. Interment will be In the Fair Oaks Cemetery. Ar rangements are In care of the Stearns Mortuary, Oakland. McCoy to Attend Safety Conference at Salem Robert McCoy. Roseburg, field man of the accident prevention division of the State Industrial Commission for Douglas Countv. will be at Salem Jan. 22 and 23 in attendance at the fourth an nual industrial accident preven tion conference conducted by the industrial commission. Advance registration for at tendance at this conference has broken all past records according to Paul E. Gurske. commission chairman, which indicates a large attendance of employers and em ployes from all parts of the state. Juvenile Court May Take Boy Who Killed Father BEND. Ore., Jan. 21 (."PV Cir cuit Judge R. S. Hamilton today had under study a motion to pa role Cecil Snyder. 11, facing trial in death of his father, to a juve nile court. The boy was arrested Dec. IS a few days after his father' died from eating a cheese sandwich. Police said the bov told of placing poison In the sandwich because of his father's cruel treatment. Attorneys for the boy have waived grand Jury hearing and asked the court to place the case in the juvenile court. DOLLAR GOLDIE'S FIRST SALE Clean up of women's dress, sport, Casual shoes Also a few arch type shoes. - Here's How It Works - Buy a pair of these sale shoes at regu lar price THEN purchase the second pair of the same value at just Connies Foot-Rest Natural Poise Desco Jacqueline Sandler Kickerinos Tarsal Tred Shoes in this group from 3.95 to 9.95 Starts Thursday, Jan. 22 S1.00 Bring a friend or o member of the family ond let them shore in the savings. All sizes included in sale but not in oil style. All Sales Final GOLDIE'S BOOTERIE 318 N. Jockion Roseburg's Oldest Exclusive Shoe Store NLRB Swamped With Avalanche of New Cases WASHINGTON, Jan. 21. P The National Labor Relations Board reported today It was sw-amped with a record-breaking total of 2,064 new cases during December. The rush was the greatest In the board's 12-year history. It was attributed In part to the fact that many unions stayed awav from the board for months after the Taft-Hartlev act became effective last Aug. 22. This act requires union leaders to sign non-Communist affidavits in order to be eligible for the board's services. ON HONOR ROLL OREGON STATE COLLEGE. Corvallls. Jan. 20. Robert Nor ton of Roseburg, Lillian J. Hoi gate from Sutherlln, James H. Ward from Days Creek, Donald J. Cockeram of Oakland and Rob ert Marshall Cool from Drain represented Douglas County on the honor roll this term. Riddle Quint Trims Roseburg Elks The Riddle Ked Raiders made It two In a row in Independent basketball by defeating the Kuse buig Elks at Riddle last night by a -Ulto-32 margin. The fame started slowly with both Vanis showing Itetter at dfli-nsive than at offensive play ing. Snots were either long or hui i i.'rt because of close check ing. The first period score was 13 to 10, Riddle leading. The end of the half saw the Kid Raiders on the long end of a 23to21 seoi-e Coming out at the half, the Raiders bgan a concerted of fenslvc which stepped up their scoring tempo both from the field and fiom the charity line as the constant in-court pressure continually drew fouls from the r.lks. Thld period score was Riddle 36. Elks 23. The Elks dominated offensive play In the final quarter as they staged a determined rally to cut down the Kiddle lead, and al though they counted more than twice as many points in the fourth, tho Red Raiders concen trated on defensive tactics de signed to keep the ball ut lung oasKet range. Branch Office Set Up by Internal Revenue Bureau Establishment of a branch of fice in Kosebure of the U.S. Bu reau of Internal Revenue at 31P Pacific Building, was annoum-eii today by Hugh H. Earle. collec tor of internal revenue for Ore gon. The office will be In rharee of Deput Collector L. G. Shult. formerly of Portland, and undet the supervision of Fred L. Huher, deputy colector in charge at Eu gene. Huber, who Is In Roseburg this week supervising the opening of the new office, said that It is nlanned to have two deputies here during the week of Feb. 16 to 20, to assist Income taxpayers with the filing of their returns The new office will he open every dav from 8 a.m. to 5 p.'n and taxpayers are invited to avill themselves of I la services, Hulier said. Brucknrt. sunorvlsor of the Wll Itamette National Forest, was re elected president. Douglas District was represent d at the meetlne bv John To-UI district chnirm.nn, and Hill Grr- retsen. Willhm II. Siufield. Pave L. Taylor, Harold J. Ylvlsaker. Gerretsen was elected a mem ber of the n-'tional cuuncil. while Todd. Al Hennlni'er, and Pr. Bruce Tuck. a!l of lioscburg. were elected lo the executive board. Gulch section of the Pacific High way in .Southern Douglas County. 'I he urojt'U was one of seven throughout the state costing S600.00, for which bids will be 0H'ncd In Portland Feb. 2 and 3. Law Refuses to Help Looted Bootlegger OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. 21 i.I'i- An Oklahoma City bootleg-! per's delivery hoy took the ninht receipts of $155 instead of turn ing them in. The bootlegger's lawyer sug gested to the office of the Okla homa count" attorney that em bcvlement charges be filed. Warren Edwards, attorney for Oklahoma county in this dry state, said: "Mv office verv definitely Is not going to le usid to settle the financial or lnbor soitabblcs of a couple of bootleggers. Ex-Russian Official To Becorre U.S. Citizen WASHINGTON. J:-n. 21 I V The House voted todnv to allow Viktor A. Kravchenko former Russian government official and now an antl-Commnn'st writer. o enter the I'nited States for nermfnent residence. A bM sponsored bv Ren. Ceil- dert (P -N. Y.) wns passed with out a dissenting vote. It now goes to the Senate. Birthday Cake Given Roseburg Kiwanians Commemoratlorr of the 33rd nniversarv of the founding of Kiwanis International was the oc casiun for the presentation of Mrthdav cake to the Roseburg Kiwanis Club yesterday by Ern est Butler, manager of the L'mp qua Hotel. The cake was cut and served bv the 11 charter members of the Rosehure Kiwanis Club, which was chartered in 1923. Eleven of the charter members are still on the membership roll. David J. McCarrnll road a let ter from the president of Kl wanis International to mcmlier clubs, while Paul Geddes gave a resume of the details and objectives of Kiwanis. Trail Council Office Given Bruce Elliott Bniee C. Elliott of Roseburg was elected vice president of the Oregon I rail Council ot the Hov Scouts of America at the annual meeting in Eugene Sunday. J. R STEUER RITES CHANGED Graveside services for the late Wllhelm Steuer have been changed from Oak Creek Ceme tery to the Masonic Cemetery at Roseburg, Thursday at 2 p.m., It was announced today. ROYAL Matt rest Renovating Furniture Upholstering Free Pickup ond Delivery. Phone 18-J-5 We olso do Fumigating. ROAD JOB BIDS CALLED The S'n'e ITIi'hwnv Dep,ip. ent rMlnd for bids 1od-v for the surfacing with nnca'm of 14.23 miles of the Johns Mackln i -111 J i i Lockwood Holors Rost and Oak Ph. 80 r:.i!'r,i'i'rg",y.",-'i STARTS TO-DAY IT'S WILD! IT'i ROARING! r mMm I Co-Hit "RETURN OF RIN TIN TIN" Donald Woods -jV Bobby Blake Special Feature Tuffy Trusdale, "The Allirjator Man" ond his 1200-pound wrestling alligator. Main Event Joe Lynom vs. Georges Dutctte Semi-Final Joe Dorsetti vs. Buck Weaver V R E S T L .1 N Roseburg Armory Saturday, Jan. 24. 8:30 P. 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