Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, January 21, 1948, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texti FOUR Society and Clubs By lotus knight porter TWO TALKS HEARD AT B.P.W.C. MEETING Judge Iave B'.tsenbark and Senator Thomas Iaikirrson pr w'ntfd two fine talks to n m trreslrd audience at the regular meeting of the Koeburg Business and Pioessional Women's Club, Monday evening at lht Armory. Several mem tiers were unable to attend due to road and wraiher conditions and the social fatuity meeting. "Legislation Begins at Home" was the general theme for the program. Mrs. Sula Parkinson, program chairman for the eve ning, introduced the first speak er. Senator Thomas Parkinson, by saying: "Our state legislators meet tnannually, tit Salem, to sift and complete slate legisla tion, but actually, legislation, whether national, state, count rv or local community- legislation processes are going on continu ally." Senator Parkinson, outlined the mechanics of general legis lation, high-lighting some of the less familiar detaiH of the pro cesses. He punctuated the amount ol work accomplished by legis- MALL CHAIN SAWS Felling and Bucking Units GUARANTEED Against Defective Parts and Workmanship 30 Days Free Service IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THE NEW MALL CHAIN SAVS IN OPERATION CALL 499-R-l FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION CHAIN SAW COMPANY Garden Valley Junction and Highway 99 Phom 499-R-l help! my coat tail'oI Caught in tme SAFE AHO I DOHT KHOW THE i COMdtMATlON ; 1 J ALLEY OOP 1 That's Ti COLD OUT! BUT WE JUST CAN'T WEAR OUR. OLD COATS vM lit ITS - 77" heck; with These stylh changes! OKlC THIM& LEADS TO ANOTHER ' WITH THESE OUTFITS' N . 1 S V f .IlKT i s - V ( MINUTE", I 1 V C'RLS Cum CO. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS CJ C. AL'.EV T-t I C AA.' VvS vtr i SOT TO H WE 0 JT AT TH a larors in session oy snowing con crete evidence in the lorm of a voluminous book, a condensation of several thousand laws studied and voted ujxm by the two houses ol the last session o! the stale U'gislaluie. Considerably more legislation takes place, in civic clubs, schools ar.d smaller units, one, the home, limn is generally conceded. I't one or the other or in the inter cut of one or the other, a bill is conceived. Approximately only two per cent of the bills pie sented in the legislature arediail ed by individuals or committees of the legislative bodies while in session, the other per cent or :'pro;;.Wely so. are drawn up or dratted by citizens or groups of citizens and presented to then respective legislators. Therefor', even literally speaking, legisla tion begins at home. From another angle, lcgisl i lion begins at home in this re-sct,- the representatives and senators elected by the people to represent them in the legislature are endorsed and elected by the citizens, keeping several facts in mind. To vole conscientiously ev ery one who votes should know HERE'S SOME." TOOLS mo doubt yon CAM HOW CAM 1J WHAT DO L KNOW puu i a AIFF S ? I n - if Aliwtie! I wuv mot? FT LkoRK.Vi bHAVVLb; REVIVING THE r-OOLISH The past, vou might as well revive sowc of The SENSIBLE THIN05 1 .0 ',1 li ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, himself why he is voting his par tiular way. One way Is to be informed. Personal acquaintance fa an advantage, but a wide awake citien should read cur rent press releases, that is the front page, not just one news pj.jwr but several, thereby ting var ious view mints. In ' way, individuals acme m U ties, in community affairs, civk affairs, their attitudes and phil osophics will fcive chat j'cti'r to a name when it apjwais on a nai lol. It is the i are c. .e that "black horse" is elided, t here foie reading is one of the funda mental means of becoming ac (juainted with caridmaVK or po tential candidates. To vote is a pnvi!t"" To ex ercise this cheriihed li itne of democratic freedom should incrii the respect of voting ml' iiigcntiy and conscientiou.sly. .IlHlge I)ave liusenbark, Intro- i duced his talk on the Oouglas i County Hospital and the need for stabilizing it, by relating le;:Ula- ! Hon to it. In this comieclmri rjiien of countv or municipalitv are oft en called upon to vote in order i to make a lair decision on a local j problem. Jude l;usenb.uk Rave, an enlightening description 01 j the present facilities of the Coun- j tv Hospital, some ol its past nt tory, the size, type, the operating 1 of thn institution nnd the fin;inr inn of ii. Although the ier.it set-up Is ina'iequ.tte for the Coun ty's need, the main issue is that the present -jet-up is not stable, and that the county's need for eounty hospital facilities two or thiee years from now wi'l be a real problem, For the county to own and opeiate a county hospital involves consider able expense to the taxpayer. Some enmities in the -state, whit h already owned and oeratcd their own county hospitals found it advisable to close or sell theni. in lieu nf privately ow ned OI orKaniationally owned hospitals tf lake care of the aged and ailing aged. Judge Huscnhaik. mentioned this interesing fact, that for Sinn1.1 unexplained leason Josephine and loui:'as Counties have more aged twople out I'm years than any ether counties in the state. This imortant fact wa brought to light, tnat a priv ately owned hospital could oper ate at lesser -ost to the countv than a countv-ow ned hospital du. to governmental regulations con- LECLEU MOTOR CO, MACHINE SHOP MOTOR REBUILDING CYLINDER BORING INSERT RESIZING LINE BORING OUR SPECIALTY Phono 355-L -A6 MuSTm A'j KfALLY KNOW PO - I'l.L. AV3CUT AMTOJ5 - ytir on. will") TIMKE.R WITH . 4 " And It's All Upside-Down a; inM,-, I FEEL Lik.cTmF,TCO WHIS IFRS MOTHEC' THINGS OF i. i v i u i n loot Auntie's Idee - l '41 ;-v y ...r' Bs '' c .v A JjT I '. .. ?.' ROSEBURG, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, I troilin? the manner In which fi d j eral aid may b1 'hperi-icd iur tiu' i ue ol aged raUcnts. If Oouglas County could again j own the pres. nt stt.- which i now used jor a mumy hospital ! ttie situation would bo somewhat simpMiied A short buineys meeting wa. held, juecerjing the pio;;ram of ype.ik'Ts. pie:d'-d over by Mi i. .., n W htttenhui ', vice-preside if. Mi.i. J'ioy.uei K. Hi'ow n, a ch.c tc r meifjix-r ol lii schurg 1U W.C. was welcomed back as a mi mber. 'lite corr.mittee in charge of tliis rncotin ; was: Mrs. SuJa Par kinson, chairmar. ; Vivian j &tt, in chuge of refreshment Gladys Foley, Flossie Viidf. and Vera Fredei i( ki.on. Til' apoiiitment of the follow ing coniinittre caaiiinwi was a;i rvjuneed by Kdna fielgt von. op'si- (if tit i'erei ;dis': V'vKin Lcdon, con c ciiairman for tlte South I district Conferenre to be held in iioselnu;;, March 7; Mr .Mavis I lashai ,,'en, Salety Pro giam and contest, program set up by (tie .National reiteration; Ml-.- Vii L-inia BarkiT, bi annual na tional con e: it ton chairman loi loeal clui) arrangements nation al convention to oe held In Hous ton, Texas, and po.t-convennoii tour of Mexico; Mrs. Jean Whit- tenburg, to woik wilh hosebur (jenetal Ho'piial Commiltee. Kctrt-.hmt uts ucre served al the close of the meeting by the committee, Mrs. Kdna iHelgesor. and Mrs. Jean Whittenburg, pour ing. 'Hiose present were: Jud'e Iavt' lluentiark. Senator ;tt.d Mi-s. Thomas iirkinso,i, Vivian I.ogsdon, Jean Whittenliui g. Kd na lielgeson, Mildred lirown. Maurle l(. Kidder. Henrietta I'.it terson, Anne Storrs, l-aura lie-;, Mirmii' Clark, Klossi- Viruen, M.iry (-h.ipnian, Mais Ua-ibai-gen, Margaret I'., liiown, IJ'sie Fandrich, Helen Kmery, ;ia'ls V.. Kolev, Steiia S'neer. Kloi I'lice Chipm.in. Marietta Powrs, 'ivian Ilaiker, Mrs. Maragar-t liiown, a chartir member of I Hoseburg B.I'.W.C. ' bai k as a member. The next meeting will lx held at the Armory, January t hi-. I will he the mid-vear initia'ion ! and emblem ceremony meeting. I Committee in charge: lluth K"h. erts, Clara Heig, 'cr.ia Caro:h 1 ers and Maiy I'eterson. 439 N. Jackson Ly - ANO I PROMISE DRIVE. DOWM TO tpeat THE uriL, eciTTM , MY Poors LOOK Pur SrlTL BE MUD WHATS . of CO-i! APPROACHING! 1 t ,l i , o'i.i-.w a wik msV , JOHN E. PARROTT IS NAMED DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION John E. Parrot t, Rose burg, son nf Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parrott of (iiinim Valley, has been named director of Christian Kducaiion i at the First Baptist Church in ; Portland, formerly held by Rev. j Gilbert H.- Christian, who resign-1 ed a year ago to become execu- the secretary of the Oregon Coun-! cil of Churches. Parrott attended elementary and secondary schools in Rose- i !r, .iJ? i i;i'it al I.infieUl Collcee and his . I!. D. ticyrce at the Berkeley rii , vinity school at Berkeley, Calif. He has been student pastor of j a, lno nome of m,,. arl Bleile IJaptist churches in Oregon and , at 2iw Watson street for all mem northern California. While at-, ber9 0( tie ciu, an(j jriends in tending the Berkeley divinity tercsted in Oregon State College. ! school ho was for nine months 1 Protestant religious couneslor at San Cjuentin prison. He is also Associate pastor of the White Temple Baptist Church In Port land with Dr. Ralph Walker. His wile, the former Jeanne Neville f;arhart, Is the daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Garhart ol Kosenurg. RIVERSDALE COMMUNITY CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY The Riverydale Community Club will meet Friday night, Jan- uary 23. at eight o'clock at the srhoolhouse. All parents and friends are cordially invited. POTLUCK SUPPER TO BE HELD FRIDAY NIGHT All members of the Odd Fel lows Lodge and Union Encamp ment. No. 9, and their familii s are invited to a potluck supper at seven o'clock Friday night, Janu ary Zlrd, at the I. O. O. F. hall. The camp will furnish coffee, rolls and butter. PUBLIC INVITED TO CHILI SUPPER MONDAY Rose P.-T. A. has invited the public to a chill supper and car nival to be held at the school house Monday night, January at seven-thirty o'clock. Tickets for the affair are heing sold this weekhy Ihe students and will also be sold at the door the evening of the affair. HAPPY HOUR CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY The Kiversdale Happy Hour Club w ill met Thursday, Janu-1 ;;ry SI, at two ocloik at tne nome of Mrs. C. M. Stark with Mrs. Iiouis Cottrell as co-hostess. All members are most cordially in vited. COMMUNITY CONCERT ASSOCIATION MEMBERS TO HEAR VIOLINIST One of America's most out standing violinists, Joseph Fuchs, will be presented in concert Fri day night. January 2.'t, at pight filteen o'clock at the Junior High School auditorium under auspices of the Rnseburg Community Con cert Association. All members of Ihe Association are invited. La Htm Air-C4itiM4 Cclt to SAN FRANCISCO ONE-WAY FARE. $6.90 to 10 S ANGELES ONE-WAY FARE. $10.65 BY V. T. HAMLIN FASHDN NOTE! WHEN MOTHER WAG A For Lad ip and Children eUTlo m BY MERRILL BLOSSER - 3 piSijM tJ, j mim ( e . 1948 OLALLA GRANGE TO HOLD BOX SOCIAL Olalla Community Grange No. 013 will hold a box social Friday evening January 23. at seven thirty o'clock at the hall. The committee has reported it has secured excellent music for the dance to follow the supper. Those attending are asked to bring a box lunch and their ow n table service. Proceeds will go to the fund for purchasing a location for the hail for the Olalla and Tenmile Communities. JANUARY 26 IS DATE OF O. S. C. CLUB TEA The Oregon State College. Mo thers Club will slxjnsor a tea Irom two to Jive o'clock January 26 There will be no charges made for the affair. D. OF V. TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT Florence Nightingale Tent, No. 15, Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War will meet Fri day night at seven-thirty o'clock at the K. of P. hall. The officers have requested all members to be present. EVERGREEN GRANGE TO MEET FRIDAY EVENING Kverereen Grange will meet Friday night at a six-thirty o'clock potluck supper at the hall. All members are urged to be pre sent. The regular meeting will follow the supper. WEST MELROSE CLUB TO HOLD PARTY FRIDAY The West Melrose Club will honor Betty Sheldon and Ed Moon at a birthday buffet sup per at seven-thirty o'clock Fri day evening at the home of Mrs. Mary Sanders. Members and their families arc Invited and are asked to bring a covered dish and their own table service. Medford Corporation Boosts Timber Holdings MEDFORD, Ore., Jan. 21. (P The Medford Corporation, w hich operates a sawmill and log ging operation employing 475 per sons here, has acquired 22.350 acres of timber land south of the Rogue River South Fork. The purchase, for which price was not announced, boosts the firm's timber holding to 78,500 acres in Jackson County, the largest private holdings in the county. The tract formerly was held by the Rogue River Timber Co., con trol of which was acquired by the Medford Corp. last year. The Prospect Timber Corp. acquired a Mirtion of the Rogue tract north of the South Fork. PHONE 307 FOR SAWDUST and Single or Double Loads Ph. 307 YOUNGS BAY LBR. CO. A N N O U.N C I N G WFVif R0LL F'LM SERV1CE- Developing and printing any size roll films. 24 hour service. NEW NEW We solicit your patronage for Weddings 9 Club activities Public gatherings Roll film developing and printing Aerial photog raphy Blueprinting. Open House Wednesday You are invited to inspect our new plant facilities and added equipment. Everyone welcome. Master Photo Shop The English walnut grows tn almost every state ol the United States. CRUSHED ROCK AND SHALE ROAD BUILDING EQUIPMENT FOR RENT IMMEDIATE SERVICE J C. COMPTON Phone 41-J-l WE HAVE IN STOCK Tractors Combines v Plows Harrows Disks Rollers Lima Spreaders Power Mowers Cos Enqlnes Cream Separators Shallow & Deep Well Pumps j AT THE ! ROSEBURG GRANGE SUPPLY j HOME OF FI8HERS DAIRY AND POULTRY FEED8 I 222 Spruce 8t Rottbura, Oregon .iilll1 tit for a tiihtr waj . . . M tonus UNOtt Aumoarr Of thi cookoca compamv ir ROSEBURG COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY ADDRESS. Master Photo Shop nov at 435 N. Jackson. Re decorated and remodeled for efficient production. TELEPHONE NUMBER. Call 831-J I Soils that are too low In or ganic matter usually produce iPr cro I ft r A Mffl for appointments. ! ', - V; 435 N. Jackson Phone 831-J T if i- m ! 'mmm Mi r irr f r in