Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, January 22, 1948, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSE8URG, OREGON THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1948 m : -4$ V1 SI Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER PUBLIC INVITED TO SCHOLARSHIP LOAN TEA TO BE HELD JAN. 31 The Kos;hui'K oman's Cluh, assisted hy Ihf Junior Woman's Out, win sponsor the annual M-M'iaislup and lellousliip loan i!vit !ca Saturday, January .il, al th" If. C. Hviii hon in Lau H'lwood from 2:i in i:M o'clock. ..All clubs in tliu f-ounty un es pecially invilcd. liolh rm-n and wonn'ii have oven asked to at tend. Miss IIsp Dorothea !!a.irkt 'from Biail, will t auvsi nt honor, Miv; Itaackr is an ex chanK ntudtnt aiwiulinij On-v-on JStatt C'olU'r on a SliMl scholar ship, lu v ill be honored at a ' 12:15 o'clo( k no hostess luncheon January 31, at Carl's Haven. Members of the Kosebuitf and 'Junior Woman's C'iub are invited and -ked to make reservations by calling the t han man, Airs. K. L. Tauscher at tilft L, or Mrs. i'aul . S. Klli jtl at ftiS-L. MKs Kaacko will be accompan led to Kw-eburg by Mrs. Mai k M'Callister, president of the Cor vallls C'lult; Mrs. J. (iault, state vjidio '. hairman, and Mrs. Max K-lley, Alt.any. district president. Klaborat.'' plans are heint( mane h (lie jiii mi (tees tu have this I tlfair one of ihe finest rif the je,ib year. A most coidial Invi tation to the public has been cx I lend"'!. 1 0. P. W. C. TO MEET j N E XT MONDAY NIGHT I '1 lie Jii'siness and Professional Women's Club will hold mid-year Imitation and the Kmblern cere ; ii'ony at -.L,ht o'clock next Mori i'ley evenini; at the armory. Jtuih j ti'herts, t jai a iter, Vei na Cu ' r'-tltei y, and Mary l'et i son will be in chaise of the affair. All i memt':s are ui tfed to bt1 preesnt. ' WEEKLY STORY HOUR TO BE SATURDAY The Children's weekly story hour will ! held at ten thirty o' ;fl''k Saturday at the Itoseriurg i I'ublie l.ibiaiy under the direc tion of Mis. Merlin Lursen. All p.-ade school childien are invited. W. S. OF c. a. HAS LUNCHEON MEETING The Woman's Sxieiy of Chris tian Service of Inliard met 'Ihuis day at the chinch pallors lor a poiluik dinner, 'ihe uomen ner ved (. nner to the gentlemen who are woikme on ine new annex to the chuieh. '1 he tievoi tonal service was in chaii'e of Mis. itertha Kuimru-il. She v, js assisted m yjvir.tf a vei interesfiii' skil criniUii; "Thai tny way be known.'' iy Mrs, hinily i-'o hack, Ca; henne i itly den, M;.-.s (.Jafys J hn-e-n and Mis. Kvelyn tei Mul. Stts. i'osf arcornpaint'd Mi a. A,..icyaid smeim;: "Uis Low r; W aderiul to Me," Jicv. Apt leyard new ol fiee s (or were: Airs. I icient; Mr tailed the i .ir who ellv h ei f'uson, p; es- Catliej ine iladen. Hazel Zimmermen Achieves Success in Unusual Occupation Giving market advice is usually a man's business, but Hazel Zimmerman, Vest Coast Investment Counsclot wliose widely lead financial column and news letter offers guidance to inrcstors, has achieved prominence in this unusu il field. In her Beverly Hills home, where she is f. nud as a host ess, she considers Sjx-rry DriCrcd Snow "Home PtrftrleJ'' Tnriched Hour a "best buy ". . and includes it on all licr listings of ' investments that return the most interest." mm i - - r -! -. 4 m vice u sidnt; iCosa Hi nihach. record set retary ; Helen r'.um mell, r'creiaiy of spiritual Kne; licrtita Hnmii)"!l, .See:it;uy ol the Missions; Mercy Hue 1 1, sec retary of local church aetivirjes. Mrs. Helen flurrirr.ell y:tp a very inspirational talk on the (ireat i'rayers of the liible, as sisted by Mercy Hue! jjfviiitf (Gen eral I'alton's prayer lor Three I ;ivt (d Sunshine in his eat Hatrle of the liiiU'e. Kahvl Mc Iwmell closed the pioi'ram vvith fB ft- .V- w. SOUR r r . r"'-.n7,,TH"0-..w. T0RTE '"or,, "no, a reading of the I louse wife's I'rayer. J fielle Clark had charge of : Ihe aioes. It was d-cided to have a Val jfrnl:if party and pot luck supper i foe the lamihes tin the evening o f Febr ua i y 1 a t t he school houve. IV'jse fur-ent were ATesdams: i Myrtle Mc.Mpine, lit len Hum iiK'.'l, Be:.s (aiit'ert, lietty ; ;;is-n. lieile Cl.trk, Nan Wilson. ii', tee Larries, Flosie Owens, Carol l.eic'..-r, .-.i.'iy S'oncr, Myrtle ' (l f-.fj.il- Fo-hai k. Mercy l. Mi, iier'ha Ilumine I, Miss fil.tdys .fohnston, H. I'.id, Inio l',' ne Appi-.-yard, I'.f'V. Apl-leyaid. I.'.uy 1 .ie 'f.wcll, Fvelyn iN'i'cker 'm. a'heiine liny den and Hosa H.iiih.ich. FAVED VtOLir-MST TO BE HEARD FRIDAY Iieoh Fuclis-. rv.p of the top rankiii' vifaiiusTs in Hip country ff)r:;iy, u.ll he presented by the ( Vjiii nui ih iy Concet Association at r-i.-ht i i f teen o dock Friday ni'ht i.t the Junior Hijh School lu-litoi :urn. Valentin 1 'avlovsk wi'l aet ar; riccompanit. lit ( ntly .hsepn Fuchs aquir i'd th" "( idiz Stradivarius, a I so l;n;U ri ts the "Cannon" rw cause of iis powerful tone. 1 he iivtrunient is datcrl 1722 and is a part tilariy fine example of the Cteinona master's art. Joseph I-'uchs first gained r'C n'nition as ap rsfH-chilly talen-c-l v i linil fit the ae of six. At the a ;e of 17, he won the Isaac Nev. ti:i S"liman prie of one Ih'.ieand '. j1;hs and left for l;u rope to study with the German n a Jet's. I pun his at rival theie, he w.f- a-ked to present concerts and did s.t in both dermany and Aiistiia. where !m was acclaim ed by Ihe ctrides. Today Fuehs is pomh-d out as one of the few oi. i standing mesieians In this country who have been exclusive ly Am'Tuan ti. lined, neturnitr; to Ameiica, he was (fh'ie l the prd ol cncert-mas-i-T with Hie Cltelar.d Orch-s r i .i , a po,t he fiiK'd with preat il ti letioii. He has played as ' I -i t w.ih oui..tatid;n;; ; m pl.ony ore! irs tr as and latel de cided to hae a concert career ejitnely. WOMf-.N UROrO TO PEW F0.1 REO CROSS MONDAY crying 9t ""-' - "inn a " ' 'lh- -op-vm of LicehurtT ; :e ; si ; ooti'hr:' communities .red to .i'leiM th" lied Cl 'A .tr: Mi' 'in;;s every Moih HI' in Ked Ci't--, MKiir.s at the arm1 n sew for fre 'eterans h(r-p: deti;iiie need lor women to o-.t w-;li ; 11 tyj.K of s.-v.ine, elt and women who can pos ty si' tie the tine a help i.i '-"'d to I.- at the armory ev !'nd.i a 1 1 r noon. STUDY CLUB HAS INTERESTING MEETING YONCALLA ThP Yoncalla Uomen's iJtudy Club fnet at the home of Mrs. Dan Wright Thui n.fv afterntKjn. A delicious dissert luiifiieon was served at one 0 dock. Mrs. Ida Pinkston, president, criducted the business meeting. !'i --n-s were mad lor the an iual Red Letter Day Tea. Jan. 2Uth. at the Methodist Church. A puest sA-akr and proprarn of rnu:c .s tx"n i:rra:i-ed. Kefreshments .'- i ' I Ik s;'ved by the social corn tTirte. 'Ihe silver offering re ceived will po to the club's three projects, namely, the Doernbech er hospital, scholarship loan fund t:id the local library. The public is invited to attend this tea. Members voted to contribute to the polio fund drive and Mrs. 1 on liraco. chairman, received a liberal offerinp. Two interestinp papers were iveu: "Current Movies, For and Apnint " bv Mrs. Kahnael Wise I and "Myrmids of North Ameri ca, hy Mrs. Flovd Pinkston. (iioup sinping of old soncs was enioyed. with Mrs. Jennie Lass well piano accompanist. Mrs. Fred Merk, secretarv-treasurer of I the public library, read a fir.nn I cial reKrt. Mrs. Lasswell, chair man of the library board, called for a special meeting of the board rriemlwrs to be held at her home Wednesday at one o'clock, Jan. 21st. Members are requested to bring lists of desirable honks to order. The next meeting of the! f lub will be held at the home of Mrs. Hugh Warner Feu. 5th. 'i hosi prosent were Mrs. Ida ! Pinkston. Mrs. Jennie Lasswel!. Mrs. Raphael Wise. Mrs. I!rii-vey Cocke ram, Mrs. Kdijar r.ichards, Mrs. Fred Merk. Mi s. Hugh War ner, Mrs. John Sparks, Mrs. Pare Kinrery, Mrs. Fred Reeves, Mrs. Pon Hrace and guest, Mrs. Sarah Wert. PUBLIC INVITED TO 0. S. C. CLUB TEA TO eE HELD MONDAY All nersr.ns interested in Ore- i iron State College are most cor ! ih d'y invited to enjoy the tea 1 ironso!ed hy the . S. C Mo thers Club Monday afternoon from two to live o'clock at the home of Mrs. Karl M. Bleile at 2iH Watson street. There will b no charges made for the af- i fair. I SO AND SEW CLUB I -iAS ENJOYABLE MEETING ! SITHKRUN - Mrs. Florence i Cotik entertained the So and Sew Club and guest at a eharm ' itig dessert luncheon at her love Iv home or. the soirth.dde slope Wednesitay. Beaut i fill bo'ifju'ts of eameiias carried out a rjretly motif fur the occision. The lav' covi'ied table was centered with I a low centerpiece of eameiias I flanked by tall tapers, j Covers were placed lor: Mrs. : Frankie Harms, guest, and the ! following members: Mrs. Ruth j Vogelpohl, Airs. Mildred Culver, I Mrs. Juanita Holgate, Mrs. Na- omi Riggs, Mrs. Mary Barker. ! Mrs. Irma Cornish, Mrs. Meryl i Wahl and the hostess, Mrs. Cook. I An enjoyable afternoon was spent in visiting and sewing. Mrs. Cook was presented with a lovely hostess gift from Mrs. Cul ver. The next meeting will be in February and will be held at the i home of Mrs. Cornish. PUBLIC INVITED TO ' CHILI SUPPER MONDAY The public is invited to a chill supper and carnival to be held 'at the Rose School Monday eve ning. The supper will be served from six to seven thirty o'clock t in the lunchroom. Tickets are on isale and may be purchased from ; the school children or at the door the eening of the affair. The carnival w ill be held upstairs following the supper. I FULLE RTON STUDY j GROUP TO MEET ' The Fullerton P.-T. A. Study ! Group will meet from two to three o'clock Monday, January jo, ai ine scnooinouse, lonowea i by an executive committee meet- ing. according to an announce-1 ment made hy the president, Mrs. J. M. 'Joyles. All members are j urr:ed to be present. CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING WEDNESDAY YONCALLA Mrs. Clyde Sher Iy was a gracious hostess to the members of the Yoncalla Town and Country club, at her home Wednesday afternoon. Plans were completed for the program, which the club will sponsor Wed nesday evening In the High school gym. Proceeds of the pro gram will be elven to the March (of Dimes. A pie and cake social I will be enjoyed following the program. A potluck lunch was enjoyed following the meeting. Those present were Mrs. Russell Lloyd, Mrs. John Lewey, Mrs. Don Brace, Mrs. Dan Wright, Mrs. Olger Holland, Mrs. Charles Timmons, Mrs. Dora Benner, Mrs. Carl Conway, Mrs. Alton Grass, Mrs. Delton True!, Mrs. Percy Applegate and the host, Mrs. Clyde Sherley. Ik 1 QUICKER VJ1 from Your tint ruLLl O Cue cn.!Ki CARLOAD ALUMINUM ROOFING AMPLE STOCKS AT SPECIAL PRICES DENN-GERRETSEN CO. 402 W. Oak Ph. 128 Jtom i r "on lj 'jtt.ii w-n.j . '"h,lr ,i,"""pi"'r ,;,""" I ov(1, "7u.irri Will. ?"So 'A .. i llail ZiiniiKTinan, v,lio.-c literary hobby hu octtcJ tier two n-iiiorul waiJs, says tbc Martin MeaJe Sour Cnam Apple Tone, with its flAy crust wiJ titli, smooth, tasry Clluig (sec recipe above), it a sonnet in pastry You'll praise k, toa And you'll make it perfcaly Willi Jpcrry UriftcJ Snow Hour, lou see, DriluJ Snow nj t Majtlia MeaJc tecipc 1 s j, j . ';j,V ; assure you of uniform pood tcsults every tunc. 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BY MERRILL BLOSSER 1 J '5 At Nielsen's Market Ida Dell Smith Ohio or Diamond CREAM CORN GIGANTIC PEAS MATCHES Mo. 2 tin 2 for 29c No. 2 fin 2 for 25C 3 boxes - IOC Kcrrs Strawberry Preserves Fruit Preserves 2-lb. jar Kerrj Assorted 2-lb. jar 69c 53c Franco American Spagielii Nuc j 2 for 29c Fril-lcts Egg Noodles Ln. b,,s 25c Kancho Chicken Noodle Soup 2 cars 25c Skinned Hams Il.ilf or Whole Lb 69c Smoked Picnic Hams Short Shanked i.b. 49c Slab Bacon Hy the Piece i.t. 69c Salt Pork Lb. 49c - Store Hours fcVyvi Soturday f yAi to A 7 p.m. I ft Gerbers Baby Foods 3 cans 20c Sunshine Graham Crackers a.ih. y,x 49c Quick or Reg. Cream of Wheal i.,. pkg 29c A tr Red Box 3.49 Delicious Apples 31tw 29c U. S. No. T 100 -lbs. 5.49 Potatoes joibs 57c Florida Red New Potatoes Fresh Tomatoes iyo 3n. 25c 35c Arizona Large Six Grapefruit 4 (at25c Thi miicui f Salomon it iwuiinT ruiifyi AT DEER CREEK BRIDGE Thn J e'frctive tr,4y, Saturday art Monday, Jan. 23, 24, 2 (1 C i) W ..... s