Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, January 30, 1948, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG' NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 194S Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER PUBLIC CORDIALLY I sponsor born-fit affairs annually INVITED TO BENEFIT I lo raise money for this scholar- TEA SATURDAY, JAN. 31 I snip loan fund. Hundreds ol Ore- The beautiful new home of Mr. f.on Kills und many Horn Kose- and Mm. H. C. lierg in Laurel- nurg nave receiven rneir eouca- wood will le the scene of the an nual scholarship loan tea to be sponsored by the Roseburg Wo man's Club and the Junior Wo . man's Club Satur day, January . 31. Doth men and women are most cordially invited to call at the Berg home between the hours of two-thirty and five-thirty o'clock. The tea will honor Miss Use Dorothea Raacke, of Brazil, who Is attending Oregon State College -on a $10o fellowship from the Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs. Clubs throughout the state ROSEBURG KINDERGARTEN Mrs Mary Eastman 113 E. Lane St. Phone 1092J Pre-School Training Registration lor February: Monday Morning, Feb. 2. lion as a result of this fund. This year, the fund was made avail able to exchange students and Miss Raacke, who has an out standing record in honors in her country, was selected as the ex change student lor Oregon. Miis Raacke will be accom panied here by Mrs. Mark Met'al lisier, Corvallis Woman's Club president ; her vice-president, Mis. Schoenli-ld; Mrs. Sutton, first vice-president of the dis trict, and Mis. J. 11. Gault, state r-idio chairman, all of Corvallis. The visitors will be honored at a 12:15 no-hostess luncheon at Carl's Haven preceding the tea. Members of the senior and Jun ior clubs are Invited and mem bers desiring transiortatlon are asked to be in front of the Hotel Rose not later than 12 o'clock and ears will be there to lurnish the transportation. Mrs. L. L. Tauscher Is general chairman of the affair. Mrs. lioorge K. Houck, senior presi oent, and Mrs. Carl Wassom, Jun ior president, will head the re ceiving line. The Berg home In Laurelwood is one of the nnest new moaern residences In Roseburg and the two clubs are esiicciaiiy apprccia- NOW AVAILABLE ON OUR EASY Plan! gam f M Irs mm MX mm w mm w v - I7iw You're making a wise invcstmtnt whto you let us install this nc Oldsmobile engine in your car. It's surprisingly low in cost less than a major overhaul I And it's available now, on our easy Budget Plan! In addition, this factory-guaranteed engine-precision-tooled with new materials throughout assures you of increased operating economy and lower mainte nance expense. Call today for an early installation appointment. AVAILABLE FOR '37-'47 MODELS No down payment if you own your car othcrwiso 20 down 12 mot. to pay. RAY BUCKLEY MOTORS 233 N. Stephens l'T's'i ml i Phono 311 tlve to Mr. and Mrs. Berg for making it possible for the scholr arshlo loan tea to be held In such beautiful surroundings. Club wo men and men throughout the county are most cordially invited to enjoy the affair. MARCH OF DIMES TO BE AIDED BY PARTY The Calapooia Ladies Club has invited the public to enjoy a de lightful benefit card ji.irty at eight o'clock Saturday night, Jan uary 31, at the clubhouse to raise money or the March of Dimes fund. l'ries will be awarded winners In five-hundred, pinochle and bin go. A door piitt? will also be giv en. Refreshments will be served, following the card play. Club ladies are asked to furnish either cookies or sandwiches. EXECUTIVE BOARD OF B. P. W. C. TO MEET The executive board and the committee chairmen of the Bus iness and Professional Women's Club will hold a vei-y important meeting at 8 o'clock Monday night at the home of Jean Whitteniau g on Blakeley street to make plans for the Southern Oregon spring conference. Officers and committee chair men requested to he present in clude: F.dna E. Helgeson, Jean Whittenburg, Mildred Hermann, Stella Spencer. Vivian l-ogsdon, Ktna Davis, Klijineth Hcinlinc, Ina Farnsworth, Mary Ann Bar ker, Laura Joyce I'atton. Alvia Wotherell, Verna Carothers, Bes- I sic Fanririch, Florence Snetlaker, Sula Parkinson, Ruth Roberts, Nance Duncan, Laura lies, (lolrla Nickell, Dolina Grobe and Hael Dixon. Sla&dard Radiator Repair Harrison and McCord Cores BOIL-OUTS FLUSHES CAS TANKS Complete Modern Equipment AT TRIANCLE JACKSON and Winchester Call 686 ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY The Roseburg Woman's Club will hold an important meeting i next Tuesday at one-thirty o' iclcx'k at the armory. Mrs. Scott j Layman, program chairman, will I have charge of the Interesting i program with Mi s. Lester Nied ' sen in charge of the sriecial mu j sic. Mrs. (Jeorge K. Houck, pres i iilent. has urged all members to j lie present. BRIDAL SHOWER GIVEN iMISS BEVERLY BROWN WILBUR Mrs. Virgil Smith and Mis. Vernon liRaut were hostesses at a bridal shower at (the Wilbur school auditorium to honor Miss Beverly Brown, daugh i ler of Mr. and Mi s. Raymond i Brown, who became ihe bride of j William Knicry ot Portland, Jan I uary 1. Lovely gifts were pie ! seined to the guest of honor and ! delicious rclreshments were serv I cd. Those enjoying the occasion with Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Laltaiir in honor of Beverly were: Mrs. Raymond Brown, Mrs. George Short. Mrs. Kenneth Quine, Mrs. Harold McKay. Mis. Harry Bainl, Mis. Clilford McKay, Mrs. W. K. Russell, Mrs. Abliy Russell, Mrs. V. Russell, Mrs. Hugh Ritchie, Mrs. Bonnie Morehouse, Mrs. Mamie Bruce. Mrs. Dick Brown, Mrs. Glen Hunter, Miss Jo;in Farrell. Sr. Mrs. Rov Quinton Mrs. Tita Hill, the Misses Walk er, Mrs. Miit Miller. Miss Fditll Jones, Mrs. D. P. McKav, Mrs. Will J. Dcardorf. Mrs.' Julia Vuiagua. Mi's. Charles Sands. Mrs. Ralph Loomis, Mrs. Floyd Chapman, Mrs. Narciss. I .a taut, Mrs. F.v.i Klnsel, Mrs. E. C. Jen kins, Mrs. Menzie I-oe. Mrs. Ken nel h Barneburg, Shirley Lee and Arlyn Brown. ROSEBURG STUDENT GUEST AT PARTY UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eugene, iSieciall Arlcne Jocob son, daughter of Mr. and Mis. Mervin E. Jacobson of Roseburg. was invited to attend the annual Smnrty party given Tuesday evening by Mortar Board, senior women's honorary on the Univer sity of Oregon campus. This par ty was given for freshmen wo men who earned a grade point average of 3.00 or better for tall term. deserve gentle-W i v:i',e'? . -1 i mm n;iutiful ilraH-rics ami slip (overs arc expemiv e and I .ml to p'pl.tce, vliith is diiO of tliti Inst rraMis l.r protrttuifi tlit-Pi with Ui-ntlt'. fcifr tlrv t leaning a ul nitAX-BiiMiinff. Our i M'rt tlcaiiLiiR aixl DH.W liriOnnR atltU (o the hie of IioiimIioIiI f.iltrin . . . k'-cps thrin frrh and new liM.CiriK ami protrcts tht-m tioiil tni'.hiO tlt'lrrinratit-n ( iiiird by RTiT'ie and dust. I, ft us v,wc till ynnr linmr I thru s a frt sh start for tho ( nniiiR Kfaviii. nn.X is the new fabric finish fmii hi tie vuiktTi of .'invm'i uX. NEW METHOD CLEANERS Pickup and Delivery Phone 933-R "For Those Wno Desire the Bret" We Operate Our Ow n Plant 217 E. Douglas Across from Courthouse 3-DAY SERVICE llaLuial YiiUtu'c ol Qeanuu and Dyeui? I ROSEBURG CIRCLE TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY I Roseburg Circle w ill meet next I Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock I at the home of Mrs. Walter Sam ! uelson at 4-15 South Pine street with Mrs. Kd Westiierg acting as hostess. Members and friends I ar e most cordially invited. iJUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB 'TO MEET MONDAY NIGHT The Junior Woman s Club will I nvet Monday night at eight o'- clock at the armory lor an Im i portant business session. Mrs. Carl Wassom, president, has re-cii'-stcd all members to be pre sent. PARENTS CLUB TO SPONSOR BOX SOCIAL '1 he Parents Club of St. Joseph's School will sponsor a box social next Saturday night, January 31, from 8 to 12 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. C. McDonald in Carden Valley. All members of the parish are invited and are asked to bring a box supper. Dan cing und games will be enjoyed during tile social hour. Proceeds of the party will go to the Par ents Club fund to be used lor chil dren of the parish. EAGLES DRILL TEAM TO HOLD PRACTICE The Eagles Auxiliary drill team has announced a practice for Wednesday rjight. February 4. at seven thirty o'lock at the Eagles lounge. All officers of the auxil iary are also requested to be pre sent. As there is a demand for more members to join the drill team, the officers have request ed all members interested to at tend this meeting. BENEFIT PARTY TO BE HELD AT CASEY HOME A very interesting benefit par ty carrying out the theme, "Night in Latin America." will be spon sored by Miss Helen Casey and Miss Kay ad Miss Annaloris Ward next Tuesday night, February 3, at eight o'clock at the Casey home on Blakeley street with members of Circle, No. 1, and Circle. No. 2 and their friends invited as guests. A small admission charge will be made. Proceeds of the evening will go to Circle, N. 2, fund. Miss Casey, who recently re turned from a two months trip to Panama, Guatamala and Mexico. Tired Kidneys Often Bring S!sep!oss Nights Whn r1i$nrt!rof kirln-y ft-pcn permits pr irrnoiu m.-tt1-! o M nttin in your rlo"l. It ri;.ii ;ur- rtvi'i-' h.k fbfunuiiirpaina, 1 -x : -r.v Ink fif fx-p und ti.otitf, titiur up mvt-tjt. Wi ma. I'i:;hrii' un-jiT th eyri. Uf Uf he n.i ti; ip.-'s. Krnent or scanty l rti'B wi;h smarting rl burninti kim ( '. r ! iriii'T or bU) Ut. Ik n't wciil A k vur ilrtirpit tnr Doan'a I'll!.', a s'nnjlMit iiiir-tic, U!cd "tirclilljr liv p ihii'n fr aer 50 vrr. I)'an' giv h- i py r. i.. f -r.t hHp th It mile of ki i.t-s rbt litirh out pr.,t(inuui wintu trum uur LiOtxJ. Oct Dcmn'i i CARRIER BOYS START COLLECTING SATURDAY rV ALLEY OOP SERVE THAT phony VJAM? HW.' ill m. -. SESVG HIM...KN0TS YA T . . ON HS THICK , A S.T . SKULL, THAT'S 4S IL. r t. By APFRY, ( IT COULO BE 1 I I'M 5C!N3 AT I Ft. ;f AH, SON C? A CAMEL. IS IT THT SPARK Of BENSON AT LT C5LIMME5S IN VOOR. 5TUPID BKAiN f Everybody's Cuckoo 'cT if, . 1 1 ii i i. - - i n il i timifyf ' SiMNE TH05E ZS, PUNKT, ANi7 ISLVe MIND THE VISE CSACKS.' I'LL 0UR. FATHEADEO R'SJAH... AND HOW ' -r- .' r .1 .lies' :,i --- Ti BY V. T. HAMLIN f 1 1 ACVISS 0'J BEWARE. HAVE NO I f MAPKESS IN H5EE5.' A AM SLIfiHTLY I l t: , 'nT V balmy: 3 ym M A. if'i f P FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Hester's Discovery BY MERRILL BLOSSER Arc Wu GdNu TO "These OUTFIT5 To Tilt NOT ME.' I SHOULD STIAl ANY THfc' PUUtC r i V' i r r . Mi I see what YOU Mf AN .' THf SF (JuMhES AREN'T EWCTIY ("OS Sl'fCrAToft srotr HESTER "oO J"e LH5FS.TT tvNe Of Tk,iNo Osl Xi'CE UtiiiV-, fx MiSShVo ALL .-sE -!fJi; .' HOW JVi Uc io ;-a . ( f L2 will give a talk on her travels and will exhibit articles which , she secured on the trip. Special , Latin America music will be fur-. .ustied lor tiie occasion by Miss, Kay and Miss Annlorls Ward. Refreshments will be served at the close of the program. i PAST MATRONS CLUB TO MEET MONDAY NIGHT The Past Matrons Club of Rose burg Chapter of Eastern Star will meet at a seven-thirty o' clock dessert supper Monday niyht at the home of Mrs. V. J. Micj'lli at 600 East Washington street with Mrs. R. L. Whipple and Mrs. George Marshall assis ting hostesses. All members and visiting past matrons are coidial ly invited. Over half the people of the United States own some kincj ol life insurance. ; The famous coffee hour.es cf London sold more tea than any other beverage. KEN'S RHYMINDER We can't prevent an accident, Or cure you when you're ill, But rest assured If you're insured, Our check will pay the bill. Are YOU Under Insured? Call KEN BAILEY INSURANCE AGENCY 315 Pacific Bldg. Phone 398 Save at Douglas VALUES Check these for your weekend shopping. Bacon Squares ... 43c Bacon Slab B9c Salt Pork 59c Old Fashioned Bologna 35c Pork Sausage 45c Compare our fresh meat prices Save SPECIAL save Between 10 o'clock and 12 o'clock Saturdnv Jan. 31, 1948 BUY Ferg's Spoghetti 12'2-oz. jar. Reg I9c 1-lb. Hamburger 45c l-qt. Dill Pickles 39c Total 1.03 ALL FOR 75c Coffee Your Choice ot Folger's, 21b. tin Chase and Sanborn, 2-lb. tin QC Preferred w3C Stock. 2 lb. tin Schilling's, 2-lb. tin LIMIT ONE No sale to dealers We will have a full line of fish for your LENTEN season requirements. DOUGLAS MARKET 230 N. Jackson Phone 350 Quantity orders delivered WE HAYE IN STOCK Tractors Combines ' Plows Harrows Disks Rollers Lima Spreaders Power Mowers Gas Engines Cream Separators Shallow & Deep Well Pumps AT THE ROSEBURG GRANGE SUPPLY HOME OF FISHERS DAIRY AND POULTRY FEEDS 222 Spruce St Roseburg, Oregon WOOD and SAWDUST Immediate Delivery 16' 16' I 4lS. Gr. Slabwood Mill Ends Phone 468 Screened Sawdust 4' Slabwood 4' Dry 16" Dry BURN SAWDUST! 50 CHEAPER THAN OTHER FUELS: UNIFORM HEAT PLENTIFUL SUPPLY PHONE 468 Single and Double Loads of Planer Ends Roseburg Lumber Co. Roseburg Ph. 468 ! H if r-S ' ' I. . feMVv1', r'vi-v First Christian Church invites you to hear MRS. J. B. SMITH of Illinois A Dramatic Reader with no Superior. She writes many o f her own readings. Also Singer and Musician. WHEN Beginning Sunday Night, March 7. 7:30 - l. '. ..!. U-