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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON TUESDAY, APRIL I3 1948 L- .W S.T ! 'Sri Hi v: 1 j Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MRS. J. M. BOYLE8 IS RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT OF FULLERTON P.-T. A. Mrs. J. M. Boyles was re-elected president of Fullerlon P.-T. A. at a meeting held Monday night at the scholhouse. Other officers elected included: Mrs. N. D. John 'son, vice-president; Mrs. J. A. Caraway, secretary; Mrs. Jack Chapman, treasurer, Mrs. Jack Davis, County Council represen tative. Paul S. Elliott, superintendent of the Roseburg School System, was the speaker of the evening and talked on the proposed school budget to be offered taxpayers for approval in the coming elec tion. The Association voted to send The best way lo make lure of a good crop it la male GOOD SEEDBEDS. And the best way to do this ii lo uo a farm-iiza SEAMAN ROTARY TILLER. II doet that things; pulverizes the toll thoroughly and uniformly) mixes (erllllior and humui Into the growing arta of the seedbed where it doet the most good; htlpt lo Increase nitrogen supply through compUlo itdbd titration) hattent and promolet mor compUlo gtrmlnation of tttd) htlpt to maintain higher teedbed temperature!) doesn't leave any olr pockelt or hard plow tolet lo retard plant growth; o keept molsluro In the teedbed for a healthy tlond) helps to destroy many crop peslt and certain varieties of fungus; provides effective weed control when operated with hood open. ALL THIS . . . with ono Impfomenf, supplied In a comploto range of sizes from 3 ft. lo 6 ft. Ullage widths, power-lake-off and motorized (gas or diesel) models. Write for full information . . . and see your local SEAMAN Dealer, lot us tell you more about this ''icsllont mechanical features. SEE US FOR CUSTOM WORK ALLEY OOP YOU CCMPVvlCN VtfuLCN'T UNPE TA.NP IF I f - EP.' VE E CO "TH- MLS El ESt .LLEV...IT!S 1W CONE t WHEC6 I r TOLD fO RTN'T C??RV j I WE RCTJNP u" v?Le. RJf 30UT TEN EMM' fUSJCH TO I I COULD HE SO IN ABJUT 'IM... AN wa,v. g J HE PEOPLE NO LAP( TJ 1 TH' EOT...rHECE TwEy WILL A ,V THIS VKS.V y nor MOCE IMrCWTANT I . ? THEM CUT TM'S I WHEKE BJ'LD E3"T... AN' LIVE V Si ' LANPf S TMINiiS TPO.' y r-i ... V A s.viARi pe5aT.'7 FJe thlSANPS ( i - i "' ' " ' V-'V i i ' m. V 'ot m Mrra n. wi an. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Public Enemy BY MERRILL BLOSSER r!Uttie fjcjp 5, ONE- YM-N-K!or fOiVP ,wor Y' " ? f SFFOCe u boys 1 ( we've given HIM THE STRAY BOAT IN F-K'tt Y-YOO, BOYS.'wftl. I' RETIBP FKOM PUBLIC " X W0RK9. INOUOlMw TWO CUSVDY, IT WASN1T M-M-MAYBf, GfNO A TU4CF.R A tfr , I'VE GOT A A--A CC CRriM COMES, BUT SO WO iJvvimwimu- -rent ijpcivfrIo . J. TciuGM PRtSlER I ftAMfiWR HE WONT TALK ' OUT TO H:R,NOW A-L-LANOLUBBER FiMP THf BOATS VVAMT YtXTO I- OANObltK v HE wrN ,A!.rv. .was ir? C, owner.; , GRiapwiv jw,A " nr-. V.1 dtraJ',A, htfVai W'L..-Lf.il....il.jw v , y.feu-tiv t " '""" v'v RED RYDER " On the trcil Home bFfRED'"haVmAN V JWAs'cRAfticbCK ie? 1 "iti5N"tAs"5:riE As"tT 1 f tme'."o1oAu6 viiit have 10 M RJarB Givf ViU REWARD ' KOW IE11V IEN'50 V1HA1. UUlE WAVEr J Est rAtD.COt T.I6 REWARD 1 J t tSCXO WS C-iT I FA'HER tOOl HAVE TO r-r , FitJtFLV MAr. PtJO'Mi-ED U5 J JWACK TO VUlAoE.RSr. the newly elected president and vice-president to the convention to be held at Klamath Falls, April 27-28-29. An auditing committee was ap pointed. A very Interesting program was presented by seven girls from Mrs. Matishoff'B Camp fire group. The group voted to purchase a cupboard for storage space for P.-T. A. paraphernalia. It was also voted to purchase a lace tablecloth and a table centerpiece. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. Mis. Clyde Carstens will act as installing officer for installa tion of the new officers at the next meeting to be held May 2 at 7:30 in the evening at the schoolhouse. remurkablo piece of tillage equipment and show you its man Drop in and let's talk it over man to man. KUHN'S SEAMAN TILLERS SALES AND SERVICE Nile, or MRS. ETHE CHADWELL IS GUE8T ARTIST ON WOMAN 8 CLUB PROGRAM Mrs. Ethel Chadwell, talcnteed musician and teacher of piano, was guest artist for the Rose burg Woman's Club one-thirty o'clock meeting held Tuesday af ternoon at the armory. Mrs. Chadwell delighted the group by laying "Trees," "Rustle of pring," and "Ava Maria," and graciously responded with "Rhap sody in Clue" as an pncr.ro. Mrs. R. E. Crawford, chaplain, opened the meeting by giving the invocation. Mrs George E. Houck, president, conducted the business session. Reports were given by Mrs. Kenneth W. Ford. Mrs. W. II. Carter, Mrs. J. M. Boyles, Mrs. I-.. K. Nielsen and Mrs Marry F. Hatfield. Mrs. Foster Butner gave a very fine talk on the primrose and camellia shows, which she re cently attended in Portland, anU Mrs. Alvin Ilelgeson told of the daffodil parade, which she en joyed a week ago In Tacoma. Those present were Mrs. George ' 1 V - Molorlied modtlt (got or diaial powered) are available In 4-fl. to o il. tillage wldlhi. Power.oVeolf models aro avail, oble In 36", 42", 48", oO" end 72" tillage widths. A top-rated two-plow tractor will hondlo tho 36" Tiller and a top-rated 3-plow tractor will handle a 42" Statnan Tiller. Box 97, 1 Miles Wcsl ON MELROSE ROAD Bust E. Houck, Mrs. W. H. Carter. Mrs. A. J. Geddcs, Mrs. Geor"e Borln, Mrs. R. E. Crawford, Mrs Louis Kolhagen, Sr., Mrs. H. O. Austin, Mrs. Clyde W. Carstens, Mrs. J. M. Boyles, Mrs. Charles A. Brand, Mrs. Slg Fett, Mr? E. L. Tauscher, Miss Estelle V. Con over, Mrs. A. J. Geddes, Mrs. G. V. Wimberly, Mrs. Rena Hclbig. Mrs .L. F. Nielsen, Mrs. J. J. Kester, Mrs George Snell, Mrs. Walter Middlestadt, Mrs. H. D. Scott, Mrs. A. F. Micelll, Mrs. H. O. Pargeter, Mrs. Vernon Keel, Mrs. W. J. Mess. Mrs. O. D. Gos nell, Mrs. Hugh Ritchie. Mrs. Velle Broadway, Mrs. Scott Lay man, Mrs. Eugeno A. Springer. Mrs. I. B. Riddle, Mrs. Ethel Chadwell, Mrs. Arthur Clarke, Miss Marie Martens, Mrs. Rov Entler. Mrs. Paul S. Elliott, Mrs. L. A. Wells, Mrs. Alvin Helgeson, Mi s. Bayard Reed, Mrs. T. B. Gar rison, Mrs. A. E. Knight, Mrs. Foster Butner and Mrs Frederick J. Porter. The nominating committee was appointed and included: Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield, Mrs. A. J. Geddes, Mrs. Eldred Jones and Mrs. Fred A. Knight. The next meeting will be April 20 at 1:30 o'clock at the armorv. The hostesses for the tea include: Mrs. T. B. Garrison, chairman. Mrs. Edwin G. Young, Mrs. I. B. Riddle. Miss Minnie E. Jorey, Miss Marie Martens and Mrs. Mabel Wilson. JOLLY CIRCLE CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING Jolly Circle Club met Wednes day afternoon at the home of Mrs. II. Morrill with twelve members answerig roll-call with poetry se lections. A short business meet ing was followed by members working on a ouilt and visiting. Mrs. Arthur Hillman, who Is re turning to Los Angeles because of ill health, withdrew from the club. Dainty refreshments were ser ved by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Ralph St. Peter and Mrs. GlenShippe. Those present were Mrs. Vernon Sanders, Miss Clara Schluenz, Mrs. Virgil Lynn, Mrs. George James, Mrs. M. Manning, Mrs. G. Isaakson, Mrs. Arthur Hillman, Mrs. James Folden, Mrs. Grnver Craft, Mrs. Ralph St. Peter and Mrs. II. Morrill. The next meeting will be April 21, at the home of Mrs. Freeman Williams. Members are asked to bring their thimbles and thread. WALTHER LEAGUE MEETING IS HELD Douglas Countv Walther League met Monday evening at tho Dick ioencnuerg nome in Sulherhn. In the absence af the secretary, Gloria Gaston. Dick Coenenberu had charge of her duties. A note of thanks was given the League tor Mowers sent to verlyn II b.irgen. Following the Bible study and scripture reading, games were played and tefrcsh nients were served. Those present were Rev. W. A. Sylwe.ster. Willard, Wayne and Harold Rictmann. Gene, Connie and Jack Anderson. Paul and Peggy Urben, Oaten Ulako and Mr. and Mrs. Anton Coenenberg and son, uick. The April 21st meeting will be held at the home of Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Sylwester, 1170 Mili tary Avenue. ROSEBURG CIRCLE TO HOLD MEETING Members of the Roseburg Circle made plans for a rummage sale at its last meeting, when Mrs. Warren Tozior was hostess at thr home of Mrs. Steve Fowler. A pick-up of donations will be made April 21st. Friends having dona tions are asked to tail !W2-L for a pick-up. The sale will be held as soon as a date is open. Tht May meeting of the organization will he held at the home ot fttrs. M.,C. Mix with Mrs. George An deison as hostess. BY V. T. HAMLIN LEGION AUXILIARY HAS MRS. FISHER AS GUEST SPEAKER TUESDAY The American Legion Aux iliary met Tuesday evening, April 6, at the Armory, with Mrs. George Jackson, presiding. A large group of Auxiliary mem bers were present. Mrs. Walter Fisher, guest speaker, was introduced by Mrs. Gertrude Hatfield, . who had charge of the Pan-American pro gram due to Mrs. Roy Young's absence. Mrs. Fisher gave a very line talk on her recent trip to South America. She explained the different forms of govern ment and money exchanges en countered, buying wares from the natives, and of the strange behavior of the llama, beast of burden in the Andes. Her descrip tions of Mexico City, Panama, Lima and the Inca ruins, Buenos Aires, Santiago, and Rio de Ja neiro, Sugar Loaf, and the Christ of the Andes Statue that over looks the city of Rio de Janeiro were very vivid. The unit saluted all ex-service women at this meeting. Mrs. Flo Chipman, Mrs. Blanche Casey and Miss Virginia Young were among those present represent ing this group. Mrs. Violet Hannon, Depart ment Hospital Chairman, will assume duties of Unit Rehabilita tion Chairman temporarily. Mrs. Ruth Rhoden, recently resigned this position. Reports of the recent food, plant and shrub sale have been favorable and the unit thank all who assisted. Plans are under way for the Gold Star Mothers Dessert Sup per In May. Mrs. Madge Dixon and Mrs. Greta Caskey are in charge of this supper. The Camp Fire Girls sponsored by the American Legion Aux iliary made and served delicious refreshments. Miss Virginia Young is in charge of this group. The Auxiliary Sewing Group meets at the home of Mrs. Jane Stephens, 324 E. Washington, Wednesday afternoon, 2 p. m., April 14. This group sews for the American Legion Auxiliary Child Welfare Center located at the Armory. More help is needed In this department. Those who need transportation are asked to call Mrs. Rose Dauber, 105-R. SOCIAL CLUB MEETING HELD AT MC GEE HOME Social Club of Oregon Chapter of Eastern Star, No. 57, held its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Guy McGee. A social hour followed the business session and lovely refreshments were served. Those present were Mrs. Gor don Harry, Mrs. Bill Cox, Mrs. Ralph Weaver, Mrs. Fritz Snyder. , Mrs. Clay Ulam, Mrs. B. F. Sagaberd of Gardiner, Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs. Harry Womack, Mrs. Joe linger, Mrs. Lawrense Mich aels. Mrs. Cliff Kent. Mrs. Frank Elrod. Mrs. Carl Hill. Mrs. J. C. Lockenmaler, Mrs. Robert Doxsie, Mrs. John Montgomery, Mrs. Mil ton Andrews, Mrs. Ross Hodgkin son, Mrs. Pete Gill and the hos tess, Mrs. McGee. MRS. FRANK J. BURSIK CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Mrs. Frank J. Bursik of Mel rose celebrated her eightieth birthday at her home Friday. Those present to honor her in cluded her nephew, V. J. Bursik. of Melrose: her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John For tenherry and sons, Bobby and Gerry; her daughter, Mrs. Mav Miggliorelto and sons, James and Dick; her daughter, Mrs. Julia Martin, all of Eugene; Mrs. May Perkins of Roseburg, and niece, Wanda, who is visiting from Florida; John Raekley, Jr., Anton Bursik and Emerick Bur sik, of Melrose. ADULT HANDICRAFT CLASS TO MEET Cub Pack, No. .XVI, invites Camp Fire Guardians, Bluebird leaders, Den Mothers and all adults in- tnmctnrl in hnnrllrraft tr, .tlnn.1 the class meetings at 7:30 o'clock i tun. -nay nigm ai ine iwemoaisi Church under the leadership of RnV. W A M:ifArthnr Vrt ..hot-tro , -- ' - . ......... ..... is made with the exception of for uiaiei iui uscu. EASTERN STAR TO HOLD SOCIAL THURSDAY Roseburg Chapter of Eastern Star will hald a social meeting at eight o'clock Thursday evening at the Masonic temple. A pro gram will be presented and re freshments will be served. Mrs. Grant Osborn, worthy matron, has Invited all members and vis iting members to attend. COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN TO MEET THURSDAY Women of the Roseburg Coun try Club will Meet Thursday morning at nine-thirty o'clock at the clubhouse for the weekly con tract bridge play: Those attend ing are asked to bring their own noon lunch. Coffee will be furn ished. Golfing will begin at one thirty o'clock. MR. AND MRS. WRIGHT TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). W'rieht will celebrate their golden wedding annivesary at a reception at their home at Days Creek Sunday. Aniil IS, from two to einht o'clock. All relatives and friends aro most cordialy nivitcd to call. SOUTH UMPOUA GRANGE MEETING IS HELD South umnqua Grange. No 9M, held its monthly meeting at a delight tin politick supper Sat urday evening at I-avadoure hall. in interesting program was pre sented and enjoyed by members and guests in attendance. PUBLIC INVITED TO BENEFIT CARD PARTY A most cordial invitation has been extended to the public by St. Joseph's Altar .Society to at tend the annual spring benefit card party In be held Friday night at eight o'clock at the h". of P. hall. Reservations for the affair mav 1)0 made by calling !'72-J or UX17-L. Mrs. Philip Metschan and Mrs. B. L. Martin v. ill be co-chairmen of the affair. Mrs. Paul Jenkins is in charge of decorations with Mrs. W. F. Amiot in charge of prizes and publicity. The refresh ments are in charge of Mrs. R. G. Scott, Mrs. Joseph Fest, Mrs. E. R. Foster and Mrs. Pat O'Reilly. Mrs. Joseph Kloberdanz, Mrs. Raade and Mrs. Wilson are in charge of arrangements and tickets are in , charge of Mrs. Howard Thomas and Mrs. John Schaeffer. Prizes will be awarded winners in contract bridge, five-hundred and pinochle. A number of door prizes will be given away and re freshments will be served. WHIPPLE FAMILY REUNION IS EVENT OF SUNDAY AT DRAIN The Whipple family enjoyed a delightful pot luck dinner and re union Sunday at the Civic Club rooms at Drain. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Whipple and daugh ter, Sharon of Fishtail, Montana; Mr. and Mrs. Charles McElhlnney and daughter, Sue; and Mr. and Mrs. William McElhinney and daughter, Christie, of Salem; Mrs. Norman Nelson of Lexington; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lamb, of Clackamas; Gerald Ross and John Whipple of Portland; Miss Jean Wilcox of Corvallis; Jerry Whip ple of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Minter and children of Jiorton; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Chase and children of Spring field; Mr. and Mrs. Grant McCor mack and children of Sutherlin; Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Whipple, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rawson and chil dren, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stew art and children; Mrs. Ned Dixon and daughter, Marilyn; and Mrs. H. C. Darby and Jimmy, all of Roseburg; Jim Whipple and son, Bobbv; Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Whip ple, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Whipple and daughter, Janice, and son, Jimmy; Miss Dorothy Jerauld, Mrs. Maud Cowles and Mrs. Madge Cook, all of Drain. P. E. O. SISTERHOOD TO MEET ON FRIDAY Chapter BI, P. E. O. Sisterhood will meet Friday, Anril 16, at a one-fifteen o'clock dessert-luncheon at the home of Miss Gladys H. Strong, 426 S. Main street. WEST MELROSE CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY West Melrose Club will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Eli Sanders. All members and friends are most cordially invited. X I vi ' - v. ..... . Join up! They're going places, the young men who fly the planes of the U. S. Air Force. They're getting the best aviation train ing in the world . . . training that is preparing them for interesting and profitable careers in aviation. You can join them by becoming an Aviation Cadet. Under skilled instruc tion, you learn to fly the nation's finest and fastest planes. You draw S75 per month, plus food, quarters, uniforms, medical and dental care. After successfully completing the 52-wcek course, you are commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant in the Air Force Re serve and assigned to active flying duty. Your monthly income jumps up to $336 U. S. ARMY AND U. S. AIR FORCE RECRUITING SERVICE U. S. Recruiting Office, Armory, RIVERSDALE GRANGE TO SPONSOR BENEFIT Riversdale Grange will spon or a benefit card party at eight o'clock Saturday evening, April ii, at tne nan. t-Tizes win be iwarded winners In the card jlays and refreshments will be .erved. The public is cordially- invited. CIRCLE NO. 1 TO (IEET WEDNESDAY NIGHT Circle, No. 1, of St. Joseph's ltar Society will meet Wednes lay night at eight o'clock at the lome of Mrs. Howard Wilson at 25 South Main street with Mrs. loseph Kloberdanz, co-hostess. Ml members arc requested to be resent. Let us install KIMSUL in your attic today! No need to grumble, rant and rave When hottest days arrive. Put kimsul in your attic now Feel twice as much alive. And soon as winter fuel dips low As prices upward dash, You'll see how thrifty kimsul works To save you lots of cash. So, get your kimsul insulation That we install with ease. T will spare you many sleepless nights You'll get a job to please. -( ffX 4 ; f'i slVi V. ' TV ' . ;' . - , ' , v ; ' . " A (including flight pay) and you have a chance to apply for a Regular Air Force Commission. You can qualify for this unusual opportunity if you are single, between 20 and 26 Vz years old, have bad two years of college (or can pass an equiva lent Air Force examination). Get all the details at any U. S. Army or U. S. Air Force Recruiting Station. Or write to Headquarters, U. S. Air Force, Atten tion : Aviation Cadet Branch, Washing ton 25, D. C. Pilot training (fosses sorf July J and October 15, 1948. Most Air Bants ore equippes to avo compete qualifying txaminations. GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY Garden Valley Women's Club will meet Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the clubhouse. An nouncement has been made that the rummage sale planned for April 17 has been indefinitely postponed. ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER TO MEET THURSDAY Alpha Iota Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi will meet Thursday night at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs. Roy Barnhart, 136 W. Third Ave nue North. The cultural program on "Painting and Sculpturing" will be In charge of Mrs. Barn hart. All members are urged 1o be present. wmm Be up to 15 cooler on - hottest summer days. Save possibly as much as Vi on fuel next winter. PHONE US F6R FREE ESTIMATE DENN-GERRETSEN CO. Phone 128 402 W. Oak T. Kit. V. ! Cm: Pol O. ' ..yx. ...... v.- mmmmm Roseburg, Ore.