The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, October 13, 1948, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextNEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1948 NINE LOCAL NEWS Daughter Is Bern A daughter, weighing seven sounds, was born October 10. In Washington. D. C-. to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wimer .formerly of this city. Mrs. Wl- mer was formerly Freda Thomp--son and is a daughter of Mrs. IT. W. Thomason of this city. Mr. Wimer Is in government service tin Washington, D. c. Back Fram Hunting Del mar Clemons and Harry Drullner have ' returned to their homes in Rose- burg, following a hunting trip in lilt the Sutherlin vicinity. mer bagged a large buck. ' for- Visiting at May Horns Mr. Pearl Harper of National. Wash., is spending a few days in Rosa burg as the guest of Mrs. Jack May, before going to Colorado for' a visit. Upon her return, she expects to make her home her. C. D. PARKINSON, M. D. Ear Nose Throot Specialist Announces the opening of his new office in the Pacific Building Office Hours 9:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. Evenings on Msn., Tues., Thurs., Frl. 7:00 P. M. to 10:00 P. M. - C-S-l-O' at Roseburg Jewelers 248 N. Jackson Only 60 Shopping Days Til Christmas Christmas Shopping in October DAILY DEVOTIONAL (Dr. Charlaa A. Edward) Who can measure the power of prayer? Tennvson was right when he said: "More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of." The church perhaps Is falling at this point as at no other point. We are often asked this question: Why do we not see more of the pow er of God manifested in our churches and. in the lives of Hia followers. No doubt it is because of a lack of fervent praver, for It Is through prayer that we reach up and receive that power that transforms lives. In these days of chaos and confusion, we need to turn to God, as did the disciples of old with the request, "Lord teach us to pray." Prayer will bring a revival to any church, to any community, to anv nation. It was the prayer of an Invalid woman and her sister that brought Dwlght L. Moody to England to conduct a revival that stirred a nation. If we are to see 4 great turning to God, we must pay the price through prayer, and thus we can "bind the world - --ith golden chains about the of God." "Prayer changes ti. J." Amen. Attend to Buslneee Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith of Sutherlin spent yesterday in Roseburg at tending to business. Movee Laboratory Mrs. Viola Blessing has moved her labora tory from No. 215 to No. 224 in the Medical Arts building. Jsy-C-Ettes to Meet The Jay CEttes will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. B. Josse at 1443 Madrone Avenue. gs San Francisco Rupture Clinic Wl RUPTURE ffXi SPECIALIST I s?f';1 ROSE HOTFL Thursday, Oct. 14 X J0-4r ' 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. f Evenings by Appointment , - j Instant Relief No more Rup- ' - ture Trouble. Our Rupture 5ei- Supports are Guaranteed to ive St? , you Comfort and Security. -T-pa-ui s :mr" SURGICAL BELTS Medford Office Bon 1132 Phone Medford 8437 - Bask From Lskevlew Mr. and Mrs. Henry Simmons have re turned to their heme in Roseburg, following several days spent in Lakeview. Csmmunltv Club to Meet Winchester Community Club will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ancel Ketcherslde. H.I.C. to Meet Evergreen Home Economics Club will meet at a noon potluck luncheon Thursday at the home of Mrs. Nell Lander, if the weather is rainy, the potluck luncheon will be held at the grange hall with Mrs. Lander as hostess. . Unit to Meet Edenbower Home Extension Unit will meet at 7:30 Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Earl Price. Mrs. Curtis McCall and Mrs. John Phillips, project leaders, will dis cuss meal planning. All home makers In the community are Invited. Country Club Women to Meet Women of the Roseburg Coun try Ciub will begin their winter card tournament play at 9:30 a. m. Thursday at the clubhouse. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 o'clock and the winter golfing will begin at 1:30 o'clock. Leave For Klamath Falls H. J. Chandler Jr., and son, Bruce, left today for their home in Klamath Falls, following a atay in Rose burg since Sunday attending to business and visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Chandler Sr., of Kelly's. Korner. Mr. Chandler Jr., Is radio director for the Southern Oregon Publish ing Company . , Shower to Be Given A shower honoring the J. Fultam family, who lost their home on Oak Creek by fire a week ago, will be sponsored by the ladles of the Glide Baptist Church Thursday night, Oct. 14. at 7:30 o'clock at the church. All residents Inter ested are Invited. A shower of miscellaneous household articles will be given the family. CUT YOUR EXPENSES . . . Yes, you can cut your expenses by bringing those office machines to Ken's for the tops in repairs. KEN'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT 631 S. Stephens Phone 1261-1. City Council to Meet Beta Sigma Phi City Council will meet Thursday at a 1 o'clock no hostess luncheon at the Hotel Umpqua. XI Epsllen to Meet XI Epsl Ion, Beta Sigma Phi will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Albert Carl son. Hetary Anne to Meet Rotary Anns will meet at a no-hostess luncheon Thursday to be served from 11:30 to 1 o'clock in the banquet room of the Hotel Rose. s a. to Meet Chapter BI, P.E.O. Sisterhood will meet Fri day, Oct. 15, at a 1:15 o'clock dessert-luncheon at the home of Mrs. J. E. Young In Melrose. Book From Astoria Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Heath have returned to their home on Route 1, Rose burg, following a few days at Astoria attending to business. Chief Scientist UaZj Dr. Karl T, Compton, above, has been named by President Tru man to succeed Dr. Vannovar Bush as the nation's "sclenting chief of staff. Compton, fsmed atomic scientist, becomes chair men of the Armed Forces Re search and Development Board. Dr. Bush resigned the past Russian Rapt U. S. For 'Racial Discrimination' PARIS, Oct. 13 i.fy Russia accused the United States, Bri tain and South Africa yester day of practicing "a shameful, dirty and unfair racial discrim ination." A Soviet delegate, Alexel Pav lov, made the charge during so cial committee debate of a draft declaration of human rights. Pavlov spoke of "terrorizing of Negroes" in the South of the United States. He alleged oppres sion of Indian minorities In South Africa and "discrimination against natives" In British colon ial territories. He said women "suffer serious political handicaps" in the United States and Britain. Massachusetts Court Okays 'Fortvtr Amber" BOSTON, Oct. U-fPv-Kath-leen Wlnsor's novel "Forever Amber" Is not obscene, Indecent, or impure, according to a major ity but divided opinion of the Massachusetts Supreme Court. In upholding a ruling of Super lour Court Judge Frank J. Dona hue, the .Supreme Court found the book did not violate state laws. Judge Donahue, 67, reported he fell asleep while reading about Amber's love affairs. He called the book "Soporific" and report ed "sexual episodes abound to the point of tedium." Grass Firt Spread Deals $2 Million Loss in Java BATAVIA, Java. Oct. 12 t.P A grass fire which spread to buildings of the Dutch Naval Base at Soerabaja caused nearly $2,000,000 damage yesterday. An area of nearly a halt square mile was In ruins, and food stores were destroyed, a. Dutch naval communique said, Suit Yourself at Joe Richards Guild to Meet Forsythe Guild will meet at 8 o'clock Thursday night at the First Presbyterian Church parlors with Miss Vera Fredrlckson and Miss Dolma Grone, hostesses. All business and professional women of the church are Invited and are a-.ked to bring a gift of money for Miss Irene Forsythe, missionary in China, and gifts for the Christmas box to be shipped f Miss Krehf and her school for girls In Germany. I NOTICE All members D.A.V. r J Dean Perrine Chapter D.A.V. 1 will meet at v j County Courthouse, t:00 p.m. N J) Thursday, October 14 C ? Attend! Important! S WARD WEEK STARTS TOMORROW! SEE TOMORROW'S PAPER Leaves For California Mrs. Wilbur Culp of Roseburg left Tuesday for Los Angeles to spend a month or so visiting her daugh ter, Mrs. Margaret Lewis, and family. Unit Meeting Announced The Canyonville-Days Creek demon stration unit will meet at 1:30 o'clock Thursday at the I.O.O.F. hall In Canyonvtlle. The subject, Meal Planning." will Be in charge of the county demonstra tion agent, Mrs. Corrlne McTag- gart. All nomemakeri in the com munity are Invited. Lady Elks to Meet Lady Elks will meet at 8 o'clock Thursday night at the temple, contract bridge and pinochle will be In play. Prizes will be awarded. Hostesses for October Include: Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker, chairman, Mrs. Fred Hamilton, Mrs. Armour Murdock. Mrs. H. W. Greenqulst and Mrs. Hayden DeCamp, Woman's Society to Meet The Woman'o Society will meet at a 1:30 o'clock dessert-luncheon Thursday at the first Presby terian Church parlors. Mrs. O. W. Harrah will be hostess chair man. All women of the church are Invited and are asked to bring food, toys or useful gift Items for the overseas Christmas box. Mrs. E. S. Hall will present the program and Mrs. Maurice J. Newland, president, will con duct the business meeting. Foresees Need of Permit To Be Parent in Britain LONDON. Oct. 13 Sir Richard Gregory suggested yes terday, It may soon be necessary to fill out a form and get per mission before becoming a parent In Britain. The 84-year-old physicist told ' a mothers' clinic this might be a good idea, because of the state's expanding national health re sponsihlltles. He said local medi cal officers soon may get let ters saving: "Dear Sir: I wish Jo become a mother. Please tell me what to do about It and send the neces sary form of application for my signature." U ; is ' V Vote for and Elect R. G. (DICK) BAKER For County Commissioner Thorough Knowledge of Douglas County Practical Business Ability Veteran of World War I and World War II rPsie routines AdrertlMmene Cooptritlon Nrifndli'ne$j lVHtoughi . iS ! l sV-e-r3 pl Return to Eugene Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Niel have returned to their home In Eugene, following a couple of days in Roseburg visiting at the home of Oscar Hubbard and family. Visiting Here Mrs. Gladys Par tee, who resides on Little River, has been spending the last 10 days at the home of her brother, Charles Tyrer, and family, In Edenbower, to be near her mother, Mrs. Harvey Allen of Lookingglass, who has been critically III at Mercy hotoital. Mrs. Allen has been under the care of three trained nurses and la still reported to be very "1 end unable to have visitors. Ingreclieni Circles to Meet Circles of the Woman's Society of the Metho dist Church will meet Thursday at 2 o'clock at the following places: Circle, No. 1. to meet at the home of Mrs. M. Bleile, 1218 Corey Avenue, with Mrs. H. F. Paulson, co-hostess; Circle, No. 2, to meet at the home of Mrs. Bruce Mellls, 306 Glenn Street: Circle, No. 3, to meet at the home of Mrs. E. E. Maurer, 860 Templln Street, and Circle. No. 4. to meet at the home of Mrs. William C. Woods, 625 Ham ilton Street. Book From Hunting Trip Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Boylea have re turned to their home on East Umpqua Avenue, following a three weeks' vacation and hunt ing trip to Northwest British Columbia. They report excellent hunting and brought back two moose and a brown bear. They made the trip by automobile and from Prince Rupert to Vancouver by steomer. They reported fine weather with temperatures about I the same as In Oregon. Dr. Boyles returned to his office In the Pa cific building this week. Presenting a New: FrigSdairc Electric Range e Here are oe.ue coomng fea tures at a low price ... A Frigid olre fledrle Kongo thot you'll be proud to own I ladlentube S-Speed Cooking I. .to Twin-Unit, Even-Heat Oven Double-Duty Thermit or Cooker o High-Speed Irollor SlmpM-Matfe Oven Control lifetime Porcelain Finish Cooking-Top lamp The Ceet-Meiw jtvWneiie One Cemrel mtf ke mM or rf'fM eW te. 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W at NORTHWEST GAS have anticipated your wishes by stocking heating appliances you need at prices you can afford. Do in spect our display of furnaces, heaters and heating fixtures. You'll be amazed at their efficiency and low cost. Terms and free delivery of course. We art equipped to serve all of Douglas County. Melrose Road at CoAtes Addition Adjoins Falrhavcn Market Phone HOfi-J 120 W. Oak