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8 The News-Review, Roseburg, Society and GluLi By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER NOTICE Social items submitted by tele phone for the society page must be turned In before 12 o clock Monday through Thursday and by 10 a. m. Fridays, at which time the social calendar and Sat urday's society page are closed weekly. UPHOLSTERING, DRAPERIES SLIPCOVERS CLASS BEGINS IN ROSEBURG MONDAY The Roseburg School District In cooperation with the State Department of Vocational Educa tion, will sponsor a class on up holstering, draperies and slip covers beginning Monday, June 13, at 7 p.m. at the Junior High School and continuing through Friday and again the following week. All women of the community are most cordially Invited to take advantage of this opportunity and those having their project plan ned, are asked to bring the arti cle to be upholstered and mate rials to get started at once Monday evening. Mrs. Mae H. Frye of Eugene will be In charge of the class ses sions. A small charge is made. All women interested are asked to be at Monday night's meeting at 7 o'clock sharp. P. N. G. CLUB H AS ENJOYABLE MEETING THURSDAY AFTERNOON The P. N. G. Club of Relief Rebekah Lodge met at the home of Maggie Logsdon Thursday afternoon with Gladys Williams, president, conducting the business session. A social hour followed. The home waB decorated with numer ous flowering plants. The next meeting will be held the last Thursday In June at the home of Ann Worthlngton, at which time a potluck luncheon will be served at noon. Lovely refreshments were serv ed by Mrs. Lodgsdon at the tea hour to Lizzie Crow, Manola Stan ley, Oma Kcllar, Josie Pruner, Tessle Boyer, Maud Grant. Helena Riddle, Gladys Williams, Lora Wil lis, Mary RIgsby, Bertha Blundell, Margarett McGee and daughter, Florette; Gertrude Martin, Flor ence Eskrldge and Evelyn Gardner. jfyw for FATHER'S DAY Only ' 1 pi I v TRAVEL' , KIT tfOjl Pull Sizt Brushless ot Ltth'er Shave Crcim. 7)i Ittvtl Sizt After Shave Lotion. , 60f Trntl Sizt Men's Talcum. and al NO CHARGE handsome, water-repellent, , flexible plastic travel kit. ROSEBURG PHARMACY 241 N. Jackson If IIS? I the world's most sought after hair-beauty secret. T. bee WliWoo beautij brew m 'THE AMAZING NEW AIUN-ONE'sHAMPOO,.. It's Paifvrlxd, ff OIVIS OCf ANS Of lATHtSI ABSOLUTELY ODORLISS WHIN DRYI FRIES HAIR OF LOOSI DANDKUFFI KEEPS HAIR IN LASTINO NATURAL WAVESI PERFECT FOR ANY TYPI HAIRI For your "hod" itort on glamour . , , It'i BEER SHAMPo . Ih ntw, xtiimg beauty brswl BEER SHAMPoo with dryina olcoholi removed and non-olkalin it actually brtwtd and agtd, It li baitd on a quality btr formula, stitntiflcolly blend ad with a specially prepared detergent and coilly Ingredients, to give your hair thrilling glamour , . , and bring out hidden highlights. Now, at last, you can toy good bye to fuu and must of oHer-rimet ... the nuisance of wave let, lotioni and lacquers. Fred Ore. Frl., June 10, 19491 SUTHERLIN AUXILIARY ELECTS OFFICERS AT INTERESTING MEETING The American Legion Auxiliary of Sutherlin Post No. 121, met at the home of the President, Velma Bratton, Friday evening and elected the following offi cers for the coming year: Presi dent, Mabel Pierce; first vice president, Margaret Dubois; sec ond vice-president. Laura Ander son; secretary! reaaurer, Velma israuon; cnapiam, Joyce Bottle- chlo; historian, Hazel Athey, and sgt.-atarms, Catherine Norrls. Members .attending the meet ing were Mrs. Velma Bratton, Mrs. Louise Dimmick, Mrs. Effie Dickens, Mrs. Edllh Gerard, Mrs, Mabel Pierce, Mrs. Hazel Athey, Mrs. Catherine Norrls and Mrs, Helen Curry. On Sunday, members of the Legion and Auxiliary were given a special Invitation to attend the Memorial service at the Metho dist Church. Those attending in cluded Donald Green, William Jones, Robert Brigham, Joe White, Fayette Thompson, Ber nard Beaver, Ivan Sheffel, W. Martinson, Ralph Baldwin, Laura Baldwin, Laura Anderson," Helen Curry, Frances Carriger, Louise Dimmick, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bratton, Mr. and Mrs. helix Botticchlo and Mr. and Mrs. Le roy Gerard. AZALEA SUNSHINE CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING WEDNESDAY The Azalea Sunshine Club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry Gaedecke with Mrs. Jake Fisher, assisting hostess. Lovely refreshments were serv ed following the business meet ing to: Mrs. Barbara Ullnghouse, Mrs. Arthur Gaedecke and Mrs. Paulos, guests, and Mrs. Ila Tripp, Mrs. Frankie Schroeder, Mrs. Mildred Booth, Mrs. Grace Croff, Mrs. Terry Croff, Mrs. Bea Croff, Mrs. Elsie Prince, Mrs. J. R. Pickett, Mrs. Esther Derrlg, Mrs. Don Snyder, Mrs. Thclma Coyle, Mrs. John Jantzer, Mrs. Grace Newman, Mrs. Le Roy Snyder, Mrs. Cora Chadwick, Mrs. Esther Worley and Mrs. Miller. The next meeting will be on June 29 at the home of Mrs. John Feldmiller with Mrs. Grace Newman, assisting hostess. Phone 7 '"0NS AND Btu' . ft, 7-- toff. Meyer SUTHERLIN REBEKAH I uwvvi The Sutherlin Rebekah Lodge met Thursday evening In the base ment of the Methodist church with Mrs. Helmie Burns, noble grand, preisding. Mrs. velma Brauninger report, ed Mrs. Cora Allen and Mrs, Maude Culver, were going to help her in getting things for tne food booth for the Douglas Tim ber Days Celebration on July 2-3 ana 4in. tne also asKea lor vol unteers to help serve and slated that a 4'j hour shift would be all they would be asked to work A motion was made and second ed that new by laws be printed and Mrs. Lucille Chase, Mrs. Iei lie Peterson and Mrs. Ruth Man nlng were appointed to check and see that all changes were made before printing. The members on the float com mittee are asked to meet at the home of Mrs. Helmie Burns on Friday evening, June 10. Any one Having suggesuons is urgea to attend. Mrs. Lucille Chase, delegate rep resent ing Sutherlin Rebekan Lodge at the Rebekah Assembly, gave a very interesting report. Mrs. Lydla Gillette, alternate also added a few points. Mrs. Nellie Peterson, district deputy presi dent, told of her meeting and the things that were expecled of the pew officers before they took of fice. The election of officers of the ensuing term, commencing on July 1st includes: Miss Luella Pleuard, noble grand; Mrs. Eu nice Beck, vice grand; Leona Slack, secretary and Mrs. Emma Vandenberg, treasurer. Initiation will be held at the next meeting, June llith and Mrs. Meryl Wahl, Mrs. Juanita Hoi gate, Mrs. Mary Barker, Mrs. Emma Vandenberg and Mrs. Grace Wood, were appointed on the refreshment committee. Members and visitors present were: Mrs. Evelyn Hensley, Mrs. Helen Squler. Mrs. Hallie Martin, Mrs. Ruth Manning, Mrs. Mag gie Francis. Mrs. Alma Anderson, Mrs. Ella Wegner. Mrs. Mariorie Sheets, Mrs. Phreda Wahl, Mrs. Roscmarie Jones. Mrs. Olga Biel man, Miss Ethel Manning, Mrs. Eunice Beck. Mrs. Vera Britlain, Mrs. Mary Barker, Mrs. Helmie Rurns, Mrs. Genleve Cox, Mrs. Velma Brauninger, Mrs. Mabel Ross. Mrs. Leona Slack, Mrs. F.mma Vandenberg. Miss Joyce Sheffel. Mrs. Nellie Peterson, Miss Luella Pleuard. Mrs. Cora Alien, Mrs. Belle Cook, Mrs. Lucille Chase, Mrs. Eva Lockmnn. Mrs. Lvdla Gillette and Mrs. George Wood. WESTSIDE CIRCLE TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY Tho WnstclHo Circle of Faith Lutheran Church will meet at one-thirty o'clock next Tuesday alternoon ai me nnme oi mm. Conrad Quisr. Those desiring transportation are asked ot. meet at one-fifteen o'clock at the home Street. Members and friends are most cormaiiy invnea. MUSICAL CONCERT AT SUTHERLIN CANCTLLED The musical concert arranged by St. John's Lutheran Church of Sutherlin and planned for to night, June 10, hns been cancelled. "Voice of Fashion" Tht frock that youlhlfles the American woman. Fashion Frocks Coming Soon 1 11 fi i w Oakland Grad In I f , i , , ' ' When the queen of Sutherlin's second annual Timber Days Cele bration is selected at Roseburg High School Monday night, a neighboring community will have a candidate in the person of Jose phine Allen. Josephine graduated this year from Oakland High School, where she took an active part in school activities. She was nominated as Oakland's choice for queen by Superintendent of Schools Millard L. Gil breath. Born at Custer, S. D., Josephine has lived In Oregon a number of years. In October she hopes D. U. V. AUXILIARY MEETING IS ENJOYED D.U.V. met Friday night at the K. of P. hall for an interest ing meeting with Marlon Pat- nek, vice-president, in charge, and department president, Anna Sleinbaugh making her official visit. A lovely corsage and a gift was presented to her. Plans were made for the May and June birthday party to be held at a .dessert-potluck lunch eon at the home of Virginia Man- on i-ast Douglas street. tollowing the meeting the group went to the Rainbow Grill lor retrcsnments. GROUP HAS INTERESTING MEETING ON WEDNE8DAY The Young Women's Society of Christian Service met Wednes day evening in the basement of the Methodist Church with Mrs. Eleanor Taylor, president, in charge. It was voted to have t food sale Monday, June 20, the place to be announced at a later date. The evening was spent In mak ing little booklets for the Sun day School classes. The next meeting will be held June 15 and all members are urged to at tend.. . Dainty refreshments wort served to: Mrs. Mildred Swan son, Mrs. Ella Wurster, Mrs. Dolores Slack, Mrs. 'Evelyn Mem un and Mrs. Eleanor Taylor. AL8ERT COCKER AM IS HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Albert Cockeram was pleasant ly surprised at his home near Yonralla Thursday, w hen a group of his relatives, living on Red Hill gathered at his home with a complete dinner, to help him celebrate his birthday. Visiting was enjoved the balance of the evening. Those present included, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cockeram and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cockeram and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Cockeram, all of Red Hill district. June 10 Is the one day of the whole year that we honor our Dad. So be sure to buy him a gift that he will really appreciate. Ashe raft Jewelers have a wide selection of gifts that would please any man's heart. Just check through the list be low and then come in for the gift for that man of the year. WRIST WATCHES Hamilton Croton Longlne Wlttnauer Ronson Pencil Lighters Men's Rings Cuff Links Pen and Tencil Sets IT PAYS TO ASHCRAFT JEWELERS WHERE YOUR DOLLAR HAS CENTS Contest For Queen f M f , ' , i 4 r x, y ' 'j V - - ., I to enlist in the armed forces as a member of the Women's Air Force. Her interests are guitar plaving and ranch life. The queen contest will be held in conjunction with Sally Hilt's variety show, "Revue of 1949," in which dance pupils from Rose burg, Sutherlin, Oakland and Yon calla will present a recital. The girl chosen queen will rule over the second annual Timber Days Celebration at Sutherlin July 2, 3 and 4. The coronation has been set for Friday evening, July 1, in the Sutherlin High School gymnasium. CAM? FIRE GIRLS Cheerful Bluebirds ' Cheerful Bluebirds of Fullerlon school visited at the home of Roy Marsh recently and presented him with many gifts and a canary to keep him company until he has recovered from an injured eye, Tawaii Camp Fire Tawasl Camp Fire group met with Barbara Wilson and held a cookout. The girls prepared po tatoes, carrots and other dishes in a coffee can by the fire. Later the group played games and roasted marslimallows. En joying the outing were Adele Gib son, Colleen Moore, Sandra Hayes, Lucy and Orrel Oslerman, Merle Hopper, Janet Church, Marlene Summers, Susan Snyder, Barbara Wilson and the guardian, Mrs. GladwelL At another group meeting r-1 cently the girls made "sit-upons and played games. Lucy Ostcrman won the guessing contest. Present were Lucy and Orrel Osterman, Adele Gibson, Rosella Paulson, Colleen Moore. Sandra Hayes, Su san Snvder. Merle Hooper. Bar bara Wilson, Mrs. Gladwell and ! Mrs. Osterman. Guests wert Mri. Zenor and Mrs. Gibson. GLENDALE COUPLE MARRY IN RENO Mauderma Sleinman and Ray Cobb, both of Glendale, were married in Reno, Nev., Friday, May 27. Mr. and Mrs. Cobb have rented a small acreage near Grants Pass and will make their home there. Mr. Cobb is em ployed at the Hayward Mill in Glendale. REBEKAH LODGE TO MEET TUESDAY NIGHT Roseburg Rebekah Lodge No. 41. will meet at eight o'clock next Tuesday evening a' the J. O. O. F. hall. Members ana visiting mem bers are invited and are asked to bring a sack lunch. Coffee will be In charge of Hattie Guerin. Tie Clasp Sets Watch Chains . Pocket Lighters Travel Clocks BUY FROM : . : Mustering Out Pay Still Open To Veterans Mustering out pay is still avail able to World War II veterans dis charged from service prior to Feb. 3, 1944, the Oregon Depart ment of Veterans' Affairs reports. The state veterans' agency said there are numerous eligible vet erans, or next of kin of deceased veterans, who. have not applied to the Army or Navy for this benefit. The deadline la Feb. 3, 1950. .Survivors may apply In those cases where the veteran was separated from service before his death and prior to Feb. 3, 1944. Survivors are also entitled to un paid installments in case of sepa ration after Feb. 3, 1944. The bene fit is not payable to survivors of those who died in service. Mustering out benefits provide payment of $100 for those with less than 60 days' active service, $200 for those with more than 60 days' active duty in the United Slates only, and $300 for those with more than 60 days' service Including foreign duty. Veterans discharged after Feb. 3, 1944, are presumed to have received mus tering out pay at time of dis charge and In either one or two monthly installments thereafter. The applicant must submit his original discharge papers along with his application. Army vet erans who entered service from Oregon, Washington or Montana should apply to the U. S. Army Finance Office, 4735 E. Marginal Way, Seattle, Wash. Army vet erans who entered from other states should write the Army Finance Center, Bldg. 204, St. Louis 20, Mo. Ex-Navy men should apply to the field branch, Navy Depart- GLENDALE B.P.W.C. NOT TO MEET DURING SUMMER The Glendale Business and Pro fessional Women has voted to dispense with regular business meetings during June, July, and August. Picnics and a "Bum" party the last of June to raise funds for the 4th of July cele bration and a carnival Sept. 29, are among the plans of the group. The B.P.W. Charter din ner was held the evening of June 4. CLUB PRESENTS COMEDY AT YONCALLA THURSDAY The Yoncalla Business and Professional Women's club spon sored a very delightful comedy, held In the High School Gym, Thursday evening, titled, "The Campbell's are Coming." The cast was very well selected and the characters were portrayed in a very capable manner. The ladies sold cake, pie, coffee and punch following tne show. Over one-hundred dollars was netted for the evening performance. , PIANOS Baldwin, Wurlltzer Gulbransen Ott'e Piano Dept. Corner of Cais and Jaokson Phone 1119J Gifts afcIW w&uld choose You'll find them at our Sporting Goods Department You'll find gift galore in our sporting goods department and each one is guaranteed to please Dad on his day. Come in now and select his gift for Father's Day. Pocket Knives 1.73 to 4.50 Outdoor and Fishing Equipment for Dad Sleeping Bags.. .tetoS Air Mattresses. ..1650 tol875 Sportsman Camp Kit . . . 12 s Surf Casting Rods 10 to 1875 A 202 N. Jackson Orcejen Rancher Killed By Blast Of Dynamltt BAKER, June 10 UP) The body of Earl Curtis, 65, Hereford farmer, was discovered Wednes day by a neighbor. It Is believed that Curtis was killed by misfire of dynamite which he was using to blast stumps from his garden. Curtis, resident of the Hereford district for 40 years, lived alone. FREIGHTWAYS SUED LA GRANDE. June 10. (.?) Charles H. Taylor, La Grande, I has filed suit in circuit court against Consolidated Frelghtways, i Portland, for $26,226 damages. i His wife, Eva E. Taylor, 42, was 1 fatally injured in a traffic acci dent Jan. 26 on a Mountain j Springs bridge approach. i The suit charges negligence by the Consolidated Truck which it , said was involved in the accident with a car in which Mrs. Taylor was a passenger. ment, bureau of supplies and ac counts, 13th St. and Euclid Ave, Cleveland 15, Ohio. Ex-marines should write the personnel director, U. S. Marine Corps Headquarters, Washington 25, D. C, and former coast guards men should apply to the com mandant, Coast Guard, Washing ton 25, D. C. LOOK frH SIGN PA1NTJNO DECOBATJNO AMEKfCA IT IS 'YOUR PROTECTION Fully Guarantee Reliable Quality Work At No Added Cost Roseburg Chapter P. D. C A. Phone 208 SdUPa.ii That's the time THE SNACK BAR starts serving those delicious breakfasts THE SNACK BAR Next to the Star .Theater -SI 1 XtiaS VSVi ,W 7( Remington "Contour 6" Electric Shaver 23.50 Sunbeam SHAVEMASTER 23.50 SCHICK SUPER 18.50 Granger Fly Rods 1750 to 6000 Pfleuger Supreme Reels. .35 Casting Reels 275to35 Surf Casting Reels . StolS08 UMPQUA VALLEY Home - Owned and Operated Store When You Cell 1001 we signal the taxi nearest you by 2-way radio. That's modern service. We Take You Anywhere B and B Taxi Phone 1001 "Wkrt! ler te tim...ni give 9 a tUii" himself... HORSESHOE SETS 2 pair of Shoes, 2 Stakes 7.75 BAROMETERS 9.00 to 22.50 THERMOMETERS 1.50 up I Phone 73 112 N. Jackion