The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, September 06, 1949, Page 8, Image 8

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    I Tht Ntwi-Rtvitw, Roseb-ira, Ore. Tuei., Sept. (, 1949
Society and Glubi
(y LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
NOTICE
Social I term submitted by tele
Rhone tor tht society pan must
turned In before 12 o'clock
Monday through Thursday and
by 10 a. m. Fridays, at which
Urn tha aocial calendar and Sat
urday aociety page are .closed
eekly.
WOMAN'S SOCIITY TO
HOLD FIRST FALL MEETING
The lint fall meeting of the
Woman'a aociety of the First
Prebyterian church will be held
Thursday at one-thirty o'clock at
the church parlors according to
an announcement by the new
president, Mrs. John Plnkerton.
Women of Oakland. Glide.
Reediport and all the women ol
the local church tre Invited to
attend. Mrs. Otto Nledermeycr,
president of the Southwest Ore
gon Presbyterial, and the treas
urer. Mrs. Roy V. Martin, both
of Jacksonville, Ore., will be the
guest speakers.
Mrs. N. D. Johnson will he
hostess chairman of the tea com
mitlee. Tea will be served at the
close of the program.
WINCHESTER COMMUNITY
CLUB LAOIES TO MEET
The Winchester Community
club ladies will meet at eleven
thirty o'clock Thursday morning
at the clubhouse for a luncheon.
Mrs. Ancel Ketcherside and Mrs.
Jim Davidson will act as co-hostesses.
This will be the last meet
ing before the opening of the
Home Extension unit sessions.
All women In the community are
urged to take part in the Home
Extension unit program.
SUNSHINE CLU TO
HOLD SALE THURSOAY
The Northside Sunshine club
will hold an auction sale at Its
next meeting to be held Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mis.
George Frew, 2.31 East Commer
cial avenue. Each member Is
asked to bring guests to the meet
ing. PATCH AND CHAT CLUB
ANNOUNCES MEETING.
The Patch and Chat club will
meet Thursday night at eight o'
clock at the home of Mrs. C.
Domenlco. All members are most
. cordially Invited to be present.
TlowtjmKnow!
The answers to everyday
murine problemi
y KEN IAILEY
OUESTIONi Wa plan to build
an addition to our home. Is it
necessary to notify our insur
ance company of the changes
we intend?
ANSWERi Since the new add),
tion will undoubtedly arid to the
value of your home, it would
be folly not to make sure that
the increased value is properly
Insured. Also, a well Informed
insurance agent can advise you
In your choice of materials and
plans insofar as they affect the
fire and structural hazards.
Many times very slight changes
in materials can save you many
dollars by reducing your insur
ance premiums over a period
years.
If you'll utihiM your nwn Inetir
ance queettona to thit ftfflee, wall
try lo sva you the wrml antwan
end thera will be ae raaree er eall
SaUee at ear klaS.
KEN BAILEY
INSURANCE AGENCY
315 Pacific Bldg. Phone 398
W. S. OF C. S. TO
HOLD MEETING AT
POTLUCK LUNCHEON
The 'first fall meeting of the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service will be leld at a twelve
thirty o'clock potluck luncheon
Thursday at the Methodist
church with members of Circle
No. 4 as hostesses. Members hav
ing birthdays in July, August ar.d
September, will be guests of honor.
Mrs. Luclen Cobb, president,
will conduct the meeting with
Mrs. Fred Soul h wick in charge
of the devotions and Mrs. Arthur
Lamka In charge of the program.
All women of the church are most
cordially invited to attend.
TO MEET AT LUNCHEON
EVERGREEN H. E. C.
Evergreen Home Economics
club will meet at a noon pot lurk
luncheon Thursday at the hall
with Mabel Lance, dladys slat
ford and Blanche Tipton, host
esses. All members are urged to
be present. .
W. B. A. TO MEET
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
The Woman's Benefit associa
tion will meet Thursday at two
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ella
Moore, 1423 N. Stephens street.
All members ara urged to be
present
ROTARY ANNS TO
MEET ON THURSDAY
Rotary Anns will meet Thurs
day at a no-nostess luncheon
from twelve to one-thirty o'clock
at the Rainbow Grill. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
RIFLE RANGE SEWING
CLUB TO MEET THURSOAY
The Rifle Range Sewing clun
will meet Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Belle Clinton.
All members are most cordially
invited to be present.
T.N.T. Club to Mast The T.N.-
T. club members are invited to
attend a "kid party" at an 8 o'
clock dessert-supper tonight at
the home or Mrs. William Mc-
Cullum, 1705 Harvard avenue,
with Mrs. Marvin Doty, co-hostess.
Btthtl to Meet Roseburg
bethel No. 8, Job's Daughters to
meet at 7:30 p.m. tonight at Ma
sonic temple with Honor Queen,
Joanne Tavlor, In charge. Mem
bers and those with proper Ma
sonic affiliations are invited.
First Fall Masting Umpqua
unit, No. 16, American Legion
auxiliary will hold its first fall
meeting Wednesday night at 8
o'clock at the Legion home at
118 S. Kane street. Refreshments
will be served. Members and
those eligible to membership are
asked to attend.
R. A and E. Club to Msst The
Roseburg Art and Embroidery
club will meet Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. C. H.
Bailey.
Stiff to Prictics Roseburg
Rebekah degree staff, under the
direction of Mrs. Lena. Poole, will
practice at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday
at the I.O.O.F. hall.
Mu Chapter to Mset Mu chap
ter, Beta Sigma Phi will hold its
first fall meeting Wednesday
night at 8 o'clock at the home of
the vice-president, Mrs. Dallen
Jones, with Mrs. Harrison R.
Winston, co-hostess.
Protect Your ramily
with the B. M. A.
Polio plan.
Call
Mr. Lincoln, 938-J 4
o drop card to
Box lf Melrose Route.
Home Decorating
Consultant Will
Demonstrate Here
Miss Clara Dudley, nationally
known color-scheme consultant
for Alexander Smith k Sons Car
pet company, will appear in per
son at Josse's Home Furnishings
Thursday and Friday, Sept. 8
and 9.
Miss Dudley will speak at 10
a.m. in the Civic Room of the
Hotel Umpqua both days on
"How to Decorate on a Low
Budget" and will be available
in the store at other times to get
personal consultations on Individ
ual home decorating problems.
Clara Dudley's audiences will also
be shown a technicolor movie
on home decorating recently film
ed in Hollywood, which describes
the operation of her home dec
orating advisory service available
to all homemakers throughout
the country.
Miss Dudley's lectures on home
decorating, arranged through the
courtesy of Josse's Home Fur
nishings, are designed to show
people how they can make their
homes more attractive at low
cost by the skillful use of color
and by doing much of the work
themselves.
In her talks, Miss Dudley will
discuss the latest trends In color,
styling and design before demon
strating the wavs in which var
ious color schemes can be de
veloped by the homemaker for
her own use. In her demonstra
tions, Miss Dudley will follow
the fundamental decorating rule
of working from the floor up,
Inasmuch as the carpet forms
the dominant color note in the
room. Using a variety of rugs,
together with various fabrics,
wallpapers and paint colors, she
will show her audiences how
to achieve the three basic types
of color combination blending,
contrasting and accented.
Miss Dudley will be available
for individual consultations with
out charge in Josse's rug depart
ment neiore and alter eacn lec
ture. Those desiring additional
help will be provided with a spe
cially prepared questionnaire
which they can send to the Clara
uudiey workshop In White Plains.
New York. At the workshop a
complete color scheme and fur
niture arrangement is worked
out on the basis of the Informa
tion given in the questionnaire.
The decorating advice Is then
incorporated in a portfolio which
also contains actual samples of
the rug, drapery and slipover ma
terials, wallpaper and paint suggested.
During Miss Dudleys visit.
Josse's will give away copies of
her color Idea book "Colorama."
This booklet illustrates many of
tne principles miss Dudley will
present in her talk at the Civic
Room or her consultations and
contains the questionnaire by
which further help can be se
cured If desired.
Miss Dudley will also be avail
able for lectures to women's
groups while in Roseburg. Ar
raneementa can he marie hv con
tacting Jack Josse at Josse's
Home furnishings.
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IELATED BIRTHDAY PARTY Shyla Bradley, standing behind calca at left, was a thrilled little
girl Thursday, when she presided at hostels for her first birthday party. Shyla, now "seven go
ing on eight," has always wanted a birthday party, just like other kids. But her birthday con
flicted with another more important date. She was born Dec. 25, 1941, end little girls can't really
celebrate their own birthdays on Christmas day. So this year, Dr. and Mrs. K. T. Bradley
promised Shyla a party to make up for all those she's missed. Sixteen youngsters and Shyla's
little sister, Cheryl Ann, gathered at the Bradley home for a eostume-lawn-birthday party, with
prizes and all the trimmings. Included in tha above picture (not listed in order) are Billie Jo
Moore, Barnie and Bookie Young, Mary Root, Bonnie, Dolores and Mary Lee Baughman, Linda
Gould. Sharon Jeffries, Susie Wirack, Diane and Marcia Smith, Harriet Lane, Joanne Boss,
Gordon Jolson, Linda Carter and Mrs. Bradley. (Picture by Paul Jenkins.)
Ships En Route
To Strikebound
Hawaii Ports
HONLULU, Sept. 6. m
Dock operations, without which
sea-girt Hawaii cannot live, picked
up on this 129th day of the big
Longshoremen's strike.
Oterations soon will pick up
even more, even though peace
talks ODenine in New York next
Wednesday should become bogged.
The bis employers had ships on
the wav to Hawaii. These will be
unloaded by non-union stevedores
working for the government. They
will draw tne current wage oi
$1.40 an hour.
A erouD of smaller merchants
already had striking stevedores at
work unloading two ships. They
draw $1.72 an hour. That is what
the 2.000 dock workers of Hawaii
demanded when they quit work
May 1.
The Honolulu Chamber of Com
merce calls this deal a "stab in the
back." It said the agreement
broke a solid front which Hawaii
business had shown the Interna
tional Longshoremen's and Ware
housemen's union.
Henry Schmidt, ILWU leader,
said the union had contracts with
eight barge and ship operators
for more such operations.
Castle and Coke, Ltd., shipping
agents, announced meanwhile that
at least eight freighters of the
Isthmian line would arrive In
Wa'rt closing for a
VACATION
until Ssptsmbtr 20
Howe's Cabinet Shop
86 Hevsr Strsst
IIP! uJiaitt I
fise buyers look for the Imperial
silver label that says the finest In
wallpapers. Guaranteed to with.
Jfj "u "wn pwiwraj wiinwi rag
Wt wg and to clean satisfactorily
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X, instructions are followed.
J Home Fuqniswngs I
PERSONALIZED SERVICE FOR THE HOME
VttBrani At Hospital
To Witness Camp Show
Patients at the Roseburg Vet
erans hospital will be entertained
Tuesday, Sept. 6, both afternoon
and evening, when the Veterans
Hospital Camp show, "Happy
Holiday," will be presented in
the Recreation hall.
The show features a combina
tion of music, comedy, acrobat
ics, and juggling. Background for
most of the acta is supplied by
the Lee Foster quartet of accor
dion, electric violin, bass and
electric guitar. They also do solo
numbers of their own, featuring
such numbers as "Humoresque," ;
"(;av taballero, and "Fiddle
Fartdle." I
Comedy and Juggling are per
formed by Jack and Camille Hoi-'
liday. They Juggle such things as
tennis rackets, balls, violins, etc.
Marian Klngsley is the vocal so
loist of the troupe. The Martin
gales are an acrobatic couple
who specialize In balancing rou
tines. Dot and Helen Blossom en
tertain by singing some modern
as well as operatic medleys. The
concluding number is some rapid
tap dancing by Ruth Daye.
liHppy Holiday" is one of the
regularly scheduled Hospital
Camp shows that are presented
to patients in velersns hospitals
all over the United States.
PRUDENTIAL LIFI
Insurance
HORACE C. BIRO
Special Agent .
Ill W'st Oak
Offlee 712-J Res. S71-J
In Oregon It's
McCredie Hot Mineral
Springs Resort
Highway Travelers
Welcome, Too.
On Short-Cut Highway 5S
McCredie Springe, Oregon
September or be enroute by the
end of the month.
These ships, from gulf and east
ports, will carry 90,000 tons of
cargo. They are the ships which
will he unloaded by government
longshoremen.
Albino Sea Lions? That's
What Coast Folks Say
NEWPORT, Sept. 6 4JP
Coastal residents weren't sure
whether those were albino sea
lions off the coast or not.
The light-colored mammals
they looked white from a dis
tance began appearing early
last week. There were scores of
them on Otto Rock yesterday.
Some maintained they were a
species of sea lions not previous
ly seen in this region. Others
said they were Just the young of
sea lions.
Federal Government
To Hit LA Gangsters
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 6.-4JPt
The federal government is gird
ing for an all-out offensive
against Los Angeles gangsters.
U. S. Attorney James M. Car
ter gave warning to the under
world that he has asked for as
signment of at least 50 treasury
agents to move against mobsters
by way of the income tax laws.
The federal prosecutor said
treasury agents, if assigned here,
will "go after millions of dol
lars" handled by hoodlums. Car
ter indicated that special atten
tion will be paid to horse race
bookmaking revenue.
In making a statement yester
day. Carter said that the. Guaran
tee Finance Co., bookmaking set
up is an example of income tax
matters that need immediate gov
ernment attention.
U. S. Arms Aided
Chinese Reds,
Top General Says
BUCHAREST. Romania. Sept.
6 (.-PI The supreme commander
of the Chinese communist armies
has attributed the red victories
in China to Russian aid and
American-made weapons. He did
not elaborate on the American
weapons, but presumably meant
they were captured from national
ists.. Gen. Chu Teh made his state
ment in an article in the Comin
form Journal, organ of the Inter
national Communist Information
bureau.
Chu said the communist victory
In China would have been impos
sible except for "the most sincere
fraternal and friendly help of the
Soviet union and proletariat and
all the revolutionary people of
other countries."
He said the Chinese "liberation
army" now numbers 4,000,000
men.
"This is an Invincible force
equipped with American-made
weapons." he said. "The libera
tion of all China Is now a matter
of but a very short time."
$150,000 Fir Destroys
Rood Department Shop
COLFAX, Wash., Sept. 6 I. '
A fire causing damages estimat
ed at $150,000 destroyed a Whit
man county road department
shop Thursday.
The blaze started when some
one struck a match while gaso
line was being delivered, firemen
said. A gasoline tank exploded.
Flames destroyed a $19,000 road
grader as well as the shop.
Tires, several trucks, and oth
er machinery was lost.
Firemen were able to prevent
the fire from spreading to sev
eral houses.
Mrs. Charles A. Brand
Teacher of Singing
Voice Building, Song
Interpretation
Maeonle Building
rnone ajo-n
fall Term
September S
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Phone 417
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Lincoln County Cities
Returning To Old Time
NEWPORT, Sept. ' 6m All
the Lincoln county cities on day
light time shifted to standard
time at 12:01 a.m.. Sent. 6. so
that, school hours will agree
throughout the county.
Several sizable towns Toledo.
Oceanlake. Depoe Bay. Wecoma.
Pelake and Taft have been on
daylight time this summer, while
Newport and some other cities
have stuck to standard.
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