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NEW FFA OFFICERS. New national officers of Future Farmer! of America ere shown after
election et national convention et Kansas City. Seeted: George Lewis (left). Sterling, III., pre
sident, end Donald Bakehouse, Owatonna., Minn, student secretary. Standing IL to Rl J. Rogers
Fike, Aurora, W. Va.; J. B. King, Peelume, Calif; Merril Cartwright, Booneville, Miss., end Clan
F. lackey, Delaware, O., first to fourth vice presidents reipectively. AP Wirephotol.
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Elkton
By PHYLLIS A. SMITH
Mr, and Mrs. Reed A. Maori
war badly ahaken up whan
their ear turned completely
evar on the new highway jutt
why be o
' dial oefcey?
STAY TUNED
TO KRNR-MBS
FOR:
WHAT'S THE NAME
OF THAT SONG
With Your Genial Emcee
Bill Gwinn
8 p. m. Wed.
Keyboard
Korner
Featuring Either and Myrtle
en Piano and Solovox
9:15a.m.Thur.
School Show
Dougloi County Schools
Present Their Own Progran
3:15 p.m.Mon.
thru Fri.
Dick Haymes
With Helen Forrest and the
Music of Carmen Dragon
7 p.m.Mon.,
Wed., Fri.
Football
USC vs. Oregon
Originating Los Angeles
2:15 p. m.Sat.
KRNR
1490 on your Dial
Wtrldt Onttnl RrfMmal Settmrt
east of the Dave Higgenbot
tem place. The accident oc
curred Tueaday, as Mr. and
Mrs. Moore ware returning
from a shopping trip to Rosa
burg. A can of paint they had ,
purchased there lost its cover
in the accident, making a mesa
of the Interior of the ear.
Mayor and Mrs. Rudy Back
lund of Bandon spent several
days with the Lester Rileys last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Smith have
moved into their newly com
pleted home on Hartes creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Owens and
family have moved back to their
lormer home at Lorane.
Pre-
H
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DANCE
at the
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South Deer Creek
Grange Hall
' Saturday, October 22
9'til12P.M.
Radio-Record Shop brings you a new
"decorator's lriumph"byGi pfCTOB
ITS A BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED COFFEE TABLE!
IT'S AX AM-FM RADIO-YICTROLA 4o COMBINATION!
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IT'S A SMART NEW ADDITION TO
You've never seen anything like it : t : noth
ing to match it for uefulness as a coffee table
l . . nothing to match it for convenience in
glorious home entertainment. You get AM-FM
radio, the exciting new 4.i rpm Yirtrnla phono
graph and storage spare for 216 records. You
get the wonderful "Golden Throat" tone sy.
tern a 12-inch speaker. And you get a piece of
furniture you can take pride in with your
choice of fine mahogany, r (for slightly more)
modern limed oak. Come in and see RCA
Yictor model 9V 102 today. AC
Toi.--T. It Its. 0. S. T. OC
The regular W.S.C.S. meeting
was postponed on account of the
Julius rtepslager. lunerai last
Wednesday.
Reverend and Mrs. M. G.
Hixson and famity of Cottage
Grove have come to Elkton,
where Mr. Hixson has the pas
torate In the Assembly of God
church. Assembly of God mem.
bers enjoyed a special service
with Rev. Wilheight in charge
Monday night. Before thia ape
eial meeting, a get-acquainted
pot luck aupper was held in
the parsonage.
Denny McCullem has Just com
pleted painting the new post of
fice building.
The Elkton sawmill has not
been operating this month on
account of the rain.
Duncan's mill is closed for a
few days while they are clean
ing the pond.
Mrs. Julius Rppslager has gone
to Hlllsboro to visit her daugh
ter, Mrs. Anna Fry, for a couple
of weeks.
Mr. Ross McDonald is report
ed Improving in the Sacred Heart
hospital In Eugene.
The Jim Mitchell family Is
enjoying its birthdays this month.
Baby Mary was one on Qct. 3;
Darlene was five Oct. 13; Sue
was three Oct. 14; Tom will be
Myrtle Grove Motel
for the finest collection of
Myrtlcwood Novelties and
Gifts. See the-trees on the
river! 14 ml. south on Hiway
99.
Radio-Record Shop
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Horses are quite often as smart
as numan uriii,. nu une ui
those who has reason to believe
so ia Curley Bradley, who, as f
'Tom Mix," knows the capabili-
ties of his equine friend Tony,
who shares again In Mutual's
thrice-weekly "Tom Mix and his
Straight Shooters" adventure
broadcasts now heard over KRNR
at 5:30 p. m. Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays. ITony la the
one on the left).
The Kayedeta take a palm
leaf from Waikikl as they bar.
me-nlie while "Making Love
Ukelele Style" en "The tammy
Kaye Showroom" tonight at
7:15. Also to be heard will be
be Don Cornell and the Kaye
choir In "Last Mile Home," CURLEY BRADLEY
Tony Alamo In "If I Loved You," the Kaye choir in "I Want
a Girl," and "Great Feeling." Although many dance band
leadera complain of a current publlo diainterest In dancing,
Sammy Kaye set a phenomlnal record during hie recent
appearance at the Deshler-Wallick hotel in Columbus, Ohio.
In a room that holds 460 people, the Deshler-Wallick re
ports. Sammy Kaye drew 3,110 'covers.'
Tune In "Whafs the Name of that Song?" tonight at eight with
Bill Gwinn, and the twin-piano team of Lou Maury and Vic Picmone.
Don't miss the new "Music You Want" program recently Initiated
Into the KRNR program scene on Monday of this week . , , ,
followed at 10:30 by Carlton E. Morse's "I Love a Mystery" series
.... both a Monday through Friday scheduling.
10 Oct. 20; and Mrs. Mitchell's
birthday is on Halloween, Oct.
31.
Remember the high school
carnival Friday, Oct. 21.
Word has been received here
that Mr. and Mrs. Jake Sawyers
have received a tiny bov In their
family. The baby has been named
Galen and has a little sister,
Glenda. Mr. and Mrs. Jane Saw
yers live at Sharp Park, Calif.,
where Mr. Sawyers drives for
the Greyhound lines.
Roseburg Lodge Dates
"Stray Elks' Roundup"
A "Stray Elks' Roundup" will
be held Thursday night at the
Roseburg Elks lodge, according
to Hal J. Avotte, exalted ruler.
Highlighting the affair will be
entertainment and a tloor show
headed by Roscoe Ates, famed
Hollywood "stuttering come
dian." Purpose of the roundup Is to
give local membership an op
portunity to meet with Elks who
are members of other lodges hut
are now living In Roseburg. and
all former members of Roseburg
lodge, number 326.
A Dutch lunch will also he held
after regular lodge meeting.
YOUR HOME!
In Beautiful
Mahogany
( $259 )
Liberal Terms
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KRNR
Mutual Broadcasting System
1490 on Your Diol
REMAINING HOURS TODAY
4 00 r i M on Lfwli, Jr. Ml.
4 ll-J'nnk Wminway. MBS.
4-30 l-cl Lonn Show.
4 4.W Nrwi - MRS.
5 no- Tip and Tuncf.
8 IA Mime.
5 .inTom Mil MRU.
5 Oft Muir at Six
1ft Mutual Nir. MRS.
6 3o Spnrta P.
0 U Muitr.
4iv-lral Ntwa.
6 4.1 Southland Stn(inf.
too Dick Hamrv
T l.VSammy Kt
1 rtO CUro Kid. MRU,
I.OO What's th Kama of that Song:
MB.
V Three Sont.
B 4ft Trx Brnek
B OO Nvwa MB,
fl IftHt Neighbor.
9 30 Scandinavian Melodv Ttmt.
9 4ft Fiillon Lwt. Jr. MRS.
10 00 Mkitlr Vou Want.
10 :I0 I Lova a Myuterv MRI.
10 4ft Rum Moman. MBS.
11 oo Ruis Morgan. MBS,
U 30 Sign Off.
THI RHPAT. OC'TOBE U,
(loo Mu.tral Clock.
8 to New
e :ift Farm Faro.
8 4ft Riae and Shine. MRS.
7 0O Hemingway. MBS
7:lft Ureakfant Gang, MBS.
1 4ft Local Newii.
7-.W Book Ravtevr.
7 ftft Mule.
8 (in Kavorlt rl mnn
A Ift Munlr for Thursday
A :tO Haven of Rent, MBS.
9 00 Modern Horn a.
9 1ft Keyboard Korner.
9 .10 Man About Town.
9 40 Mimical Interlude.
9 fto Shopper's Guide.
104)0 Newi. MBS.
10: 1 ft S wee I wood Serena da.
10 30 Sav It With Music.
10 4ft Art Baker '
11 on Larllet First. MBS.
11 : Queen for a Day, MBS.
12 oo Music at Noon,
12 lft Sports Page.
12 2ft Muntc.
12 40 Local Xevi't
12 45 Nallnnal Newt.
12 Sft Market Rrport
1 oo Man on the Street
1 lft Llnten ta) Llebert-
1 .in Music.
1 4ft Eddv Howard
2 00 Against the Storm, MBS
2 .10 II s Requested
3 oo Hoedown Party. MBS.
3 lft School Program
3 lO W C T II Proaram.
3 4ft David Rosa. MBS.
4 oo Fulton Lewis. Jr. MBS
4 lft Frank Hemingway. MBS.
4 10 Local Loan Show.
4 4ft Music.
5 00 Straight Arrow. MB
.TO Captain Midnight. MBS.
A 00 Music at Six
81ft Mutual Newsreel, MBS.
8 .10 Sporta Page.
8 Music.
8 40Local News
8 4ft Southland Singing
A ftft Btll Henry. MBS.
T OO Frank Purdv.
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5QUo,t p,n, if -' '. June llT'lSJ
?f;n
(E4 Teepnoin)
OFFERS UNITY PROGRAM
Adm. Louis E. Denfeld, Chiel of
Naval Operations, looks at a model
of the controversial B-36 prior to
taking the stand before the House
Armed Services Committee In
Washington, He summed up the
Navy's case against the present
national defense setup and pro
posed a tx-point program which
he said would "make unification
T ift Music You Remember.
T .10 Here Comes the Bride
goo Honalong Cassidy. MBS
g .10 Fishing and Hunting Club, MBS.
A Vft Mel Venier. MBS.
BOO News. MBS.
9 lft Music
9 10 Gentlemen of Not
A 4ft Fulton Lewis, Jr., MBS.
10. OO Music You Want
10 ;nv-l Love a Mstery. MBS.
10 4ft Rtiss Morgan Orch . MBS
1100 John Wolohan Orch., MBS.
!i no s'ic-ti off
Vital Statistics
Marriage License
HORNHOLCOM Leo Horn
and Edith Arlene Holcom, both
of Suthcrlin.
Separata Maintenance Suit
BAY Kvelyn vs. Leslie Bay.
Married at West Plains, Mo., Keli.
8, 1930. Plaintiff, chaiRinR cruel
and inhuman treatment, asks for
a decree of separation, custody
of their' four children, $200 a
month for their support, and that
the defendant continue making
payments on their property at
Suthcrlin.
Divorce Decrees
BARNETT l-e from Effle
Rarnett. Custody of their one
child granted plaintiff, who was
also awarded the ownership of
specified property.
SUNSERI Sal fatore Vincent
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October 25th and 26th
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Wed., Oct. 1, 1949-The News-Review, Roseburg, Or. S
Moral Progress Shouldn't Lag, Ministers Told
SEATTLE, Oct. 19. LV A I nation for "the advance of Christ
gathering of 1.000 Methodist
ministers and laymen f r o m
u . .l. . . "I
throughout the state were urged
! Tuesday to work towards moral
! progress comparable to the ma -
terial and economic gains of the
e. a.
The daylong session at the First
Methodist church was one of 78
scheduled In major cities of the
.
from Mary P. Sunseri. Defend-
ants maiden name of Mary P.
Knots restored.
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RENALDO If
Cisco I
Lo CARRILLON. :
ALWAYS ilf
FEATURES U'.l'jL
Jpiciun oi Love ui Violence v I
Matinee i"Z . I... w.ll.e.
Sat., & Sun. h- TONE Mm u.nwy
!nd his church."
L hop A1and" : shaw ol
Baltimore, Md., told the congre-
Kat ion that:
j "Preachers still have the Inv
'por,nt asl ol causing a moral
1 progress comparable to material
i gain. The church has values that
the material gains ol this Ume
never can surpass."
Bishop Gerald H. Kennedy of
Portland said that Methodist
churches will be asked to take on
additional missionary projects
during the coming year.
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