8 - Ths Newi-Review, Roseburg, Ors. Tuei., Dee. , 1949
Society okA GUU
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTf R and BETTY ALLEN
NOTICE
Social Items mbmltted by tele
nhona lor tne socielv pane must
be turned In before 12 o'clock
Monday through Thursday nd
by 10 a. m. Friday at which
time the social calendar and Sat
urday's society page are closed
weewy.
DORCAS SOCIETY HAS
DELIGHTFUL MEETING
AT JOHNSON HOME
Dorcas Society of Faith Luther
an church held a very enjoyable
afternoon meeting DecemDer i
at the home of Mrs. Frank John
son, 242 S. Rose street.
The pastor led the group sing
ing and continued the study of
the Prophets. Isaiah was the
prophet studied. A short business
meeting followed, after which the
members exchanged gifts and
the remainder of the afternoon
was spent in singingChristmas
carols and visiting. There were
fourteen members and two chil
dren present. At the tea hour,
Mrs. Johnson served lovely re
freshments. The next meeting of the group
will be announced later.
WOMAN'S SOCIETY
8CHEDULE3 MEETING
The Woman's Society of the
First Presbyterian church will
hold a 1:30 p.m. dessert-luncheon
at the church Thursday, Dec. 8
followed by a business meeting.
Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker is luncheon
chairman and the program will
be in charge of Mrs. W. H. Fer
ris. Members are asked to bring
articles for a family with chil
dren who recently lost all their
possessions and clothing in a fire.
DRESSMAKING AND
ALTERATIONS
Expert workmanihlp,
10 yeare experience.
Why be llifled with
leu then the best7
HELEN JORGENSEN
(Formerly of Chicago)
SOS rullerton St.
. Phone 135-YX
AUTOMATIC IRON
The "Kwikway
quality frcaimg unit . . . iuw
wait . . . chrome plated ... Mm OO
detachable cord
'STERLING' HATER
Electric heeler 10-inch sire f Q
with chrome reflector ... six 5 ijf
foot cord . . . carrying handle. .
lit Approved.
seal prevents loss of food flavor. Cute
cooking to minutes. Excelent le
for oannlng ..t ;....... rw J
Machine Gun
Reillstlo toy machine gun that
sounds like real thing when trigger
le pulled. 2' 10" long, all metal and
plastic Sprina wind. n nn
He'll love this glftl AtdTW
AM steel, 8
colorful colore.
oer wneeis, sturdy and real.
Istlo. 16" long
'DICK
A gift thrill for
ater. Made of
light on top
mores . . . has loud siren...
finished in "police green.
ROLLER SKATES
Beginners' skates for children age 2
to 7. All steel, sturdy wheels, adjust
able toe straps. Skate ex. 1 QC
tends 6" to 8J4". Pair leVJ
f GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY I
Hundreds more on display in the $
store at prices that save you money. $
DRESS FORM MAKING
OFFERED EXTENSION
UN!T8 IN COUNTY
Anv home extension unitmenv
ber in Douglas county desiring
to learn dress form making Is
asked to meet at Rlversdaie
Erai.ce December 6 and 7 at 10
a.m. Those attending are asked
to bring a sack lunch the first
day.
Rlversdaie unit will also meet
Tuesday, December 13 at 1 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. A. J. Stand
ley for a demonstration In gift
wrapping led by Mrs. John Tro
zelle and Mrs. Fred Schulke. All
attending are asked to bring a
twenty-five cent Christmas gift,
a box to wrap it in, wrappings,
seals and ribbon and a decora
tion such as evergreen, cone, hol
ly, etc.
YONCALLA BOYS HELP
GATHER HOLIDAY
DECORATIONS FOR CITY
Yoncalla took on a festival ap
pearance Saturday when the
boys from the 6th, 7th and 8th
grades under the capable lead
ership of George Kremkau, went
out In the woods and cut down
Christmas tree boughs, and dec
orated all the business houses In
town. A large Christmas tree has
been placed in the Intersection
near the Sweet Shop, with ropes
of cedar strung to the four cor
ners. Electric lights will be
strung on the tree. Rehearsals
are beine held for the big Christ
mas program, for the school, also
for the three churches. All the
merchants say that the Christ
mas shoDDine is well underway,
and this year looks like receipts
will exceed previous years.
W. 8. OF C. 8. TO
MEET THURSDAY AT
METHODI8T CHURCH
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service will meet at a one
o'clock dessert luncheon Thurs
day in the Methodist Church par
lors, with members of Circle No.
3, as hostesses. Members having
birthdays In October, November
and December will be special
guests of honor.
Mrs. A. J. Geddes will have
charge of the' worship and Mrs.
Ned Dixon will have charge of
the program topic, "Church in
Our Schools and the World." All
members and friends are most
cordially Invited.
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wheeler van truck. Five
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TRACY' CAR
any young- with Siren
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LOCAL BEAUTIES IN CHORUS
paces as members ot the blkettes, chorus line for the forthcoming fclks lodge home talent
charity show. Daily rehearsals will occupy the time of participants in "Talk About Town" from
now until the show is presented Uee. IS, 16, and I, ricturea
McClay, Jean Miller, Irene Trapalis, Mary Sprout, Terry Miller,
Clark, June Bean, and Peggy Stark. (Picture by Photo Lab)
MR. AND MR8. JACK80N
TO BE HONORED AT
RECEPTION ON 8UNDAY
Honoring Mr. and Mrs. V. T.
(-j8"kson on their fortieth wedding
anniversary, an at-home recep
tion will be held Sunday, Decem
ber 11, at the home of their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Elton Jackson, first house
north of Winchester bridge on
Highway 99.
Relatives and friends have
been most cordially invited to
call between the hours of two
and five o'clock.
AUXILIARY 8EWING CLUB ,
TO HOLD ALL-DAY
MEETING ON THURSDAY
The American Legion Auxili
ary Sewing club will hold an all-
day meeting witn a noon potiucK
luncheon Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Garry on N. Ballf street.
All members are urged .to at
tend to assist with the child wel
fare sewing.
"Coronado Tag-Along'
PORTABLE
Only
$2.90 Down
2 u
A gift to bring year 'round entertainment 3-Way championship per
formance plays anywhere on batteries or plugged into light socket
Smartly designed plastic case . . . strap handle for easy carrying. So
light in weight! So sensitive! So excellent in tonel (Batteries extra) '
"Coronado" 23-Gal. Standard
WASHER
Only $5.00 Down Complete wlfh Pimp
A gift she'll appreciate for years to comel
Compare It feature for feature with any other
make! Big 21-gallon tub . . . high vane agi
tator . , . safety-bar wringer with balloon rol
ler, and many other quality features.
Coronado NAVAJO' BICYCLE
I run -
Stephens and Case St.
LINE These ten girls are shown
KEYSTONE CLUB TO
SPONSOR FOOD SALE
ALL-DAY WEDNESDAY
The Methodist Keystone club
will sponsor a food sale from
nine to five o'clock Wednesday,
Dec. 7, at the Umpqua Valley
Hardware store. Mrs. Vernon
Keel is general chairman of the
sale and has requested members
to bring their food donations to
the store by nine o'clock In the
morning. Anyone having dona
tions and unable to bring them
to the store, Is asked to telephone
Mrs. Louis Gavel, 669-J-4, who
will pick them up.
EXTENSION UNIT TO
HOLD CHRI8TMAS PARTY
Rice Valley Home Extension
unit will hold a Christmas party
at the Rice Valley hall. A Christ
mas grab box will be enjoyed
and those attending are asked to
bring a fifty-cent gift to be wrap
ped at the meeting and to also
bring wrapping material.
RADIO
Boy's or Girl's model
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s .
Up-to-the-minute streamlined
design . . . rigid construction
. . . beautiful baked enamel fin
ish. Equipped with chain guard,
headlamp, chrome truss rods,
double spring saddle, brake snd
kick stand.
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Phone 97
above as they go through their
aDove, letf to ngnr, are Joyce
Vickie Nelson, Beth West, Chris
YONCALLA SADDLE
CLUB HAS MEETING ,
The regular meeting of the
Yoncalla Saddle Club, was held
Friday evening. During the busi
ness session, the following offi
cers were elected for the coming
year. President, Kenneth La
Marr; vice-ores., Art Rychard;
secretary, Georgia May Turpin;
treasurer, Charlie Applegate ;
Drill master, George Meyers,
Jr.; reporter, Hazel Wright. The
next meeting of the club will be
held Jan. 6, when the new offi
cers will be Installed. Anyone
wishing to learn to tie a Dia
mond hitch is invited to attend
that meeting. A social hour fol
lowed the meeting with delicious
refresttmenls being served by
Charlie Applegate, Georgia May
Turpin and Mrs. Tom Wallace.
LOOKINGGLASS P.-T.A.
ANNOUNCES MEETING
FOR FRIDAY EVENING
Lookineelass P.-T.A. will meet
Friday eveninei December 9, at
eleht o'clock at the schoolhouse,
Following the business session,
a short play, 'The Lighthouse
Keeper s Daughter," will De pre
sented. Mothers of third and
fourth grade children are re
quested to bring cookies. Re
freshments of cookies and coffee
will be served.
FOOD 8ALE AND
BAZAAR IS DATED
The Yoncalla American Legion
auxiliary announces a food sale
and bazaar at the Yoncalla Meat
market Saturday Dec. 10th, for
the purpose of raising money for
hospitalized veterans, uuts to
the Yanks who Gave." Thk is a
very worthwhile project and mer
its the support of everyone in this
community. '
W. B. A. TO HOLD
CHRISTMAS PARTY
The Woman's Benefit associa
tion will hold its annual Christ
mas party at two o'clock Thurs
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Paul Travis on Mosher
street. Election of officers will
be held and a social hour will
be enjoyed. All members are
urged to be present.
MARION BEEBE CIRCLE
TO MEET ON THURSDAY
Marlon Beebe circle of the
First Baptist church will meet
Thursday afternoon at two o'
clock at the home of Mrs. R. E.
Crawford at 426 South Main
street. All members are urged to
be present. ' .
COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN
TO MEET ON THURSDAY
Women of the Roseburg Coun
try club will meet at a twelve
o'clock luncheon Thursday at the
clubhouse, followed by the regu
lar contract bridge-play at one
oclock. All members are urged
to be present.
Isn't this true?
WhEN FIRE comes, if
you own and live in your
home, you must pay rent
for temporary living quar
ters. If you rent to some
one, you Jose your expect
ed income until the house
is rebuilt or repaired. Be
sure you have enough
Rent Insurance to cover
these ofter-the-fire losses.
See
R. O. YOUNG
Phone 417
20S W. Cast St.
Roseburg
Property Owner
Not Restricted
By New FHA Rule
WASHINGTON-) The FH
say. the new anti-discrimination
policy on government financing
of homes will not bar a property
owner from picking the tenant'
he wants.
Nor will It attempt to control
the owner in selecting a buyer if
iie cJiooqa to !! fh pt-oerti.t
me new ruie is expected to go
Into effect in about. 60 days. It
will ban federal home mortgage
guarantees wnere written restric
tive covenants are placed on rec
ord after the effective date.
The policy was announced last
Friday by Solicitor General Phil
ip B. penman, with the author
ization of President Truman.-Con-fusion
arose over how it will op
erate. In an attempt to clarify the
situation, ' FHA Commissioner
jranKiin u. Kicnards sent ex
planatory statements to FHA
field offices for their guidance.
The aim, Richards said, is to
brine the government's oolicies
in line with Supreme court de
cisions that, although individuals
may be tree to Impose or comply
with restrictive racial covenants,
government support of covenants
is contrary to the public policy
and they cannot be enforced in
court
FORSYTHE GUILD TO
MEET THURSDAY NIGHT
Forsythe Guild of the First
Presbyterian church will meet
Thursday evening at a six-thirty
o'clock dinner at the home of
Mrs. Earl Lozier, 512 East Doug
las street. Members are asked
to bring a gift not to exceed $1
to exchange.
ROTARIANS AND
ROTARY ANNS TO HOLD ,
CHRISTMAS AFFAIR
Rotarians and Rotary Anns will
hold their annual Christmas par
ty at a seven o'clock dinner at
Rlversdaie Grange hall Thurs
day evening. All those attending
are requested to bring, a toy to
be given to needy children.
LADY ELKS WILL PLAN
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY
Lady Elks will meet at the
temple Thursday Dec. 8 at 8 p.m.
for a business session followed
by an evening of cards. Plans
will be made for the annual
Christmas varty sponsored each
season by the Lady Elks.
BETA SIGMA PHI CITY
COUNCIL-TO MEET AT
LUNCHEON THURSDAY
Beta Sigma Phi City Council
will meet at a one o'clock no
hostess luncheon Thursday at the
Umpqua hotel. All members of
the. Council are requested to be
present.
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FAST DAYLIGHT
SCHEDULE
lv. Portland . . . 7:45 AM
Lv. Eug.n. .... 10:16 AM
Ar. San Francisco 11:15 PM
For CefMcrrofis
From Hr
S. your rocof
S. P. Agni
The
Patrol System In All Oregon Schools. Newbry's Idea
SALEM Off) The schoolboy
patrol system should be 'extended
to all schools In the state, sec
retary of state Newbry says.
Instead of being confined to
traffic control, the boy officers
should be given more duties, he
said. These could include super
vising fire drills, preventing
abuses on playgrounds, keeping
order in loading and unloading
school buses, policing bujldin :s
n1 grounds, ar.d operating spe
cial foot patrols at rural schools.
Newbry said the new system
will be coordinated by State Po
lice Capt. Walter Lansing, who
heads Newbry's Traffic Safety di
vision. Lansing will work with
Newbry, Department of Educa
tion, State Highway commission,
State Police and the State Fire
marshal.
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ROSEBURG
Phone 7
LOW FARES 0U
Now that the summer tourist season
is over, space is easier to get on the new
streamliner Shasta Daylight which has car
ried capacity loads since its inauguration.
Try this new luxury dayliner on your next
trip south. See for yourself whyjt has cre
ated such a sensation. Leave in the morning.
Arrive in San Francisco that night. Through
big "Skyview Picture Windows" you'll see
the spectacular scenery of the Shasta Route
now mantled with autumnal colors.
The Shasta Daylight has 9 chair cars with
adjustable seats, diner, coffee shop, tavern
car, parlor-observation. All chair car seats re
served, but there's no charge for reservation.
LOW FARES DAILY
One-B'aw RoMddfri.
To San Francisco . . $11.80 $21.25
To Los Angeles . . . $17.30 $31.20
lit eliair cart on the Shata Daylight and other train
( 15 federal tax extra). . . . Parlor car fart higher.
GOING TO IOS ANGELES? ... The Shasta
Daylight connects with the Owl at Martinez,
arriving at Los Angeles 10:55 next morning.
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friendly Southern Pacific
New manuals outlining the plan
are being sent to schools and po
lice officers.
EVERGREEN H. E. C.
TO MEET THURSDAY
Evergreen Grange Home Eco
nomics club will meet at a noon
potluck luncheon Thursday at the
hall. New officers of the club w'll
act as hostesses. All members
are requested to be present.
PATCH AND CHAT
CLUB TO MEET
THURSDAY EVENING
VhA T3nt.h onri Print club Will
meet Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Gordon Ware. All
members are most cordially In
vited to be present.
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Soviet Union and Pakistan.
PHARMACY
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