The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, February 22, 1950, Page 5, Image 5

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Singing "When We're Done-
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9:15-9:30 A.M.
Thursday
Muse and Music
Favorite poems .radio
adapted by Leroy Hiott.
10:13-10:30 A.M.
Thurtdoy
The Cisco Kid
'The Avalanche ond Mor
bid Jones" titles tonight's
odventure with Cisco and
"Pancho."
7:30 - 8 P. M.
Mon., Wed., Fri.
What's The Name of
That Song?
How's vour musical mem
ory? Test it with Bill Gwinn,
the twin-piano teom, and
"Song" contestants.
8 8:30 Tonight
Claude Thornhill
Presents "Wm a Holidoy."
For details, tune in:
8:30-8:45 Tonight
Cedric Foster
An informative and authori
tative news onalysis by one
of the nation's top news-
commenfotors.
8:45 - 9 P. M
Mon., Wed., Fri.
KRNR
1490 on your Dial
CD I I
Randall ThftrMft
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columnist for the Sacramento Union
in Sacramento and Seattle. Entered radio as producer-writer in 1929.
Tomorrow night, the three adventuring heroes of the "I love a Mys
tery" series (10:00 - 10:15 p. m., Mon. thru fri.) travel to San Moreno !
and immediately find new adventure in the story "The Tropics Don't
Call It Murder."
TONIGHT: Musical utilnf fame on "What'a the Name of
'that SenajT" at I ... . Yeur ehanto to "Win a Holiday" la
explained en the "Claude Thernhill" thaw at l:M .... and
RCA-Vlctor Red Seal recardt take a spin en "Mutit Yeu Want"
at 10: IS.
Beginning Monday, February 27, and Monday thru Friday there-
I after at 7 p. m., mothers, fathers and especially the children will find
: mutual delight in KRNR'a new "Sleepytime Tales" . . . being beamed
' particularly to all the little Ludvigs and Iodines in the area aa a de
j lightful verbal prod toward beddie-bye. Details on the new program
forthcoming!
NEWCOMERS TO BE
HONORED AT TEA
At the regular meeting of the
Canyonville chamber of commerce
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Frances ploys any request that wt Qive Her in her own amiable
style. Not only that, she ploys a really "Hep" piano. We heard her
ot Ernie Piluso's in Eugene ond now that sh is here in Roseburg,
we don't want to miss her ond her excellent entertainment. Soy,
make that dote for tonight ond go to the Shalt mar Room with us.
Per Hie finest In feed en 4 entertainment
alweyi visit the
SHALIMAR ROOM
122 f. Staph.!
refresh at th familiar
on tho road to anywhoro
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If you lovo a myitery, to do
theta accomplished (cllowt pictured
at right, who can b identified by
their alert Mutual network liiteneri
to the Monday through Friday "I
Lovt a Myiteiy" aeries at (top L
to R) Tony Randall, "Reggie
York," and Ruttell Thorson, "Jack
Packard," and (lower L to R) Carl
ton E. Morte, writer and producer,
and Jim Bowlei, "Doe Long."
Carlton E. Morte wai born in Jen
nings, La., in 1801 . . , when itiU
a small boy moved with hit family
to Talent, Oregon, where he grew
up on a cattle ranch ... "I was a
good cowboy," Morte recalls,
"good enough to know when to
quit," . . . Moved to Sacramento
in 1917, where he finished high
school . . . then entered the U. of
California. Writing career began in
Journalism . . . was reporter and
. , . later worked on newspapers
last week the group decided to
sponsor a newcomer'a tea. All lad
iea who have moved to Canyonville
during the past year will be spe
cial guests at the affair. All wo
men in the city will be invited,
j This will be a means of bringing
: women in the community together
' to become better acquainted and to
j meet new people ho have moved
! to the city. The date will be an
nounced later.
Reeervatlone for private
Skating Parties
are available at the
Rainbow Skating Rink
Winchester Phone 92S-R-2
1200
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Society and Glu&l
By LOTUS KNICHT PORTER end BETTY ALLEN
NOTICE
Social Itema submitted by tele-
&hone for the society page must
a turned In before U o'clock
Monday through Thursday ind
by 10 a. m. Friday at which
time the social calendar and Sat
urdays society page are closed
weekly.
VOLUNTIIRS MIIT AT
RIODLE AND OAVt CRIIK
TILLER, AND DREW
Monday afternoon Mra. W. F
Amiot, executive secretary of the
Douglas Tuberculosis and Health
association, and C. R. Bradford,
X-ray consultant, attended a meet'
ing at two o'clock in Days Creek,
which was attended by volunteer
canvassers from Days Creek. Till
er, and Drew. Coffee was served
at the close of the meeting.
Those present were Nellie Thorn'
ason, Drew; Mabel Smith, Days
Creek: Betty Connor, Days Creek:
Sylvia Larson, Daya Creek; Lucile
N. MacLean, Drew; Janice An
drews. Bette Mallery, Louise Wese-
man and fcva t. Poole ot liner;
Ollie E. Schroeder, Nancy Knowles.
Lucia Snyder, Virginia Martin and
Edith Moore, Daya (reek; alar
Gaulke, Ethel Worthington and
Fern Brown of Canyonville; Mrs
Stanley and Alice Corbett, Tiller
and Ethel Norene of Days Creek
Riddle canvassers met at two
o'clock Friday at the home of Mrr.
Earl Lindquist. Besides Mrs. Ami
ot and Mr. Bradford, those present
were Uldean Lindquist, Cora Bax
ter, Virginia Spiering, Effie Kin
cade, Margaret Ruckel. Dorothy
Smith, Emma Jean Zimmerman,
Ada Smith, Leatha Ryder, Mary
Collins, Maggie Nichols, Thelmi
Aikens, Fern Fenton, Mrs. Sitts.
Mrt. Pruner, Betty Cripps, Loreru
Mailland, Mrs. Wilkes and Virgin
ia Bordeau.
STUDENTS HONOR TEACHER
AT CLOSE OF SCHOOL DAY
Professor LeRoy Hanson was
surprised during the last period of
school, Friday afternoon, when the
student body honored him on his
birthday. The home economics
class baked a four-tier cake, which
was served with punch. Mr. Han
son received a fishing reel from
the students. Others present were
Wilbur Briner, Ernest Warner,
Jean Cullin and Alfred Waters.
REGISTRATION FOR
CHARTER MEMBERS OF
WOMEN OF MOOSE HELD
Registration for charter mem
bers of women of the Moose will
be held open until March 6. All
i eligible women desiring to be char-
ter members are urged to attend
I the Monday, March 6th. meeting
at eight o'clock at the Moose hall
on South Stephens street. Those
desiring further Information are
asked to call H78-R.
JUVENILE GRANGE
HOLDS MEETING
Ten members of the juvenile
grange with patron Eldon Fisher
and Leonard Madison assistant,
were present at the Kellogg grange.
No. 811 last week. Master Grant
Madison presided over the meet
ing attended by 22 members. Re
freshments were served and Mas
ter Darlene Madison was in charge
of the juvenile grange.
F. S. CLUB DATES
MEETING FOR TUESDAY
The F. S. Club has announced a
meeting for two o'clock next Tues
day at the home of Mrs. C. H.
Wirkham on South Mill street. All
members are cordially invited to
be present.
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VALENTINE FARTY IS
CHARMING AFFAIR OF
MONDAY EVENING
Mra. Tyler Evans, Mrs. Jack
Rodgers and Mrt. Martin McCaly
were hostesses to Beta Gamma and
Alpha Chi members of Epsilon S.g
ma Alpha at a very lovely Valen
tine party at the former'! home
Monday evening.
Canasta, pinochle and monopoly
were in play. A handkerchief show
er was given Mrs. Donald Starmer,
who is leaving for Alaska. Deli
emus refreshments were served to
Miss Ardyth Andrus, Miss Colleen
Ireland, Mrs. Richard Gadway,
Mrs. Craig Dishman, Mrs. Robert
Reid, Mrs. Bill Benson, Mrs. Lyie
Quist, Mrs. Robert Naielrod, Mra
Ward Cummings Jr., Mrs. Jack
Rodgers, Mrs. Don Starmer, Mra.
Tyler Evans, Mrs. Martin McClay,
Mrs. A. C. Knife, Mrs. Donald Caa
key, Mrs. Ted Insley and Miss
Barbara Lamb.
DILLARD METHODIST YOUTH
ENJOY VALENTINE PARTY
AND BOX SOCIAL AT CHURCH
The Methodist youth of the Dil
lard church held a Valentine party
and box social, Saturday evening,
Feb. 11, at 7:30 o'clock in the
church annex. The boxes were auc
tioned eff by Paul Rummell and
Art Gasdorf. Games were in charge
of Sylvia Hill and Coleen Cole.
Those attending were Dons rin-
nell, Marilyn Mahoney, Wayland
Gentry, Bernita Clausen, Jerry
Gentry, Lynn Speckelmier, Pat
Callahan, Bud Walker. Sylvia Hill,
Coleen Cole, Johnny Appieton,
Wesley Finnell, Wanda Wagler,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rummell and
Mr. and Mra ArtSiur Gasdorf.
MRS. LIZIE CROW TO
BE HONORED ON FRIDAY
Mrs. Lizzie Crow of Riddle. 89,
who is the oldest member, will be
especially honored when the Am
erican Legion Auxiliary of Fallin
Post 123 meets Friday night, feb.
24, at the Canyonville community
hall. The occasion will be her birth
day anniversary.
Corsages will be presented ana
there will be a birthday cake lo
observe birthdaya of members
whose birthdaya occurred in De
cember, January and February.
Refreshments will be served o
the members of the Auxiliary and
to the American Legion members,
whose meeting night will be rn-
day also.
EVERGREEN GRANGE
TO MEET FRIDAY
Eversreen Grange has invited all
Grangee to bring candidalea for
initiation for the first ana serona
degrees to the meeting Friday
night, Feb. 24, at Vat hall. A aix-
thirty o clock potiucn aupper wiu
precede the meeting. Ladica are
asked to bring potholders and dish
towels for the display table or con
tact Nell Lander.
D. OF U. F. TO
MEET FRIDAY NIGHT '
Florence Nightingale tent No. 15.
Daughters of. Union Veterans of
the Civil War will meet at seven
thirty o'clock Friday night, Feb.
24, at the K. of P. hall. The de-
oartment president. Marina lur-
ran, of Albany will be present for
this meeting. All members are re
quested to be present.
JANUR AY-FEBRUARY
BIRTHDAY PARTY TO
BE HELD MONDAY NIGHT i
January and February birthdays
will be celebrated by members
of Florence Nightingale tent No. I
1.1. Dauehters of Union Veterans
of the Civil War at a party Monday
nieht at eight o clock at the home
of Mrs. Ruth Plumer, 1162 Military
street. A potlurk lunch will be serv
ed. All members are urged to be
present. j
ROSE CUB PACK 1
POTLUCK DINNER
Rose school cub pack will hold
a tix-thirty o'clock dinner with the
parents in the school gymn Fri
day night, Feb. 24. All members
and their parenta are urged to
attend.
RIVERSIDE ROOM MOTHERS
CLUB TO MEET ON FRIDAY
Riverside P.-T.A. Room Mothers
club will meet at one-thirty o'clock
Friday. Feb. 24, at the home of
Mrs. Bruce Lattm on Alameda
street with Mrs. Ken I. add, assit
ing hostess. All members are re
quested to be present.
TURKEY SUPPER TO BE
SERVED ON FRIDAY 1
A turkey supper will be served
by the Tenmile Ladies club at the
Tenmile Community building Fri
day night, Feb. 24. Serving will
begin at aix-thirty o'clock. Those
attending are asked to bring their
silverware and a cup.
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CAMP FIRI COUNCIL
REVIEWS PLANS FOR
ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETING
Members ot the Camp Fire Coun
cil reviewed plana for the forth
coming annual meeting to be held
Feb. 27, when they met last week
at the chamber of commerce. The
annual mee'ing will begin at
p.m. at the Methodist church.
The sponsors of Camp Fire and
Bluebird graupa, guardians, and
parenta are invited to this public
meeting at which time activities
ot the organisation and council for
the past year will be reviewed. A
social hour will close the evening.
Mra. Ray Lehman ia in charge of
decorations for the annual get-io-gether;
Mrt. Ionard Gibson, invi.
tationa; Mrt. Harold Hoyt and Mist
Barbara Lou Kitt, program.
Mra. Stanley Groshong and Mrt.
O. E. Amundson, president and
vice-president respectively of the
Guardian's association, were intro
duced aa new members of the
council.
In attendance were Mra. Morria
Bowker, Mra. Jack Chapman, Mra.
Jamea Conn, Mrs. George Erirk
son, Miss Barbara Kitt, Mrs. Leon
ard Gibson, Mrs. Mary Black, Mra.
Harold Hoyt, Mis. Ed Tauscher,
Mrs. Wm. C. Unrath, Mrs. Harry
Brubaker, Mrs. Hugh Whipple, of
Drain; Mrs. Stanley Groshong and
Mrs. O. E. Amundson.
RICE VALLEY GRANGE
HOLDS REGULAR SESSION
The Rice Valley grange met at
the hall Tuesday evening with Mrs
Emerson aa hostess. Eighteen
members were in attendance.
After a business session refresh
ments were served to Mr. and Mrs.
William Castor, Mr. and Mrs. J.
G. Wales, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Rite,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Churchill, Mr
and Mrs. Glen Walker, Mr. and
Mrt. Al Fonken, Mr. ami Mrt. Har
ry Abbott, Kenneth LaMar, Mrs
Harry Dunbar, Mra. Cecil Hartford,
and Mra. Ralph Emerson.
The next meeting of the grange
will be at the hall Tuesday eve
ning, Feb. 28.
O.A.V. SOCIAL
TO BE THURSDAY
All members of the D.A.V. chap
ter and the auxiliary of Dean Per
rine Unit No. 9, are invited to a
social to be given at the Del Rey
cafe at Winchester Thursday night,
Feb. 23, at aeven-forty-five o'clock
At thia time there will be a dedica
tion service of the auxiliary col
ors. Any visiting colors of other
organiiationa are also invited to
participate in the aervice.
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER
TO BE ON FRIDAY
World Day of Prayer will be ob
served by the Roseburg Council
of Churchwomen beginning at ten
o'clock in the morning Friday, Feb.
24, at St. George'a Episcopal
church. A aervice will also be held
at seven-thirty o'clock that eve
ning. Theme for the day will be
"Faith of Our Times." The public
is invited.
PUBLIC CARD PARTY
TO BE HELD FRIDAY
The Eagles auxiliary will spon
sor a public card party Friday
night at eight o'clock at the Eagles
hall. Canasta and pincohle will
be in play. Prizea will be awarded
and refreshemtns will be served.
The public is invited.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH YOUNG
PEOPLE HOLD VALENTINE
PARTY AT SUTHERLIN
Thirty-one young people of the
Sutherlin Christian church gather
ed at the east room of the church
Monday evening Feb. II, when the
high school class of Ihe church en
tertained with a Valentine party.
The evening waa devoted lo games
pertaining to Valentine's day.
At the conclusion of the garnet,
duets were sung by Rose Mary
Hudson and Jerry Willie and Doyle
Hall and Lloyd Whitford.
Refreshmenta were served by
Evelyn Cornish and Barbara Lowe,
the committee in charge, assisted
by Joan Lang, Mary Lou Hoag
land and Marian Carter.
The evening concluded with de
votional t and hymns were sung.
Barbara Woollette read the
"Love" chapter of the New Testa
ment, I Corinthiana 13, and also
an inspirational discourse on "The
Love of Christ and what it means
to the world." Reverend Lloyd
Whitford gave the closing prayer.
Those present were Reverend
and Mrt. Whitford, Mrt. Ada Ab
eene, high school teacher; Pat Wil
der, Freda Hoagland, Johnny Bu
chanan, Doyle Hall, Evelyn Cor
nish, Ronald Woollett, Fritsi
Skaggs, Tommy Lowe. Billy Priest
Cleo Hong, Troy Finnell, Jerry Wil
lis, Rose Mary Hudson, Barbara
Lowe, Marian Carter, Mary Lou
Hoagland, Joan Lang, Lundy Jar
vis, Geraldine Van Komen, Curtis
Jarvis, Patsy Moore, Vonda Priest,
Barbara Woollett, Marjie Davey,
Andrie Hall, Edna Mae Carter
Wayne Card, Jackie Kennedy and
Milo Pope.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
PROGRAM OF INTEREST
AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Woman's Missionary Society ol
the Baptist church were entertain
ed Thursday, Feb. It at the church
with the Alice Thayer circle as
hostess at a one o'clock luncheon.
The decorations carried out the
George Washington theme.
Mra. W. C. Martin of Cot's ge
Grove, first vice-president of the
Oregon Mission work gsve a talk
on "Mission Work in Foreign
Fields." She was accompanied to
Roseburg by Mra. William Suthor
lin. wife of the Baptist pastor .t
Cottage Grove, who was a mis
sionary in China, and who spoke
on "Mission Work In China." Both
talks were enjoyed by the audience.
Mrs. Harry Hatfield, president
conducted the business meeting and
group singing of a hymn was en
joyed. Devotions were led by Mrt
Jessie Kvidera on the subject oi
prayer from Luke 1. Reports on
activities of all circles were heard
and Ihe meeting closed with a pray
er by Mrs. Maud Doughty.
The next meeting will be held
March 16 with the Victory Circle
as hostess.
Dr. George L. Nicholas
Veterinarian
Groduote ot -University
of Pennsylvania
is now located ot
804 Garden Valley Road
Phone 116
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REVEALED AT JOLLY
CIRCLE CLUB MEETING
Jolly Circle club members met
at the home of Mra. Sallie Barker
Wednesday for a potluck luncheon
at 1 p.m. and during the afternoon
mystery sisters were revealed and
new namea drawn.
Officers for the coming term
were re-elected and Include: Mrt
M. Manning, president; Mrt. Sall'e
Barker, vice-president; Mrs. Con
nie Showers, secretary-treasurer.
The next meeting will be held
March 1 at 2 p.m. at the home of
Mra. Evelyn Simpson at which
time birthday gifta will be pia
tented to Misa Evelyn Bowen.
Enjoying the affair were Mrl.
Evelyn Warren, Mrs. Dorothy SL
Peter, Mrs. Evelyn Simpson, Miti
Clara Schluenz, Mra. Connie Show
ers, Mrs, Ethel Sanders, Mrt. M.
Mtnning, Mrt. Leora Lynn, Mrt.
Elsie lsakson, Donnie and Carol,
Mra. Gertrude Davis, Miss Evelyn
Bowen, and the hostess and her
son, Clifton,
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