The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, March 07, 1950, Page 5, Image 5

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THIMBU CLU1 IS
CNTiRTAINID AT WILTON
MOMi AT POTLUCK APPAI
Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble
club met at i one o'clock polluck
luncheon Monday at the borne of
Mrs. Edith Welton and was enjoy
ed by Mrs. A. D. Hawn Mn. James
T. Miller, Mrs. John Worth inglon,
Mrs. Peter Crummett, Mrs. George
Croucher, Mrs. A. Neal, Mrs. Ro
bert Burton, Miis Virginia Ries
ling and Mrs. E.E. Gore.
The next meeting will be March
11 at a one o'clock polluck lunch
eon at the home of Mrs. Neal.
Those attending are asked to bring
their table service.
JOB'S DAUOHTIRS TO
HOLD BOX SUPPIR TONIGHT
Roseburg bethel No. g. Job's
Daughters will hold a box social
at six-thirty 'o'clock tonight, March
7. at the Masonic temple. Members
are asked to bring a box supper
and their Dads.
Comt '
SPRING or
HIGH WATER
We'd Om
March 10th
The Drive Inn
1 Mile Ssxrria eo
Hifhwey
Elementary,
My Dear WatsonI
It's at 1490
on your dial:
Book of Bargains
A fret service to the listen
er! Tune in at the new time:
9:45-10 A.M. '
Mon., Wed., Fri.
Keyboard Korner
The piano and organ styl
ings of Esther Geddes and
Myrtle Burr from a down
town location . , .
1:15 -1:30 P.M.
Wednesday
Bill Henry
Top newscaster in a five
minute roundup of world
news!
6:55-7 P. M.
Mon. thru Fri.
Jovin Jamboree
The music of David Rose . . .
plus a citizen-of-the-week
interview ...
8:30 -9 t. M.
Tonight
Harris Ellsworth
A report from Oregon's Con
gressman In Washington,
D. C.
9:30 9:45 Tonight
2 QUE)
DCm D
For years men have complained that the "sweet little woman"
lovely though she may be buys hideous ties for the usual Christmas
and birthdsy presents. The gals simply don't believe it. But to prove
the point for the males. KHJ-Don Lee's "Ladies First" show (1:30
2:00 p. m.. Moo., Wed., Fri.), his installed tie rack, and allows each
contestant to pick a tie for hubby. Just s bout, every day now, a couple
of sheepish femmes approach emcee Bob Moon after the broadcast to
ask it they might exchange a tie they chose several days earlier . . . .
The Mutual-Den Lee breodcestina system will air the "Game
ef me Day" In the American league beginning with the open
big ef the 150 baseball season en April II. Live play-by-play
broadcasts will be heard Monday through Saturday and will
. be released by seme 150 Mutual stations located In 11 states.
The "Game ef the Day" will be selected from eight American
league clubs m New York: Boston, Philadelphia Washington,
St. Louis, Cleveland, Chicago end Detroit. A minimum ef ten
broedcests will originate from each ef the eight American
leeguo baseball parks during the reguler playing kiwi. In
addition to the dally play-by-play reports, the broedcests will
Include interviews ef leading baseball pleyers and managers,
ceeches and sports writers.
TONIGHT: The music of David Rose and his orchestra backgrounds
the regular citizen-of-the-week interview on "Jovin Jamboree" (8:30 -9:00
p. m ). Direct from Washington, D. C, comes another in the
series of transcribed reports from Oregon's Congressman Harris Ells
worth (9:30 9:45 p. m.) . . . Carlton E. Morse's thriller-diller: "I Love
a Mystery" (10:00 10:15 p. m.) . , . and masterpieces in music re
corded on RCA-Victor Red-Seal discs on the regular "Music You Want"
program (10:15 10:45 p. m.).
LINGER LONGER CLUB
IS ENTERTAINED
Mrs. Art Wilkens entertained the
members of Linger Longer club
at her home near Dillard Friday,
Feb. 24. An evening of visiting
and games was enjoyed.
The hostess served refreshments
to Mrs. Henry Weber, Mrs. Cecil
Callahan, Mrs. Lee Mahoney, Mrs.
Kenneth Ronk, Mrs. Gordon Bur
nett and Mrs. Keath Ronk. The
hostess chose a patriotic motif for
her decorations.
At a recent meeting the club was
entertained at the Kenneth Ronk
home. Enjoying the evening of vis
iting and games were Mrs. Grover
Mrs. Roy . Gordon, Mrs. Art Wil-
Dr. George L. Nicholas
. Veterinarian
Graduate of
University of Pennsylvania
Is tow located at
804 Garden Valley Road
Phone 116
PlAY
with
mil
WILSON Equipment
Whether yee're e "pre" or a ".ink
er," yee'll pley e better gene with '
WILSON equipment. Ceme In eew, be
fore the seesea sterts, end yee'H be ell
reedy.
Wilson "Trapper"
Basemen's Gloves
4.60 to 17.50
Wilson
Catchers' Mitts
6.00 up
Baseball Shoes
Spcil School Prico
7.45 pair
WILSON
Tennis Rackets
Fomovt Mayor MotJolo
5.25 to 16.50
- WiiWft CHowoiowthif)
Tennis Balls
65c 31.80
5 SJ fmm
kens, Mrs. Henry Trobaugh, Mrs.
Cecil Callahan and Mrs. Keath
Ronk.
WOMAN'S SOCIETY
TO MEET THURSDAY
Woman's Society of Christian
Service will meet Thursday at a
one o'clock dessert-luncheon at the
Methodist church parlors with
members of Circle No. 2, as host
esses. The topic, "Christian Ad
vance In Japan," will be in charge
of Mrs. O. N. Kent with Mrs. C. K.
Rand in charge of the devotions.
All women of the church are in
vited. SHERIFFS POSSE AND
FAMILIES TO HOLD SUPPER
Douglas County Sheriffs Posse
members and their families are in
vited to attend a aeven o'clock pot
luck penny supper Thursday eve
ning, March 9, at the new club
rooms at the fair grounds. Ladies
attending are asked to bring table
service, a covered dish and a sal
ad or dessert. Men are asked to
bring pennies. Proceeds will go to
the clubhouse.
Wilson
"Ball Hawk" Gloves
2.50 to 16.75
Wilson
Fielders' Gloves
MW.lt br Dick Wekefield, Ted
Williams end ethers.
2.50 to 19.00
Wilson Official
' Baseballs
95c to 2.75
Wilson Bats
1.15 to 3.50
Wilson
Track Shoes
Specie! School Price
8.95
I 1
1 Special school and 1
team prices on all
IVILSON quipmenfj
KRNR
1490 en Vour Dial
Mutual Broadcasting System
BSMAININO BOiaS TODAY'
4:00 rultoo Lawls. Jr MBS.
4: IS Hamtnaway. MBS.
4:30 Bahlnd The Story MBS.
4:43 Concert Miniature.
SOO Straight Arrow MBS.
S M B-Bar-B Rid.ra. MBS. ,
8 00 Music At Six.
S IS Mutual N.wirMl MBS.
JO World Of Sports.
8:43 T. Banska.
S JS Bill H.nry. MBS.
trqp SlaapyUme Talaa.
7 IS Music You Itemambar.
I 30 Down Harmony Lan.
t:4S Bahtne! tha Mayor's Desk.
4 00 Aomanca In Muaic.
8:30 Jovin Jamboraa.
00 M.wa MBS.
S:1S Songa of Our Tlmaa.
9:10 Confrtiunin Ellaworth.
8:4S Anawar Man. MBS.
55 riv. Mlnut. final. MBS.
10 00 I Lov. A MMt.ry MBS.
10:15 Music You Want.
10:4S MrPhanon In Parson.
11:25 News Nightcap.
II JO-Sign OH.
wroNesDAY. Marck a, less
SW Musical Clock.
eao N.wa.
83J Fsrre Fair
8:44 His. St Shin. -MBS.
1:00 Hemingway. MBS
T15 Braakfaat Gang atBB.
1 SO OK tha Bacons.
T.4S Local N.wa.
1:50 Marchtlma.
S.OO Novatlma.
S:13 ravorlta Hymns.
:3ft Btbla Instttuta Hour. MBS.
t:00 Modern Home.
S:15 Gillespie Garden Gulda. MBS.
4:30 Man About Town.
:45 Book of Bargains.
10:00 r.'.ws. MBS.
10:15 Cecil Brown. MBS.
10:30 Say It with Music.
10:45-Jark Holt.
11:00 Ladlea Pair. MBS.
11:30 Queen for a Day MBS.
11:00 World News.
13:15 Sons of Pioneers.
1330 Johnny Mercar.
13:30 Local News.
13 55 Market Beports.
1 OO Man on the Siraet
I:t5 Keyboard Komer
1:30 Ladies First. MBS.
3 oo Phone Pun.
1 JO It Requeatetf.
3:15 School Show.
3:30 Red Cross Show.
3:45 One Great Hour of Sharing.
4:00 Pulton Lewis. Jr. MBS.
4:15 Hemingway. MBS.
4:30 Guest Star.
4:45 News. MBS.
5 00 Top tunes. '
5:30 Tom Mix. MBS.
6:00 Music at Six.
9:15 Mutual Newareet MBS.
4:30 World of Sports.
:45 Tex Beneke.
8:55 Bill Henry. MBS.
7:00 Sleepyllme Tales.
7:15 Chuckwacon Jamboree.
7:30 Cisco Kid. MBS.
8:00 Nam of that Song MBS.
8:30 Music.
8 45 Cedrlc Poster. MBS.
8:00 News. MBS.
8:15 HI Neighbor.
8:30 Scandinavian Melody.
8 45 Anawer Man. MBS.
8:55 S Minute Pinal MBS
10:001 Lov. A Mystery. MBS.
10:15 Music You Want.
10:45 MrPhersnn In Person.
11:35 News Nightcap. .
11:30 Sign Off.
BUFFET LUNCH, CANASTA
ENJOYED BY CROUP
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford enter
tained a group of friends at Ford's
Cafe Thursday night. The evening
was spent playing canasta.
A buffet lunch was served to the
guests who included Mr. and Mrs
George McClane Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Hays, Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
Gill, Mr. and Mrs. Don Coon, Mr.
snd Mrs. Gordon Harry, Mr. and
Mrs. William Grenskc, Mr. and
Mrs. William Cox, Mr. and Mrs.
H. M. Anderson and the host and
hostess.
YV.B.A. TO MEET
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
The Woman's Benefit association
will meet Thursday at two o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Magdalene
Herbage, 2134 Taylor street, Clo
verdale. All members are urged to
be present ss final plans will be
made to send delegates to the state
convention at LaGrande, March 13
14. COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN
TO MEET ON THURSDAY
Women of the Roseburg Country
club will meet Thursday at a
twelve o'clock luncheon at the club
house, followed by the contract
bridge play at one-thirty o'clock.
Those desiring transportation are
asked to call Mrs. Harold E.
Schmeer at 6S4-J.
2D
Loam how to ok yovr oordto
oro boowtiM, tho ooay woyl for
inttrott.no; foctt, for liwo-ono
Monoy Mvinf tipt, tttno In
ORTHO GARDEN GUIDE
MONDAY, WEDNESDAYS FRIDAY'
KRNR 9:15 A.M.
You'll a n a y tha
creamy richness of
ROSEBURG DAIRY homo
ftnixad milk right down
to tha last drop. Buy it at
your store or phona S3 for home de
livery In tha handy Pure-Pok car
tons. ROSEBURG
Estate And Trust
Forum To Be Held
Here March 10
L 1,
Typical trust problems which
face the majority o f American
families will be discussed for
Roseburg residents at a special
estate and trust forum to be held
Friday evening, March 10, at the
Umpqua hotel in Roseburg, under
t'.ie sponsorship of the United Sta
tes National bank, according t o
Harold E. Schmeer, manager A
the bank's Roseburg brsnch.
Four experienced trust officers
from the Portland offices of the
bsnk will conduct the progrsm,
which is to be a graphic and non
technical presentation of appro
priate methods for dealing with the
problems of the average family.
The program will include both
estste planning and tax econom
ies. The four-men tesm of trust
experts will be led by R. M. Alton,
vice president and head of the
trust department of the United
States National bank. His assoc
iates on the program include trust
officers D. W. MscKay, L. B. Sla
ver and E. J. Overman.
Plan Will Be Shown '
According to letters of announce
ment written by E. C. Sammons,
president, ,an estate plan will be
set up at the meeting, with the
visual aid of charts and graphs,
explaining the exact procedure fol
lowed after a will becomes effect
ive. The discussion will cover
methods of minimizing estate
taxes and establishing economical
management of estate holdings.
R. M. AJton will introduce the
discussion, followed by D. W. Mac
Kay who will discuss a tvpical
estate plan. L. B. Staver will ex
plain how Jhe typical plan works,
snd E. J. Overman will conclude
the forum with a discussion o f
trust- investments under present
day, conditions. Opportunities will
be "provided for questions from
the audience. Schmeer will act
as presiding officer.
The Roseburg program Is the
ninth presentation of this estate
and trust forum by the United
State National bank. According to
Schmeer, previous forums have re
ceived much interest and acclaim.
Similar forums will later be held
in other Oregon cities .
Persons who have not received
direct invitation may, if interested
secure reservations at the Rose
berg branch of the U. S. National
bank.
LEGION AUXILIARY TO
HOLD IMITATION
American Lesion auxilinrr will
hold initiation at a meeting Wednes
day nignt at eignt o'clock at the
Legion home, 118 S. Kane street.
rteiresnments will be served. Mem
bers and those eligible to member
ship are invited.
EPISCOPAL GUILD TO
MEET AT LUNCHEON
St. George's Episcopal Guild will
meet at a polluck luncheon Wednes
day at twelve o'clock at the parish
nan. ine luncneon-meeting will fol
low the eleven o'clock communion
service. All women of the church
are invited.
PORSYTHB GUILD TO
MEET THURSDAY NIGHT
Forsythe Guild will meet at eight
o'clock at the First Presbyterian
church Thursdsy evening with
members of Geneva Guild invited
as guests. All business and pro
fessionsl women of the church are
I invited.
Taste the I
creamy richness
of pure
ROSEBURG
DAIRY
MILK "
PtjrPott cp
ftnm tr fsjor
trld ty CoJ
EVERGREEN H.B.C.
TO MEET THURSDAY
Evergreen Home Economics club
will meet at a noon potluck lunch
eon at the hall Thursday with Dor
othy Talbot. Cora Johnson and Leo
la Wilhoit .1 hostesses. AU mem
bers are urgted to be present.
PYTHIAN SISTERS TO
MEET THURSDAY NIGHT
Pythian Sisters will meet at eight
o'clock Thursday evening at the
K. of P. hall. All members are
urged to be present.
Initiation will be held. .
ALPHA CHI CHAPTER
TO HOLD MEETING
Alpha Chi chapter will meet Wed
nesday evening at aeven-thirty o'
clock at the home of Mrs. Robert
Nazelrod on West Oak street. All
members are requested to be pres
ent. .
LADY ELKS TO
MEET THURSDAY NIGHT
Lady Elks will meet at eight o'
clock Thursday night at the temple
with Mra. Robert M. Browning,
Mrs. Harry Hildeburn. Mrs. Lloyd
Hill and Mrs. James Morsn, host
esses. AU members are requested
to be present.
JUDGMENTS AWARDED
General Credit Service Inc. was
awarded judgment by default for
$141 00 from James and Lois Her
rington, husband and wife, and
$144.01. plus interest and costs,
from Rudolph and Clara Edman,
and wife, alleged due on. assigned
accounts, in orders - signed by
Judge Carl E. Wimberly in circuit
court Monday.
REPUBLICANS FILE
Three more Republicans filed
their petitions for nomination to die
office of precinct committeeman,
Monday in the county clerk's of
fice. All of Roseburg, they are
Roy 0. Young, Lena C. Young and
Ernest M. Barker.
REAL
Also
Steaks and Short Orders
Open to a. m. to 2 a. m. '
All night on Saturdaya
Cloaed Tuesdays
CAFE
S33 S. Stephens
TRUCKERS
CAR OWNERS
Hava your front and
lined up and wheels
baloncad on our John
Bean equipment for
safer driving, longer
tire waar.
WALT EDMONDS
MOTORS
UOt N. Stephens Phone 704-J-J
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Air Raid Warning
Test Scheduled
In Late Spring
PORTLAND, Msrch C -7P)-Oregon's
air raid warming network
will be ready for a full-scale late
spring test and then go into moth
balls. .
Organization of t h e volunteer
scanning group is "coming very
nicely," Louis E. Starr, O r g o n
director of civilian defense, said.
There are many volunteers for
the observation posts and filter
board work, he said, and the pro
gress in setting, up the program
indicatea it will be ready long be
fore the May 1 deadline set by
Secretary of Defense Johnson.
Starr ssid the secretary's pro
gram calls for the network to be
established, to have a full-scale
test p r e s u m a b 1 y correlated
throughout the west and then to
be put on a stand-by status (or
call when needed.
It is designed, Starr ssid, to fill
gaps in tha coast's radar screen.
Other phases of the state's civ
ilian defense program are being
worked out even more swiftly,
Starr said. The emergency trans
portation program is completely
set up and ready .for call; com
munications facilities have been
well tirganized; the medical pro
gram is developing very well and
TOMORROW!
A FLAMING PAGE FROM AMERICAN
HISTORY
DAUGHTER
Or THE WEST"
MARTHA VICKERS-PHILIP REED
IN GLORIOUS FULL
COLOR
CO-FEATURE
'TABZAN'S.
rauwiHi"
Starring JOHNNY WEISMULLER
All tha Jungle Thrills
LAST TIMES TONIGHT:
"TRAPPED"
"PIRATES OF
MONTEREY"
GRIPPING STORY of the
GREAT AMERICAN FEUD
Whan the Hatficldi mert Hm McCy
fhsftaTtaBi'a Mlenitf .mi
:
xv-aU wrn
Charles BICKFORD-Raymond MASSEY
Gigi PERREAU and Joan EVANS
Nows - Revlew, RoMburf , Ore). S
It already orgtnizing for such
things as bacteriological and ra
lological defense, he said.
Starr ssid the entire program
waa designed as a permanent safe
guard and should not be viewed as
occasioned by any specific foreign
news developments.
Kilimanjaro, an African moun
tain, springs almost directly from
the plains, haa no foothills, is 200
miles in circumference at its base,
and is ssid to be Africa's highest.
Keys to
Happiness
plane in your
horn means' fun and
entertainment far
tha antira family.
See our Baldwin
and Wurlitiar
Pianos today.
OH and RICKETTS
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and Cast Stt. -
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UMPQUA VALLEY
DAIRY
PHONE S3
A Heme Owed eed erefod
202 N. JACKSON
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