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ly. I i Society WOMAN'S SOCIETY OF BAPTIST CHURCH HAS MEETING ON THURSDAY ' The Woman's society of the Bap tist church met Thursday at the church parlors with members of Victory circle at hostesses at a one o'clock luncheon. The St. Pat rick's motif formed the decora tions. Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield, presi dent, conducted the meeting, which was open by Mrs. Louis Moreno presenting the devotions on "The Prayer Life of Jesus." Mrs. Bobbie Hughes presented the program, as sisted by Mrs. G. E. Ayers, Mrs. Clarence Mobley and Mrs. Gordon Walker. Following a song, new offi cers were elected and include: Mrs. Calvin Baird. president; Mrs. R. . Crawford, first vice-president; Mrs. Mae Crawford, second vice president; Mrs. Clarence Mobley, secretary; Mrs. G. E. Ayers, treas urer, and Mrs. Nettie Jurgenson, corresponding secretary. Mrs. R. E. Crawford presented i fine report on the Missionary meet ing "program, which she recently attended in Cottage Grove. Mrs. Clarence Mobley closed the pro gram with prayer. The April 20th meeting will be held in the church parlors with 1 members of Marion Beebe circle ' hostesses at a one o'clock luncheon. - New officers will be installed. GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S CLUB WELL-ATTENDED Shamrocks and daffodils formed the setting for the Garden Valley Women's club meeting March 16 at the clubhouse. Mrs. Walter Nor rii and Mrs. Fed Parrott were co hostesses. The next meeting. April ( at 2 p.m., will be in charge of Mrs. Kmmett Walters and Mrs. Kay Young. Attending were Mrs. Clair Spray, rr. 9 O -Fl oated HERE The male quartet of the Northwest Christian .col lege of Eugene will be featured hart at the First Christian church Sunday morning. Tbey will sing during the 9:45 Bible school hour and again at the regular morning service, begin- . VI ning at 10:45, A one-hour pub lic concert will be presented at 2:30 Sunday afternoon. Ed Eldridge, lower photo, a private businessman working as field representative for the college, will deliver the morning mes sage Sunday. Members of the quartet are Ltighton Weddle, Jim Piper, Bill Mumbeck and Jerry Van Dorn, Mrs. Peter Sinclair, Mrs. H. Blair Johnson. Mrs. John Sinclair, Mrs. J. S. Busscll, Mrs. U. F. Mc Laughlin, Mrs. Hugh Ritchy, Mrs. J. C. Guthrie, Mrs. Ed Langlois, Mrs. Em melt Walters, Mrs. E. S. Booth. Mrs. Al Bashford, Mrs. Robert Fielding. Mrs. Sig Mad son, Mrs. Graham Ewens, Mrs. Carl Schmidt. Mrs Jack Esberg, Mrs. Willis Erickson, Mrs. Peter Inn Mrs Clem SehnpiHer Mr 'Clifford McKay, Mrs. Walter Ed monds, Mrs. Walter Crosier, Mrs. Ruth Haskell, Miss Nelda Nor r is, and the hostesses. THIMBLE CLUB TO MEET AT POTLUCK Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble club will meet at a one o'clock potluck luncheon Monday at the home of Mrs. A. D. llawn, 133 Blakeley street. Those attending are asked to bring their table serv ice. ' Adventists Enter j Fund-Raising Day Members of the Roseburg Seventh-day Adventist church will participate in the denomination's one-day drive, Saturday, March 25, to raise funds from its Sabbath school to complete 1 1400.000 60- i bed hospital in Pakistan, Ray Clen- denon, baDDath school superin tendent, announced. The hospital, located in Karachi, the capital city, is nearly com pleted and doctors and nurses trained in American Adventist medical schools are now making preparations to go to the hospital as medical missionaries, the superintendent said. Adventist lead ers are hoping for $40,000 from this offering, part of which will be set aside to help start a publishing house at Chuharkana, Pakistan. Every three months Adventist Sabbath schools raise more than $1,000,000 to carry on their estab lished mission program in 228 of the 262 countries of the world, the superintendent reports. Once each quarter an offering is taken for ipecial projects. Chapels, churches, hospitals, dispensaries, and many j other building projects have been established throughout the world by these special offerings. These Sabbath school offerings are but a small part of the de nomination's total offerings to mis sions. Figures for 1949 are not yet available but the total offerings during 1948 were $31,954,852 or $135.70 per capita including chil dren as well as aged people. Since the organization of the Seventh-day Adventist church in 1863 to the close of 1948, its members have given a total of $533,071,470. lireatnyour coffee COMB HONEY TILLAMOOK CHEESE S & W COFFEE RINSO RICE NESTLE'S COCOA 4i aUi Orinkini Hut Cruaw 'HV ONIY 35 XSM Lose aii a urn VUAIM.KUAD33C U II 1 U. S. No. 1 White MB. LOAF LB. SOAP POWDER Large Package FANCY LONG GRAIN 2-LB. PKG. LB. PKG. 35c 1.29 73c 21c 29c 43c -FRUITS- Large Size Oranges z- 49c Lemons D0Z 29c Avocados EACH 15c CORNFLAKES10c &RiceKrIsp!ejl4c &K RUMBLES 14c VEGETABLES Salad PKG 13c Tomatoes PK3 19c Carrots 2 bun. 17c Onions 2 lbs. 17c oh Franks Grocery Cost and Stephens FREE DELIVERY Phone 118 J T I Mrs. J. I. Love, Former Roseburg Resident, Dies Funeral services were held in Portland Wednesday for Alma S. Love, wife of James J. Love. Mr. and Mrs. Love made their home in Roseburg for many years while he was employed as train dispatcher with the Southern Pacific company. They moved to Portland following the removal of the division point from Roseburg to Eugene in 1925. The widower and a son, James E. Love, survive. ACTIVE CLUB AFFAIRS The Roseburg Active club voted to continue morning meetings at least through the terms of the cur rent officers, at its meeting Thurs day morning at the Shalimar. A program committee, Arlo Jack lin and Jim Oakley, was named to 'arrange special programs for the meetings. A board of directors meeting was called for Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the office of Jim Oaklev. Guests were Chuck McPheron, a member of the Coos Bay Active club, and Jack Ilolden, Roseburg. SUFFERS ARM BURN James Hughes, Roseburg, suf fered minor burns of the arm Wednesday morning when an elec trical switch was thrown near where he was working at the Youngs Bay Lumber Co. mill.' His injuries were treated and he re turned to the mill to go to work at noon. On advice of his foreman he returned home to rest for the re mainder of the day, however, a mill spokesman said. ESCAPEE CAUGHT A 15-year-old escapee from the Woodburn Industrial school, wtiose home address is given as Winches ter, was picked up Wednesday at the Greyhound bus depot by Rose burg city police, for the Woodburn school authorities. I ACCUSED OF LARCENY Burton Fernalld Sherman, 53, a transient, charged Tuesday with larceny over $35, was lodged in the ; county jail upon' failure to post ! $2,500 in justice court, reported A. J. Geddes, justice. CHECK CHARGE FACED ' Daniel Kowan Craven, 35, Can yonville, was picked up by local deputies for Crescent City, Calif., authorities, where he is wanted for , alleged writing of checks without sufficient funds, said O. T. "Bud" ; Carter. PENNY SUPPER TO BE HELD FRIDAY A penny supper will feature chicken pie and will be sponsored by the Tenmile Ladies club Fri day night, March 24, at the Tenmile community building. Serving will begin at six-thirty o'clock. The pub lic is invited. In Leathers JV. SQ95 J moat tfvV Immm taLMtHMatl s In Black Suede LENTINES WflLI Vi 4 51 sl A -mJ Now, valentine? highlight your life with new Accessorized Styling Valentin turn a nw trick of smartness . s . reflect in footwear what's Top Fashion Newt in accessories! 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Sheehe ot Rock ford, III., was announced today by Mrs, John Ulrich, Roseburg Vet erans hospital representative for the Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Sheehe will be In Portland Friday for special meetings in con nection with her official state visit The national president waa elected to her office by Unsni- moua vote or the 1,313 dele gates to the Auxiliary's 29th na tional convention in Philadelphia last year. She will serve as head of the group's 965,000 members un til election ot a successor this year. Mrs. Sheehe, a member of the Rociford unit tor 22 years, has served in many local, state and na tional offirea during that time. In addition, ahe has served as chair man of several national commit tees furthering the work of the Auxiliary; One in 10 American teachers held only emergency certificates in Oc tober 1949. Thurs., Mar. 23, 1950 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Or. , 9 Day i Crock Diit. Atkt Bids On School Projtet Days Creek school district 15 has issued a call for aealed bids for the construction of additional facilities to its school. The bids will be re ceived up to the time of opening at 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 12, at the schoolhouse. The following construction items are listed: Construction of a gym nasium, boiler house and an addi tion to the present school building, and the Installation of plumbing and installation of a heating plant for the school addition and gymna sium. The construction shall be in ac cordance with plans and specifica tions prepared by L. W. Metiger, and copiea of the plans may be ob tained from him at 321 Mill St., Roseburg upon deposit of $10 per set, to be refunded upon return of the plans, according to the official notice announced by D. L. Ack land, district clerk. and Company I), l&r.d Infantry, National Guard, is scheduled to night at 1 o'clock at the county fairgrounds exhibit building. 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