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Rest Pays Annual Rent For Church-Used Land MANHEIM, Pa., June 13-(P Received one red rose for rental . ol land on which stands Zion Evan gelical Lutheran church. If I receipt had been demanded none was necessary such might have been the wording yes terday as a full blooming red rose changed hands in a ceremony dat ing back to 1772. The traditional payment of one red rose was originated to com memorate the gift of the church land to the early Manheim Luth eran congregation by Henry "Ba ron" Stiegel, colonial glassmaker. Yesterday's rose was selected by Mrs. J. F. Knittle, wife of the late pastor of the church, from a rose garden started by her husband on church property. The "rent" was handed over to . Mrs. Elizabeth Van Tassel Dan nehower, of Westfield, N. J., a sixth generation descendant of "Ba ron" Stiegel. Winston By MRS. GEORGE BACHER Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jones of Win ston motored to Portland May 27 where they attended the wedding of their son, Don, to Miss Betty Sin iem at the Beth Lutheran church The newly-weds plan to make their home in Portland, where Jones is employed with Pierce Auto. His 88 L Keys to Happiness a piano in your home meant fun and entertainment for the entire family. See bur Baldwin and Wurlitzer Pianos today. OTT and RICKETTS Comer Jackson and Cos Sts. KEN BUSHEY says JACK BE fiiMMy JSP lllURfjE III WiP In ml too W UK m your L, PICK 02 E)QJ E BUTTON, BUTTON Reedy for the all-out button selling campaign are these six candidates for the title of Queen of the Sutherlin Timber Days carnival, scheduled for July 1-4. Civerr 500 buttons apiece to start with, the candidates were assured more would be available when these war sold. Half of the proceeds from the button sales ere retained by the candidates' spon sors, with the other half going to the Timber days committee to help finance the event. Each button represents a vote for the queen hopeful who sells it. From left, candidates and their sponsors are Pauline Miller, Roseburg VFWj Margie Boyd, Riddle VFW; Kitty Aldred, Roseburg Active club; Carol Morley, Roseburg DAY auxiliary; Bonnie Bellows, Koceburg Jaycees; and Jesse Himelwright, Sutherlin BP&W. Not available when the picture was taken was Doris Price, sponsored by the Sutherlin Lions. (Master Studio picture). V n Well, how did you like it. Of course, we mean TUNE-O. Remem ber, you the listener, must have a Tune-0 card in order to ploy this game. Briefly, here's the rules again: To win a prize you must fill five squares in a straight line on the card you have, which can be obtained at Clark's studio, F & W Floor Covering, Peter Pan Beauty Salon, Drive In restaurant, and the Roseburg Jewelry store. The five squares may be in a line up and down, across, or diagonally. You can also win by filling the four corners of the. card. The center square is free and may be filled in automatically. As soon as you have filled in five squares in a line or the four corners of the card, call number 4, KRNR, and have your card checked. You may be a winner! Opportunity doesn't' KNOCKI It RINGS telaphonasl And not just ONCE, but many times over KRNR. Wt mean for you not to miss listening to the new "Tex Bentke" show, heard every night 6:30 to :4S. Bob Grant, kmc of th "Bnk" show, will pick a number out of th phon book at random, and if you can answer his question of th tvonlng, you will win a illvar dollar. Two phon calls will b placod during th program, and If no on can answr th question correctly, th silver dollar automatically btcomts two illvtr dollars tor th nxt show. Evry listed phon numbar has an equal chine af beiny picked. So tun "Tx Btntkt," vry vn Ing at 4:30. TONIGHT: Bob McCarl will finish the tale of "Pee-Wee Piccolo," on Sleepytime Tales at 7. At 8, it's "Melody Time," followed by the "Jovin Jamboree ' (8:30-9:00 p.m.) with your citizen of the week. "Music You Want" tonight will feature Handel's "The Great Elope ment," with your conductor Sir Thomas Beecham and the London Philharmonic orchestra. wife plans io continue her work with the Northwestern Grocery wholesale offices. The Otto Jones' were accompa nied back to their home by Mrs. A. O. Pedersen who visited several days in the home of her brother and sister-in-law before returning to Portland Memorial day. Lee McCarter of Coquille attend ed to business in Winston and vi cinity Friday. Mrs. Carl Borgaes was hostess Wednesday afternoon when she en tertained the Jolly-Eight Sewing Circle at her home in Winston. Sewing and visiting were enjoyed after which cards were in play during the remainder of the after noon. At the tea hour refreshments were served by the hostess to the following: Mrs. Roy Chambers, Mrs. Dennis Atwell, Mrs. Clarence Walker, Mrs. Leo Manske, Mrs. Lew Shigley and Mrs. Bill Stuts man. The ground is being leveled this week in preparation for pouring a large cement patio, 20 by 44 feet, at the sme-DacK entrance oi me new home of Mr. and Mrs. George Bacher in Winston section. Picnic grounds, an outdoor fireplace and a badminton court are also plan ned. Representatives from the Port land offices of the Pacific Tele phone company were on hand last week making a survey of Winston and vicinity in an attempt to esti mate the number of "installations necessary to meet the demands of rapidly growing Winston." The new dial system, tentatively scheduled to be in effect some time djiring the month of' February, has in creased interest particularly since the recent announcement that, al though Winston would have an ex change office, the Hoseburg office may be reached without "long dis tance." Travis Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wilson of Winston, left Sunday for San Diego, Calif, where he will begin service with the U.S. Navy. Mrs. E. W. Randolph spent Thursday night in the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jones of Winston. From here she went to Portland to visit with another sister, and from there she plans to go on to Seattle. RCA MMs mm RCA Victor BX57 YotTU be ridtnf hUb mhea yotl have tilts Drw RCA Victor por table radio at roar itc. It .lurdr onttrnctioa, food looki and matin f power make it a travrU g companion amiirp- Plaf h en it battery or am AC or IG enrrnil. Come in and 1 K-r tk RCA Victor BX37. Including Batteries 230 N. Joekson St. Phone 1655 Elks' Terrace Ballroom, Thursday, June 22 Tickets go on sale Thursday night, June 1 5, in lodge room. Elks, make up your parties now informal dress Camas Valley By MRS. JAMES COMBS Mrs. Louis Papst has undergone surgery at the Rhodes clinic in bugene. Mrs.'Hattie Long recently went to Bend to visit. Mrs. Noble Standley and Mrs. "Swede Merchem and children have gone to Los Angeles to visit Mrs. Standley s sister. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Priest and family have moved to Roseburg where Priest has taken over -the Harley-Davidson motorcycle agen' cy. Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Barker went to Eugene recently to see a new grandson, Bruce Allen. The par ents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bar ker. Sam Canpious of Helena. Mont, Is visiting at the home of. his uncle, Jess Kirkendall, and is help ing in the care of his mother who is ill. Lou Cunningham and Guv Moore attended the Umpqua V a 1 1 e y KauDit Breeders association meet ing at Winston Tuesday evening, They plan a picnic and rabbit show at the community hall in Win, ston on July 16. It is reported that the Forestry camp at Buck Mountain springs will be opened for the summer on June is. Tuesday. June 13 is erange night. The last meeting of the Hoie Economics club was held at the home of Mrs. Bill Cunningham on June 5. The next meeting will be at tne nome of Mrs. L. A. Pryor. Mrs. Glenn Wafer flew to De ; troit, Mich, to visit with her rela- I tives. It has been 17 years since Mrs. water has been home. Mrs. Tom Counts and Mrs. Mary Jane Kinnan left Saturday for La Grande where they will attend a two weeks summer school. Mr. and Mrs. Ormand Standley have purchased a trailer house from Mrs. Amanda Combs and plan to move up Cow Creek seven een miles east of Azalea. . Mr. and Mrs. Victor Standley and Mr. Lloyd Garrett are also moving to Azalea. They are plan, ning to log for the C h D Lumber company. Dale Wheelock and Har ry Barbee are already working on the lob. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Garrett have received word from their son James. He is only a short distance irom Tokyo, Japan. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pitts of Springfield spent Sunday in the valley. They were enroute to Call' forma lor a vacation. A Great Veio Radio Program "MUSICAL TUNE-0" WIN A PRIZE A prize to win every day Donated by five program sponsors! National prizes too worth $10,000! Here's a great new radio game that's un for all the family to play. Valuahle prizes given away on every program plus plenty of the kind of music you like to hear. TUNE IN TO "TUNE-O" to-day and you'll learn why thousands of listeners will not leave their radios when "MUSICAL TUNF o" , on the air. KRNR 2:00 P.M. MON. thru FRI. Tues., June 13, 1950 The News-Review, Roseburg, Or. 5 Jt em in J . uaiiiagei, 9144. iv special damages to recover medical expenses, and $540 special damages for the loss nf parninoi Greyhound Lines Sue Truck Firm For Damages Pacific Greyhound lines has filed a suit in circuit court asking a total of $2,154.03 dameges allegedly resulting from an accident with a truck owned by Arthur I. Winston, Fred Levy and T. Reves, doing business as Haul-Scott Transporta tion Co., the defendants in the suit. The Greyhound complaint cuarges me aeienaants ariver, Manuel Reyes, was driving their truck in a npplippnt mnnn.r pb. S' lting in a collision with the plain tiff's bus on June 10, 1948, seven mues norm 01 Keedsport on high way 38. Plaintiff asks $1,654.03 damages far the renatr nf IhA hue and an additional $500 to recover losses resulting from idleness of the bus while it was being repaired. Blind, Deaf Student Is Graduate With Honors tnifw vnnir j,.n 15 Totally blind and deaf, Robert J. Smithdas, 25, newly graduated with honors from St. John s uni versity in Brooklyn, looked for ward today to his next objectives a lecture tour and graduate work at the University of Michigan. Smithdas "saw and heard" his commencement exercises yester day through the eyes and ears of his college pal, John Spanier, 22, his constant companion for four years. Smithdas lost his sight and hear ing at the age of six as the result of spinal meningitis. He is the son of a steelworker, Joseph Smithdas 0 f Pittsburgh, and one of six children. Smithdas completed a high school course at Perkins institute, Watertown, Mass. At college he was on the wrest ling team and became a skilled horseman and swimmer. Truffles range in size from a pea to a big potato. KRNR Mutual Broadcasting System 1490 On Ycur Dial BEMAININO HOURS TODAZ 4:00 Fulton Lewi Jr. MBS. 4: IS Hemingway. MBS. 4:;tO Behind The Story. MBS. 4:43 Concert Miniature. 5:00 Straight Arrow. MBS. 8:30 B-Bar-B HI den. MBS. 6:00 Music At Six. 6: IS World Of Sports. 6:.KI Tex Beneke. 6:45 Sam Hays. MBS. 6:35 BUI Henry. MBS, 7:00 Sleepytime Tales. 7:15 MuHic You Remember. 7:30 Down Harmony Lane. 7:43 Veterans Information. 8:00 Melody Time. 8:30 Jovin Jamhore. 9:00 Newa. MBS. 615 Hi NelHhbor. 9:30 Rum Morgan. o-41 Vi.llnn lwla Jr. MBS. 10:001 Love A Mystery. MBS. 10:15 Muiic you want. 10:45 Hanka Muiic Shop. 11:25 Newa Nightcap. 11:30 Sign Off. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1M 0:00 Coffee Club Caper 6:45 RiM r Shine. MBS. 7:00 Hemingway. MBS. 7:15 Breakfaat Gang. MBS. 7:30 Off the Record, 7:45 Local Newa. 7:30 Marchtlme. 8:00 Cecil Brown. MBS. 8:13 Favorite Hymm, 8:30 Bible Inattlula Hour. MBS. 0:00 Modern Home. 9:15 Garden Guide. MBS. 0:30 Man About Town. 9:45 Brighter Side. MBS. .,, .. 10:00 Newa. MBS. 10:15 Tello-Teat. MBS. 10:30 Say II with Muac. 10:45 Wife Saver. , 11:00 Ladiea Fair. MBS. 11:30 Queen for A Day. MBS. 12:00 World Newa. 12:15 Sona ot Pioneeri. 12:30 Johnny Mercer Show. 12:50 Local Newa. 12:55 Market Reporta. 1:00 Man on the Street. 1:15 Trade Wlndi. 1 :30 1400 M aline. 2:00 Tune-O. 3:30 It's Requested. 3:15 Dick Haymea. 3:30 Gueat Star. 3:45 Book of Bargalna. 4:00 Fulton Lewla Jr. MBS. 4:14 Hemingway. MBS. 4:30 Glaele of Canada. 1 4:45 Sam Haya. MBS. 5:00 Top Tunea. 5:30 Tom Mix. MBS. 6:00 MutlC at Six. 6:15 World of Sports. 6:M Tex Beneke. 6:45 Sam Haya. MBS. 6:55 Bill Henry. MBS. 7-00 Sleepytime Talea. 7:15 Chuckwagon Jamboree. 7:30 Ciaco Kid. MBS. 8:00 Name of that Song. MBS. 8 .10 June Christy. 8:45 Cedrtc Foster. MBS. 9:00 News. MBS. 9:15 HI Neighbor. 0:30 Rusa Morgan. 0:45 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 10:001 Love A Mystery. MBS. 10:15 Music You Want. 10:45 Hank! Music Shop. 11:25 News Nightcap. 11:30 Sign Off. Coon Hollow . By MAE ESTES Nancy Baldridge has returned to her home at Gardiner after visit ing her sister, Mrs. Frank Chap man. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hoffmeis ter and daughter of Myrtle Point called at the Kenneth Estes home recently. They also visited Mrs. Krrie Babbit and Mrs. Ralph Mc Neely of Myrtle Creek. The Neighorhood club of Prairie lane met at the home of Mrs. Vercn Ward recently. The after noon was spent playing pinochle, with Norma Woodcock and Isabel Hathway holding high score. Re freshments were served to Mary Stevens, Isabel Hathway, Norma Woodcock, Mae Estes and the host ess. Mr. and Mrs. Neal McCloud of Myrtle Creek were recent callers at the Kenneth Estes home on Prai rie lane. A stork shower was held recent ly at Mrs. F. D. Coon's home in honor of Mrs. Frank Jensen. She received many nice presents. Those present were Mrs. Morton Stevens, Mrs. Ken Wight, Mrs. Dick Drake; Mrs. Pearl Calhoun, Miss Latt, Mrs. Era Ferro and Mrs. Roberts. The refreshments were served by Mrs. Wayne Chap man, iurs..Mianon Drake and Mrs. F. D. Coon. Those sending sifts but unable to attend were Mrs. Frank Chapman, Mrs. lsabell McDaugh and Mrs. Ken Estes. Mr. and Mrs. Jean Hatway and Mr. and Mrs. Veren Ward visited at the Ken Wight home recently. Damages Demanded For Hurts In Traffic Crash Francis Cammann -has filed a suit in circuit court demanding damages totaling $15,684.19 al legedly resulting from miuries re- ceived in a collision of automobiles. Nils Norman is named as defend ant. Plaintiff charges the alleged ac cident happened 12 miles north of Oakland on highway 99 at 6:45 a.m., March 13, 1950. She claims the defendant was negligent while passing a truck and collided with the car she was riding in, driven by George Lund. As a result of the accident, the plaintiff claims to have received a cerebral concus sion, multiple contusions and abra sions. The plaintiff asks $15,000 general 111 AFFORD A IE17 CAR DEVON 4-DOOR SEDAN rh Low Prif Quality Car America lVonfi 10W INITIAL COST UP TO 35 MILES PER GALLON S s MOTORS 707 S. 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