8 Tht Newi-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Tuei., June 20, 1950
Society and GluLi
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER and BETTY ALLEN
NOTICE
Social Item suDmitted b. tele-
Ehone for the society page must
e turned in before 12 o'clock
Monday through Thursday and
by 10 a ra Friday at which time
the tocial calendar and Saturday'!
society page are closed weekly.
METHODIST CIRCLES
TO MEET ON THURSDAY
Methodist circles will meet
Thursday. No. 1, will meet .at a
one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon
at the home of Mrs. D. H. Lenox,
1001 Corey avenue, with Miss Jen
nie E. Jorey, co-hostess. No, 2,
circle will not meet. No. 3, will
meet at two o'clock at the home
of Mrs. G. M. Krell, 715 S. Pine
street, and No. 4 will meet at two
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Charles
Smith, 225 East Roberts street,
with Ms. W. G. Shugart, co-hostess.
COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN
TO MEET THURSDAY
Women of the Roseburg Country
club will meet Thursday at a
twelve-thirty o'clock luncheon at
the clubhouse. Contract bridge and
canasta will be in play at one
o'clock. All women of the club
are invited and those desiring
transportation are asked to call
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STEDFAST CLASS POYLUCK
IS POSTPONED TO 29th
The Stcdfast Class of the First
Presbyterian church potluck lunch
eon planned for Thursday of this
week has been postponed to June
29th to be held in the church par
lors. Birthdays for the last three
months will be celebrated.
PYTHIAN SISTERS TO MEET
THURSDAY NIGHT
Pythian Sisters will meet at the
K. of P. hall Thursday night at
eight o'clock. All members are re
quested to be present.
MAKES M fdSfiCfo
COLD DRINKS 7 J I W
MELROSE GRANGE TO
MEET THIS EVENING
Melrose Grange will meet at
eight-thirty o'clock tonight, June
20, at the hall. The Home Econo
mics club members will present
the program. Refreshments will be
served. Members are urged to be
present.
EVERGREEN HEC TO
MEET ON THURSDAY .
Evergreen Grange Home Econo
mics club will meet at a noon
potluck luncheon at the hall Thurs
day. Members are asked to bring
cookies for the Veterans hospital
cookies jar. Hostesses for the day
include Besse Lounsbury, Gladys
Stafford and Mable Lange. A 1 1
members are urged to be present.
SUNSHINE CLUB TO
MEET AT LUNCHEON
The Northside Sunshine club will
meet at a twelve-thirty o'clock
potluck luncheon Thursday at the
home of Mrs. William Stiewig,
1020 West First street. Members
are asked to bring a covered dish
and their table service. Pollyanna
gifts will be exchanged.
Auto Caravan Tonight
Will Publicize Rodeo
The Douglas County Sheriff's
Posse caravan of autos will jour
ney to another series of communi
ties tonight when posse members
and other participants travel south
to publicize the coming rodeo.
Posse members' cars, emblazon
ed with signs of the coming event,
will escort Rodeo Queen 'Ardis
Giles and her court of four prin
cesses south to Myrtle Creek, Rid
dle, Canyonville and Glendale. The
car caravan will include a loud
speaker manned by Lou Franco of
Happy Valley Cowboys fame who
will proclaim the advantages of
attending this year's rodeo, slated
for Satuday and Sunday at the
county fairgrounds. He will intro
duce the queen and the princesses
in each town visited during the tour
of southern Douglas county.
A similar caravan last night
traveled north to Drain and made
stops along the way.
Certain types of the sufla medi
cines now are being widely used
to cut down disease fatalities
among poultry.
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AMONG those being graduated from University of Oregon, June 11,
at Eugene was Mils Jean Clough, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Huron
W. Clough, Canyonville. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree
In the school of Liberal Arts and majored In English and radio. She
Is' a member of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority and Kappa Rho
Omlcron, radio honorary.
Columbia River Diversion
Idea 'Mostly Just Talk'
SEATTLE UP) k member
of President Truman's water re
sources policy commission says
channeling Columbia river waters
more then 1,000 miles to America's
water-starved areas is a "highly
dramatic idea, but mostly just
talk'
Dr. Roland R. Renne, president
of Montana State college, added
that Columbia river water gives
less promise of solving Califor
nia's water shortage than the wa
ters of the Pacific ocean.
The educator held out little hope
of using ocoan water soon, but re
gards it as a more practical long
range aim than divergence of Co
lumbia river streams. He said:
"The influential people of Cali
fornia don't think the Columbia
i river idea is feasible. They be-
licve they can find closer and
j more reasonable sources of supply."
Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses Issued
GOSSO-GATES Samuel Albert
Gosso Jr., and Beulah Alta Gates,
both of Roseburg.
ANLAUF-NANNEN Norman
Z. Anlauf of Myrtle Creek and
Sally H. Nannen of Canyonville.
j HUFF-MORGAN James William
1 Huff anA rinnntt,.,
both of Roseburg.
SWIFT-BROWN Winfred Ralph
Swift of Brockway and Gertrude
Hennrietta Brown of Roseburg.
DUDLEY-PRYCE George F.
Dudley of Coos Bay and Laura L.
Pryce of Empire.
DANCER-PACKARD Stanley
Ray Dancer and Melva Elaine
Packard, both of Camas Valley.
Sixteen Cases
Record Day For
Municipal Court
Judge Ira B. Aiddle reported
today OS "weekend" cases were
tried in municipal court Monday,
a "record" for a single day.
Charges and offenders were as
follows:
Disorderly conduct Lloyd Aaron
Russell, 22, Roseburg, forfeited
$10 bail; Jamet Whittington, 21,
Lookingglass, forfeited $10 bail;
Harry Robert Mentzer, 20, Rose
burg, forfeited $60 posted on drunk
and disorderly charges; Richard
William Douglas, 19, Deer Park,
Wash., paid $10 fine; Royal Judd
Low, 65, Roseburg, given $20 sus
pended sentence; Thomas Seward
Willcox, 18, Roseburg, to enter
plea June 20.
Drunk Lloyd Richard Johnson,
21, Winston, and Robert Emmit
Connolly, 19, Roseburg, both paid
$20 fines; Henry Roberts, 35, Kel
so, Wash.; Raleigh Howard Bran
non, 40, Roseburg; Benino Gon
zales, 43, Roseburg, all forfeited
$20 bail; Francis Sherrer Tyrer,
50, Roseburg, and Jimmy Ervin
Brown, 31, Myrtle Creek, both
committed for ten days in lieu of
payment of $20 fine.
Reckless driving and operating
defective vehicle Richard A. Con
nolly, 18, Roseburg, pleaded guilty
and paid fines totaling $115.
No operator's license Joseph
Paul Baumgarner, 23, Trinity,
pleaded guilty and paid $5 fine.
Allowing unlicensed driver to op
erate motor vehicle George
Dewey McGuire, 23, Myrtle Creek,
pleaded guilty and paid $10 fine.
Mosquile and Utah Juniper, re
garded as "pest" trees in the
southwest, have been found to
make good fence posts.
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Parents Killed In Crash;
Children Left At Home
SAN DIEGO, Calif June 20
UP) Three children were left with
a baby-sitter and they were alive
today but their parents were dead
killed with two navy sailors in
a traffic collision. A third sailor
was near death. Robert Calvin
George, 35, acting secretary of the
San Diego Employers association,
and his wife, Zelda, 35, were on
their way to a dinner engagement
Sunday when death came.
Wage Increase Averts
Mill Strike At Medford
MEDFORD, June 20 (VP) The
Medford corporation, a lumber
mill employing about 400 workers.
reached an agreement with the
Ar L Lumber and Sawmill Workers
Monday, averting a threatened
strike.
The two sides agreed upon a
10'4-cent hourly increase, retroac
tive to June 1. The union earlier
had demanded a retroactive date
of May 1, and, later, of May 16.
The settlement was reached by
the local union, independently of
ine luamatn nasm council, which
had been handling negotiations.
Lookingglass Resident
Dies In New Mexico
Mrs. Laura Storey. 62. of Look
ingglass, died Sunday, June 18, at
the Mountainair General hospital,
Mountainair, N. M., following a
short illness.
Since the death of her husband,
Mrs. Storey had resided in Looking
glass with her son, Cecil Storey.
She was visiting in New Mexico at
the time of, her death.
She is survived by seven sons
and daughters. They are Mrs. Thel
ma Hobbs, Claunch, N.M.; Mrs.
Blanche Wood and Hugh Storey,
both of Mountainair; Mrs. 'Levina
Robinson, Socorro, N.M.; Orvil Sto
rey, Hayden, N.M.; and Fred and
Cecil Storey, both of Roseburg.
She is also survived by 19 grand
children. The funeral will be held at Moun
tainair Wednesday, June 21.
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Utility Permitted To Cut
Rate To Meet Competition
SALEM, IIP) Mountain States
Power company will be permitted
to lower its rates in the Spring
field area to compete with the
public utility district there, public
utilities commissioner George
Flagg ruled.
In permitting the lower rates,
Flagg ordered that any losses
which might be derived from the
new schedule were to be absorbed
by the Mountain States stock-
PHYLLIS LaVELLE WRIGHT of
YonealU will be "capped" and
graduated from the Dental
Nurses Training school in San
Francitco June 30.
holders rather than offset by ad
ditional profits from other areas
the company serves.
The new rates are similar t o
existing Springfield PUD ratesJ
Preparations For
Rodeo Eve Dances
Made By Jaycees
The directors of the Roseburg
Junio chamber of comemerce com
pleted plans for the rodeo eve
dances at their Monday evening
meeting. The dances are being held
in conjunction with the Douglas
County Sheriff's Posse rodeo to be
held this weekend.
Rockey Starr's famous western
dance band has been signed to
play Friday and Saturday at Ken
nedy's Dutch Mill. The dances sUrt
at 9:30 p.m. on both evenings.
The Jaycees will also hold dances
on Friday and Saturday nights at
the armory. Chuck and his Rhythm
Kings have been signed to play
for them. The Friday armory dance
will start at 9:30 p.m. and the Sat
urday dance will get underway as
soon as the wrestling matches are
finished.
Bob Murray, chairman of the
rodeo dances, said the rodea queen
and her court will be introduced to
the dancers at Kennedy's on both
Friday and Saturday evenings.
Muray stated dance tickets will
be good at either place on either
of the two' evenings. Dance tickets
may be purchased at Irv Pugh'a
Chevron Service station, Ernie Bar
ker's Texaco station or Lawson'i
Jewelry store.
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EMPIRE LOGGER KILLED
COOS BAY. UP) Ugo N.
Labate, 28, Empire, died Saturday
from injuries suffered in a logging
accident.
A flying limb struck him on the
head in logging operations south of
Coos river.
A Sahara desert daytime tem
perature of 100 degrees may drop
below freezing at night.
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