The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, April 21, 1951, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texto STORY OF MAD VOLCANO AT INDIAN DtBKA PAGET and LOUIS JOURDAN speak of love, in ihis scene Iroa JOth Cauurr-Foi's "BIRD OF PARADISE." is color br Technicolor. Noted Author Will Lecture ): "The Christian Answer To The Communist Threat" is the theme of two public meetings under the leadership of Dr. Kirby Page, noted author and Christian leader to be held in the First Methodist church, corner of Lane ami Main streets. Monday, April 23 an nounced Rev. W. A. MacArthur, in charge of local arrangements. The meetings are sponsored by the Roseburg Ministerial association. At 6:30 p.m. Monday, a politick supper will be held in the First Methodist church, followed by a sound moving picture entitled "Quaker Services in Germany." For the 8 p. m. session Dr. Page has chosen as his topic: "The Christian Answer To the Commu nist Threat." This meeting will also be held in the First Methodist Garden Valley By MRS. CARL SCHMIDT Mrs. Charles Hunhes who has been convalescing at the home of her son Herbert of Eugene has returned to her home ia Garden Valley. Mr and Mrs. V. S. Woodruff ot Melrose have moved into the mailer bouse oa the Harry Wet- icy piace in uaraen Valley. Mrs. John Carrigg. who was calied to Portland br the death of her father, has returned to her home in Garden Vailer. Mrs. J. C. Guthrie and Mrs. J. S. Bussell motored to Portland Wednesday to attend the flower how. LEFTY FRIZZELL COLUMBIA RECORDING ARTIST . . , . IN PERSON WITH HIS 9-Piece Western Band church: an open forum wfll follow the address- Both meetings are open to the general pumic wiinout admission charge, according to the Fter. Mr. MacArthur. Everyone infre.cts.H in discussing a peaceful solution to me icnse worm situation is invited to attend. The meetings in Rose burg are part of nation-wide tour which Dr. Page is making under the auspices of the American Friends Service Committee. Con tributions will be received at the evening session on behalf of this group. The supper meeting at the First Methodist church will be potluck, and everyone is asked to bring their own picnic basket. Dr. Page is best known as the author of 28 volumes and 20 pam phlets, many of which have been translated jnto foreign languages. Among his books are "The Will of God For These Days" and "T h e Light Is Still Shining In The Dark ness" His most recent book is "Living Joyously." He is widely known for his dynamic speaking ability. Beruhard Fedde. acting execu tive secretary of the Portland re gional office of the American Friends Service committee (Quak ers) will o be present at the meetings. DRESSMAKING . ALTERATIONS , , Zee Newman JS Coke St. DI.IJ-71JI RADIO PROGRAMS C Kf?NR 1490 kc. 1240 kc. ICRXL nix mi no noims today 4 OB John rihn MBS 4:15 Hmintwv MBS 4 .10 Cnm Dom Not Par a 00 Singing Uarthall MBS 5 30 Sin on Ptrrt 545 Bill ftrott Fomt Ranjtf 00 Ail Fore Hour .-0 World Of Sport C.45 Legion Program t oo Tamil Theater MBS 7:10 Happv Vallcv Cowbovt t oo Murder by Experla MBS r.TO Lombardo land L'SA t:0O New MBS 9:i Wrt-stlmi Arthur Van OrchJir MBS 11 ;ippy Valla? Rancho 11 tt Newa Ntghuap " 11:30 Newa Nightcap 11:33 Sign Off SI ft DAY, APKIL tt, ItU io Bark to God Hour MBS 30 World Nwa 45 Momenta of Devotion 00 Radio Bible Clata MBS 30 Voice of Prophecy MBS 10:00 Newa MBS 10:13 Dink Templeton'a S porta Page MBS 10:30 Lutheran Hour MBS 11:00 Church Service 12:00 World Newa 12:15 Gill'e Garde Talka 1? 30 Canary Chorua MBS 12:45 Organ Concert 1:00 Wild Bill Hickock MBS 1-25 Newa MBS 1:30 Martin Kane MBS 100 Th Shadow MBS j TO True Detective MjnttriW MBS. 3:00 Rov Roger MRS 1:30 Nick Carter MBS 4 OO Hollywood Open Hou 4:30 Here Come the Bride 3:00 Theater of the Air 00 World New 15 Dreamtime .to World of S porta 45 Fulton Lewi Jr. at Rome MBS 7:00 Dr. Hilda re. 7.W Melody Time) 7:55 New KBS 00 Twenty Quaattocu -MBS 1:30 Adventures at Malita o New MBS t: 15 Concert MtnUtUNft :30 Old Faihioned Revival Hom 10:30 Chicago Theater MBS 11:30 News Nightcap 11:33 Sign Off MONDAY, APRIL M, 1tt S.-00 Coffee Club fTapere :30 New Mualc 45 Way of Ufa MBS 7 00 Hemingway MBS 713 Breakfaat Gang MBS 7:45 Sunt of Plonrera too Cecil Brown MRS t . to Bible Institute Hour MBS 8:00 Over the Coffee Cup t:15 Goapel Singer MBS 45 Trading Post 10OO News MRS 10:15 Tello-T est. MBS 10:30 Second Spring 10 Joys of a Shut-Im 1 1 :00 Lad ie Fa tr MBS 11:25 News-MBS 1130 Queen for a Day MBS 12:00 World News 12:15 Music In Modern Mood 12:30 Man on the Street 12 45 Local Newa U 55 Market Report 1:00 Jack Kirk wood MBS 1:3ft Holivwood USA. 1:45 Meet the Band 2:Ou The Huckstrrs 3-00 Music You Want 3:30 School Show 3 45 Luncheon With Loosi- MBS 4:00 Fulton lwia Jr MBS 4:15 Hemingway MBS 4 .TO Parting Parade 4 45 Sam Hay MRS 5:0O Mark Trail MRS 3.:tO Clyde Beatty MRS 3:55 Victor Borge MBS OO Magic Garden 15 World of S porta 30 Brighter Side 45 Sam Have MBS ' 55 Bill Henry MBS 7 00 Sleep time Tales 7:15 Lionel Brr mora 730 Cisco Kid MRS OO Let George Do It MBS ;tO You Name It 45 Mutual Newareel MBS BOO News MBS 915 Fullnn 1,-wli Jr. MBS 9:30 Hi Neighbor :45 Person u... Time 9:55 rive-Minut Final-MBS 10:00 I Love a Mvatery MRS 10.15 Gam of the Day MBS 11:20 Newa Nightcap 11:35 Sign Off Nigeria, a British African pro tectorate, has been the main world tource of the metal columbium. ' f V i v Drncing and Show I FROM 8 'TIL 12 Hear His Own "If you'v got tht monty, I've get rht tim." "Skin, fkovt. howr." ,;, "Look what thoughts will do." "I lovt you a thousand ways." DUTCH MILL CI 2 Miles So. of Rosobura C I On Highway ? Tuesday, April 24 PRICE, tax included RETURNED By Popular Request to tht Koom r 4 tl v 'M;Vh ' JOE SMALL m W """" . I t;i. ' IT" ' t ' v:; l i .4w ' .4 -ri m.ii DEE-DEE HACKETT Vocjliit King of the Three BY . . . Barrelhouse, Boogie and Blues ENTERTAINMENT EVERY NIGHT Open Every Day 5:30 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. Sunday, 4 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. Llsttn to Ptiiir broadcast ovtr KRNR, Monday thru Fridoy, 9:45 p. m. Dinntri Strwd from 5:30 p. m. o o Hvy99 S. In Winston For Rtierfofion ) PKone 9 8815 REMAINING HOURS TODAY 4V-Nvv Band 4:45 Hafealtan Erhoee Q S 00 Four Kntchta 5 15 Blue Barron S 55 Lnder ihe Caottol 6 me S 00 Sporta Spotlit 15 Lamplighters To Modern New 6:4.5 Jerry Gray RhoW TOO Masked Rider T30 Vteatern Cavan OO The SUrllghlers : 15 Henry Buaaev t 10 F W New :M tl. P. Comment rr 8 40 Dance Band Review 10 00 Modern Melody Hour 10 JO Hot Off the Record 1W Headline of Tomorrow 11:5 Hot Off the Record 11:30 Sign Off ll.NDAY, Argil, ft. T 30 AaaembU of Goo Ctturck I 00 World-Wide New S IS Church of Chrtat 845 Miulonary BaptUt Church IS The Jordanaire 30 World-Wide New 9 45 Top O' The Mom in' 10 00 Clark Dennia 10 IS Sugar N Spice 10:30 Through the UMenlng Glut 11:00 Frank t)evol Show 1130 Rex Maupin 1200 l Minute Of Prayer 12:01 Variety Tim 12:15 Marine Band 12 -0 Mid-Da Nw 13:45 Beacon riectrlr Orgs Concarl 1.00 4iay It With Mtm 1:15 Johnny Thomptoi 1:30 Prairie Parade 2 00 Cavalcade of Muale 2:30 Skilrh Henderson Show 3:00 Afternoon Carousel 3 .to New Summary 3:35 To Be Announced 4:00 Sunday Serenade 4 to Under the Capitol Demo 4 45 Paul Wettoa OrchcotM 3:00 Smorgasbord ., rui Muilral Cork tall S Sairtng U limn b.li Lamplighters 30 Modern New 45 Guest Star 7 00 Lennv Herman T:19 Southland Melodiee T:.IO Conservative Baplial aw8l 8:30 F s W New 8:33 Showtime Revue 9:00 Moonlight Matin 10:00 Modern Melodv Clue) 10.30 Hot Off Tho Record 11:00 Headlines of Tomorrow 11:03 Hot Off Tho ftocorS 11:30 Sign Off MONDAY. APRIL IS, 1M1 :00 Rarly Birds :5 Newa Headline B:07 Early Birds . 30 Rider of tho Purple Sae 8 40 Local Weathar Repores 8:45 Firtt F.dilion 7:00 Eddie Arnold 7 15 Alarm Clock Club 7 55 Saving Bond Show 8:00 World News 8:15 Silly Symphonies :.TO Top In Pop :0O Modern Home 15 Say It Wiih MustC 10 World Wide Newa S:45 Top OThe Momln 10:00 Sunset and Vino 10:15 Sugar N Spice 10:30 It Pav To Listen 11:00 Starlighters 11:15 Airlane Trio 1 1 :.I0 Mode Moderno 11:45 Chuck Foster 12 oo 1 Minute of Prayer 1201 Variety Tim 12:15 R ovine Reporter 1230 Mid-day News 12:45 Market Reoorto 12-50 Barkler Allen 1:00 KHXL. Open House 2 00 Melody Matinee 2 30 Man with a Baton 3 00 Woman Club 315 Lullaby In Rhythm 3 30 New Summary 3-35 Phonoqu est 4. JO Once Lpon A Tim 4 45 Sleepy Joe S:UO Andy Parker 3:15 Jan Oarber 5 30 Musical Cocktail 5 55 Under the Capitol Dome A OO Sports Spot lite 8:15 La moll ght era 6 30 Modern New 8 45 Eddi Lemar Show 7.00 Music Box 7 30 Handom Rhythm 7:45 Mv Serenade 8 oo Spotlight on. Melody, ft 30 News 1 8:; U P. Commentary 8 40 Henry Jerome 8.45 Music For Reminiscing S 30 Starlight Rendeivoua :4.v Heidelberg Harmonaireo 10 OO Modern Melody Hour 10 30 Hot Off The Record 11:00 Headline of Tomorrow 11 05 Hot Off the Record 11:30 Smn Off 02 E)' CiD E)' GAME OF THE DAY: In an nouncuiK program chans" n(i new showa from KRNR, mention was made of the changes lor (he approval of the listeners. And now Douglas county listeners are being ' given the opportunity of program-' ming the Gair.t of the Day irom Mutual. Right now major league baseball is heard at 10:15 in the : evenings on weeknighus, and 2 5 p.m. on Saturdays. Perhaps you. Uie listeners, would like to hear Church Presents Music Festival A Sunday etenilng music festi val will be presented bv the Firt Methodist church chor. under 'he direction of R. Clojd Riffe, Sunday at i:M p. m. Featured on the DroiMaui ae Miss Carolyn Burr, piano soloist: Mrs. Sam Wars, organist: Mrs. Uyrtla Burr, pianist and the men's quartet. Ralnh Church. Clovd Riffe. Walter MacArthur and rinyd Powell. The program Includes the follow in": Blta af AberdoVMT Stewart Call WorahlD Sun af My Snul By Oaaanrbuch vuitBg Prayar .. Itar. W. A. MacArthur , Choral Anthrm All In tha ADril Mvrnlat bv Robrrton SHano Selections Mlaa Carolvn Burr Invention No. IS . . .3. S. Barh Faux - Follata Jack O'Lantern Inidor Philips Ittido la I Flat, on 10 No. 11 .. Frederic Chopin Choial Anthem Holv Lord God .- br Noble Cain Srrioture Meditation "Our Supreme Weaknou PTaylaeaneet" . . Reverend W. A. MacArthur Offertorv Mr. Sam Wart anal Mr. Myrtle Burr Qi'artet Selrctlom. Arrompanlrd hv Mrt. Myrtle Burr By the Waters of Minnatonka by Lieuranre tons of Men by Cadman Climbin Up the Mountain Nriro Spiritual Arranged by rtenrv Smith Choral Anthem Hint: All Glorious by Vail Solo - Sirs Hamt Booth Benediction . Rev. W. A. MacArthur Choral Repone Tha Lord Blesa you and Kern Yml Lulkin major league baseball each after noon at 2:45 p.m. The question is up to you, and your cards and let ters will be the deciding factor. If you have a preference as to when you want to hear the base ball games, please let KKNK know. Just drop a card or letter to KRNR and the majority rule will prcvial. Monday's Game of the Day will be the Philadelphia Athletics against the Yankees in New York. TONIGHT: On the Airforce Hour at 6:00 Lieutenant William 0. I.i;hty of Canon City. Colorado, will bo the interview guest. He's completed loo missions in the Ko rean war theater. Family Theater at 7:00 p.m. co stars Jeff Chandler and Audry Totter in the radio adapiation of Mildren Cram's novel, "The Prom ise." Lou Franco tod the Happy Val ley Cowboys are on the air twice tonight. From hte studios at 7:30 their regular show will go on as usual. And tt 11:00 p.m. Bob Mc Carl will announce the show from Happy Valley Rancho, otherwise formerly Kennedy's Dutch Mill on Highway 99 south. TOMORROW: M-G-M Theater of the Air tt S:00 p.m. stars Cornel Wilde in Hideout a story of Lucky Wilson who seeks refuge from both gangsters and police on an upstate farm. There Lucky learns tht rest values of life from :he heroine, snd the story suds on a happy note. Sat., April 21, 1951 Tho Ntwi Roviaw, Rotcburf, Or. S CHILD DIES OF BURNS PORTLAND iPi Shamm Matihews. a 13 month ild s i r I burned when t home made vapor izer caught fire, died at t hospital hei t. She was burned when s vapor izer her grandmnther had fash ioned caught fire from tn electrical heating unit. Everybody loves flowers snd everybody loves to receive t h m. Choose . flowers as the perfect gift . . . choose them from us . . . slways fresh ly cut. fragrantly lovely. The phone number to Remember It 3-3026 t .line J FLOWER SHOP 119 Winchetter Street A Cappella Choir Jo Give Concert Members of the Linfirld college a cappella choir from Mc.M i n n ville, directed by H. Hohann Each bach, will present a concert at the First Baptist church auditorium, Tuesday, at 8:15 p. m. The program includes the follow in 2 selections: Four Chorals from "Jmu, Prlc1 Triur" J 8. Barh A (nut Dt .... KaHnnikof A Ljend TrhaittovBttv PraU lo lh Lord ChrUtinn nero Wn The Wild Billow Nnhl Mr ESoul, Thra U Country .... Parry Built On A rock Christian ten Bnifi Tagg art. Biu The Holy City .. .. Adami-Rlncwald Mv railh 1-ooki t'p To The Maon Th Church's On Foundation . Wrilvy Hvmm . . . Selected Summer Evening Palmgren-Baldwtn Letland Chow, Tenor nirg . Benjamin None But tha Lonely Heart Trhal- kovaky-Sarfal Richard Chamberlain. Tenor I Rid An Old Paint Tradttional-Seott Richard Muhle, Tenor Red River Valley Traditional -Scott Patricia FHti, Alio John Anderaon, Tenor Deep River Arranged by Dett Patricia Everest, Soprano Benediction DADS Mf IT The Fullerlnn School Dads club will hold a business meeting Mon day, April 23, at 8:15 p in. in the new Kullerton school. There will be entertainment and refreshments. -DANCE- EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT at OAKLAND LEGION HALL Bob "The Mustache" Weaver AND HIS DIXIELANDERS WESTERN DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT FROM 9 'TIL 1 LOU FRANCO'S HAPPY VALLEY "DUTCH MILL" RADIO BROADCAST DIRECT FROM DANCE 11 TO 11:30 P.M. OVER KRNR MUSIC BY YOUR OLD PAL LOU FRANCO and his HAPPY VALLEY COWBOYS SNACK BAR: Sandwiches, Soft Drinks PLENTY OF FREE PARKING ADMISSION: SI. 50 per couple tax incl. For A Good Time, Comt To "Tho Happy Valley Rancho" 2 Miles Sjuth of Rosoburq On 99 To the Music of JACK FOSTER n a m r c mm i m. r-i -.1 . the Music of W ITER and his Orchestra fiy I KJpWh john's EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 3 Miles North of Myrtle Creek on Highway 99 BRING YOUR GIRL BRING YOUR CROWD EVERYBODY HAS FUN AT JOHN'S CURVE! BACON BEST SELLIR CORVALLIS LP) The meat most often served in Oreson homes? It's bacon. Dr. C. W Vroman of Oregon State college says. He said the college experiment ' type hogs, he said station conducted a survey ia cities throughout the state, snd also found that in nickinf oork euts. the housewife almost invariably pro fers a lean cut. As a resslt. hoc iroirars mar be sdvised to concentrate on leaner INASOUTHPACIFICT-. )j I ISLAND PARADISEI ,L . W C mm aTsami I 1 x m - dm louis JOURDAN DURA PAGET jeff CHANDLER Plus "KEFAUVER CRIME INVESTIGATION" Full of Surprises .linn-.?' Tonight Jl.lll lll'lll BraasrejaeasaasjejaBBBBPv-. I . JM J I 1 UiHIHi ' " I '1H RhU WAYNE Mira 4 STARTS TOMORROW Coor 6y PAUL HENREID JACK OAKIE CO-DRAMA I 71 J Hll. 1 U. UJI J. ." IIIU .1' i..irimeii,li.ilii.iT i.m vs-vsi "MY BROTHER, THE OUTLAW" Q