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8 The News-Review. Rosebura, Ore Fri., Aug. 10, 1951
BENEFIT DANCE AND
BASKET SOCIAL TO
BE HELD SATURDAY
A benefit dance and a basket
social will be held Saturday at
eight o'clock at the Guild hall in
Kiddle for the Barney McNanv
maca and family of Kiddle, who
were burned completely out June
SO.
A door prize la to be given and
also a prize for the couple who
dances the best old-time waltz.
All ladies are requested to bring
baskets filled for two.
Curt Davis of Kiddle and his
band will furnish music and tn-tertainmcnt
An .admission price will be
charged.
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FULLERTON REXALL STORE
127 NORTH JACKSON DIAL 3-7415
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VFW AUXILIARY TO
MEET NEXT TUESDAY
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
auxiliary will meet at eight o'clock
next Tuesday evening at me Lit
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bor temple. Members are urged Wlargis Electric store, 112 E. Cass,
10 06 present, muse ouciiumB Big
asked to take the Cobb street en
trance to go upstairs in the Labor
temple for the meeting.
PENNY SUPPER TO BE
HELD SATURDAY NIGHT
South Deer Creek Grange will
have a oennv sunoer Saturday eve
nlng at seven-thirty o'clock at the
home of Bob Findlay. Grange la
dies are asked to bring oaKea
beans, salad and desserL Also their
own table service. The public, is
invited.
L. A. TO B. OF R. T.
TO PICNIC SUNDA Y
The Ladies auxiliary to the
Brnihflrhnod of Railway Trainmen
will sponsor a picnic at four o'clock
Sunday at umpqua pant, mem
bers and their families are in
vited to the potluck affair and
those attending are asked to bring
their table service.
RIVERSDALE HAPPY HOUR
CLUB TO MEET SUNDAY
The Riversdale Happy Hour club
will meet Sunday at six ociock
for a picnic supper for all mem
bers and their families at the home
of W. E. Ott Sr., on the North
Umpqua river.
KANSAS PICNIC TO
BE SUNDAY AT PARK
All Kansas people and friends
are invited to attend the Kansas
picnic Sunday at Umpqua park.
Those attending are asked to bring
their own table service and a bas
ket dinner.
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FOOD AND FANCY WORK
SALE TO BE HELD
A food and fancywork sal.e will
be sponsored by St Joseph's Al
tar society Saturday, Aug. 11, at
corner of S. Main street.
NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFT
TO MEET MONDAY
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
Thimble club will meet Monday at
the home of Hatlie Neal, 814 Fleser
street. All members are urged to
attend.
CATHOLIC
RUMMAGE
LADIES
SALE
The Catholic Ladles will have
their regular rummage sale in the
basement of the rectory Saturday
from 9:30 to 4:00 o'clock.
Macfe Fresh and Sweet
Every Day
V TM MAMAI 00
DELRICH COLORS
MARGARINE,
you pay no more fur iVlrich
Yollow QiMrtora ... yet you'll enjoy what we honestly
boliovc is the flnmt, moat drlidouR margarine ever tttitdo.
TnaU how awtt, fnrah and delicious n mnrgnrine can be.
Taste Yollow LVIrioli made with
lll mvn't whole milk with the crrotn left in. Made fresh
every day. Foil-wnpiH'd for tiwte perfection.
Tried Others? Now Try THE DElRiCH TASTE
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Telephone Co.
Begins New Move
For Rates Boost
SALEM UP) Pacific Tele.
phone and Telegraph company has
launched a new drive to gain a
$.5,188,000 increase in Oregon tele
phone rates.
The company filed a new appli
cation for the rate increase with
Oregon Public Utilities commis
sioner George H. Flagg and agreed
to drop a circuit court suit which
sought to overrule Flagg's rejec
tion of a similar increase in April,
1950.
The company said the new In
crease would net the firm only
$2,500,000, the rest going to pay
federal taxes.
"This repricing request." F. A.
Dresslar, vice-president and gen
eral manager said, "is necessary
to meet sharply mounting costs,
Increases apply to both toll and
recently negotiated wilh the union.
Incrascs apply to both toll and
exchange rates, and the public
and semi-public coin box rate is
raised from 5 cents to 10 cents
per call."
' Today's application the onlv
one the company now has before
the commissioner brings ud to
date the company's urgent need
for added revenues." Dresslar
said.
The rale increases would affect
all Oregon telephone users.
In explaining the reasons for
the increase, Dresslar noted, "It is
a regrettable and incongruous sit
uation, but for every dollar of
wage Increase brought about by
the recent negotiatoins, approxi
mately the same amount must be
taken from telephone users for fed
eral taxes."
Hearings will be held on the pro
posed rate increase in September.
SUTHERLIN NOBLE GRAND'S
CLUB MEET AT CHASE HOME
The Past Noble Grand's club of
Sutherlin was entertained at the
John Chase home on East First
Avenue Wednesday evening, by
Mrs. John Chase, assisted by Mrs.
C. J. Bielman and Mrs. Harry
Barker, at a delicious seven-thirty
o'clock 0dessert-supper, Beautiful
bouquets of begonias were placed
about the rooms and tormed a
beautiful centerpeice for the cof
fee table.
Covers were placed at small
card tables for: Mrs. Ella Weg
ner, Mrs. Alva Manning, Mrs. Ted
Burns, Mrs. Brittain Slack, Mrs.
D. W. Beck, Mrs. Henretta Bes
wick, Mrs. Henry Barge, Mrs.
Belle Cook, Mrs. Mabel Ross, Mrs.
Jack Culver Sr., Miss Luella
Pleuard, Mrs. Ed Peterson, Mrs.
Ray Parker, Mrs. Cora Allen, Mrs.
Barker, Mrs. Bielman and the host
ess, Mrs. Chase.
The business meeting was
opened by the president, Mrs.
Burns. A motion was made and
seconded that die club give 60 per
cent of all money taken in at the
Mart., to the Sutherlin Rebekah
lodge.
Mrs. Burns resigned her office
as president as she is moving
away and the vice president, Miss
Pleuard, was installed in her
place. Mrs. Burns was presented
with a very lovely gift from the
lodge as she would not be able
to be here at the next regular
meeting.
The penny prize, given by Mrs.
Barker, was won by Mrs. Ross.
The door prize went to Mrs. Bes
wick. The social hour was taken up in
making paper flowers for the float
which the Rebekahs entered in the
parade for the Timber Days celebration.
GARDEN DEPARTMENT
TO MEET AT DOERNER
HOME TUESDAY, AUG. 14
The garden department of the
Roseburg Woman's club wiU meet
at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday, Aug. 14,
at the home of Mrs. Ray Doerner
In Melrose.
The club will visit York gardens
at the coast Aug. 28.
ELGAROSE COMFORT
CLUB TO HOLD PICNIC
The Elearose Comfort club will
hold Its annual club picnic Sunday
at the Durch and Lucas ranch at
one o'clock. Ice cream will be
served in the afternoon. Bring
table service. All members and j
friends are most cordially invited !
to attend. i
COMMODORE ROSE REUNION
TO BE HELD SUNDAY ,
The Commodore Rose annual i
family reunion will be held Sunday ;
at one o'clock at Roberta creek '
school grounds. This will be a ,
basket dinner. Relatives and !
friends are invited to attend and
are asked to bring a basket din
ner and table service for their own
family.
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misic
Every
Saturday Night
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