I ! Tfi Nwt-IUvlw, Roaebur, Or WtA. Nov. 7tR. 1W1
SOPHOMORI TRI-HI-Y
unit r.lllST SPEAKER
The Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y club
PACCO CM-DEll
ALL-PURPOSE ENAMIl
a $943
toaMMarfciaiT
MlWM t QUOITS)
MAIIM MIRT.'..UUZIH MIMIH
OMIT ONI IWO-euaat KNIT Ml CUMOMIl
0
i
z
a .
3
yd
. 0
S3
e
o
e O
C j v
1 n Z
X
8 s r
"
-3 2:
j -
0
.2 of
x 0
Km
HELD OVER BY
POPULAR DEMAND!
HOME BUILDERS
LUMBER CO.
Highway 99 N. at Gdn. Vallty
rnoNE 3-01 so
met Monday evening it the Roie
burg Senior hiKh echool Library
Arte building. The ?uet ipeaker,
Ut MaruBriit AHair. teacher
from the Junior High school, told
of ner trip 10 Europe isn summer.
Mrs. Adair ahowed pictures and
louvenieri from her trip. '
Al put CHI CHAPTER
TO MBIT THURSDAY
clom. Alnha will meet Thursday
evening, Nov. 8, at the home of
Mri. Bob Elliott, 814 Aiameaa,
Cloverdale park, at 7:30 p.m. It is
very Important ana an memoeri
are asked to be present.
SUNSHINE CLUB TO
HOLD SESSION
The Sunshine club will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. William StiewW, 1020 West
1st, with Miss Barbara - Irvin as
co-hostess.
MELROSE TA TO
MEET THURSDAY
The Melrose PTA will hold a
session at the Melrose school
Thursday evening. There will be
a panel discussion on "What Our
Children Are Reading." Forrest
Hollyman will be moderator. Re
freshments will be sold.
LADY ELKS TO MEET
THURSDAY EVENING
The Lady Elks will meet Thurs
day at the Elks lounge for an
eight o'clock session. After the
business meeting bridge, pinochle
and canasta will be in ofay. Re
freshments will be served. All
members are urged to attend.
Dollvond to your horn , ftfiM
-without thargil jjjf tf
CLEAH UP A LOT OF SEWIHG MS!
Make your own clothes and drapes! Do your own alterations!
Get that closetful of sewing done right now I
You can do it easily and inexpensively by just renting a
SINGER Sewing Machine.
A Trada Mirk of THE SINGER MPO. CO.
COME IM TODAY-
SINGER SEWIHG CENTER
204 North Jackson Phone 3-7348
HELEN HUNT CIRCLE
HOLDS THURSDAY MEETINO
Helen Hunt circle, Woman's Mis
sionary Society of the First Bap
tist church, met at the home of
Mrs. Mae, Crawford Thursday af
ternoon. The meeting was opened with
the president, Mrs. Frank Hol
lingsworth, in charge. Hymns
were sung by the group and fol
lowed with a prayer by Mrs. W. E.
Bicknell.
Devotions were given by Mrs.
Helen Simons. Mrs. Maude
Doughty had charge of the mis
sionary program. Mrs. W. E. Bick
nell and Mrs. Doughty gave read
ings. The business meeting loi-
lowed and a box of clothing was
sent to a needy family of Rose
burg and two other boxes are going
to be packed for the Rainbow
mission in Arizona.
The meeting closed with i
prayer by Mrs. Helen Moreno.
During the social hour the ladies
cut quilt blocks and Mrs. Helen
Simons and Mrs. Maude Doughty
served refreshments.
The next meeting wiil be Thurs
day afternoon, Dec. 6, at the
church. All ladies are asked to be
firesent and are asked to bring
arge eyed needles.
XI OMICRON CHAPTER
TO MEET WEDNESDAY
XI Omicron chapter. Beta
Sigma Phi, will meet tonight at
eight o'clock at the home of Mrs.
John Todd, 260 Watson St. Mrs.
May Mathews will be in charge of
the program on "China, Today."
All members are urged to attend.
HE CLUB OF EVERGREEN
GRANGE TO MEET THURSDAY
The Home Economics club of the
Evergreen Grange will meet at
the hall Thursday with Mrs. Rubie
Belle Kobernik, Mrs. Minnie Ko
bernik and Mrs. Sarah Cyrus act
ing as hostesses.
PYTHIAN SISTERS PLAN
POTLUCK DINNER THURSDAY
The Pythian Sisters will hold a
potluck dinner Thursday evening
followed by a regular meeting at
the K of P. hall. All members
and friends are cordially Invited
to attend. , , .
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
WSCS TO MEET THURSDAY
The WSCS of the First Methodist
church will meet Thursday at
the social hall for a one o'clock
dessert. Circle No. S will be in
charge.
WOMAN'S SOCIETY TO
HEAR GUEST SPEAKER
The Woman's Society of the
Presbyterian church will meet
Thursday for a X:30 p.m. dessert-
luncheon. Dr. Bert Elliott of Med
ford will be guest speaker. .
SPAGHETTI DIINER TO
BE AFFAIR OF THURSDAY
A spaghetti dinner will be spon
sored by the Camas Valley Ladies
Aid Thursday evening from ( p.m.
to 8 p.m. at the school gym. Tick
ets will be sold previously and also
at tHe door. Heading the dinner
committee are: Mrs. Hayden Tay
lor and Mra. Marlen Yoder. Mrs.
L. G. Weaver, ticket; Mrs. Rob
ert Wheeler, In charge of serving,
and Mrs. Stanley Robinette in
charge of clean-up. Heading the
food divisions will be Mrs. Doris
Lamm, salads; Mrs. ,f, rnest
Wheeler, bread; Mrs. James
Combs, coffee; Mrs. Ethel Brown,
desserts. All food is being donated
and the proceeds will benefit the
Camas Valley church.
FORSYTHE GUILD TO
HEAR SPEAKER THURSDAY
Forsythe guild will meet Nov. 8
at eight o'clock in the Presby
terian church. Dr. and Mrs. Elliott
will speak on the subject, "Holy
Land."
SHERIFFS' FOSSE
TO HOLD POTLUCK DINNER
The ' Douglas County Sheriffs
posse and auxiliary potluck meet
in? will be Thursday evening at
6:30 o'clock at the fairgrounds.
All members are invited to attend.
WBA MEETING IS
TO BE THURSDAY
WBA meeting will be Thursday
at two o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Mary Kennedy. Winston. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
Russia Facts Fateful Decision, U. S. Moblllitr Says
QUEBEC t U. S. Defense
Mobilirer Charles E. Wilson said
nere Russia soun must decide
whether to live in peace with the
free world or live in isolation under
threat of eventual' revolt by her
satellites.
Wilson, in a speech to the Ca
nadian chamber ot commerce, said
tile United Stales will reach peak
st.ength in its three-year, $150,000,.
000,000 defense program in 1953.
He added that if necessary, the na
tion can hold the pace indefinitely,
taking "the strain of it in our
stride."
He said he doubts if Russia can
do the same, and therefore the
Soviets must soon make their
choice.
"You are about to see produc
tion really pouring out," Wilson as
serted. The United States, be said,
said, now is ready to mass pro
d u c e weapons calculated to
Woodburn Beys School
Head Will B Speaker
James Lamb, superintendent of
the MacLaren School far Boys,
Woodburn, will be the speaker at
the Myrtle Creek PTA meeting
Thursday Nov. 8, at 8 p.m. at the
high school. He will speak on
"Child Guidance and Develop
ment." A group discussion period
The second grade mothers will
serve refreshments.
Iverson Lumber Co. Sued
Over Employee's Death
PORTLAND UP) A widow
has filed a 150,000 suit in federal
court here against the Iverson
Lumber company of Douglas
county.
Mrs. Margaret Guider asked the
money for the death of her hus
band, Joseph, 44. She contends a
defective saw threw a piece of
lumber at her husband, killing
him last March. Mrs. Guider who
now lives in Alabama, accused
the company of negligence in not
repairing the equipment.
Frequent Free
BELT0NE CLINICS
Are HaM at rite Umaaaa Hard
Write tar Nnt Data
HEARING AID BATTERIES
. HalliS Aarwaara Tar mj Maka
' Write S. C MITCHELL
. TS W BraaSwar. lagaaa, Ora.
(H.aibir J N Tatl AiihIiui
af PartlaaS Ballaa Haarlat Alti
"throw fear into the heart of any
would-be aggressor."
"We have already reached the
point where the strength we have
acquired should cause the men in
the Kremlin to pause long and to
think hard before they attack us
he said
or our partners in the free world,
d. . .
ITCH
i..hii u hum
eontalloua and will
continue for Ufa
iff
not atooPM It i
cam U th Itch mil which , to im
mun to ordinary traatmanl. imuba
kilU tha llch-mlta almoat Initantly.
Onlj thraa daj-a' CXSORA ttaalmant
U raqulrad
Mail orders eiven orompt attention
FRID MIYIR DRUGS, ROSIIURG
HOT MINCE PIE
c?4Dairy Queen
f kwjiV. , - ' Hot Mine Pi Ala Dairy'
?flltt II Ou.en
IIUW V. tryit
rnxmr. )
i n 'it i
inc Pi Ala Daii
Try it one . . . You'll
again!
DAIRY QUEEN
NO. 1 718 WINCHISTIR
NO. 2300 NO. STIPHINS
WW
a Hudson now
amd saw J ways
t
RUnrUrd trim ant. other
ipaciftcilioni end ac-morf
flubjoct to chart without notica.
If you need a
new ar within
the next year,
now is the time
to buyl
1
PAY ONLY THE
OLD, LOW PRICE!
Recent Government-approved price
increases do not apply to new cars in
stock. We bought in advance to give
you this important saving and help
you beat rising prices!
2
PAY ONLY THE OLD,
LOW EXCISE TAXI
Immediate savings of $60 or morel
There is no increase in the excise tax on
new Hudsons now in our stock! Get all
the facts; you'll see there never was
better time to buy!
Pawarttil, "ttaa-dawn" dailsnad Hudianl
era artaad la faur toackatt bafirinlna
3
DRIVE THE MOST
DURABLE CAR YOUR
MONEY CAN BUY!
Every Hudson is built to serve vou
better and serve you bnger. Spend just
6 wonderful minutes at the wheel and
you'll discover power-packed action
. and fine-car quality that no other car
can match plus built-in ruggednees to
save you money over the years.
ROSEBURG HUDSON CO.
702 S. Stephens Phone 3-6573
You may win $10,000
for yourself and
$10,000 for your church
or favorite .
recognized charity!
ENTER BOTH
CROSLEY CONTESTS NOW!
mmrnmmm
OUR OWN STORES
CONTEST
CROSLEY
NATIONAL CONTEST
Over and above the $10,000 and 1000 other prizes
you can win in the National Contest, we are offering
in Our Own Store's Contest:
A $300 Croaley Gift Certificate to
th winner PLUS $ 100 to th church
or recognized charity he names.
MORI THAN $2,000,000 will be given away by
Crosley and its dealers in the "American Way"
Contests! Get your FREE entry blanks now! All you
do is answer correctly an easy true or false quiz, and
write your views in 50 words or less on "What the
American Way of Life Means to Me." It's as simple
as that . . . and there's nothing to buy, nothing to
send for! Come in and enter both contests TODAY!
9fe The term "church or recogniied charity," as .
used herein, means a church or charity which is
. exempt from taxation under Section 101(6) of
to Internal Revenue Code.
FIRST PRIZE:
$10,000 to winner 'and $10,000 to the
. church or recognized charity named by
the winner.
NEXT 10 PRIZES:
$1,000 in cash to each of the' 10 winners
and $1,000 additional to the church or
recognized charity named by each winner.
NEXT 990 PRIZES:
Crosley Gift Certificates worth from $25
to $500.
CONTESTS CLOSE DECEMBER 1, 1951 I
unit
SIEIMDII SRCLVADOIt ELECTRIC SIMS, FODI
CEilllEIATOIt FREEZERS IMtES ' WASTE IISPtSEIS
STEEt EECTIIC
IITCNFJ CAIIIinS RATEI IEATEIS
TEUflSIOI
IN ROSEBURG YOUR
CROSLEY HEADQUARTERS
ARE LOCATED AT
113 North Jackson Dial 3-8533
jPerSonatlzed Service or
I QjJ WE fU$$fNGS
rome