DILLARD PTA TO
HOLD ALL DAY
ftSSION WIDNESDAY
The officer!, chairmen and
room mothers of the Dillard-PTA
arc Invited to attend an all day
meeting at the home of Mra. Fred
Albertus, Wednesday. Assisting
will be Mra. Rosa Heinbach. The
potluck luncheon will be served
at 12:90 O'clock.
DIAN-PIRRINE UNIT
AUXILIARY TO MEET
The regular meeting of Dean
Perrine Unit No. 9, Disabled
American Veterans Auxiliary, will
be held Thursday night, Jan. 17,
at the Labor Temple, Cobb and
Roberta Streets. Members and
those eligible to membership are
requested to be present
By MYRTLE BURR
Most of us are pretty
much aware that music can
affect the mind, the emo
tions and even the bodily
functions of men.' The prim
itive witch doctor cured his
patients with wild incanta
tiona and crude music.
Mothers have always
soothed their young o n e a
with soft lullabies. And mil
itary leaders have inspired
their troops with martial
music.
The modern scientists,
doctors and psychologists,
have proved beyond a doubt
that music can make life
easier and more pleasant
for everybody. They've
- found that stomach ulcers
and other disorders aggra
vated by worry and nervous
ness are helped by the quiet-
. ing influence of music Hos-
Eitala use it to calm patients
efore surgery. Dentists find
it relieves tension of patients
in their chairs. It's eveb
been found that lively music
can offset fatigue and make
the aubject actually stronger.
All the therapeutic bene
fits of music are heightened,
researchers say, if the sub
ject makes the music him
self. Actually creating the
music provides the most ef
fective outlet for emotional
tension.
A fine Hammond Organ
will go well in your home.
You'll be impressed by the
beautiful, singing, tone. And
you'U like the smart, sleek
styling that makes it fit
well into any modern set
ting. We'll be glad to ar
range convenient term pay
ments for you at OTT &
RICKETTS MUSIC STORE,
101-105 W. Cass 9t. Phone
3-3202
BADOURA CLUB MEETINO
IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
AT W. H. CARTER HOME
Badoura Club, Daughters of
the Nile, held its last meeting at
a seven-thirty o'clock dessert-supper
at the home of Mrs. W. H.
Carter with Mrs. Roy Bellows and
Mrs. Carl Wimberly assisting
hostesses.
Interesting reports were given
by Mra. Carter, president, and
her officers for the year.
A letter was read from the
Queen of Nydia Temple, Marjorie
Simpson, thanking the club for
its pari in making ine oriental
bazaar such a auccess in Portland.
The following officera were elec
ted for the coming year:
Mrs. Bernard Young, president;
Mrs. Roy Catching, vice presi
dent; Mrs. Earl Bleile, secretary
and Mrs. v. v. untes, treasurer.
Those present were: Mrs. Roy
Bellows, Mrs. Robert Bellows,
Mrs. Earl Bleile, Mrs. W. J. Carr,
Mrs. C. V. Crites, Mrs. M. C. Cas
sel, Mrs. W. H. Carter, Mrs.
Bruce LlUott. Mrs. Vera Has-
brook, Mrs. Essie Koentz, Mrs.
Albert Micelli, Mrs. E. C. Pat
terson, Mrs. Elliott Perkins,
Mrs. L. L. Powers, Mrs. George
Quine, Mrs. Kenneth Quine, Mrs.
K. B. K nodes, Mrs. r. B. virden,
Mrs. Carl Wimberly, Mrs. Sam
Warg and Mrs. A. J. Young.
HOME EXTENSION UNIT
HOLDS BUSINESS SESSION
The Days Creek CanyonviUe
Home Extension Unit met at the
home of Mrs. Jack Gaulke, Jan.
10. Vice chairman, Mrs. T. L.
Weaver, conducted the short bus
iness session. Miss Paterson was
present to give the demonstation
'Window Treatments." Many
interesting curtain samples were
displayed including the new syn-
luetic fabrics. Miss Paterson also
explained the program of the As
sociated country women of the
World. It is hoped that the Douglas
County Units will participate in
this next year.
Ladies present were: Mesdames,
William F. Brown, Carl Snelling,
T. L. Weaver, Carl Hill, Roger
Suit
Yourself
at
I Joe
I Richards
i
I
il
Farifield, Chapman, Huston,
Bruce Ferguson, J. H. Swiney,
Albert Brown, Jack Gaulke and
Miss Paterson.
EAST DOUGLAS HOME
EXTENSION UNIT
HOLDS POTLUCK LUNCH
The East Douglas Home Ex
tension Unit met at the South Deer
Creek Grange Hall Jan. a for an
all-day meeting with a potluck
luncheon at noon.
A short business meeting was
held in tne forenoon witn Mrs.
Vern Shrum, chairman, presiding.
In the afternoon. Miss Betty Pat
erson, county agent, gave an in
teresting demonstration on "Win
dow Treatments."
Those present were: Miss Pat
erson, Mra. vern Shrum, Mrs.
Lawrence DIgby, Mrs. Harold
Hinds, Mrs. Mark Angel, Mra. Ken
neth Eberhard, Mrs. Taylor Mc
Cord, Mrs. Lillie Van Horn, Mra.
Jim Henigan, Mrs. blarney Bald
win, Mra. Dick Hook, Mrs. Lou
Di2bv. Mrs. Sam Ball. Mrs. D. W
Wadsworth, Mra. Ray Ballou and
a guest, Mrs. N. J. Ballou of
Townsend, Mass .
MELROSE FRIENDLY HOUR
CLUB MEETS AT HOFMAN
HOME WEDNESDAY
The Melrose Friendly Hour
Club met Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Ellen Hofman.
The new officers present took
charge of that business meeting
with the vice-president, Mrs. Ha
zel Bly, in the chair. A donation
was made to the March of Dimes
and plans for the year's work
were discussed.
Mrs. Grace Fenn conducted a
short program of New Year'a re
solutions. The next meeting will be an all
day affair, Jan. 16, with Mrs.
Louise Morris. A potluck luncheon
will be served at noon and the
work hours will be spent in stencil
cutting and textile painting.
Refreshments were served to
a guest, Mrs. Beatrice Johnson,
and members, Mrs. Hazel Bly,
Mrs. Katie Conn, Mrs. Clara Herr
man, Mrs. Norma Fenn, Mrs.
Wanda Turpin, Mrs. Alma Greer,
Mrs. Louise Morris, Mrs. Grace
Fenn and the hostess, Mra. Hof
man. -
NEW YEAR'S EVE
PARTY ENJOYED
AT KRUSE HOME
XI OMICROM CHAPTER
TO MEET WEDNESDAY
NIGHT AT POWELL HOME
XI Omicron Chanter. Beta Sig
ma Phi will meet Wednesday eve-
nine at eight o clock at the noma
si Mra. Eugene Powell. All mem
bers are requested to oe present.
December was a wonderful
month of fun and enthusiastic en
lightenment for ' members of XI
Omicron Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi.
Theater in the Orient. Japanese
Women and Living under the Im
perial Sun were the topic of dis
cussion. The' chapter is intent up
on learning more of other nations'
creeds, customs, political learn
ings, dress and customa and hopes
to obtain a more tolerant under
standing of their foreign "ihbors.
Misa Helen Casey told ' in her
own delightful way about "Theatre
in the Orient" and complimented
her excellent program by present
ing a Chinese play. Betti Domen
ico. Julia Kidder and MAV.N
Barker, dressed in authentic Chi
nese costumes, exacted manv a
chuckle from the au'-Mic" -vlth
their amateur portrayal, This
meeting was held at the home of
Mrs. Robert Rhodes with Mrs.
Clarence DeCamn as co-hostess.
The annual Christmas party
was held at the home of Mrs.
Verdun Boucock. Bright Christ
mas decorations and a miniature
tree glittering with colorful .balls
helped put the members in a fes
tive mood. A short business meet
ing was held, then Mrs. -Clarence
PCmp nrep'd m
"Living Under the' Imperial Sun
of Heaven." Miss Helen Casey.
honorary member and guest of
the evening, delighted members
with her readinvs of Christmas
stories.
After an exchange of gifts be
tween secret sisters, they enjoyed
singing innstmas carols and were
served refreshments by the socio!
committee. Mrs. Eugene Powell,
Mrs. E. A. Radn. Mr- Vorrtm
Boucock, Mrs. Marcus Brown,
Mrs. Sidney Fredricksnn, Mrs. Sid
ney Domenico. Mrs. Robert Kid
der. Mrs. Jack Farris, Jr. Mra.
John Todd. Mrs. Frank Wickham.
Mrs. Harr Hnri. Mrs Robert
Rhodes. Mrs. Clarence DeCamp,
Mrs. Ernest M. BTKir, ir., -Mrs.
'.ester WimMHv and H r'-
Church are the members who
attended the December meeting).
ELGAROSE COOKING r
CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
The Elgarose Cooking Club met
Friday. Election of officers was
at the home of Mra. Vern Wooton
held. They are as follows: Presi
dent Loleta Buell; Secretary, Dixie
wooton; vice President, Margie
Hanson, Club Reporter Donna
Sundberg; Recreation Leader, Sal
ly Brown, and Song and Yell Lead
er, Charlotte Sand.
Those joining the Cooking Club
were: Donna Sundberg, Charlotte
Sand, Dixie Wooton Sally Brown,
Loteia Buell and Margie Hanson.
The next meeting will be held Jan.
25 at the home of Mrs. Wooton.
Lovely refreshments were served
before the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Kruse '-and
son, Jeffery, entertained New
Year a Eve with i party. At
late hour a smorgasbord was ser
ved to: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Madsen
and son; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stark
and Linda; Bob Feldkamp, Joan
Rutter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Denton,
Norma Fisher. Jerry Coen. Gor
don Singleton, Harriet Booth,
Charles Scofield. Mr. and Mrs,
Alan Miller, Bill Carstens Vnd
Mary Campynol.
MRS. ROBERT ARNESON,
above, will be guest speaker
ot the Wednesday meeting of
the St. George s Episcopal
Guild.. This will be the first
function held in the newly
completed parish house. Mrs
Arneson is a member of the
national executive board of
women's auxiliary and rep
resentative to the Oregon
Diocesan Council.
ROSEBURG, OREGON
PHONE 3-5553
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GUARDIANS ASSOCIATIONS
HAS MONTHLY MEETING
The monthly meeting of the
Roseburg Camp Fire Guardians
Association was held Tuesday eve
ning ai me First christian Church.
The outgoing chairman. Mra.
Dortha Soli, had charge of the
business session. Officers for the
coming year are: Mra. Bernard
Howser, chairman; Mrs. Martha
W i a h a r t, vice-chairman, Mrs.
Joyce Schemer, secretary-treasurer.
Committees appointed Include:
publicity, Mrs. Frances Young;
social, Mrs. Mildred Weathers and
Mrs. Cloy Radford, hospitality,
Mrs. Winnie Wilson and Mrs. Edith
Miller.
It was announced that the skat
ing parties are to be held Feb.
3 and 10 at the Rolletta Rink.
COUNTRY STYLE DANCE
TO BE HELD FRIDAY
A Country Style dance will be :
held Friday night, Jan. 18, at the I
Melrose Grange Hall. Grangers
and friends are invited. Those at
tending are asked to wear jeans
and ginghams. j
DINNER HELD AT !
KRUSE HOME RECENTLY j
Mr. and Mrs. Don Kruse and
son, Jeffery, recently entertained
friends at a lovely turkey dinner.
Their guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Stark and Linda; Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Denton, Miss Joan Rut
ter and Bob Feldkamp. - I
AZALEA GARDEN CLUB
TO FURNISH OOUGHNUTS
FOR BLOODBANK WEDNESDAY
The Azalea Garden Club will
furnish doughnuts at h Red C-o
Bloodbank which will be at the
Presbyterian Church in Glendate
Wednesday.
FIRST SESSION TO
BE HELD IN NEW
PARISH HOUSE WEDNESDAY
The first session of the Guild of
St. George's Episcopal Church will
be held Wednesday in the newly
completed parish house. Corporate
communion will be held at 11
o'clock followed by a potluck lunch
eon at noon. A special program is
planned in honor of completion of
the parish house. Hostesses are
Mrs. A. u. tienninger. Mrs. Fred
Lockwood and Mrs. John Aker.
FRIENDLY NEIGHBOR
CLUB TO MEET AT DILLARD
The Friendly Neighbor Club of
Dillard will meet Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Fred Albertus
All members are asked to be present.-
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FOUR AND TEN
CLUB TO MEET -
The Four and Ten Club will meet
Wednesday for a noon luncheon at
the' home of Mrs. Faye Jensen
with Mrs. Hattie Guerin as co
hostess. BUSY STEPPERS
CLUB TO MEET
The Busy Steppers club will meet
at the home of Effie Croucher
Wednesday. All members are ask
ed to be present
DENTAL ASSISTANTS I
HOLD INTERESTING
MEETING WEDNESDAY
The regular business meeting of
the Umpqua District Dental As
sistants Society waa held Wednes
day evening at the home of Eve
lyn Hensley in Sutherlin with Helen
Buswell serving aa co-hostess.
The meeting was conducted by
Clara Clark, vice president, in the
absence of Pauline Parrott, who
waa ill. Flora Rolfsness waa also
reported I1L
There were nine members and
one guest present. Miss June John
son who formerly worked as a
Dental Assistant in Spokane and
now is living in Roseburg intro
duced and welcomed Into the club.
Anna Lou Burdette won the travel-
ing prize. A delicious dessert and
coffee was served by the two host
esses.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Anna Lou Burdette,
in autnerun tea. is. bever.w ,voiu-
quist will be co-hostess. All mem
bers from Roseburg and Myrtle
Creek are asked to meet at 7:00
p.m. in front of the Umpqua hotel
and go to Sutherlin in a group.
Those present were: Clara Clark.
Anna Lou Burdette, Beverly Nord
quist, Ethelmae Wilson, Jackie
Schindler, Barbara Smith, Joy
Augustus, Helen Buswell anil Eve
lyn Hensiey.
OES SOCIAL CLUB
PLANS WEDNESDAY
MEETING IN CANYONVILLE
OES Social Club of Oregon Chan
ter, CanyonviUe, will meet at the
home of Mrs. T. Guy McGee with
Mrs. Ralph Weaver as co-hostess,
Wednesday.
AMERICAN LEGION
AUXILIARY TO MEET
WEDNESDAY EVENING
American Legion Auxiliary will
meet at the Kohlhagen buildine
at eight o'clock Wednesday eve
ning, au memoers are cordially
uiviieu io ' auena.
Tues., Jan. IS, 1952 TW NewvRtvltw. Roseburg. Ore. 3
ART AND EMBROIDERY
CLUB TO MEET WEDNESDAY
The Roseburg Art and Embroid
ery Club will meet at the home of
Mrs. G. L. Sinclair, 1353 Harrison
St., Wednesday. All members are
urged to attend.
Elkton
By MRS. GRACE SAWYERS
Sue Suloff has been convales
cing the past week from the mea
sles. Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Knypstra
and Dolores, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Bainbridge and son returned Sat
urday evening from California
where they spent the Christmas
holidays.
The Church of Christ had potluck
dinner at the church following
services Sunday morning. The an
nual church business meeting and
election of officera waa held.
Charles Clement returned to Elk-
ton Wednesday, and is now set
tled at his home. He is being cared
tor by neighbors.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carnes and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Madi
son and Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Haines were Sunday dinner guests
at ine nome oi air. and Mra.
Charles Solomon, in honor of the
Solomon'a 21st wedding annivers
ary.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fisher and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hen
derer and family and Dr. Guy
Wright of Eugene were Sunday
dinner guests at the C. G. Hend-
erer home. Mrs. Henderer is im
proving and ia able to walk more
each day.
Mr.' and Mrs. Walter Esslinger
and daughter, Virginia, of the Elk
ton Grange left Tuesday for Mon
tana to visit with Mr. Esslinger'a
father, who is in the hospital. Tin
Esslingers expect to be gone for
a week or ten daya.
The WSCS met Wednesday at the
Methodist Church. Ten members
were present for the potluck lunch
and business meeting. A kitchen
shower followed, after the kitchen
cupboarda had been cleaned.
The Rev. Mr. Hamilton of the
Methodist Church returned Thurs
day from a business trip to Port.
una.
Clara RUey and Velma Binder
were business visitors to Roseburg
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rease Grubbe,
Scottsburg, were Elkton business
visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mra. Charles Randall
are in Portland for a few days.
The fir tree that had been a land.
mark of the Methodist parsonage
grounda haa been hewn down.
Billy Bmder returned from Sac
red Heart Hospital in Eugene, Sat
urday. Billy waa confined to the
hospital for a week.
Elkton School District 34 will
bold a special public meeting Jan.
14 to discuss problems of public
interest. The meeting will be held
at the school gym.
The town Christmas tree was
removed Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Randall, Mr. and
Mrs. Lakey, Mrs. Dorothy Crow-
nerst and children, all of Drain,
were button visitors Saturday.
Joint installation of the 100?
and Rebekah Lodges waa held Sat
urday night. Garrell Madison was
installed as noble grand of the Odd
Fellows Lodge and June Morganti,
noble grand of the Rebekah Lodge.
JOB'S DAUGHTERS TO
HOLD MEETING TONIGHT
Roseburg Bethel No. 8, Job's
Daughters, will meet at 7:30
o'clock tonight in the Masonic tem
ple. Memben and those with pro
per Masor.ie affiliations are re
quested tq attend.
IVAN EDWARDS
1st Clan Construction
Contracting or
Time and Material
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mission to operate a coaxial tele
vision network in Astoria. Parsons
said he would begin stringing cable
immediately. His network will pick
up telecasts from Station KING,
Seattle, and distribute them to
local vlewera.
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Weekly Schedule Listed
For Chest X-Ray Units
The first weekly schedule for the I Lumber Compsnles, Drain, 1:90 p.
mobile chest x-ray units, which m.-2:30 p.m.; Smith River Lumber
begin operating In Douglas county
Jan. 15, has been snnounced.
Units will observe the following
Itinerary:
JAN. 15
E. K. Wood Camp. Scottsburg,
2 p.m.-4 p.m; Gsrdiner Lumber
Co., 4 p.m.-5 p.m.- Bank, Drain,
11 a.m.-T pm; Thomas Hotel,
Oakland, noon-T pm. and Empire
Mill Works, Sutherlin, IS a.m.-J
p.m,
JAN. 18
Reedsport Bridge Mill, a.m.
CO., Scootsburg, 5:30 p.m.-7 p.m.; noon; I.G.A. Store, Reedsport, I
Mom & Pop Sea Foods, Winchester j P m-f P -! Corner Shell Station.
Bay, 2 pm.-J p.m.; Gray Lumber i Gardiner, nooa-T p.m.; Nonpanel
Co., Curtin. 10:30 a.m.-l p.m.; Gae School, noon J p. m.;
Anlaut Lumber Co., 2 p.m.-3:30 Thomas Hotel, oauana, 11 a m,
p.m.; Drain High School, t a.m
5 p.m.; Martin Brothers' Box Co.,
Oakland, 11 a.m. -5:30 p.m., and
Sutherlin High School, a a.m. un
til finished.
Jan. It
7 p.m. and Suthelin Post Office,
11 a.m.-T p.m.
JAN. II
Love's Pontiac Garage, Reeds.'
port, 10 a.m.-l p.m.; Nichels Jew
elry Store, Reedsport, 2 p.m.-S
H e d e n s Store,
11 a.m.-3 p.m.; Long-Bell Housing
Scottsburg, 4 p.m.-s p.m.; zioik
ouski Beach Park, Coast Guard
Station, 3 p.m. -7 p.m.; Cold Springs
Store, noon-7 p.m.; Bank, Drain,
U a.m.-7 p.m.; Martin Brothers
Box Co, Oakland, 7 a.m.-lO a.m.:
Union Gap, 3 p.m.-7 pm; and
Sutherlin Homes Project, 11 am.
T p.m.
JAN. 17
Reedsport High School, 9 a.m.
noon; E. K. Wood Lumber Co.,
Reedsport, 2 p.m. -6 p.m.; Gardiner
Mill, 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m; Plywood
Mill, Gardiner, 2 pm.-5:30 p.m.;
Scotts Valley School, 1:30 am.
It a.m.- Wbin-'- " Greswril
,. k,b p.m.; umpqua Drug store, Keeds-
Scottsburg,1' ,' , nm. .nH .
ater, Sutherlin, 11 a.m.-7 p.m.;
Thomaa Hotel, Oskland, 10 a.m.
t p.m. and Sutherlin Post Office,
10 a.m.-S p.m.
Just a reminder not to forget this free x-ray service. Her tt the first week's
n
schedule for this county wide project to discover that great crippler, tuber
culosis, in its unsuspecting victims. There's no waiting, no undressing! Just
go to the unit as It visits your community and hava a chest x-ray made. In
short time you will receive a card telling you if you are a victim of dreaded
T-B. Check the above schedule for the time and place that tha units will
be in your community.
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'IT'S THE
dAVWCrOW EVERY ITEM THAT COUNTS
HIGHWAY 99 SOUTH NEAR CITY LIMITS