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CALENDAR OF EVENTS opHomorrouj Community News Briefs TUESDAY, MAY 13 i Rtbekah Lodge No. 41, S pm , IOOK hall, dinner at :30 in Aialea Garden Club, home of iaa r.n.. Ur, InrH Mill in !ln.J.,lA v ,,v v Glendale Eastern Stir, Masonic temple. Melrose Minionary Society, busi ness meeting, 10:30 a.m. Bring ark lunch. Badoura Club, Daughter of the 7:30 p.m.. Hlks Temple, lor mem Nile, 7:30 f m. dessert, home of ben of EH nd invited guests. Mrs. M. L. Veatrh. Rosoburg Kiwanit Club, noon St. George's Altar Guild, recolry, Umpqua Hotel Civic Room. Marvin Walpolo of Young. Wal nol and Ca . left Sunday for Eu- Neighbors of woodcran inimDie reka, Calif: on a business trip. Club, home of Ruth France. 836 1 SE Brockway. potluck lunch at ' Tho Rov. and Mrs. Clifford Moy- noon, meeting 1 p.m. , nikan of Lebanon spent the week Elks duplicate bridge group, Miss Hope Stubbs, who is em- , 1 ployed in Portland, spent the week Tuei., Moy 13, 1938 The News-Review, Roseburg, Or. 7 Alaskan Statehood Bill Facts Another Decision WASHINGTON uTt Alaskan statehood legislation moves to ward a fateful showdown in the Staphanio McGregor, daughter of 1 House this week. Events of the T:iS p.m. Sutherlin HE To Donate Funds Nine members attended the Home Economic meeting of the Sutherlin Grange with Mrs. Eliza beth Gleason and Mrs. Scruggs as hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Honry Harth and , Jamas L. Richty Jr. has pur-1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mullar of Port- Mr. and Mrs. Phil Harth of this chased the William McCulloch land spent the weekend in Rose-, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McGregor of neX in days may decide whether city spent Sunday in Eugene. ranch at Glide. The sale was made burg visiting friends. They former-1 this city, is reported to be ill at A... ;,. . ; by Hicks Kealty. , ly made their home here. i her home. tile DiU atayi alive or diei ill Miss Coiotto Anderson has re-1 , i predecessors have in the past, turned to her work in Portland, fol-1 Elmer Matsoar of this citv SDent Mr. and Mrs. Duane Barmor Mr. and Mr. Rov Kniaam ndi 1111.......1. .mi 1,11 ... .u end and Monday in this city visit- lowing the weekend here visiting the weekend in Portland and,Sa-and children, Walker, Diane and children. Kathy, Susie and Brad, I House Rules Committee where it ing relatives. her mother, Mrs. Charfes Bourne. Jem visiting relatives and friends ' Nita, visited over the weekend in! of Glendale spent the weekend in,, strongly opposed by 'chairman u, .J Mr. w F ChiMiin of """ 1 """" -"'".'".T i"' '""K iiciurmrri par-1 Howard W. Smith (U-VII, lot , . .V 1 j u . .. ... ...... parenis, nr. aim diii. v. t. t-iiiie. this citv spent the weekend in Port-1 Mr. and Mrs. Darroll Smith of end in Roseburg visiting her par- land attending to business. While Eucene spent the weekend here I A collection of pitchers from Glide Kiwanis Club 7:30 p.m. i ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stubbs. 1 there they enjoyed me nnoaoaen- visiting We letters parents, Mr. j many countries of the world is on Associated Volunteers card par-1 ... , . , . , . . Idron show. land Mrs. E. t. Patterson. t 1 m t 01 r. n Vi llncml.l "l SMSnOH rflUlllfU 1U " 1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eneineerint?. Surveyor's ?LsJ1;-!;.!.1..,hS ",lnST..f . Certificates Cranted recreation building music room. wor -"uw . " ,n" . .Zl""' ,? ' ".': " . VA" "t Mam Street this week. . .- j week. Over ine weeKena Mr. ma ta in acr..nicniu, -m., emvcu tuuuine were noseuurx vismirs A mv R.rw. I a m nm Mrs. Gosnell visited in Eugene with in Rostburg Saturday to spend luw H?rv7rri P the litter'i son, Floyd Morton, tnd I !w days with his family. Mrs. 1014 VV. HBTVara. . .... ' lu.il Kt.n .nri Tnmmv Rarr,.r.knn linnmil P fValtl i ill IBIUIIV. .-v, Music More, 8 p.m. Jo Hallmark, Ken Renncr and Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 ! ah d i .,Hn,. .1 it,. Haiti ..5S-E.,iannS;', mre "Iversity of Oregon, spent the week- formation call OR 2-2755. Rosoburg Rod and Gun Club, The club voted to make an ad- Winchester clubhouse, S pm Rosoburg Eaglos, 8 p.m.. Eagles Hall. Lady Trainman Woman's Club house. 8 p.m. Rosoburg Council of Church ditional contribution to the Spence Memorial fund. The chairman, Mrs. Evelyn Frotscher, read a card from Mrs. Nora Cracroft an nouncing a meeting May 25 at Riversdale Grange hall on the death benefit fund. Lee Williams, program chair man for the next grange meeting May 14, asked the HE Club to have a potluck dinner for that meeting and it was voted to do so with a no-host committee. Work chairman Hallie Martin aaTAfl mamKaara) tn Ki-int ftwhatt I hooks to the next meeting to start " work on Afghan blocks. Meeting will be June '3 with Edna Powers and lrma Cornish as hostesses. Alter the meeting the judging of the articles for the National sewing contest was held with Mrs. Etsu Osaki and Mrs. Ellen Beck as judges. The winner of the youth division was Joyce Neavoll, dress; adult division, Mrs. Joyce Liesinger, dress. Winners from the Sutherlin Grange will compete with the Granges at the county judging May 24 at the County Agents office at the court house in Roseburg, re ports Mrs. Brittain Slack, correspondent. end in Roseburg visiting the for mer s parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hallmark, on SE Overlook Avenue. Norman Raymond of Portland spent the weekend in Days Creek visiting his mother, Mrs. Wallace Pivmnnd and ttnnoed over in Women's executive board, 9:30 , Roseburg Sunday evening to visit a.m., First Presbyterian Church (Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin, and library room. j family, prior to returning to his Fair Oaks Grange, 8 p.m., 1 home, grange hall. Myrtle Crook City Council, 8 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kissall p.m., city hall left Sunday for their home in Port- Drain City Council, 1 p.m., city ! land, following a stop over night hall. here Saturday to visit Mr. and Rosebura Toastmistress Club. Mrs. Phil Harth on SE Cass Ave- I nue. They had been on a trip 10 Los Angeles. The Kissells former- 4:30 , ly resided here. Miss Julio Solomon, who is a freshman at Mt. Angel Academy, kit. Aneel. soent the Mothers Day weekend visiting her parents, Mr. I ford visiting relatives and friends. and Mrs. Forrest Solomon, at Winchester. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owens and children, Dwight and Cindy, of this city spent the weekend in Eu gene visiting their respective par ents, Mr. and Mrs. rrea uaasaen and Mr. Sr. over the weekend with the latter's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jones, and family. A. D. Parr, manager of California-Pacific Utilities, and Mrs. Parr spent tho Mothers weekend in Med- They returned to their home on SE Lane Avenue Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William McLollan Mrs. William Vogt and daughter. Three Douglas County men won their professional engineering cer- Mr Clinton Gorthv and Mr and I "m 'u ,rul" lne 5lalB ara 01 Mrs. uinton Gortny, lna Engineering Examiners. The As- Mrs. E. H. McGhehey and daugh.!0ciatcd Press reports. Another ter, Paula, enjoyed a trip to Flor-1 earned a land surveyor's certifi ence to spend the weekend at the ' ca'e- beach I Those with engineering certifi cates are Thomas E. Shrum Jr., Gerry Coponhevor, assistant Glides Edward John Maney, Rid manager of the F. W. Woolworth ! dle. nd William H. Semmler, 1555 store in Roseburg. spent the week- I n n i?,7rhwV SZZSZt R. U. Knigge. I Alaska bill hai baen nlaeed on the week's program by the House leadership. Statehood bills have 1 privileged status under which they may be brought to the floor for considera tion through a motion by the chairman of the House Insular Af fairs Committee in this case. Rep. Clair Engle (D-Calif) without Rules Committee clearance. of Port Orford, Ore. spent the ; end visiting his family in Bend,:gcr station, won' his surveyor's wrcne-uu ui iu,cuui8 .lam,, .i npf. cenuicaie. ine home nt tneir son-in-iaw ana daughter. Mr. and Mrs. James M. and Mrs. Robert Owens I woodward, and family, 755 w. Stan ton. come, Rosoburg Toastmastors, Timber City Chapter of Sweet F- Cantroll, former trainmas Adelines, Inc., 8 p.m.. call OR 3-1'" Southern Pacific in 3887 Garden Dept. of Roseburg Wom an's Club, 1:30 p.m. Intar-So Study Club. 1:15 p.m., luncheon, Swedish Dining Room, Mrs. Charles Doerner hostess. Election of officers. Plans to be made for next year s program. Lookingglass Grange regular business meeting, 8:15 p.m. Moth-j er's Day program. 1 Douglas High Choir A, spring concert, 8:15 p.m., school. Pro school round-up, 2:30 p.m.,i Lookingglass first grade room. All parents of children entering school in fall urged to attend. Winchester . Wilbur PTA tea, 2:30 p.m., Winchester School. For all mothers of those entering school this fall. Meet teachers, hear about school program. WEDNESDAY, MAY 14 Blue Star Mothers Chapter 4, work U. S. Supreme Court Denies Patterson Appeal SALEM un The United States . Supreme Court has denied the ap- fieal of Frank V. Patterson, Port and, who was refused admission to the state bar on grounds of his association with the communist Woman s Club, 10:30 a.m. Parly. dav. Bring sack lunch. The highest court refused to ac- ionta, home of Verner Denton, cept jurisdiction in the case. : Garden Valley Road. 7:30 p.m. The Oregon Supreme Court, I Douglas County Welfare Com which was notified this week of mission, 7 p.m., courthouse annex, the U. S. Supreme Court's action,) MNO Club, home of Mrs. Argus had denied Patterson admission to Fisher, 8 p.m. the bar. The state court, said that ( Riversdale Happy Hour Club, I Patterson was untruthful when he'pm., home of Mrs. William said the Communist Party did not Bromps. believe in overthrow of the govern-1 Glandalo Southern Baptist ment by force and violence. j Church, monthly business meeting, Patterson said he had been ex- 7 n m. peiiea oy me party. Deborah Coon of this city spent the weekend in Drain visiting her maternal grandmother, Mrs. Wes ley Neas. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coon and son, Jim, went to Drain Sun day evening to bring Deborah back home. Mrs. Angus McGregor of Port land and Mr. and Mrs. David T. MrKeown of Salem, spent the weekend in Roseburg visiting at the home of the former's son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McGregor. Mrs. McKeown is a i sister of Mr. McGregor. Mrs. Earl Wiley is back at her M,jor lnd Mr,. Dil, Borgtn ,nd "u '"J."'"7 I two children have amwd from Roseburg. died in Dunsmuir, Calif. and funeral services were held last Monday, according to word receiv ed here by friends. He is survived by his wife, Jane, and a daughter, Mrs. Walter Gilinsky, of Beaver ton, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Gordon ar rived in Roseburg Saturday to visit the former s brothers and sisters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gor don and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gor don, en route back to their home in Bremerton Wash., following an extended vacation tn Phoenix, Ariz. Mrs. Vernon Toator of this city drove to Eugene Thursday to at tend me Lutheran women s Mis sion League convention and return ed home that evening accompanied oy her mother. Mrs. 11. llasbargen. A report on the convention will be given at the next Ladies Aid meet ing of St. Paul's Lutheran Church June 4 at the home of Mrs. H. Hasbargcn. Miss Shirley Daiss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daiss of this city, plans to leave on the bus Fri day for Portland, where she will take the train for Lexington, Neb. to make her home permanently. Miss Daiss has been employed here by the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. and will work for the company in Nebraska. 'T h e Daiss family formerly resided in Nebraska before moving here Mrs. Louis Wilson, Mrs. Herman Hasbargen, Mrs. George Ewaert and Mrs. W. A. Sylwester drove to Eugene last Wednesday to at tend the Lutheran Women s Mis sion League convention at Grace Lutheran Church. Mrs. Hasbargcn was the official delegate to the convention from St. Paul's Luth eran Church. She remained over in Eugene until Thursday night. while the other three returned here Wednesday evening. Mrs. Alvin T. Pickett (nee Hel en B. Campbell) was organist for the Jefferson-Jackson Day banquet recently at the Aleutian Gardens in Anchorage and had charge of the program for the evening. Gov ernor Kosellini of Washington was guest of honor and gave the ad dress. Mrs. Pickett has a very successful music studio. Captain Pickett is Master Pilot for the Navy and advisor to the Navy De partment on Alaska in Washington. D C. He has been in Alaska since 1931 and is very well known. He t u-. -i.j-.j .u- k.,.. '.n', Memorial Hall husines. meet- "Pl " ,n'"e "" ul "nK jason ..a. p.tuyiru ...u. - . - - World War it and the Korean war. taking office he will go to New Real Estate office, after being ill of poison oak for the last three weeks. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wiley spent the day as guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Frank Brown at Broad acres Ranch at Days Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hand of LaGrande, Ore. spent the weekend in Roseburg as houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis and family. This was the first visit of the two families in 14 years. The Davis family resided in Lebanon, prior to Mr. Davis purchasing the Western Auto store in Roseburg. Miss Carol Loo Johnson, who is a senior at Oregon State College, spent the weekend in Roseburg visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Johnston, 1594 SW Kendall. Miss Johnson is a Delta Delta Delta sorority member. She will become the bride of Stewart "IT- i. Dillard School, PTA-sponsored 1 pre-school roundup, Dillard School, 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Bring child's birth certificate for registration, j For transportation, call OS 9-8773. I TRO Mother's Club, clubhouse ; in Tenmile, noon. All mothers ask ed to attend. AAUW, book review section, home of Mrs. Harvey Kring, 1559 NW Harvey Ct.. 8 p.m. Lookingglass Woman's Christian Temperance Union. 1:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Arthur Marsh. Vis itors welcome. St. George's Episcopal G u i 1 d. parish hall. Each member to bring apron for bazaar. Program plan ned. Jay-C-Ettts, home of Mrs. Jim Hartford, 272 NW Cecil Ave. 8 p.m., ! initiation of new members, Mooso Lodge, 8 p.m. Moose hall. , Air Force Rosarvo, 1614 W. Har- 1 1 r- j j . 1 n . : vard Ave., 8 p.m. Joson Lee, Condidoto for Position' Umpqu, R,di( Cub clubhouse No. 7 Oregon Supreme Court, who on Klamath Ave., 7:30 p.m. was a visitor in Douglas County Doug-otto's, Sheriff's Mounted recently in connection with hi, com-! 7.3. P - ; 'l"' ,1 Drain Chamber of Commerce, paign to reduce court deloy. At his ; noon cj(v nau own expense ond on his own time"! VFW Auxiliary, 8 p.m., Veter Jersey to make further study of the methods used in that state to reduce court deloy. Senator Woyne L. Morse, Jaon Lee's former low school dean and instructor, has stated "I hop; Jason Lee wins." fil. id. bv Hon oirtitin lnon If for Jutt co Comm., Kit. Jlnei Mlttim CMnn., Amity, On. ine. Degree of Honor, 8 p.m., Union Hail. j Knights of Columbus, St. Jo ! scph's Catholic Center. 8 p.m. Wilston - Dillard Toastmistress Club. 7:30 p m. Laurel Lodge No. 13. Boots and Calicos pattern dance lessons. 8 p m., Winston Commun ity Btiildinc. Ladies Homo League, Salvation I Army, Winchester St., 1:30 p.m., everyone welcome. Mrs. Pickett has two sons, James Campbell, now in Albany, and John S. Campbell, an honor student and senior this year at Stanford. ! Exciting New Temporary Hair Coloring Discovery! 9 fek .Tiof niifT it An vniip hrliah Y v-. J and brush it through your hair. Gives you the exact hade you want in minutes. Washes out with your next shampoo! 12 GLORIOUS SHADES for Groy Black Srown . 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The Fromdahls will return to their home here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Porter and children, Pam. Johnny and Jim my, of Portland, came to Rose burg and took Mrs. Porter's par ents, Mr. ami Mrs. Roy llutchines, with them lo the coast for the weekend. They return? here Sun day and stayed overnight at the VODKA HIGHBALL with ginger ale ... or any other mixer Springer at a wedding in Portland jllutchings home, after which they rfunc ij. iciuiiieu iu rurudim. n " m a GET ON J THE ( VODKA WA60MX 1 " """ of the iristest nims In VODKA III IM frill. Iirlrilit ! Sit Kim Sennit Hs. &h. it liiUiis), Baittsr. Cm '.economical; Local & Long Distance Household Moves ROSEBURC Phone OR 2-267! FORu oUNLINER.. America's glamorous, h.t-selling soft top DttKtlOf B May It National Cor Safety Month World' SKYLINER... nly retractable hardtop Why people who bue COMESTIBLES wF0RD Only Ford lots you choose from a stool-lop convert ible or fabric-top beauty. 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