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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1938.
News of Douglas County
ELKTON
KIjKTON,- April' S. Mr. untl Mr.
CieoiRe Wiilkor worn Umiii vlniloi'i
.Tliurjuluy. ,
Clyde Iloolilny, who Ihik bm ill
in tile hosplilif t Kucmn', is uel
lor uml bus returned Lome.
Mr. und Mrs. J. Levlim and Floyd
Jevlus, of .Heedori, wire Uktou
viBltars Saturday. .
Ann llulmor in III In til Immiital
at EiiKone.. '
It. O. ThoiniiB, H. L. Hoski'U and
A. It. MeDonuld Htleiuli'd a pow
er district ini'eting at JtOKuburK
.Thursday evunlliK.
Mitt. Arnin ' JollllHOlt, nl h(ottH
burg nnd Mrs. Kd Liimley,: ol Cot
tune (irove, were at the borne of
Urn. Muilutlu lliilnci .Sunday aft
ernoon.
A. II. SuwyoiB wan attrnilhiK 10
buaiiii'na matleru In Hosuuiirf; I'll'
day.
Mrs. Muiiutta IIuIiicb and ' Iris
HiilneB, were at the home of Mr.
andlMrs. Ed Lomley of t'ottuge
Grove ona day lust week.
Mm. Lena liosnen and Faye Hob
sent; were Eugene vlnltora Satur
day.' .
-Merlo Wellrf, who ban lioeu at
tending school nt I'ortbind ieiit
the week-end nt lionie.
Ooxtor llaiiii'a' 1 and Iternlece
WeilH woro married at tho home
or J(r. and Mm. It. It WoIIb Sun
day afternoon. , ' ' i -
A liio floUal wus held at' KellnKK
Tuesday uvoiiIiik by the K. K.- Kln)
to raise money for u 4-11 club Kdiol
artdiip, i .' ' -
Mrs. Mulilo Poolo- Hpent ' the
week-end nt Yoncalla.
Mr. and Mrs. Mamifl Haines, of
Albany, were. at Klkton Sumluy.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Parks were Ku
gcue vlsitora Monday.
MrB. Ctauilo ItiinuliiK, of Hosc-
Inlrfcj sj lflliliE'iuitlie,U.i L.i Bo
aoiii bonjii 1.1. f , i i it US
Mr a(ul Mik J.I W. IfrCol iil
ivei'tlutjOilltlilnd- al i Kin y So attend
lihf luiieial, !a'f I Mr! i MtiCollum'a
Catherine
tlih
inothor. Mrs. Mnllssn
MeColliim.
. Mr. and 'Mrs. .loo Hudson, Kve
lyn Hudsbii and Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Jludsol spoilt Sunday i at
Notl. I . i ! ' i
W. K. riuoll took the Junior and
settlor class lo-Riiieiii 'Tuesday to
visit soma of ,lho InstltiiUojis. The
find, placo viHfled 'wiisl llie peni
tentiary and from there Ilio Ki-oun
weit to tile iilltolilnbllrf illenuso de
piiVtinont. The l'alrvv home and
asylum were nlso visited. I.ato in
1hbnftUToon, (he tluss called on
(lirvcrnor Martin t at . hls.t-jorrteo.
Tltose who niade .the J tri , were
lllll (ilirrclli, Hot) llllllrk. Alton An
ilrews, LoUoy; ,N)nf:iillcy j Norm
Rblo. Woathoi'ly, Henry YVunPiorly,
Faye Hosbcii, l'liyllls McCulliim,
l.auraj (.lariison, Italpli. i Holconth,
iOI'dou Cleyio, Irene ilnlnoit, VaiiRii
lloak, ltuiiy Hainan, Hurliiirii Ad
mils, Jurry Fmiley, Mnrio Joni'e
Kvoiyri Hudson, VlrKlala Gates,
Mao Madison, Tholma MimIIsoii,
Virginia Anderson, Chris IJavis,
l.onoi'o Clemo, Krod Clemn. Hosnllr
Unities nnd the pooplo who. .look
cars woro Mr. and Mrs. AW' ' I'1.
Hindi, Nol'tnna ) JVeiitlira ly, W, .1.
llllllck, Wilbur llnlciinib. Iris
llillnes and Joii Jluilfuii. tho
wufy hotnu Honrn-fir ilii "hlitilnnrt-i l
tciadod shows and others railed on
Mr. a lid li. (lion Villievt .who
llv.o iit'Mftany. Tho Wilferts iiiiiahl
liKtiio hlBlr school sy-vitd years.
CANYON VILLE
XnVHINVIIJJO, April B. Toil
ItOHS Itfin' htiv.ix ImultiiK luuilirr (n
Mynle Cruoft. to 1m plmulA The
TlinKHirf "JIuIuIhm' (,'o, lomli'd and
Hlilip"i (heir riinl nil Friday.
il, O. Clonti lnixle u biiHliK'HH trip
lo Ashluiul Filduy.
H. 11. CoopiM- and Mih. ('. Coop
or made a IhihIiiohs trip I" Kun,no
WVdnemlay roturnliiK Tliurwlay.
Mr. and Mrs. .!. O. UIohs, Mih.
N; HroMlnn niul, Mr. j- Klatliors
woro TlmiMtliiy nvonhiK kuumIh at
tlin li. W, JJrown homo.
I!ra. Krod Cooper roturinMl to hor
homo iu l)iuiHnniir AVi-duonday, aft
or. KpomlltiK n low days vlHilliiK hor
luitthiitul. who 1b In (ho lumpttal in
liORt'bUVK.
Mrs. I'ndoon, v ICo of 1.1. didoon
) (ho CCC'h wait tiikiMi to tin hos
pita) In Modiord himIoiihIv ill ol
jimMitnonia. , ,
Mr, and Mr. Davo Taylor of
llosohurK. toiniorly of Cauyonvlllo,
visited rolattvon in lown Hatur
(luyt -) f. r ';..;.
(loo. Womlorolh of Analon Iniiiri
iHtci IniHlHi'HS hi town Hulurdiiy,
II. A'. Chtrk. miilo liiHpiHitor lor
Ilia domrtmou( of amlrulluro, wuh
in town YViMhiOHduy.
II. J. II null, J. I J. Edwards and
John Hamlin uttonded the boon tor
nicotliiK ut tho Uinpgua hoiol In
Hone bum VVoilnoHday nifiht.
Kriu Snydur or bay a Cruek wan
a Canyoiivllo vlnitor 'i'huiMday.
Mr. und Mrs. it. li. I'ooIb wore
ItoPcbuiK vlsltom Woditoaday.
Mr. Arthur Maujiln iH eerioualy
ill at hor home.
Victor Hlmw inn do a ImslneHB
trip to lloHi'burK ThurHday.
John Hamlin fa eonlomplutiiiK
bullditiK a now warohoiiHti In the
miar fnluro. It will be lined an u
freight (onnliial uIho,
Alva I'onlluf) and Joe Hhoadrt
of Daya Crook trammeled hiiHinoitH
in town Thursday.
Win. Van Voorlilot), a 1 former
rotddonl hiru and now employed at
lowlu KedKo ml nun wan chopping
in town WodnoHilay.
.Ma eel Tucker 1h visit lug rela
tive in Portland.
II. A. Hlolort of Itlddto wan u
buHlneuB vlttitor In Luwu Tnemlay,
Kotix WriKht of Hi ay ton tnuiH
acted bUBlnens in town. Monday
and Tuesday. ;
John and Waller Itondeau, Dave
Hamlin and lien Bon son all of Till
er worn ahoppInK here .Saturday.
Cone MacHoiiald was taken to
Morey hospital Wednesday for
modioal troaimont for double pneu
monia. V. C. I'olham. our local editor,
made a UiihIih-hh trip to Itutmhurg
Krlday.
Ward Codumim, . of , Oakland.
IraiiHaclod biiKiuoHH liore Tuesdny,
A uatujuot for tho moinhora of
Lhn hftHkotball team aud tho east
of tho school play "Hasliful Hob
by wuh bold at tho high Hchool
Friday night. Letters were given
out at that time.
John Chun of (Javdoy. Henry
Fate, Mm. UIioiiiIk, Mrs. Don Sny-
iejv 'Paul f PnteiHpn ; and x Waltcu'
Wnll. all ofil)ayn: Cidek; Khonped
limit viHitpd In ;town ;.t"at"itday. ;
uhrrrrtTi-? mrnlfn
DRAIN
DR. G.' W. Marshall
; ' DENTIST
; 314 Madlcal Arts Bldg.
. Phone 59 R.. Phone 203-R
.i Evenlnns by Appointment
Maytag
Saloa and Servlco
City Electric
124 W. Cass St.
Phono 233
DltAJN. April l.Miv and Slra.
W; :V. Aufllou and non moved to
their liew homo In nouth Hraln
U'edhosday. . '
Mr, and Miu. 15. CI, Whipple and
Mr.'Utid1 MrB.' (:lyde CaLcliinu ' at-
tended jlhe, fMiierulj ' of 'County
TueRday. : ' ' , i '
' V. II.- Dlnelniit. tin e'xperionood
luin-and food flUuo iiniu,- haa tak
en.Guoj'ito ItoholHonls placo at the
vvooi man more.. ,
Mrn. I j. K. Itauiiliinan of Savan
nah,, .Mo.; arrived (n Dm in lanl
ThuMlay,.tn vitt 'atilhe home of
iieil HtMHiflHw, and MiaiiKhter, Mr.
u i'H. Clifford. KworiKen.
MiAri (Miinicn J'oHt.- loft- for Port-
lanU Titiday. Hlio Vaa . accoiu
pumert WMi'H. W. C. .Dnvord. who
will vlailj n fow davH. frf Portbiud
and her former home In Ktacada.
Mih l.aniona Applouate and lit
tle niece, Sylvia SparkH, of Port
laml; rnino biHl wuok for a vinil
at) thd . mmml.ul . I.ou ApploKate
hltme.
JaoU (oteher one ilay laat wMk
r.llpiiod on a wot hoard and foil.
Injuring himsolf ho ' badly ho linn
Ijc-oii courined to IiIh hod ever Hlnce.
A .flntiKhter wuh born to Mr. and
Mi'h; Art bur Hlmw, nee Norolla
1 llckotb lor, M arch 2!h li at t bo
hnnie of .Mih. Alfred Hand in north
Uiain.
hosts to a group of viitoi-H from
Portland who arrived Friday nlglit
and departed Hunday. Mian Helen
Moore, their daughter, brouKbt a
Kioup of friend with her. AinoiiK
them were Mr. aud Mra. Tom Sad
ler and daughter Carolyn and Mra.
Corman, all of Portland. MIhh
Moore n a Kiaduute nur.se who will
tbitt year complete advanced Htudy
iu a apecial field.
Vouiik people of the local Chris
tian eh u rob were bonis Friday
night ut an "April Fool" party held
in the church reception room. A
hilarious evening wuh reported by
all who attended. In addition to tra
ditional HttintH Tor All Fools' Day.
KatnoH w ere played and prizes
awarded.
Mr. aud Mrs. Lauren S. Duel
spent Saturday aud Sunday in Ku
uone. Mr, Jluel, local uchool super
intendent, attended a conference
on pi'OKioHKive education at the
linlveiHlty ot OreKon. .Mih. Muol
wan prcffenl at the silver Jubilee
of the (iiejjun chupter of Ielta
Camma fraturnlty.
Hold Everything!
LOOKINGGLASS
I.OOKINfKILASH. April 5 Mr.
and Mih, ChtirloH n.vHeri were char
ivarled by Heventy rrlends nnd rela
tives at lliolr homo In Flourimy
Viilloy Ki-ldny evonlnu about
Mrs. Frieda HurKorH. Hiator ot
Mrs. CbarloH Dysorl. loft Sunday
lor her homo in Afthlund.
Itov. and Mih, Clou White and
sou I tn v id wore dinner miosis at
Hie homo of Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
.nmwalt, Sunday.
Mr. aud Mra. 0. II. Ilyetley wore
entertained by Mr. and Aim. V. S.
Miller. Saturday evening- at din
ner. Mih. lion Sutton and (ton Fred
wore KuoHtH for tu latter taut m
the evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. I,. (). II Ik i; Ins and
Conrad IHgiMnn and Itobert Heldin
ser 're vIsUhiK tu the valley Sun
day. Alter church they woro miosis
of Mr. and Mrs. William Mount.
MinH llbtm-ho Alcork Iuih return
ed to her home In UioUimulus af
ter coniplellUK her bunluesH tralu
iiiK in KiiHone.
Mr. and Mrs. Conine Utile and
son wore uresis at the lioiuo of
Mr. anil Mra, Way Pet rrqutn, Sun
flny aliernoon.
Hot) .Iticohy h Improvlnu bis
place by the addition ol a now
water lower.
GIJDE
(ILll)K. April Ei -Week-end lilps
wtro numerous annum Cllde rosl
donts Stiturday and Sunday. Near
ly all lorn I leathers found occasion
(o ho awny lor u dav or two.
.Mtsn Murmtret Miller. bleh
school teacher, ami her Hisir, Mtss
Sue Miller, left Friday even tin; for
I'firlland where (Ih'V spent the
weekend vlstilut! friends.
Ted Si hopl was a week end uuest
ill the hnnie ol bis mot hoi -In-law .
Mm. Ida Ciundalt. tu Anbl;ind, Mrs.
Si hop! Is w ith her mot her lor a
slay of several months.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. M, Vet million,
prnprielnrs nl ll)e tilide store, were
FREE DEMONSTRATION
Tomorrow 2:30 P. M.
Bendix Home Launderer
AUTOMATICALLY WASHES. RINSES
AND DRIES CLOTHES
SEEING IS BELIEVING
RADIO MUSIC STORE
225 N. Jackson St. Gross & Harris
Phone 93
CAMAS VALLEY
CAMAS VALLEY, April 4. Kill
Moore is reportod as in very poor
neii I tli ut ttiu county hospiiul.
tiniest Wbeelur und uuy Luwhoq
attended an auction aulo ut Azuieu
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. lien Uuzzurd and
Mr. and .Mm. Italph Shelion upcui
laat Friday at Uandon. They re
port a beautiful sunny day ai the
coaHt.
MisH Helen Church came down
from Portland Huturduy with
friontlH who were going lo (iruuts
Push for the week-end. She came
over from Millard on tho bus and
viHilctf her pareptH, Mr. and Mrs.
A. II. Church until bun time Sun
day, then returned to Olllurd to
meet her frleudH und return to
Portland with them.
Funeral rites for the late Juh.
A. liurch were held iu the Camas
Valley church Sunday afternoon at
three o'clock with interment In the
Martludale cemetery. The services
worn later than planned duo tu a
bIKIo on the hlghwuy near Bridge,
ivhlcli bold up relatives ,comniK
Ironi Cooa county.
; mih. JoHepnine (jnurcn ami aiihh
Owendolyn Weaver hiked up to the
Staudley camp at Stein's Rap with
Kllzahetb Church Sunday ufter
noon. Kli.abetli was returned to
her work In tho camp eoojt-house.
rhe otborH cmiio back aiier a anon
visit villi Mrs. Harry Parrott at
the camp. : .
Several InohCH ot snow tell dur
ing Monday night and broimht- the
mop from the Stand ley camp homo
again for a day or two. '
Mrs. Charlie Reynolds was niov-
od from iha Myrtle Point hospital
tho first of the week lo the home
of her brother, Hill Cooper, In
Myrtle Point.
Mm., J viator. Coatos aud liriice
Dick spent the week-ond ut Alle
ghany with Mr. Coateu.
; Sherldiiii' Croy went to Mursn-
fhdd Friday lo , visit with, his,
daughters.- : ...!
Ceneva Huntley spent Saturday
and Sunday with Bonnie Ollivanl
at Olalln.
Mra. F. II. Hrown visited with
Mrs. Sarah J. Jones In Itosebure
Saturday while Mr. Brown and
Marcus went on to their ranch at
Umpququ with Home cattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Reel, and
daughter Juaulta visited Sunday
with Mrs, Ilol.'s brother-in-hiw
nnd sister, Mr. and Mrs. L. ('. John,
at. (Inrdeu valley. They nlso vis
ited with a brother and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Hanson and
throe children of Klamath Falls,
who were at the John home. Mr.
aud Mrs. Hanson came home with
tho Heet.s nnd stayed until Tues
day. Wllnia and Jim Martlndale and
Virginia Myron spout Sunday at the
coast,
Only Mr. Koth mid son, Donald,
have moved to the valley ho far.
Mrs. Itotb and the other children
are still living at Oakland whore
tho children are attending grade
school. They will move here as
soon as school la out.
RIDDLE
Mr. and Mrs, Vein Macglll and
fumlly of Coos river visited bore
over the week-end at the home of
Mrs. Mueglirs parents, Mr, and
Mrs. K. L. Pfaff.
Mrs. Hay Stewart ami Itaby son.
Kirov, who had been visiting at
the home of her aunt. Mrs. Perry
Coinult. for Hoeral dnys returned
to their home at Kosoburg Wed
nesday afternoon.
Millon Acker, clerk at Aiklns
grocery store. Ik able t;i ho el.oui
COPK. 1938 SYNE SERVICE. IMC.
"I3e quiet. Junior can't you see your father lias a big
problem cm his mind?"
again after a week's Illness.
Mrs. Virgil McLain and daugh
ter, June of Myrtle Creek spent
Huturduy afternoon here visiting
and attending to business mat-
ters.
Mrs. C. K. Logsdon has been the
guest of relatives at, Jasper, Ore.,
the past week.
MisH Lillian Logsdon returned
to her home here Monday morning
after visiting in Portland since
Thursday. Sho was accompanied
on the trip by Miss Myrtle Farmer
of Canyonville.
Mrs. Alfred Howard and Mi.
and Mrs. Arnold Pfaff of Glendale
motored to Eugene and rolurn
Tuesday.'
Mr. und Mrs. Henry Slelert, John
Mooro and Milton Acker were
among lliddle people attending to
bimineHS matters .in Koseburg Friday.
Henry Pfaff, who formerly re
sided here Is a guest at the home
of bis uncle, K. !,. Pfaff.
Mrs. J. M. Corn ii it .who has been
at ICugeno the past week attending
to business mutters returned to
her home hnro Saturday. She
was accompanied 'home- by Mr.
and Mrs. Courtney Towne, who vis
ited bore over tho woek-end.
'vMrs. Sarah Phillips has returned
to her home here after visiting In
California for several weeks.
Mrs. C. A. Riddle and son, Don,
arrived here recently from Leban
on to join Mr. Riddle, who had
been putting the house in order.
MELROSE
SPARK PLUG
SERVICE
They're the heart of your
motor so let us clean
and check up on them
regularly.
PHONE 321-L
BOB HELLIWELL
AND
TOM NESS
Service Station
Corner Oak and Rose Sts.
MHMtOSE, April 5. Mr. nnil
Mm. It. A. Duitonlmrk spent bqv
(iriil duyB the latter part fit last
week vlnltlne anil attending to
biiBlneHii at Mcilford.
Mr. anil Mrs. Charles Perkins,
who have resided for the past
yimr on the Ward place, moved laat
week lo the Long place at Cleve
land. .Mr. and Mrs. Ray Webber of
Salem spent tho Inst week-end
vlsltins the Intter's'. mother, Mrs.
K. ICdman, who has been- 111 at'
her home for the pust three wooks.
.Mrs. Kdmiin is reported to be much
improved In health.
lleed Garber moved last week to
the Hawkins plaoo to reside. :
Wallace Hall and three children
ganlzation are all to bo com
mended. 1 trust that the citireiii of the
city of Rosoburg will loin enthus
iastlcally in the observance of
The Salvation Army week, from
April 6 to 13, thU year.
A. J. YOl'NO,
Mayor.
Cooperation of Roseburg resl.
dents is urged by Mayor A. J.
Young in a proclamation issued to
day b follows:
Whereas, April 10, 1938, Is the
109th anniversary of the birth of
General William Uooth, militant
crusader for the kingdom of heav
en and the founder of that world
wide religious organization. The
Salvation Army, and It Is very
fitting that the week of April 6 to
12, Inclusive, be designated in the
city of Hoseburg, Ore., as "The.
Salvation Army week." :
Therefore, as mayor of the city
of Hoseburg. 1 commend to our
citizens a thoughtful consideration
nt the principles and Ideals of
this great movement, and a prayer
ful appraisal of the great humani
tarian service which the Salvation
Army has rendered to the peoples
of all nations, creeds and stations
in life, since Its Inception.
The Salvation Army, has a pro
gram for extending materia as
well us spiritual aid and comfort
to the distressed and burdened In
dividual. The manifold phases of
the constructive work of thlB or-
of San Pedro, California, arrived
at Melrose last week en route to
the Uaughman district to vtsu nis
hrnthm-.ln-lnw and sister. Mr. and
"Mrs. D. F. Hall. .
There will he a Ilonnevlllo pow
er meeting at Klgarose schoolhouso
Thursday evening, April 7. Every
one Interested la invited to nttond.
BUY
ASSOCIATED
PRODUCTS
at the
SI DILLARD
MOTOR CO.
',:,",!Jf :
N. Main and Douglas Sts.
EVANGELIST DATED
AT NAZARENE MEET
Evangelist Kloyd Morgan of
Glide will couuuet a week-end
meeting at the Church ot the Nai
arene, beginning Thursday. April
7. A special service for yuuug peo
ple Is scheduled for Friday, uud a
rally Is planned for the Sunday
school hour Sunday. Two regular
services will be hold Sunday. The
public Is Invited
Back Prom Portland Mr. and
Mrs. lvennotb Uuf field have iu.
turned to their home In thlB city
following a three-day visit In Port,
land with relatives and friends.
Mr. Duffield is an employe of the
local J. C. Penney company storo.
QUICK,POSITIVE RELIEF for
HEMORRHOIDS
For 26 year hivt iuc
ceitfullv icatcd thou land
w cpacialixe in. Rtctal
and Colon and Stomach ail
mnta completely done away
with without a hoapital
operation, no coniincmaoi
No lota of time from your work. CU
or mitt lor FREE Booklet today.
Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC
PkyMam and $urgon . .
It. It. Cor, E. Burnaide and Grand Am,
Telephone EAat 3916 Portland, Oregon -
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There is no middle roadl It's one or the
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tunity for work through our purohasing
habita. Which shall it be for us who live
here? We can provide WORK here or we can
create jobs in other places by buying
carelessly, unthinkingly 1 Through our
purchases of the products of the Columbia
Empire - of farm and forest, fishery and
factory, we can expand our own industries:
ws can provide jobs for 60,000 more
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there is no middle road!
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your Smiling Attociated Dealer about it.
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a smoother, easier handling car
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the only true aviation fuel you can
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