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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEWrROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY,' APRIL29, 1941.
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By 6 From Douglas
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON,
Eugene, April 28. Six Univers
ity of Oregon students from
Douglas county have been elect
ed 'officers of university organi
zations. They are I-len Kerr,
Edgar Lewis, both of Rosoburg;
Edward LawBOn, lilendale; Har
vey McKee, Oakland; Butch
Thompson, Reedsporl, and. John
Wilson, Yoncalla.
Miss Kerr has been elected
treasurer of Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority at the university. She is
a sophomore majoring in busi
ness administration and a gradu
ate of Roscburg high school. She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas F. Kerr. She Is a mem
ber of Phi Beta, music and drama
honorary for underclass women.
Lewis has been elected secre-tary-treasurer
of Alpha hall,
men's dormitory. He is a gradu
ate of Roscburg iiigii school and
a sophomore majoring in busi
ness administration. He is the
son of Mrs. E. S. Lewis.
Lawson has been elected presi
dent of Omega hall, men's dormi
tory. He is a graduate of Glen
dale high school and a Junior
majoring in business administra
tion. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas E. Lawson.
Thompson has been elected
president of Sigma Chi fratern
ity. He is a graduate of Reeds
port high school and a Junior
majoring In law. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. M. W, Thompson.
Wilson has been elected presi
dent of Zeta hall, men's dormi
tory. He Is a graduate of Yon
' ealla high school and a sopho
more majoring in business ad
ministration. He Is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Wilson.
McKee has been elected presi
dent of Pi Kappa Alpha fratern
ity at the university. He Is a
graduate of Pacific military aca
demy and a sophomore majoring
In pre law. He is the son of Mr
and Mrs. II. II. McKee.
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Mr. Scott Lumber Mill,
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SUTHERLIN, Ore., April .
The Mt. Scott Lumber company
has resumed operations with S. A.
.Sc.Veman and O. 13. Schieman in
rbnrpp nf thr mill At nm, .nt
! t 'rnty-iix men are employed
with the expectations of more be
ing added in the near future.
The capacity is 50,000 feet per
(my. The logs are trucked In with
f.ve trucks. The Schlemans h'lvo
purchased a new Caterpillar nivl
are going to do their own log-glut,'-
Myrtle Creek
MYRTLE CREEK. Am-ll H4
Born, Saturday, April 12, to Mr.
and Mrs. Elza Golden, a son, Ev
erett Goldie.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bailey
and small son, Robert, of Cody,
Calif., arrived last Fririnv for
short visit with Mr. Bailey's
mouier, Mrs. Clara Bailey. They
plan to return Wednesday. On
Saturday Mrs. Bailev's voiinoev
son, Everett, with Mrs. Bailey
and their son, Dwln, came In
from their home In Medford and
enjoyed a pleasant week-end visit
With home folks, thus msklnn a
complete family reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thackrey
have returned from visits at
Looklngglass and Eugene, re-
Around the County
Wilbur
WILBUR, April 2S.-,Mr. and
iln. Sidney Helliwell of Hose
burg were guests of Mrs. Marie
Moon Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Parker and
Mrs. Chns. Sands and son, Dick,
spent Tuesday in Eugene, shop
ping and looking alter business
Interests.
Mrs. Doug Wilson of Corvallls
was here Tuesday to attend the
funeral of her uncle, John Hranl,
nnd to be with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. 10. Grae, for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sands, who
were quite slek for a few days
are Improving.
Mrs. Jim Hunter and son,
Glen, went to Eugene Thursday,
where the former Is receiving
medical aid.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sands en
tertained Saturday evening with
a quilling party, guests Invited
were Mr. and Mis. George A.vers
and daughter, Dniolhy, and son,
Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
liarneberg, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Parker, delicious refreshments
were served to the group later in
the evening.
Mr. Salialla, who suddenly be
some very ill, was removed from
Ills home to Mercy hospital Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Virgil Smith spent Thins
day visiting relatives In Oakland.
Mrs. Helena Kspuitillo and
Miss Olivia Todd have been hir
ed lo teach the grade school the
coining year. They bolli taught
at C'urtln last year and come well
recommended.
Mr. and Mrs. Will J. Deardorff
of Oakland wen- - visiting rela
tives In Wilbur Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold McKay
and daughter, Mary Ellen, Mrs.
Kenneth Quine, Mrs. Wallace
Ameson and Albert Short spent
Wednesday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Short.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McKay
and Mrs. Hugh Ritchie went to
Coi-vallis and took LaBrie Rlt
chip's polo horse lo him Tues
day.
Miss Eileen Pell and Miss
Mary Illstig were guests at the
home of the Hunter Peil's of
Glendale Sunday, April 20.
Mrs. Maude Carson has return
ed from u trip to San Diego,
Calif.
Comas Valley
CAMAS VALLEY, April 28. -Mrs.
Ada J. Denn attended a
birthday dinner April 10 at the
home of Mrs. Ada Ellinger of
Riddle, honoring the birthday an
niversary of Mrs. I icon's brother,
Albert Tompkins, of Riddle.
E. M. Hayward of Seattle, an
old friend of Albert 11. Krogle,
visited at the Krogel home last
week.,, Mr. yaywai'd, like Mr.
Krogel, Is a retired railroad en
gineer. He has gone on lo Mexi
co and expects to spend several
months traveling.
Mrs. Effie Murray Is at home
again afler spending several
mouths in the North Bend hos
pital taking treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dick and
children, Douglas and lionua, of
Fairview, spent the week end at
the It. W. Dick home, On Satur
day night of April 12, Bruce
Dick came home from Scottshurg
and look his lather to Sliedd
where they visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Hex Dick, return
log Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ada J. Denn has reeelved
v I ft-nm lim wfin I 1 Ikiim i-h. I
ecnllv of Milling Hint 111. hM hmttl
I rjltwferreil tti Pm-ll.-mil iim.1 I,:ig I
been promoted from section hand
to liieuian.
Mr. McCann ami daughter.
Velda, spent Saturday evening
and Sunday visiting in Eugene.
Several ladies of the valley. In
eluding Mrs. C. W. Perry, Mrs.
Claude Church. Mrs. Jack Par
roll, Mrs. Ell Thrush, Mrs. II. C.
Hoyle, Mrs. A. J. Stanilley, Mrs.
Slory Martlndale and Mrs. A.
Markham have been sewing and
knitting for the Red Cross for
the past two or three weeks. I
Camas Valley
CAMAS VALLEY, April 29.
Slephen Combs is working at a
logging camp up Rock creek.
Willie Corder of Reedsport
spent the weekend visiting
friends here. Oewey and Geneva
Huntley took him back to Heeds
port Sunday, spending the day at
the coast.
Mrs. M. E. Lillie and Mrs.
Mayher of Bandon spent several
days last week at the home of
Mrs. Lillie's daughter, Mrs. R. L.
Martlndale. Jim Combs went
down after them Sunday and J.
K. and Oran Standley took them
home Saturday. The men attend
ed to business matters in Coos
during the day.
Mrs. Philip Packard is candling
eggs two days a week for Mr.
and Mrs. R. 10. McFall.
Glenn Lamm, who worked for
a week or two at the McFall
place, has gone lo work at the
Fish logging camp on the CCC
road a short distance past the
Bradford forestry station. He has
the Job of "whistle punk," that a
great many start in their logging
career with. II Is, however, quite
a responsible place as the Work
Is sending the signals to anil
from the woods by whistles.
Charlie Parroll of Fort Worth,
Texas, Is visiting at the home of
his brother. Jack Parrott. It is the
first lime the brothers have seen
each other for forty-five years.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Eckles
spent Sunday al Dillard attend
ing church and Sumlav school.
Mr. Eckles draws an illustration
of the Sunday school lesson with
crayon which is displayed each
Sunday on an easel, and follow
ing the class period gives a very
interesting and instructive sum
mary of the day's lesson. Rev.
Garbodin invited him to bring
his picture and give his lalk for
the Dillard Sunday school Sun
day. Donald Rolh, who worked dur
ing ine winter on a ranch neai
Salem, Is home now and has ai
job at the Johnson logging camp
down the canyon.
Sherman McBoe, of Hrockway,
Chester Heixher and Harry Da
vis, of Dillard, were enjoying a
spectively. At the latter place
Mrs. Thackrey visited with a sis
ter, Mrs. Mullen, whom she had
not seen for a long time.
A California tourist returning
south last Sunday afternoon,
came to grief on a curve half
way between the Hill Weaver
ranch and Fitznatrlck's auto
camo. Hp had nielcoH im a hitrh.
hiker who was relieving the own
er at the Wheel. Makinir thA
curve too fast the car went over
and turned completely around.
No one was hurt but the car was
badly wrecked.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M nail
been enjoying ripe strawberries
from their kitchen garden for
two weeks or more.
Mrs. R. M. Stearns of Klamath
Falls was. a weekend visitor In
Myrtle Creek.
Mrs. Bess Cooper spent Sunday
with Oakland friends.
The funeral of Mrs Mattie
Selig was attended by a large
number of friends and relatives, j
The ladies of the local chapter O.
E. S. attended in a body and at '
ine graveside conducted their re
gular funeral service. Out of
town relatives attending were,
Ernest Simmons, Shasta City,
Calif., a brother; Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Vance, Ethel Vance and
Mrs. Hazel Currier, a nephew
and nieces, all nf Oakland raiif .
Mrs. Bernice Simmons De Ross,
Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Clayton, Glendale Junction. The
California relatives started on
their return journey immediate
ly following the funeral Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Lilhe Sharpe had a birth
day last Sunday and on Saturday
afternoon, a group of neighbor
ladies gave her a little party and
a dime shower. Refreshments
were served and a general good
time was enjoyed by the follow
ing ladies: Sarah Chaney, Mary
Stelzler, Bertha Russell, Myrtle
Thackrey, Josephine Coryell,
Hannah Aldredge, Lulu Wright,
Emma Ledgerwood, Abbie Bond,
Jennie Buell and the hostess, Mrs.
Sharpe.
f PLUS VALUE IN J
I "CATE.PIUWI" mtLS M
a SPEED $W
FOR EVERY faK
Each siie "Caterpillar"
Diesel Farm Tractor hat
five forward $peed
properly spaced to handle
a variety of jobs under all
sorts of conditions.
Douglas County
Farm Bureau Co-operative
Exchange
ROSEBURG, OREGON
fishing trip
Sunday.
down the canyon
Here From Days Creek Mr.
and Mis. Roy Duncan and chil
dren, Marjorie, Lorcn and Bob
bie, of Days Creek, spent Mon
day in this city shopping and
visiting.
Fishermen Attention! ,
We carry a complete line of
Fishing Tackle . . . Open eve
nings and Sundays.
r . THE CLUB
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BASKET GROCERY
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ROSEBURG, OREGON
218 N. Jackson St. Phone 117
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