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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1941. News of Douglas County TWO Drain DRAIN, Junp 18, Mr. ana Mrs. Floyd Light and two sons loft Monday lor a vacation trip, north and will visit ip several cUics be fore returning home. Mr. and Mi. Algot Anderson and daughter, Kay, of Portland, arc visiting at the home of Mrs. their home. Mrs. Moore has had charge of the local phone office for several years, which posi tion is now filled by Betty Mrs- by. Jimmlo Nichols, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. li. Nichols left last week for San Diego, where ho entered the U. s. navy for train ing. Jimmlc graduated from the Riddle high school this year Anderson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.,and was oromincnl In the activl Arch A 1 lord. - ties and athletics of the school. Mrs. G, R. Blooroqulst spent last ' Mr. and Mis. Everett Meagher week-end with her mother at and children, Phyliss and Ever Roseburg, and left here Monday I ett, Jr., left Monday to return to evening for Seattle where she 'their home in California, after will join her husband, who has spending the past ten months at employment there for the sum- their home here, mer. . . j Prof, and Mrs. Horace Lund- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hull and berg and daughter, Meredith, de son, David, of Klamath Falls, vis-1 parted Tuesday for K 1 1 s o n ' Itcd Mrs. Hull's mother, Mrs. L. Springs where Prof. Lundberg C. Vandcrvert, several days this ' will try the baths fori several week. The Hulls were en route i weeks. ) to Canyonville to attend the last I Mr- and Mrs. C. E. togsdon rites of Mr. Hull's father, who' and daughter, Willamctta. snent died In Portland, June 8, and was.; last week in Portland, where burled In Canyonville, June 11. Verlin Roberts was voted an increase in salary ami decided to remnln here in the Union High school for the coming year. Miss Betty La Grander spent the week end nt her homo here. Betty has recently finished a commercial course in the voca tional school In Eugene and has accepted a stenographic position at' the Lane County Abstract of fice. ... Mrs. Delia Morrison, of Salem, visited a few days this week , at the home of her nephew, George Godel, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Cool and Martha Jane drove to Newport Sunday, making the loop trip and return by way of Corvallis. Mrs. Carl Huebner drove last week-end to Portland where she met her husband, who came down from Bremerton, Wash., and they visited at the Paul Scnn home. ' Mr. Logsdon received medical treatment and Mrs. Logadon at tended the sessions of the East ern Stur grand lodge, , Mrs. Alfred Howard, entertain ed the Ladies Thimbju club at her home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Evelyn Gardner wj( be the next hostess. ; i i The annaul school ), meeting held at the school gyn Monday afternon was attended, by about twenty-six voters of th$ (district. Elbert Ball was olectcdi illrector for a term of three years and Helena Riddle wus . re-elected clerk. itkte ' ELKTON, June 18.-Mr. and Mi;s. Ed Walrath, of Monroe, I were recent visitors at the A. K. Niciionaid nomc. Mrs. Verona Daniel had for din- Mr. and Mm. Mont hv nf ; kuvsis rnoay. miss vonnie Tracy, Calif., visited last weekly""' """J k'horsn' with Mrs. Easby's son, Hurlev ; ""J Mattoon and .Men. M s. J. T. i 5SLi!i . . 'ln"c d; Redford and Msr. A. A. Thiol. A. A. Snndlin drove to The Dalles on Wednesday to visit Weir son, Frank, who Is 111 In The Dalles hospital. Riddle RIDDLE, June 18. G. E. Aikins i;penl the first of the week nt Lcona attending to properly In terests. Mi's. Ida Burgoyne returned to. her home here recently after vis iting .with her daughter, v Miss Uornlcc Burgoyne, nt Seattle. Miss Kalhryn Dldtol, an In fractor In the MIlton Kreewntcr school, has returned here to spend the summer vacation with her piirents, Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Didtel. Mrs. Frank Hamlin, worthy matron of the local Eastern Star chapter, attended grand lodge In Portland last week. Mrs. Elmer Love assisted in the Hamlin gro cery store while Mrs. Hamlin was away. Miss Betty Mellor. who has been attending Oregon Slate col- i home were Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Bedone, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thompson and son, John, of Marsh field. Mr. and Mis. Lloyd BicktoTcT ol Salem, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hugus i and family, of Eugene, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. S. ! Adams. Delores, Marlon and Elsie Hugus an1 staying a few i weeks, , , H. L. Bossen was attending to business, matters in .Eugene Krl- i day. Mr. Bossen was there at , the time the Larwny building ' was burning. ' ' Mrs. A. H. Sawyers, who Is In the hospital at Eugene Is report-' ed to be Improving. Dr. Bert Phillips Is In the Sac-1 red Heart hospital at Eugene. ! Mrs. Phillips and Miss Bell Tru man visited him Friday. Dr. j Phillips is the physician at Camp Elkton. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Holmes have returned from Lukevlew i where Ihey have been vacation ing. Mrs. J. Levins and Floyd Lev- ltn thn ..., ... !.... U.... rtll.N. ed the imsitlon of clerk in the "s- "I 'ere Elkton vis- Riddle postoffico. ""J"" fnui'. George Wllhelm of San Diego, I racli"on ,"ncs', f Won. Calll.. rriv..ri h,..-.. Snn.k.v .i',n"u'h ls visiting relatives and will spend the week visiting at me c. v.. Logsiton home. Mrs. Weddie Bridges has re turned from the east where she friends al Elkton. Henry Beckley, of M.irshflcld. and Lincoln Hancock went to Portland as delegates to the Ma- tin hoo,, ulill,,.. .1... iMUlie L'lHIHl icmge. past few months. She will be 'I - "eckley Is III nl the Sac- einploycd at the Noah Cori.utl ' H,'al1, 'V',"' , , " f ,U'!r- , home I Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blood- E. E. Hart, proprietor of the i1"' I',"',,!""c,'' , V'S,"'I local hardware store motored to:!?!"1 M'?- i l 1"I"''SI "wntly. Kllson Springs over the week-iM,s- "'""''S'""! look home her cud and brought hack Mrs. Hart!?0"' J!'?'yL, B ho h,,s bl'''n S,"'V- uhn lin.l h-...n i ii. i.i,,. "'B n nis granu parenis, ft) f ciiil weeks lor treat incuts. MisK VU'ljin Thmimviin ii'Im intended hlffh selH.nl hew. hs!of Kuwne, spent Siuulny with gone to Leona to spend tlir sum mt'r vacation with her mother mid Ktcpliither, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Wools. C. H. Crow, who has a part time Job at the Montgomery Ward store In Uosebiu g was here several days last week attending to his duties at his barber shop. Fred Gurnaiit, city marshal lor the past your, has resigned the position and gone to Chicago lor an indefinite visit with rcla fives. Ralph Paddock has been npiolnted by the council to fill the position of marshal. . J. M. Corntitt bus born in Eu- and Mrs. Haines. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Becklev I Mrs. Marv Meeklev. Miss Owrolhn Hudson .and Miss Evelyn Hudson have gone to Ash land to in lend summer school. Mrs. Charles Hinder has re turned from Albany where she has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Pontius. Miss Pauline Rowe Is In the hospital at Eugene, following an appendiell is operat ion. Blanche Rowe Is attending school and working lit Eugene. Zane Adams is attending school at Eugene. Mrs. Gladys Griffith visited re latives ami fnends in Portland i,n,l ol... ...i ... ti... gene the past ten days where he , lf ' is taking care of the ,.io,hm-. 'Slai, Ml.s' u , o his daugliter and so.r In law. ion , h (. Mr. and Mrs. Oiurtnev lowne, W(.t while they are on vacation i MiM1 ,,.s Ialn.s ,vlln.n,.d Mrs. J. M. Ledgerwood andjhonlc (lom , Jli-s. Ureii Udgerwood and son, I,,,,.,. ,,,,. slu, V15(.d Mr )iId Joseph Grant, of Myrtle Creek Wrs. Alvin W..sienkow i)n the way home Miss Haines stopped Visited relatives and friends here Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stuller arc making extensive Improvements nt Portland and attended grand chapter of the Eastern Star. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mnoie. ot und repairs on the residence pro-1 RoscIhiil'. and H. A m.ku-k nf perty ri'cently acinilicd by them. ,i.;iklnn. have returned Horn a ilarry Wlllliuns, local carpenter, trip 0 M Grande. Is doing the work. I miks Fuye Uonsen. who works G. N. Riddle luis been In Med ;a( i;ugcne, spent the weekend ford tlie past fi-w weeks where ai her home in Elkton. he is taking a six weeks' course j There will be no church at thej 111 a government school for CCC .Methodist church June hs tlu inul ructors. conference will be In scs-slun m 1 Mrs, Jvhn Moore and child) en. Kenneth and Barbuia, !et last Meek .for . California to make Eugene. Mrs. Itcr IVKcr lb ill at her I'.ome. FOR Super-Feature Program For Big Theatre Party The iMMywMt of Hunt's Indian and Rost tdH:s. has secured two full lenth foaturo smash hits for the theatre party the RosebwQ News-Review is giving for the chil (hrea of its subscribers and for those boys astd girts who earn bonus theatre party tickets. You aN know "Hoppy" famous Hop-A-kw Cassidy, favorite western hero. This time it is: "CASSIDY OF BAR 20 The other feature of this mammoth free program is the famous full-length animated feature of the year: "GULLIVER'S TRAVELS Read the column at the extreme right in this advertisement and learn any boy or girl may enjoy this free program and the free Coca Cola FREE! SATURDAY 'TV (THIS WEEK) 9:30 A. M. Don't Miss It FREE COCA-COLA TOO! The Roseburg Dairy and Soda Works, bottlers of Coca Cola and other fine bever ages will give each boy and girl a reg ular bottle of Coca Cola free. 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