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ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, ORESON, MONDAY, JULY 28, 1 94 1 .
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By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
W. S. OF C. 8. HAS
INTERESTING MEETING
SUTHERLIN. July 28. The
Woman's Society of Christian
Service met at the home of Mrs.
Annabelle DeMuth on Thursday
afternoon, July 24th, in the Inter
est of mission business. Mrs. Win.
C. Woods had charge of devo
tlonals. She chose for her scrip
ture reading Matthew 6, 1 to 13.
Prayer to God is man's greatest
privilege,' -"your Father kr.oweth
what things Ye have need of be
fore Ye ask them." She mention
cd the seven separate petitions In
our model Lord's prayer, and all
of these pertain to spiritual needs
except one, "give us this day our
daily bread." She closed by lead
ing in prayer.. The business meet
ing was conducted by Mrs. Nellie
Parker, president. Mrs. Elton Be
ver acted as secretary in the ab
sence of Mrs. Jess Cooper. Busi
ness matters were attended. The
society is planning to sponsor a
campaign for painting and fixing
up the church.
Mrs. L. G. Weaver had charge
of the program. She' chose for
her subject information on mi
grate conditions. A migrant is
one who moves from place to
place in search of work, and it
was learned that there are two
million of these moving people in
the United States. She read of
how crops needed to be harvest
ed and many of the people who
do this work are forced to travel
from harvest of one kind to an
other and have no opportunity
for community life. The dust
bowls and drouths have caused
many to become migrants. Most
of the western migrants were of
family type and while the man
would like to keep his family to
gether and have a home he is
forced with a' difficult situation.
The employer is often no longer
concerned after his crop is har
vested except that they should
move on, hence the migrant has
no special place to go. Some
families travel as much as 6000
miles in a year for work, wages
averaging from S250 to S400 a
year, thus causing mal-nutrilion,
lack of education and decline in
health and spiritual outlook. A
solution to the problem is being
sought and it is given in relief,
rehabilitation and spiritual secur
ity. There are groups of women
of non-denominational faiths in
the form of nurses and workers,
who are doing much. To hav9 up-;
preciation and need for, what the
migrant has to give;' is elevating
to thck'Thigrarit, and these work
ers are striving to bring a view,
of the better side of life through
the love and hope In Jesus, and
health and education for the
children.
Mrs. DeMuth and Mrs. Myrtle'
Kunkel were hostesses, serving
assorted cookies and iced tea to
the following: Mrs. Mary Mitch
am, Mrs. Lillie Weddle, Mrs.
Wm. C. Woods and son. Donald,
Mrs. W. J. Ledd, Mrs. M. I. Mer-
riman, Mrs. Mary Selleck, Mrs.
P. A. Comstock, Mrs. Anna May
Wofford, Mrs. Nellie Parker,
Mrs. June Goff, Rev. and Mrs. L.
G. Weaver, Miss Phyllis Goff,
Mrs. A. P. Slack, Mrs. Chris
Bachman, Mrs. Elton Bever, Mrs.
Mary Hayner and Mrs. F. L.
Young.
PALMER SELLSTROM
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
MELROSE, July 28. A very
pleasant surprise party was held
Thursday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson
to honor, Palmer Sellstrom on
his birthday anniversary.
The evening was very pleas
antly spent in singing and visit
ing and at a late hour delicious
refreshments were served to
Palmer Sellstrom, guest of honor,
Rev. and Mrs. Eckloff and sons,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Johnson and
daughter, Retta, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Nelson and children, Mrs.
A. S. Anderson and daughters,
Miss Helen, Miss Elnora and
Mrs. Hilda Hedberg and her
daughter, Helen Ann, Roney
Sandstrom, Mrs. C. E. Fredrick
son, Mr. and Mrs. C. Olson, Mrs.
J. Sjogren, Mrs. C. Backlund,
Mr. and Mrs. Gunner Johnson
and daughter, Miss Helen, Mr.
and Mrs. J. N. Sands, Mr. and
Mrs. John Busenbark, Mrs. Kate
Keese, Virgil Docken, Mr. and
Mrs. Adolph Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Mueller, Mr. and Mrs.
E. O. Bloomquist, Mr. and Mrs.
L. K. Keifer, Alvin Anderson,
Mrs. Gerda Limdahl, Mr. and
Mrs. C. R. Holmquist and son.
Robert and daughter, Patty, and
the host and hostess, Mr. and
Mrs. Johnson.
DOROTHY TANNER AND
JIMMY MORGAN MARRY
AZALEA, July 28. At a beau
tiful and impressive service,
Miss Dorothy Tanner and Jimmy
Morgan, both of Azalea were
married Tuesday afternoon, July
22, at the parsonage of the First
Christian church in Salem with
Rev. Guy Drill performing the
ring ceremony.
The bride, lovely in a light blue
street dress and -.earing a cor
sage of roses and babybreath,
was attended by her sister, Mrs.
Herbert Hilkie and Mrs. Guy
Drill, both of Salem.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Morgan are
graduates from the Glendale
high school. J
They are making their homo
ltd Clu bs
at the Starveout Lumber com
pany where Mr. Morgan Is em
ployed as truck driver.
VISITORS HONORED
AT PICNIC SUPPER
AZALEA, July 28. A very de
lightful affair was enjoyed at
the Cooke home Wednesday eve
ning when a group of friends
met there to honor Mrs. Mary
Cooke, who is visiting at the
Cooke- red&nec frens las -Angeles,
Calif., with a surprise
picnic supper.
Those present Included Mrs.
Mary Cooke, guest of honor,
Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Howard,
Mrs. Marie Illldge, Mrs. Emma
Bell Robinson, Mrs. Nette Ther
eoux, Paul Eldrldge, Mrs. Ella
Leach, Mr. and Mrs. Max Culhert
son and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Cooke.
The evening hours were very
pleasantly spent in visiting and
a general good time.
Afflwioui Legion
Auxiliary Activities
By MRS. CLAUDE BAKER
Weary hut happy delegates to
the state American Legion con
vention at Eugene returned with
many prizes and credits for
Umpqua unit. Bolstering spirits
the first day, came the attendance
prize, a beautiful handmade wood
en covered scrapbook. First prize
for the stunt show was a wel
come prize. The skit was writ
ten by Margaret Baum. Dele
gates were '49ors on the Oregon
trail. While resting at night
they had an evening of entertain
ment. This was given by girls,
most of whom are junior auxil
iary members and trained in
Sandra's school of the dance. The
shouting and wild applause show
ed how the audience received
them. Umpqua unit is most grate
ful to Ruth Ann Run, Georgene
Shanklin, Georgianna Jenkins,
and Ann Carter for thou--Ijrvcly
dances and to Anita Young who
played for the girls. To Mar
garet Baum our grateful thanks
for a grand skit.
Prizes and honorable mention
were also received in publicity,
poppy poster, community service
and radio. District 4 may well
feel content with the plums re
ceived in the way of officers. De
partment President Polly Mcln
turff is from Marshfield, Depart
ment Treasurer Dorothy Tem
plar from Klamath Falls, Dis
trict Commander is Victor Mi
colli and District President Ber
nice Beard of Marshfield.
Roseburg delegates served on
resolutions, finance, community
service and Americanism commit
tees. The convention body agreed
to purchase an iron lung when
and if the need arose. It was
also urged to request teachers to
sign the oath of allegiance to the
United States.
In such unsettled times as our
state and government is passing
through the Legion and auxiliary
have chosen a team which is most;
capable, ex-Mayor Carson of
Portland, and Mrs. J. W. Mcln-j
turff, lawyer of Marshfield, to!
serve as commander and presi
dent. Delegates from Roseburg were
Mrs. Claude Baker, Mrs. Walter
Olmscheid, Mrs. J. E. Pounds, and
Mrs. Arthur Midland. Depart
ment officers serving as delegates
at largo were Mrs. Irvin Riegel I
and Mrs. Ned Dixon. Others in
attendance were Mrs. Roy Young,
Mrs. Carl Wimberly, Mrs. J. M.
Judd, Mrs. E. F. Tandv, Mrs. Har
ris Ellsworth, Mrs. M. R. Rich
ards, Mrs. James Young, and oth
ers who stayed only a short time.
Roseburg has not yet elected a
president for the coming year. In
the very near future a meeting
will be called to elect one. You
are urged to watch for such an
announcement. Your president
this year for the last time pub-
licly wishes to thank all those
who have so willingly supported
the program of the auxiliary. If
we are able to help our commu
nity in service work, in beautifi
cation, in child welfare, in anv
of the many projects carried on
it is only because vou. our public,
do so support our work. Any
money used must come from you.
We trv to do so mnnv thinua wptl
that it Is only by your help that
we can. It has been a privilege " J"""- " ' .
to have served as your American1"' '"'n- Mrs- Dick Chapman
Legion auxiliary president this !Mr- a"'1, Mrs Har0'd RarkP,r a"'J
big year. We have accomplished son. Glide; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
mn.h hn- ,.n i Hn Barker and Mary Barker, Mr.
and friends have done your part.land ,Curti Bar.ker:, Boso;
hltrrr TrllnvlH narlf rnlitn- Mr nnfl
io oincer can make ner year a " , ' ,,,,.,
r. ,..;,v,,,t h k.,.-.i.i,. r'Mrs. J- F. Rose and Violet Rose,
,hnn wii I w i Mr. and Mm. Joe Blosser. Mr.
ItZL wJ f h Mrs. Fred Barker. Lloyd,
it has been because of human ;R , F , R k
raibfie. Ann -r yoars ts be-
fore us wherein we may serve nnnnn , n Ari!llr nvi
our community.
Join installation of Roseburg,
Reedsport and Drain will be held i MrSi Fml owrn am, Jllnp
August 20th at Drain A large , BowPn, Dnrothy Crummert, Mr.
delegation from Roseburg Is ex-and Mrs. s, u Roge Dors, Lor
pected. raine. Jean. Joan and Evelvn
Roseburg's radio programs
were outstanding this year and
received much favorable com-;
ment at the convention. The nextijoan Leach, all of Roseburg.
program will be at 5:00 over sta
tion KRNR Tuesday, August 5.
Mrs. Ted Post will be in charge,
with Dr. B. R. Shoemaker speak
ing. - -
SIDE GLANCES
COW 1W1 0V NEA SCBVfcC. INC. T. M BtO. U. 8.
"Oil, boy! Here comes
ELGAROSE COMVORT
CLUB HAS MEETING .
MELROSE, July 28. The El
garose Eden ladies aid held a
most enjoyable meeting Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
E. E. Edman.
The meeting was cslled to or
der by the aid president, Mrs.
Gerda Lundahl. The devotionals
were led by Reverend Mr. Eck
lof of Marshfield, who gave a
very interesting talk. Palmer
Sellstrom of Iowa, who is spend,
ing the summer at Elgarose, also
gave a talk.
Several hymns were sung and
the business meeting held, after
which 'visiting was enjoyed and
at which time refreshments were
served by Mrs. Edman, assisted
by Mrs. L. K. Keifer.
Those attending the meeting
were Reverend and Mrs. Ecklof
and sons from Marshfield, Pal
mer Sellstrom, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Johnson, Mrs. Gerda
Lundahl, Mr. and Mrs. L. K.
Keifer, Mrs. Orpha Busenbark,
Mrs. Kate Reese, Mrs. Fredrick
son, Mrs. Oscar Nelson, Mrs. A.
S. Anderson, Mrs. Car Back
lund, Mrs. Charles Olson, Mrs.
Adolnh Johnson and granddaugh
ter, Dorothy Sharon, Mr. and
Mrs. Mueller, Mrs. Anderson and
daughter, Fern Carol Anderson,
Mrs. J. N. Sands, Mrs. Hildtu
Johnson, Mrs. Sara Holmquist,
and daughter, Patty, Mr. and
Mrs. E. O. Bloomquist, Mrs. J.
Sjogren, Estle Edman and the
hostess, Mrs. Edman.
BARKER PICNIC .IS
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
Zack and Rhoda Barker reun
ion met Sunday, July 20, at
Idlcyld park for their annual pic
nic. A fine basket dinner was en
joyed at one o'clock after which
a short business meeting was
held and officers for the coming
year were elected. President,
Dr. Hiram Barker of San An
tonio, Texas; vice-presidents, Lee
Barker, Drain, Ore.; Franklin
Rm-knr nnd Vowel Rnrker of
Glide. Mrs. W. J. Adair was el
ected secretary and Fred Barker,
treasurer. Mrs. Etta Barker
Harron of San Francisco, Calif.,
was elected historian. Nora
Blosser was appointed program
leader.
Following the business meet
ing the time was spent In visit
ing. Friends and relatives who
had the pleasure of the day
wore: Dr. and Mrs. Hiram Bark
er, Mrs. H. V. Monosmith and
daughters, Karen and Patty
Monosmith, Portland; Mrs. J. I.
'Rose, Independence; Mrs. S. H.
Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bark
or and son, Sammy Barker, Sa
lem: P. F. Rose, Monroe; Mattii
Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Barker and Sharon Lee Barker,
Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
4 alm- pringneiu; nir. ana mis.
F- Rosp. Jr- and Bn,y RosP'
Creswell; Mr. and Mrs. S. F.
'Rose and daughters, Gloria and
jGavle ,RosP' c?n!Zc Grove; Mr.
,.r M. ,, M ' , K whit
,, , h ,h M rt
rosp. Mrs. Lurle Tneles. Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Kronke and Betty
Kronke. Mrs. J. E. Leach and
The Barker reulon will be held
the same time, the third Sunday
in July, n"xt year, but Ithe place
will be Skinner's Butte park. Eu
gene, Instead of Idleyld park.
- By Galbraith
PAT. Off.-
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(lie blustintl committee!"
WEDDING SHOWER IS
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
CAMAS VALLEY, July 28. A
group of friends gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Merchant Friday evening and
presented them with many beau
tiful gifts for their wedding
shower. A pleasant evening of
visiting was enjoyed by all and
after the gifts were opened by
the bride refreshments were serv
ed by several of the ladies.
Those present were the honor
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Merchant,
the bride's mother, Mrs. N. C.
Staridley, Mrs. Brown Wakefield,
Mrs. A. J. Standley, Mrs. Ormon
Standley, Mrs. Sarah Grush and
daughter, Mrs. Edna Roadman,
Mrs. Clara Goodman, Mrs. Lee
Palmer, Mrs. George Ferdon,
Mrs. Glenn Wafer, Mrs. Philip
Standley, Mrs. Allen Cooper of
Sutherlin, Mrs. Nellie Harry,
Mrs. E. W. Huntley, Mrs. Elsie
Baker, Bonnie Jeanne-Standley,
and Erlamae Palmer.
Week End Pleasures
Take Several Lives
PORTLAND, July 28. fAP)
A fall from a moving automobile
killed Mrs. Irene Colvin, 41,
Portland, Saturday night. It was
the city's 21st traffic fatality of
the year.
GRANTS PASS, July 28.
(API Lavorn Frank Giles, 28,
who had been swimming with his
brother-in-law, Clarence Herriek,
drowned in the Roeue river Sat
urday night. - Both were from!
Klamath Falls.
Giles' widow, Juanita. and a
year-old child survive.
HOOD RIVER, July 28. (AP)
A vacation trip ended in death
for Alex Owens, Jr., Seattle, and
injuries for two others here Sat
urday. The backboard of a truck in
which they were riding collapsed,
spilling the trio onto the road.
Hospital attendants- said Bill
Fries and Carl Bugge were not
dangerously hurt. '
Music Instructor Is
Employed by Drain School
DRAIN, July 28. Miss Mar
garet Polcy of Newhui g, Ore., has
signed a contract to teach music
and one grade, in the Drain
grade school and will take the
place of Miss Mildred Young, who
resigned to accept a position in
the Oswego schools.
The grade school is being
cleaned and redecorated on both
the inside and out. The very ef
ficient janitor, R. L. Harlan, is
doing the work on the inside and
Vcrlin Roberts will paint the
roof and outside woodwork. A
new electric range is being in
stalled in the kitchen and a new
door cut into the storeroom and
other improvements made for
the convenience of the hot lunch
project cooks.
Return to Eugene Mr. and
Mrs. K. B. Houser and two sons,
Rodney and Douglas, and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry DeYoung and
son. Billy, returned to their home
ji EuiiHie last night, foiiviiiK
a visit hero with relatives and
friends. Mr. Houser is a son of
Mr.'-and Mi! A. E). Houser and
Mrs. Houser, nee Shirley Knight,
is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred A. Knight.
For qulelt
relief from
discomfort
ot BUinmrr
colds Inrfi t
Mentholatiim
In your nostril.
Local
News
Here From Mllo Jay Wright
and sons, John and Isaac, of
Milo, were here Saturday on busi
ness. Auxiliary to Meet The aux
iliary to the Fraternal Order of
Eagles will meet tonight at' 8
o'clock at the Eagles hull.
Here Saturday anil Mrs.
Bradlord Wynter and Buddie
.Shaw, of CanyonvlUc, were: busi
ness visitors in this, city Satur
day. . : . ; ; :
Spend Day . Here--iVIr. and
Mrs. Laurancc Michaels, of Can
yonville, were here visiting
friends and attending to business
Saturday.
Spend Day Here Mr. and
Mrs. Paul PeteivsOii ' and daugh
ter, ArlcneJ bf QanyonvlUe, were
here Satuitlay attending ., to busl-
Days CreeJ!yi6rt4ijs! Here Mr.
Vteftiijs! Here
ghter,
alley
and
;npnt
Saturday In thfe'rMv os (lAiEincss
and visiting filieriifei j I
-TtH ' . .
Leave for South--Mr. nocj Mrs.
George W.. llarpcr.awf H'i chll
dien have left for their home in
Buibank, Calif., following a visit
in Roseburg as the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Johnson. Mr. Harp
er is in the airway traffic con
trol office of the Lockheed Air
'terminal at Burbanl;.
At Bailey Home Miss Estelle
Conover, of Flint, Mich., has ar
rived here to visit at the home
of her brother-in-law and sister,
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Bailey. The
Baileys went to Portland to meet
Miss Conover and bring her
here. Miss Conover is very well
known here, having frequently
visited at the Bailey home.
Bring Miss Wilson Here Mr.
and Mrs. Austin Wilson, Mrs.
Evelyn Gardner, of Riddle, and
Miss Edna Davis, of Battle
Ground, Wash., brought Miss
Melba Wilson back to Roseburg
last evening, following the latter
spending the week-end at her
home in Riddle. Miss Wilson Is
an employee of the Douglas Na
tional bank.
Enjoy Vacation Mr. and Mrs.
J. F. Dillard and daughters, Miss
Charlotte and Miss Jeanne, re
lumed to their home in this city
Friday night, following a. two
weeks' vacation at the Roy Fost
er place on the North Umpqua.
Mr. and Mrs. Dillard left Satur
day night for Portland to spend
a few clays on business. Mr. Dil
lard owns the Si Dillard Motor
c impany in this city.
Here This Morning Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. Moore and sons, Leon
and Jim, of Days Creek, came
to Roseburg this morning and
the latter went on to Portland to
have his tonsils removed at
Doernbecher hospital. Mrs.
Moore remained in town for the
day to visit her daughter, Miss
Nettie Moore, and Mr. Moore
and Leon attended to business
for a short time and returned to
Days Creek this morning. .
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Today and Tuesday
k Drama a! Trinmntisnl i
Love... Car Laughter...
and High JWS&ii Advenluie!
MARCH
SULLAVAN
FRANCES D EE annn iit h
$n4 KRICH VON STROHEIH
Shows 7:15-9:30 P. M.
Adults 30c Kiddies 10c
ana nirs. nan.uqipjnpa c(ati
Miss Violet, (ahjlf Mrs. ; jl
Gunion and dailHs, 'Jiijl
Martina. f . Da i ' 'Crei'ft !
FREORIC Nri. MARGARET
Visits Here Vance Cook, of
Portland, spent Saturday and
Sunday, in this city visiting
jtij.in,!.
I PI rf I rr- f rancisco,
tb! idrbntsl iPaat--Mr. and
' Go
Mrs.'Gilorgo lioi a, owners of the
Gladioli farm here, left Sunday
for '(rants' Pass to spend two
days-attending to business;
Home From Hospital Mrs. Ro
land Zeissler and baby son) Ro
land, ;Jri, ' have been 'discharged
from Mercy hospital and are now
at their homo on Floed street, '.
Leaves for Coast "Bud" Wat
son left this morning for Marsh
field. where he Is employed .at
the Western Auto Supply store,
following the week-end at his
home in this city. 1
Vacationing Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Grleslmch and Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Bilrger, of Portland,
are sending two weeks vacation
ing at the Carl Black summer
place on the North Umpqua
above' Glide.
Called to Kansas Mi's. How
ard Kluver and son, Charles,
have left for Bellvllle, Kansas,
where Mrs. Kluver was called by
the critical illness of her father,
John Bingham, who died before
she was able to reach him. .
Stop Here Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Kelly and son, of Portland, stop
ped over in Roseburg yesterday
to visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. B. W. Taylor at 510 South
Jackson street. The Kellys were
on their vacation. Mrs. Kelly
was formerly Virginia Johnson,
of Roseburg.
Go to Portland Mrs. Nettle
Bryant, of Portland and San Jose,
who has been visiting friends in
Roseburg and her son In Coos
county, was Joined here this week
end by Olive Bryant Evans and
Edna Bryant Kagel, both of San
Jose, who accompanied her to
Portland Sunday. They all form
erly made their home In this city.
The San Jose visitors plan to re
turn here the middle of the week
for a visit with friends, en route
south.
Return Home Mrs. ' C K'
Rand and daughter, Doris, and
son, John, have returned to their
home In this city, following a
month's stay in Castle Rock,
Wash., visiting Mrs. Rand's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mc
Gaughey, former residents of
this city. Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Rand and Mr. and Mrs. O.
J. Rand, of Roseburg, drove to
Castle Rock and brought Mrs.
Rand and two children hack to
this city,
Back From Bremerton Mrs.
R. G. Baker and Mrs. C. C. Byrd
have returned to their homes in
this city, following a trip to
Bremerton, Wash., where the lat
ter visited her son, Hershall, who
has been stationed at the navy
hospital there and has recently
signed up with the Asiatic fleet
and will leave soon for two years
of duty with the fleet. Mrs. Bak
er und Mrs. Byrd were accom
panied to Bremcrtoq ,and. back
by the former's daughter, Miss
Dora Baker, and by Mrs. Byrds
son, Keith, both of Portland.
TODAY AND TUESDAY
2-7 9 P. M.
STARTS WEDNESDAY
coqpS
Is;
! GAY PARTNERS M CRIMtJ
peterIorre iff.
DL Joisfa RALPH fLft .
Ef . Edward ClANNiUl (JUf
' Back From Portland Miss Vir
ginia Grouch hni -returned to hen
home In this city, following a
visit with friends In Portland.
f Visiting Hero Ernest F. La
of Los Angeles, Is spending hi;
vacation visiting . In Roseburg
and Dillard. He was a resident
of the Dillard community about
15 years ago, before moving to
southern California to: make Ills
home.
Leaves for San Francisco
Mrs. Cy Stephens (nee Thelma
Newhardt) of Portland, spent the
week-end In this city visiting her
father, O. D. Newhardt, on West
Oak street and left last night for
San ' Francisco to enjoy a. two
weeks vacation. Mrs. Stevens Is
a switchboard operator at the
Orcgonian office In Portland,
Attend Picnic Attorney and
Mrs. R. L. Whipple, Mr. and Mi's.
Harry S. Black, Mr. and Mrs. G.
V. Wimberly and Judge and Mrs.
Carl E. Wimberly, all of this
city, drove to Avery park, Cor
vallis, yesterday to attend the an
nual picnic of the Drain Normal
school alumni association. Fol
lowing the picnic dinner. Judge
and Mrs. Wimberly went to Al
bany to see their son, Lee, play
In the Legion junior baseball
game. "
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Returns to Work Miss Hele'ri
FitIIk returned to her .work tor
the Douglas county welfare com-
ntiMlpiithjig -morning, follpiving
i kw) W ilis' vacation atj coast
lNrits.l tWle at Florence, Miss
Mrs. M. E. Rltter, Jr., former
residents of this city. ' ;
Wlmberlys Return - Home
Postmaster and . Mrs. L. L. Wim
berly returned - to their home,
"Pine Ridge' hi this, city' last'
night, following ' a couple 1 of
weeks enjoying a vacation. They
went over the Willamette pass
to Bend, Ore., to attend the post
masters' convention and from
tlirfM-.a i.-n.. tn. I?oM-ll.-r,rt W-illfl
Walla and Spokane. Following
a visit with relatives at Spokane,
they went to Lake Louise, Banff,
and Calgary, Canada! returning
to Spokane to bring back Mrs.
Wimborly'8 mother, Mrs. J. A.
Wood, to her home on South
Jackson street In this city. Mrs.
Wood has been spending the last
two months In Spokane visiting
her sister, Mrs. Bertie E. Alexan
der. En route back to Roseburg
yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Wim
berly and Mrs. Wood stopped
over In Corvallls to attend the
Drain Normal Alumni associa
tion annual picnic held at Avery
park.
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