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ftO&BUftS wewwwew, Roseeuft, OreSor. Thursday, August 21, 1941. News of Douglas County Glendale GLENDALE, Orp., Aur. 15. Mr. nnd Mrs. K. F. McKonzie and daughter, Beverly Jenn, nnd son, Norman, of Los Plumas, Calif., are vlsitlnc with Mrs. Mc- Kcnie's mother, Mrs. Iiud ( ;' UiwMff until SuiYija.l1'- : Mv rtn'l Mrs, ljiicl tif;!rhf;r, .Mr and Mrs. McKen.ie and children nnd Mrs. Mattle Wilson spent Monday In Grants Pass. Mrs Rudolf and son, Gilbert, Mrs. J, S. Blrchfield nnd Mrs. Edwin Johnson were also Grants Pass visitors Monday. Mrs. Mattle Heller returned Monday from a visit In the east nnd In California, Mrs. Elma Ar. chambeau met her in Grants Pass. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Wllburn nnd Infant daughter spent Satur day In Grants Pass. Mrs. B. Brown and two sons, Dob nnd Teddy, spent Friday In Koseburg. Albert Jones of Medford spent the week end here with his wife nnd parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Jones. Mr. nnd Mrs. Floy Robinson nnd children left Saturday for a. vacation trip through the mid dle west, where they will visit relatives and friends. They will return by California and visit' f Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson and Kenneth Raess spent Sun dav visiting in Grunts Pass. Mrs. Bob Heller nnd son, Tom my, of Pnsadena, Calif., and Ber niece Clarke arrived Tuesday evening to visit with relatives and friends for a few days. They have been visiting in southern Oregon the last wpek. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. Young at tended the Kansas state picnic In Roseburg Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Mill spent Friday in Roseburg shop ping and In the evening they at tended the donkey baseball game. Rev.' Paul Tldball left Monday to visit his mother nnd other re latives In Pennsylvania. II I s place In the Presbyterian church will be filled by Rev. Roberts, n Sunday school missionary from Medford Sunday and after that Rev. J. K. Howard will preach until Rev. Tldball's return. Mr. and Mrs. C. Buhles of Hav ward, Calif., nro visiting Mrs. Bubics' aunt nnd uncle, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Lnwson. Mr. nnd Mrs. H. C. Huntington nnd daughters, Denlce and Mar garet, and John Lunqulst return ed Tuesday from a vacation trip to Portland, Newberg and in the stale of Washington. Miss Mln Smith and Lnurn Llvermoro of Applelon, Wise, nrrived Tuesday to visit with Miss Smith's uncle and uunt, Mr. nnd Mrs. I. H. Smith. They are re turning to Wisconsin from Oak land, Calif., where they have been visiting Miss Smith's moth er and other relatives. Mrs. Ada Miller and grandson, Jlmmv, and daughter, Mrs. Ma mie demons and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis of Klamath Falls called on Mrs. C. B. Austin Friday afternoon. Mrs. John Bartle nnd Shirley, Mrs. Melvln Johnson nnd Jackie, Mrs. Ivan Bartle and Ella Mne Brown spent Monday in Med ford. Miss Nevn Glaser of Ihanon Is visiting her uncle and aunt, Rev. and Mrs. F. T. Glaser, and children. Mrs. Morris Weber and Vir ginia, of North Hollywood, Calif., are visiting with Mrs. Weber's brother, Ray Powelson, nnd her father. A. F. Chastin. Mrs. Lilly Belle Angelic of Portland arrived Friday Tor a few days' visit with friends here. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mick Balrd of Grants Pass are spending a few days tills week with Mr. and Mrs. Emmlt Belcher. Mrs. Frank Thompson and Ma bel Robinson were Roseburg vis itors Tuesday. Mrs. Zona Phillips, son, Clnr ence, nnd grandson, Bob Legg, of Everett, Wash., are visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Ross nnd rela tives tills week. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bates nnd family, Clara Wlnklemnn, nnd Bud Fniieigh spent the week end at Williams visiting Mrs. Bates' mother, Mrs. Bunch, nnd Billy Bunch. Mrs. Fred Knrdell. Mrs. Hnrrv Humphrey, and Mrs. "Chet" Sap Ington, were Grants Pass visitors Monday. Charles Rudolp left Thursday for Portland to take the examina tion to enter the navy. Mr. and Mrs. Art Muse moved to Medford during the week end. Thev. wlll make, their home there Misa Virginia Rose of Ro,c- bulj? s visiting hir -sunt, .Mix: Bessie Friend. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Poole nnd daughter, Arlene, of Days Creek, visited Mrs. Elsie Poole Satur day and nil went to visit Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Poole at Grants Pass. Mr. nnd Mrs. Delbert Pool nnd Edna Mny, of Days Creek, vis ited Mrs. Elsie Poole Sunday at the Glendale hotel. Mrs. Nettle Theroux has pur chased the Variety store of Clara Winkleman and plans to open some time In September. She is now having some remodeling and redecorating done. Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd Bufklns plan to lenve soon for Chlcngo where Mr. Bufkins will finish a course In refrigeration. Mrs. Bufklns is the daughter of Os car Webber. Mrs. C. B. Austin, Mrs. Alice Moore and Mrs. Delia Park spent Wednesday in Grants Pass. Allen Long spent Friday in Glendale attending to business. He has signed up for the army air corps and does not plant to teach this year. Miss IJonna Sorrels of Wil liams, Ore., Is spending the week with her uncle and aunt, Mr. nnd Mrs. R. I). Sorrels, nnd daughters, La Vern. Sunday at the L. J. Gleason and Leon Gleason homes west of town, i Mrs. Bob Donald and son re turned last Sunday from Buker, Ore., where they had been visit ing relatives and friends for sev eral days. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson and children of Cottage Grove visited at the P. A. Comstock home last Sundav. Mrs. Fanny Gllstrup who hns been visiting her daughter, and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kclleck. here .'or the past two VWcks. li'ff lYifiiri home m Port-: land Monday. Mrs. Harold Powell and small son, made a trip to Eugene Mon dav for medical nttention. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Tonolo of Cottage Grove were business visitors In Sutherlln Monday. Albert DcLnuncy of Drain visited here last Sunday with friends. Robert Powell of Glendale was a business visitor In town Tues day. J. W. Culver Sr., attended the horse races at Gresham, Ore., the first of the week. Mrs. Avery Lasswell of Yon calla visited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ladd, T uesday. The bee louse Is a tiny creature which clings to the hairs of the honey bee. It Is about one six hundredths of an Inch long. Sutherlin John Musgrove has been ap pointed observation post organ izer for this district by Fred L. Southwlck of Roseburg who Is chairman of the committee. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Lang and children attended to business in Eugene Monday. Mr. und Mrs. E. C. Adamson iml son. Ira, visited friends at Dlllord Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Saueerman left Wednesday for Portland and Bremerton, Wash., where they will visit relatives for several days. . Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dee At- terbury Sunday were Mrs. Merle Landreth and daughter of Seattle, Kenneth and Lowell Atterbury of Portland. They are sister and brothers of Mr. Atterbury. Tom Thornherg marketed his wool In Roseburg Tuesday. Conrad Long returned from the hospital In Roseburg Satur day where he had recently under went an operation. Mi's. Ted Olson and daughter, Helen, of Astoria, Ore., called on friends here last Friday. They are former residents of Sutherlln, having been In the hardware business here at one time. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Holman and sons, Jimmy nnd Russell, are sMnding a vacation nt Tacoma, Wash., with the former's rela tives. Jerry De Muth Is taking Mr. Holman's place during his absence. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Gleason nnd family of Cottage Grove spent Your POTATO CHIP ENJOYMENT! Each packtgt contains two itpar ttfy italtd Moitturt - Proof Claitlno Bagi. Optn ont and tnjoy dlicioui golcUn-brown Bluo Bell Potato Chips. Tho chipi in tht othtr staled bag stay frtih and crfip until you nd them. Kocp this handy economical package on your pantry shelves. BLUE BELL SHOESTRING POTATOES Vacuum Packed In CANS Rtd le lervt right out of Ik on. Alwiyi trtth! Alwjyi criip. Dtlicioul with SUtht, and Chop. 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