NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON FRIDAY, AUGUST o, 1948
THREE
Local
News
To Plenlo SaturdayThe Free
Methodist Church will hold a
Sunday School picnic from 12 to
4 o'clock Saturday, August 7, at
the Roseburg City Park.
Back From Alaska Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Chapman, Mr. and
.Mrs. J. A. Harding and Mrs. Ed
car Lewis are back at their
homes in Roseburg, following
several weeks on a tour ol
Alaska.
Visitors Ltiv Mr. and Mrs.
Mel Hagood (Patricia Glenn) and
small daughter, Diane, have re
turned to their home In Madras,
Ore, following a visit at Glide
wiih Mrs. Hagood's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. D. Glenn.
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Visit In Roseburg Mrs. Jack
Newton and daughter, Cheryl,
have returned to their home In
Ashland after spending a few
days In Roseburg visiting with
Mrs. Newton's mother.
Visiting Hre Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Shepherd of Hlnes
Creek, Alberta, Canada, are in
Roseburg visiting their two sons,
Jonathan and Bob, and with Mrs.
Shepherd's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Harding.
Horns From Wisconsin Mrs.
Edward Murphy and children,
Jennie and Michael, have return
ed to their home In Roseburg,
following three weeks visiting
Mrs. Murphy's relatives at An
tlgo. Wis. and other relatives
and friends in several cities in
Wisconsin.
Liivi For Y.llowston. Mr.
and Mrs. William I. Dixon of
Roseburg left Thursday for Yel
lowstone National Park on a
vacation. They recently purchas
ed the residence at the corner of
Douglas and Claire streets, which
was owned by Mr. and Mrs. P. T.
Bubar, and upon their return
will occupy t
Lsavs For California Captain
S. L. Kidder has left for his base
at Santa Barbara, Calif., follow
ing the summer service as an
Instructor at the Fort Lewis,
Wash., base. He spent several
days visiting here with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Kidder,
and was accompanied home for
a visit by Mrs. Kidder and his
aunt, Mrs. James E, Sawyers.
Visit Horo Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Mitchell of Sacramento,
Calif., who have been vacation
ing In the Nirthwest, stopped In
Roseburg for a few days last
week to visit with their many
friends here. The Mitchells are
well known here, Mrs. Mitchell
being the former Florence Kidd
of this city. Mr. Mitchell is a
member of the national executive
committee of structural engineers.
Go To Portland Mrs. Harold
Ness and son, Johnny, of Rose
burg have gone to Portland to
meet Mr. Ness, who has been
spending six months in Alaska
In the commercial fishing busi
ness. They will spend a week
visiting In Seattle, after which
they will return to Roseburg and
Mr. Ness will resume his former
work as a salesman in Millers'
shoe department Mrs. Ness and
Johnny were accompanied to
Portland by the former's sister,
Mrs. Ernest Gardner, of this city.
DANCE
EVERY
SATURDAY
NIGHT
TEEN TOWN ROLLER RINK
MYRTLE CREEK
Music By Leu France and the Happy Valley Cowboys
MIDWAY TRAILER
PARK
3 MILES NORTH ON 99
Wm. Heiserman, Owner
Park your covered wagon in our park catering to portieu
la? peopla desiring comfort and cleanliness. Rates
$3.50 per week per couple. Adult only!
Even Monkeys
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Callsd to Portland Mrs. Vic
tor Smith of Roseburg has left
tot Portland, called Dy the serious
Illness of her sister.
Wooksnd In Eurtka Mr. and
Mrs. Robert J. Doty and small
dauehter, Ruthle, spent the week
end vacationing In Eureka, Calit
If your youngster sucks bis
thumb, take heart in this picture,
which shows that even monkeys
da it J. L. Burns, of Abilene,
Tex, holds Mike, a tiny monkey
who was abandoned by his moth
er. Bums, a zoo keeper, is rail
ing Mike from a bottla.
Vacationing Mr. and Mrs.
Pllnie Murrphy are enjoying a
two weeks vacation. Mr. Murrphy
Is an employee of California Paci
fic Utilities.
Son la Born A son, Patrick
McAfee, weighing eight pounds
six ounces, was born July 30, at
Klamath Falls to Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick Kilby (Elizabeth Camp
bell). The Kllbs small daugh
ter, Maureen, Is spending several
weeks here with her maternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
M. Campbell.
R.port.d III Henry Palmer
Is reported to be quite 111 at the
Koseburg sanitarium. ,
Attends to Business K. L.
Fortln of Umpqua was a business
visitor In Roseburg yesterday
Hero From Umpqua Mrs. S.
R. Mode and daughter, Carol, of
Umpqua were business visitors In
Roseburg Thursday.
Shops and Visits Mrs. Dean
Henry of Umpqua spent yester
day In Roseburg shopping and
visiting friends.
On Business Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Kline of Riddle spent Wed
nesday in Roseburg visiting and
attending to business.
Attending. Muslo Festival
Miss Georgene Shanklln and Miss
Wava Anderson of this city have
left for Hood River to attend the
music festival being held from
August i 7.
At Shanklln Home Mrs.
John Shanklln and sons. Bill and
Sidney, of Flint Mich., are
spending their vacation In Rose
burg visiting the formers broth
er-in-law and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul R. Shanklln Sr.,
and family. The Shanklins took
the visitors on sight-seeing trips
to Crater Lake and the Oregon
Caves.
Visitors Leava Rev. and
Mrs. Roy Achor have left for
their home in Grandview, Wash.,
following an overnight stay In
Roseburg at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Campbell, 941 Win
chester street, enroute north from
a trip to California. Rev. Mr.
Achor, formerly pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church in
Roseburg, is now pastor of the
church at Grandview.
Dr. Bubar Back In Office Dr.
Dean B. Bubar has returned to
his optometric office on Jackson
street following an extended
vacation since the middle of May.
He and Mrs. Bubar enjoyed a
trip to points of interest in South
ern California, and in San Fran
cisco Dr. Bubar attended the na
tional optometric convention. Dr.
Harry Scribner rt Portland was
In charge of 'Dr. Bubar's office
here during his absence. Dr. and
Mrs. Scribner left this week for
their home In Portland. Mrs.
Bubar, who has been quite ill at
her home on East Cass street
since the middle of ' July, Is now
able to be out again.
The population of Liberia In
Western Africa Includes about
12,000 descendants of freed
slaves from the United States.
Births Announced at
Mercy Hospital
WILSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin W. Wilson, Roseburg,
August 3, twin sons, William
Eugene, weighing seven pounds,
and Robert Melvin, weighing
eight pounds.
STARMER To Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Starmer, 940 Winchester
street, August 3, a daughter.
Donna Rae; weight seven pounds.
MONROE To Mr. and Mrs.
George Monroe, Tenmile, August
3, a son. Brant Fdward; weight
six pounds three ounces.
VALLIER To Mr. and Mrs.
Harley Valuer, route 2, Roseburg,
August 4, a daughter, Sherry
Gene; weight six pounds twelve
ounces.
REECE To Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Recce, 1324 Maple street,
Roseburg, August 4, a son, Ran
dall Steven; weight eight pounds
thirteen ounces.
BATT To Mr. and Mrs. Mar
cus Batt, 312 Falrhaven, Rose
burg, August 4, a daughter, Mar
cia Karen; weight six pounds
nine ounces.
EATERLY To Mr. and Mrs.
Jessie Eaterly, route 2, Roseburg,
August 4, a son, Arthur Ray;
weight seven pounds eight ounces.
Europe has a total population
of about 500 million.
Visiting In Portland Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Rouse and family of
Roseburg are spending several
days In Portland visiting Mrs.
Rouse's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C
H. Penner.
Visit at Flngerlos Homo Mr.
and Mrs. M. B. Moody and son,
Bobby, of Laramie, Wyo., have
left following a visit of several
days In Roseburg with Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Flngerlos.
At Camp Pat M e n t x e r,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Mentzer of Roseburg, Is spending
her vacation with her Bluebird
group at the summer camp at
Tyee.
' Club Meeting Announced The
women of the Winchester Com
munity Club will meet for a 12:30
o'clock pot luck luncheon August
12 at the home of Mrs. Eugene
Ridenour. Those attending are
asked to bring a covered dish and
their own table service.
Visit Relatives Mrs. Roland
West and son, Bill, and her sister
in-law, Mrs. Viletta West, and
daughters, Charlene and Ruth,
are spending a three-week vaca
tion in Logan, Utah, visiting with
friends and relatives. Mrs. West
and Bill plan to go on to Denver,
Colo, for a short visit with Mrs.
West's mother; Mrs. Leslie Cole.
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Bakers Mint Wafers. box 55c
Fisher's BISCUIT MIX 2-lb. pkg.19c
Fishers CAKE FLOUR. 2-lb. pkg. 19c
CORN 3 for 19c
PEPPERS ..per lb. 18c
No. 2 POTATOES 100 lbs. 3.50
Crook Neck SQUASH lb. 12c
S. K. JUICE ORANGES each 1c
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Hudson House Pears, No. 1 can 27c
Smith PEAS (case of 24, No. 2) 2.59
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CANNED MILK 3 cans 49c
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KLEENEX 2 boxes 37c
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