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NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON TUESDAY. AUGUST 17, 1948 NINE Local News Leave for Coast- Mr. and Mrs. j Dan. Dick, and John of Seattle, H. B. Roadman of Roseburg left: are spending a few davs in Rose Friday for Port Orford on busi- burg visiting with Mr. Geddes' Moving to Roseburg Mr. and i Mrs. A. L. Lippincott and familv of Medford are moving to Rose- Durg to mane tneir home. Will Visit Daughter Mrs. Dora Hubbard of this city left Satur day for Los Angeles to visit her daughter, Mrs. William Howard. Back From California Rev. and Mrs. Klemen and family have returned to Roseburg. fol lowing a vacation in California. Rev. Mr. Klemen is pastor of the Assembly of God Church. Will Go to Arizona Dale Esr ray and Dalton Webber of the Rock Island Lumber camp at Sutherlln left Monday for Ariz ona to spend two weeks vacation ing and visiting their parents. Returns to California T. B. Swenson has left for his home in Los Angeles, following several days In Roseburg visiting his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lome Swenson, and family. Arrive Hera Mr. and Mrs. Willard Morgan and three sons, Jimmy, Bruce and Robert of Seat tle, accompanied Mr. Morgan's mother, Mrs. D. H. Morgan, of this city, arrived here Saturday from the coast, where they have been vacationing, and are now visiting Mr. Morgan's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Morgan, and sons, John and David, in Laurelwood. simply beautiful A MAGNIFICENT musical instrument for the dis criminating ... on extraordinary fine rodio with short wave 3-band F-M, plus a rodio phonograph designed to provide the ultimate in record tone and playing ease. New Cobra Tone Arm brings out sparkling beouty you never knew records possessed Silent Speed-Changer gently, swiftly changes 12- and 10 inch records, mixed. Model 12H0945 9 Super Power Tubes, plus rectifier tube, 3-purpose tube, plue Cathode Ray tube. WAVEMAGNET eliminatee ground and aerial. R A DIOORGAN, with unsurpassed tone effect. See, buy and try this magnificent set. Enjoy ft for a lifetime. 222 Ook St. here to serve 7 'til. W. We are P?"'" -;--" "" - ROSEBURG FUNERAL HOME 'Tht Chapel of ths Routt' FUNERALS AMBULANCE SERVICE Oak and Kan Sta. Tel. 100 Roseburg, Oregon Leaveo For Eatt Miss Kath arine Brand has left for her horn In Washington D. C. following a vacation in Roseburg visiting nor father, Charles A. Brand. Spend Sunday At Myrtla Point Mr. and Mn. Payton Oderklrk and Mr. and Mrs. Hill Stock spent Sunday at Myrtle Point attending the annual Elks picnic. i Visitors From Seattle Mr. and Mrs. M. Clare Geddes and sons, parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. I Geddes. Club to Meet The Calapooia Ladies Club will meet at a noon Pol luck luncheon Wednesday at the clubhouse with Mrs. Zelma Gorrell, Mrs. Madge Miller, Mrs. Alice Manning and Mrs. Ada , Miller, hostesses. R. A. and E. Club to Meet The Roseburg Art and Embroid ery Club will meet Wednesday at a 1 o'clock pot luck luncheon at the home of Mrs. Glenn Cox with Mrs. Tina Hoffmelster act ing as hostess. Those attending are asked to bring a covered dish and their own silverware. Return to Junction City Mrs. Maurice Porter iRuth Myer) and children, Marilyn and Will, have returned to their home in Junc tion City, following a six-day stay in Roseburg visiting Mrs. Porter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin H. Myers. They spent Wed nesday as guests at the Gordon Ware home on the Garden Valley road. Move to Medford Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Clark and son, Steph en, left Friday for Medford to make their home. Mrs. Clark, who has been with the Roseburg Funeral Home here, has accepted a position with the Conger-Morris Funeral Home in Medford, Mrs. Clark, formerly Dorothy Crummett. is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Crummett of this citv. Bleached Mahogany plus Phone 348 faithfully and conscientiously -4 'lb Mtrt j) FROM NINE TO FIVE , " m 9n tfnAk . I have very good reason tor not being on time make it. Attending To Business Mr. and Mrs. John Young of Roseburg are spending a few days in Port land on business. Vaoatienlng from Seattle George F. Elliott of Seattle is in Roseburg to spend his vacation visiting his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William J. El liott, and family, at 431 Mill street. Ritzmana to Take Trip Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rltzman of Rose burg left Sunday for Chicago to enjoy a six weeks vacation visit ing relatives and friends at var ious places In Illinois. Leave For California Mr. and Mrs. E. Sylwester and son, Gary-, of Denver, Colo., who have been In Roseburg visiting Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Svlwester and fami ly at 1170 Military street, have left for Oakland, Calif., where they will make their home. Vieit at Harris Home Mr. and Mrs. Henry Churchman of San Diego. Calif., have left for Klam ath Falls for a further vacation Mar .rhMnHinn . four if .v. In pnk,lr. ui,i,i.n u-iih ,nn Mrs. W. F. Harris. While' here they enjoved a trip up the North Umpqua Klver. Leave For Funeral Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Patterson of 1314 West First street, Roseburg, have left for Southern California to attend the funeral of the form er's brother, Earl Patterson. Their son, Verle Patterson, of Richmond, Calif., has been spend ing several days here visiting them. Return to Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hise and family, Gail.!" 'or m"n 'cner at Eileen and Morris, have returned to their home in Eugene, follow ing a short visit in Roseburg at the home of Mrs. Hise's brother and sister-ln law. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gum. The Hise family plan to move here to make their home as soon as they can find living quarters. Return to Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. L. A. McElroy of Phoenix. Ariz., who have been visiting their son in Washington, have re turned to Roseburg to resume their visit with the former's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Good, on Court i street. The McElrova stopped here to visit the Goods en route north. Vieit at McMlnnvllle Mrs. Irma Blumer and Miss Alice I'e land of Roseburg are in McMlnn ville to attend a house party of former friends who were In serv ice together as re-construction aides during the first World War. They were stationed at Kort Sheridan. 111. They will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Whitmer. Mrs. Whitmer was a former re-construction aide. They will also visit at the home of At torney General and Mrs. George .Neuner, formerly of Koseburg, Stop on Way to Convention E. J. Jewett and Joe Dodd. both, of Fresno, Calif., have left for ! Seattle to attend the Grand Aerie of Eagles Convention. Mr. Jewett is delegate of the California State Aerie and is a past state presl. dent of Eagle of California. Mr. Dodd Is a past president of Fres no Aerie. No. 39. and Is connected with the organization department an zone director. They are mak ing the trip by automobile. Mr. Jewett and Mr. Dodd spent two days here en route north visiting the former's brother and sister. Melwin Jewett and Mrs. M. Hazel Dixon, and with his aunt, Miss Ro.. B. Parrott and cousin, Miss Helen Casey. Mr. Jewett Is a former Roseburg resident. t 'a-J" ZD v: U. L. POWERS ' a'?""'" 4 '' ft w'Jo Fische 7 1 . I couldn't Back from Coast Mr. and Mrs. Harlan B. Carter and family have returned to their home on Mili tary Avenue, following a vacation at Vachats. Murdocks Home Mr. and Mrs. Armour Murdock have returned to their home on East Oak s'reet, following a vacation trip to Yel lowstone National Park and other points of interest. Returns to Store Mrs. V. L. Whlttenhurg. who has been con valescing from a major opera tion performed in Portland last month, is now able to resume her duties at the Modern Furniture store. Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Boyes and daughter, Janice, have returned to their home at Newberg, following a visit at the summer home of Mrs. M. Hazel Dixon on the North L'mpqua river. Visits at Marsh Home The Misses Harriet and Lee Brun- i quist of Berkeley, Calif., were I recent visitors at the home of I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marsh In i iooKincgiass. i ne misses nrun- 0U' are associated with the An na Mean jscnooi ior uiris in nerii eley as instructor and office sec retary, respectively, and were girlhood friends of lvirs. Marsh in Hood Kiver. Visit in Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. C. Kenneth Beach and daughter, Sallle Lou of Ithaca, N. V, are spending a short time in Roseburg visiting with Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Turner and fami ly. The Beachs, on an extended vacation in the west, are former residents of this city. Mr. Beach I n'"FDU, From Alaska Visiting at the Gus Lindbloom home are Mrs. Gertrude Helgeson and son and daughter from Juneau, Alaska. Mrs. Helgeson is employed in the post office at Juneau.' Her son, Bob. is attending Stanford Uni versity. Mrs. Helgeson's brother. Morris Robert Johnson, formerly a Roseburg resident, is now liv ing at Anchorage, Alaska. Move to Portland Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnston and son, Jerry, have left for Portland to make their home and where Mr. Johnston will operate a service station. The Johnstons came to Roseburg from Santa Barbara, Calif., and Mr. Johnston and Rob ert Sutherland operated a service station here prior to selling It a short time ago to i. Jarvis Rob ertson. Return Home Mrs. Thelma Hanson and children. Ionald and Margie, have returned to their home in Klgarose. following a j stay In Klamath Falls visiting .!. IinilUll H piUt-HI. I'll, flllll Mrs. V. E. Grie, and brother and I slster-in law, Mr. and Mrs. Dor- win E. Grise. While there she en- Joyed a visit with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDaniel, and children. Paul and Violet, who are visiting from Lansing, Mich. Keeps your c9r 'Wart- till Alwtrri rh j, tttri 'Jf ) -Mt ' ) 'f. 6 month i fo pay of ouf Mobilgas Dealer Vacationing Miss Ellen Crab tree, New Review employee, ii taking , her tw o w eeks vacation. Visiting at Holmquist Home Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmquist of Los Angeles are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Holmquist in Elga rose. Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bjodstrup and baby daughter of Portland are In Rose burg visiting Mrs. Bjodstrup's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Armour Murdock, 305 East Oak street. Visiting Here - Mln Helen Casey and Miss Naomi- Scott drove to Eugene Saturday to bring the latter's sister, Mrs. El wood Wiles, back to Roseburg to convalesce from a recent Illness. Visiting at Bremerton Ranny Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sher man Morris of Ro$eburg,. is spending several- "weeks In Hremerton, Wash., visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Earl .Martin, and their daughter, Jeanne. - Here From California Mr. and Mrs. Henry C( Wallen of Los Angeles are In Roseburg at tending to business. The Wallens own property on Little River, which was formerly th old Wimberly homestead. T Doing Nicely Stanley Sjogren is reported to be convalescing satisfactorily at Mercy hospital, where he is receiving treatment for a fractured arm, which he recently suffered while falling timber at Tenmile. Leave for Home Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gordon have left for their home at Burllngame, Calif., fol lowing a visit In Roseburg with the latter's mother, Mis. M. F. Rice, on East Cass street. Mrs. Gordon was formerly Eva Rice of this city, i . - - Stops . In Roseburg Dr. A. Kenneth Spencer of Alhamora, Calif., stopped over in Roseburg for a ahort time while motoring to Eugene with Mrs. Spencer, to visit with members of the local Toastmasters Club. ' Dr. Spencer Is a member of. the Toast masters Club No. 34 in Alhamhra. Back from Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Carl South and children, Carja, Teddy and Timi.iie. have returned to their home, following a visit wKh relatives In Eugene and Bend. Miss Linda Revell, who has been' visiting for several weeks at the South home, has returned to her home in Eugene. Go to Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. Millard Monroe and daughter. Mrs. Wayne Kornegey, and her baby daughter, all of Rose burg, took Mr. Monroe's twelve- year old daughter, Shirley, hack io ner nome in i-enaieton Friday, sniriey nas been spending a month visiting here. ' rift r. At 5 'J BALBOA Ell ; . i Here's the table thot meosures up to every dining occasion o more comfortable, os well os o more beautiful table. The contour shape of the table leg gives more knee-room, ond the norrower apron, mode possible by using strong oluminum instead of wood for the top support, gives more sit-room. The sitter con move around more, even cross his Enjoy Trip - Mr." ahft 'Mrs' J, Jarvls Robertson and son, Jimmy, enjoyed the weekend at Crater and. Diamond Lakes. . ' j Visit Sunday- Mr. &nd Mrs. La. rny -Ingram anel baby son, Larry, of Sweet Home, Ore.1', and Mrs. Louise Barnes' of Camas Valley' spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Hanson In Elgarose. Will Reside In 1 Pprtjand Mr, a,nd Mrs. Keith Crow , have re signed their positions In . the News-Review advertising depart itient, and are moving to Port land tn rqake their home.' The Weather U. . Weiathtr Bureau Offictf ' Rostburg. Oregon. Forecast for Roseburg and vi cinity: Overcast today, becoming partly oloudy Wednesday. Highest tamp, any Aug .JL. 106 Lowest temp. .any Aug 39 Highest temp, yesterday.....,. 80 Lowest temp, last night. 60 Precipitation yesterday T Precipitation from Aug.1 10 Excess from Aug. 1 0 Excess from Sept. 1 ...2.40 Precipitation from Aug. I. .10 Excess from Aug. 1.. .... .04 Excess from Sept. 1 . 2 38 A 5v f i mm 7 CHROME TABLES with Bonded Plastic Tops STANDARD OR 222 W. Ook St. Phone 38 Scouts Complete Encampment On McKenzie Pass : Troops 53 of Waldport, 78 of Drain and -44 of Yoncalla have Just completed a week's encamp ment at Lake" Melakwa Boy Scout Camp, located on the Mc Kenzie Pass summit. During the course of the camp the Scouts participated in hikes to. Little Belknap Crater and Little Sister, under the leader ship of Obsidian John Sklllern. In addition- they hiked to Benson Lake and numerous smaller lakes in the area. . All meals were prepared by the Scouts and leaders In. this advanced camp. Boats and canoes were available for in struction purposes. The camp was under the leadership of Boy Scout Field Executive Dave Put man. Those participating In the camp from Troop 78 were R. E. Laird, Scoutmaster: Howard Hones, David Olsson, Harry Hollings worth, Robert Wirkwire, James Wetzel, James Whipple, Larry Scnii-Tutf Tips take tcear in stride! Come fall. Junior will lack football, and Daughter will dance through school days.' Wonderful ... but rough on shoes, unlet they're Buster Brown's scuff-tutt oxford. Mothers, you just can't buy more wear per pair! QUALITY A RBUCKLE'S Right on Jackson T7 III 4 !:M II:: " eValatMi.. P r m a tW at VI k EXTENSION MODELS I Y legs under the BALBOA table, without bumping. This graceful and gracious table it extremely prac tical, too, because its colorful BALBOA PLASTIC .TOP and glowing BALBOA CHROME will stay bright and clean ond new-looking with only a quick rub-over with damp cloth or duster. Ma'trln,'-Busier Grimes, ErJi Seaton, Jr.. and Al-dn Conner from Troop 44, Don Curl, Drr rell Curl. Commissioner Emi Seaton, Mates Bobbie Seaton fad Mny iriaiiu, ann iroop com mitteeman Jones. V The Correct Time It you're slowing up or racing ahead vour watch, ' need adjustment. Bring tt -here today! t" 3 TO 4 DAY SERVICE Roseburg Jewelry t N. Jaekeen x SINCI 104 Ih
