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REPRESENT OREGON Winners of the Oregon State Elks ritualistic contest, Roseburg'i ritualistic team pictured here will
leave Wednesday night, July 6, or Cleveland, Ohio, to represent the state at the National Elks convention. They include (left
to right) Exalted Ruler Hal Ayotte, Bob Simmons, Or. A. E. Dalros, Allen Cordon, Harry Pinniger, Ed Nolte, A. J. Ellison and Roy
Weeks. (Picture by Paul Jenkins)
A party of 22 members of the
Roseburg Elks Lodge 326 and
their wives will leave Roseburg
at midnight Wednesday, July 6,
enroute to Cleveland, Ohio, to at
tend the national convention or
the B. P. O. E.
Included In the group will be
the Roseburg ritualistic team,
which won state honors during
last year's convention held In
Roseburg. The members Include
Hal Ayotte, the present exalted
ruler; Al Simmons, Dr. A. E.
Dalros, Allen Cordon, Harry Pin
niger, Ed Nolte, A. J. Ellison
and Roy Weeks.
All are taking their wives, and
will be accompanied by Mr. and
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Mrs. Al Hennlnger, Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Krewson and Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Ryan.
From Roseburg the group will
go to Portland, and leave there
at 3 p. m. on Thursday. They ex
pect to arrive In Cleveland July
9. The ritualistic team is sched
uled to compete tor national hon
ors at 9 a. m. Tuesday, July 12.
The 'team members are making
sure everyone will know the town
and state from which they come.
They will be wearing jackets,
bearlne the lettering Rosebure.
Oregon Timber Capital," on the
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On the back of the Jackets Is
the Elks' emblems. The special
lettering and design work is done
by a patient al tne Veterans Hos
pital. This patient does what Is
considered especially fine work
and earns money for his own use
uoing it.
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Hemstitching, Make Button
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8 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Sat., July 2, 1949
Society and Ghibl
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
Marry At Home Wedding
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Dr. J. E. Campbell
Conducts Meeting
Of Roseburg Lions
The Roseburg Lions Club held
a brief meeting Thursday night,
under the direction of the new
& resident, Dr. James E. Camp
ell. Report was made that Riddle
Lions Club will hold an installa
tion at 6:30 p.m. July 5. and Can
yonville will install July 11. As
many members as possible from
the Roseburg club were urged to
attend.
Treasurer Walter Welker re
ported the club's concession at the
Douglas County Sheriff's Posse
rodeo recently was very success
ful. Leo Walker, son-in-law of Dr.
L, M. Lehrbach, visiting here
from San Francisco, Calif., was
a guest.
The name of James Daugherty
was omitted from the published
lst of members who received 100
per cent attendance pins during
the installation of officers last
Saturday night at the Country
Club.
District Governor Forest Losee
conducted installation ceremonies
at Sutherlin Wednesday night. He
was accompanied by Phil Harth,
his cabinet secretary, and Mrs.
Harth. Tuesday night he install
ed the Lions at Medford and Mrs.
J. P. Motschenbacher, who with
Mr. Motschenbacher accompani
ed him, installed the Lady. Lions
in that city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith were married May 29, at a simple
ceremony at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
E. Cracroft, in Oakland. Only members of the two families attended.
The bride was formerly Donna Cracroft. Mr. and Mrs. Smith are
making their home In Oakland.
DIAMOND SCULLS WINNER
HENLEY-ON-THAMES, Eng
land, Julv 2 (.T) Jack Kelly of
Philadelphia, gave his hometown
rival. Jack Trinsey, a 20-length
beating today as h regained the
diamond sculls he first won in
1!)47 and which he abdicated last
year to compete in the Olympics.
Kelly's time was eight minutes,
12 seconds.
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Motorist Uses
Gun To Get Help
K-Falls Charge
KLAMATH FALLS, July 2
OF) A motorist who is accused
of using a rifle to flag down help
was in the county jail at Alturas
today.
Modoc sheriff's officers identi
fied him as Eagar capps, 22,
from Oklahoma.
They said that Capps. Sam
my Danner and Marlin Faddis,
both of Alturas, were driving to
ward Klamath Falls on High
way 139 early yesterday morn
ing and their car became strand
ed on a high center beside the
highway when they attempted
to turn around.
After several cars passed with
out giving help, Capps is accused
of firing several shots at one car
which slowed down and then
sped on.
The officers said that Danner
and Faddis then crawled under
a roadside fence, but Capps stay
ed with the car and later flagged
down Carl Erhardt of Glendale,
Ariz., by brandishing the gun.
Erhardt, obeying order, was
engaged in pulling the stranded
car bacK into tne road wnen
Joseph Walter Thompson of
Cedarville approached In a south-
Douna car.
Thompson became confused
by the lights ahead and his car
collided with the Erhardt
machine. i
The drivers of the damaged
cars reported to authorities and
officers arrested Capps in the
vicinity of Canby. They also pick
ed up Danner for questioning.
SUTHERLIN
Visitors Honored At Delightful Affairs
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Hunt Assumes 1
Postmastership
One day last week, Lon Hunt,
the newly appointed postmaster
of Sutherlin, took over his duties
at the local post office. Mrs.
Florence Cook, was appointed
assistant postmaster and Ber
nard Bever took over the rural
mail route Monday morning.
Russell Cooper and Earl Pleurd,
clerks will retain their positlohs
and Felix Botticchio will be as
sistant clerk.
Mrs. Betty Stamp Is enjoying
a vacation visiting in California.
Dick Bullman was a business
visitor in Portland Friday.
Mrs. R. W. Miller and her
daughter, Christine, of Portland
spent the weekend at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Willis B. Evans.
Mrs. Miller is a sister of Mr.
Evans. Mrs. Miller returned to
her home in Portland Sunday,
Her daughter remained In Suth
erlin to spend the week with her
aunt and uncle, while Mr. and
Mrs. Miller- plan to return to
Sutherlin ovec the 4th of July
holidays.
Walter Willoughby was a busi
ness visitor in Roseburg Friday.
Mrs. Lucille Chriss and Mrs.
Madeline Hansen attended swim
ming classes at the pool near
Drain last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Velma Herman, former
resident of Sutherlin now of
Roseburg, who underwent a
serious eye operation at a Port
land hospital, is reported to be
getting along "very nicely.",
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gurney and
son, Glennie, of Santa Rosa,
Calif., and Arnold Gurney, who
makes his home with his grand
parents at Umpqua, visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Brauninger Wednesday evening.
Ellen wani, wno nas oeen in
at her parents' home, is report
ed to be "much better" and she
hopes to be out again soon.
Miss Jo Ann Amorde, Miss
Oregon of 1947, now employed
at Meier and Frank's, Portland,
arrived In Sutherlin Monday to
visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Amorde on a two
weeks' vacation. Miss Amorde
plans to visit a few days in Cali
fornia before returning to Port
land. Mr. line? Mrs. Ross McFarland
of Arlington, Wash., are house
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. M. Burns. Mr. and Mrs.
Burns and their son, and Mr.
and Mrs. McFarland enjoyed a
weekend trip to Crater Lake.
Thev state that It snowed quite
hard while they were there and
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Lt. Col. and Mrs. Raymond Bell
and their daughter Judy arrived
here the first of the week from
Panama to enjoy a 10-day visit
with the former's aunt, Miss Min
nie L. Bell, and other relatives
and friends. They were joined
here by Mrs. Bell's mother, Mrs.
J. Van Kimmell, of Portland, who
is the house guest of Miss Helen
Casey.
As a surprise for the visitors,
Miss Minnie Bell arranged a din
ner Sunday evening at her home.
Additional guests were Miss
Helen Casey, Miss Rosa B. Par
rott and Miss Naomi Scott.
Tuesday evening, Miss Casey
entertained the Bells and Mrs.
Van Kimmell at a dinner party
at her home on Blakeley Street.
Other guests were Miss Minnie
Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Delwin Jewett,
Mrs. M. Hazel Dixon, Miss Rosa
B. Parrott and Miss Naomi Scott.
On Wednesday evening, Miss
Parrott and Mrs. Dixon enter
tained the Bells and Mrs. Van
Kimmell at a fried chicken din
ner at Carl's Haven, followed by
a social hour at the Parrott home.
Additional guests were, Mr. and
Mrs. Worth Davis and daughter.
Dee Ann; Mr. and Mrs. Delwin
Jewett, Miss Helen Casey and
Miss Naomi Scott.
Friday night, a large number
of relatives and friends were en
tertained by Miss Minnie Bell at
her attractive home on. Terrace
Avenue at a delightful six-thirty
o'clock steak dinner honoring the
Bells and Mrs. Van Kimmell.
Bouquets of daisies, hydran
geas and candytuft formed the
decorations. Pastel-colored favor
candy cups and attractive place
cards marked places for the four
guests of honor and Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Willis of Canyonville, Mr.
and Mrs. Delwin Jewett, Mr. and
Mrs. H. C, Parslow, Mr. and Mrs.
Worth Davis, Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Parslow, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Bell
and son, Louis Hillman Bell; Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Griffin, Mrs. Fran
cess Lintott, Miss Rosa B. Parrott,
Mrs. W. R. Kinsel, Mrs. M. Hazel
Dixon, Mrs. Jessie Vinson, Miss
Helen Casey, Miss Naomi Scott,
Mrs. Frederick J. Porter and the
hostess. Miss Bell.
Following the dinner hour, Del
win Jewett acted as master of
ceremonies and entertained the
group with a number of songs.
Mrs. Lintott and Louis Hillman
Bell played piano numbers, Mrs.
Raymond Bell and daughter Judy,
presented vocal duets; Miss Helen
Casey entertained with a vocal
number and group singing was
enjoyed.
Lt. Col. Bell has served at the
U. S. Army base at Quarry
Heights, Fort Amador, Canal
Zone, for the last three years.
With his family, he will leave next
Tuesday for Newport, R. I., where
he will enroll for a special school
of instruction at the Naval War
College. He is prominently known
in Roseburg, having attended the
local schools and was later gradu
ated from University of Oregon. .
A number of delightful affairs
are planned for the holiday week
end for the visitors.
Traffic Fines Imposed
In Municippal Court
The following traffic fines Im
posed in Municipal Court were
announced today by Judge Ira B.
Riddle:
Eugene M. Clausen, Roseburg,
speeding on E. 2nd Ave. So.. $15;
George H. Brown, Jr., Winston,
driving on the wrong side of the
street, So bail forfeited; Albert
L. Paulson. Idleyld Route, non
stop, $2; Boyd LeRoy Herriges,
Roseburg. non stop, $2; Robert
Lee Cochran. Glide, speeding on
E. 2nd Ave. So., $15; Lee Bersell
Vale, Myrtle Creek, speeding on
E. 2nd Ave. So., $10; James Ellis
Henderson, Roseburg, violation
of the basic rule, $5; Albert F.
Chapman; Santa Ana, Calif., pass
ing on the right, $5 bail forfeited;
Rov M. Delancy, Melrose Route,
illegal U turn, $2; John Harold
Miller, Myrtle Creek, violation
basic rule, $5; Blanch Edna
Mecum. Myrtle Creek, non stop,
S5;. Wayne' Eldon Wltchcr, Rose
burg, no operator's license, $10;
Larry Fitzgerald, Roseburg, $5,
allowing an unlicensed person to
operate a motor vehicle.
PARTY DISMISSED
Based upon the stipulation of
the parties involved, Circuit
Judge Carl E. Wimberly issued
an order dismissing Umpqua Ply
wood Corporation as a ceTendaiit
in a suit brought by S. L. Rose
and Mary E. Rose against Larry
Brooks. Ed Quick and Umpqua
Plywood. The latter has deposit
ed" SS47.18 with the court and has
been dismissed from any action.
Promotional Exercises
Slated By Sunday School
Promotional exercises for the
Camas Valley Sunday School
will be held Sunday, July 10 at
10:45 a. m.
Children entering school will
be- promoted from the kinder
garten to primary class. Those
entering the fourth grade will
be promoted from the primary
to intermediate class. Those en
tering the seventh grade will be
promoted to the young people's
class.
This is the first time that an
exercise of this kind has been
held at the Sunday School.
that the sight was very beau!
ful. Mrs. Lela Breedlove and
daughter, were business visitors
in Roseburg last Wednesday.
Kenneth Copeland, of Oak
land, Oregon, was a business
visitor in Sutherlin Thursday.
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