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8 Th Nw-Reyiew, Roteburg, Or. Thurt., Aug. 31.U50 OUNSDONS TO LEAVE THIS WEEKEND. He has born awarded a research assistanuhip and will be working or an advanced degree. The Dunsdoru have made their Roseburg for the past Mr. and Mrs. Kollin Dunsdon and children. David and Jill, of i7n9 n.,o ivo V Rnsi-hiirc. i home i'' are leavine this weekend for inree years, luunug are leaving tnis weeKenu orvalljs. Mr. Uunsdon has been Madison, Wise, where Mr. Duns-1 emp,nved in ,he omce 0( the Ore- don will be enrolled at the Univer-1 Eon furey Growers association. sity of Wisconsin in the depart-1 They expect to be away from Rose- ment of Agricultural Economics, burg for two years. MM! mm wmi mi Society and GIuIpL BY LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER FREE Writ today for Chtf Mtrlino'i folder of real Italian racipail Trtay'ra naw, different, and unuiui I and you'll want them in your recipe file. Writa Million Macaroni, 1102 8th South, Seattle 4, Waih. fVAIarlino1 DELICIOUS MADE WITH MISSION MACARONI! ind here's the recipe: t ol. Million Salad Macaroni I cup cold coolted chicken 1 cup choppad calary 2 tbip. chopped iwaet pict' 2 tbip. choppad panlay cup chopped pimianto Mayonnaiia, lettuce Cook macaroni in boiling, salte water until tender. Rime with cold water and drain. Combine with other ingredients, season to taste and chill. Serve on lettuce learer garnished with parsley. ft MAKES THE BEST MACARONI-' IN THE MOST SANITARY PLANT IN THE WEST MISSION SOCIETY HAS INTERESTING MEETING The August meeting of the First Christian church Mission society was held in the Friendship room at the church. The meeting opened with song and scripture. A report was read on relief given a family who suffered a loss during a recent fire and a certifi cate showing that the society is supporting a child in the leper colony was presented to the group. A Braille book was displayed and examined. Chairman Veldean Bridgess pre sided at the business session 'and introduced Mrs. Lloyd Crenshaw who read a letter from her brother-in-law, Alden Hanson, a mission ary to Hindman, Ky. A letter from Mr. and Mrs. William Rees (Melba Palmer), telling of their work in Soulh Africa, was read by Mrs. Ray. Sept. 8 is the date for the next regular meeting. Ladies attending were the M'esdames: Paul M. Bias. key, Raymond Clark, J. C. White, Charles V. Manion, nuin r r o mader. Earl Bridgess, Lloyd Cren shaw, Cora Church, Alice Barker, Carl Anderson, Elmer C. Ray, Emma Beckley, Kctitn s. AcKen, F.lsie Cnffell and Miss Edith A. Slaggs. Interested persons are al ways cordially welcomed. SKETCHING TRIP ENJOYED BY ARTS AND CRAFTS CI UB The Roseburg Arts and Crafts club enjoyed a potluck picnic and sketching parly at Cavitt creek on Sunday, Aug. 27. .Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Jack West and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kimbrell and Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Turner and family, Mrs. Victoria Ploss, Mrs. George Pow ers, Mrs: Helen Duncan, Mrs. Le land Van Allen and daughter, Sonia; Mrs. R. L. Welborn, Mrs. A. V. Stanford and Miss Amy M. Robinson. The club has planned another sketching party for Sunday, Sept. 10 at the ranch of Mrs. Welborn in Glide. The next regular meeting will be at the -home of Mrs. Jack West on the third Tuesday, Sept. 19. WINCHESTER COMMUNITY CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY Winchester Community club will meet at 8 o'clock Friday night, Sept. 1, at the clubhouse. Members are asked to each bring a new family. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie John son and Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Van Horn, hosts and hostesses, will have charge of the surprise pro gram. Each family is asked to bring a watermelon large enough to serve their own family. PUBLIC INVITED TO BENEFIT CARD PARTY Pythian Sisters members, have invited the public to attend a bene fit five-hundred, pinochle and can asta party at 8 o'clock tonight, Aug. 31, at the K. fo P. hall. High and low prizes will be awarded winners in the card play. Iced-tca will be served during the evening and refreshments will be served at 10 p.m. STITCH AND CHATTER CLUB IS ENTERTAINED Mrs. Don Rychard and Mrs. Quentin Rychard were hostesses to the Stitch and Chatter club at the Hayhurst hall Tuesday afternoon.- Refreshments were served following a very interesting after noon spent in sewing and visiting. Those present were Mrs. Edna Miller, Mrs. Henry Hubbell, Miss Myrna Hubbell, Mrs. Cy Vroman, Mrs. Art Rychard, Mrs. Ray Morin, Pat Morin and the host esses Mrs. Don Rychard and Mrs. Quentin Rychard. EXECUTIVE LUNCHEON TO BE HELD TUESDAY The executive committee of the Woman's society oi the First Pres byterian church will meet at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday, Sept. 5, at the church parlors. All members of the committee are requested to be present. OLALLA BUSY STEPPERS ENJOY POTLUCK LUNCH The Olalla Busy Steppers club met Thursday, Aug. 24, for a 12:30 potluck luncheon at the home of Mrs. Loue Wood. The afternoon was spent playing games and drawing prizes, with each member winning a memento of the occasion. Mrs. Wood will leave Sept. 1 for Long Beach, Calif., and this will be her last meeting for the season. Members present for the after noon were Junia Byron, Anna Ire land, Adda Ollivarrt, Pauline Gore, Blanche Degner, Mary Hodges, Maureen Muetzel, Nona Bassett, Mabel Guthcrie, R. M. Degner, J. R. Shaw, Ronnie Gutherie and the hostess, Mrs. Wood. The next meeting will be Sept. 7 at Umpqua park and Mrs. Ber nice Parker will be hostess. SDC CLUB AND GRANGI ANNOUNCE MEETINGS South Deer Creek Grange Home Economics club will meet at 2 o'clock Friday, Sept. 1, at the home of Mrs. Joe Brumback. All members are urged to be present. The Grange will hold its first fall meeting Saturday night .Sept. 2, at 8:15 u, clock at the hall. The oflicers are urging a full atten dance of members. Yoncalla WAYNE'S first then back -to school The shoes you buy for your child's growing feet are very important be cause incorrect fitting can injure young feet. Buy your child's back-to-school shoes at WAYNE'S Shoe Store where special attention is giv en to fitting growing feet Vizirs n PollWarrot Two-strap shoe with rubber soles and easy-to-clean plain toe. In red and white, smoked elk or brown in A to C widths. ,HOIl fOOrS AND OIl5 8'itol2 5.30 Js,,. 12'ito 3 S.93 XV 8'ite 12 3 30 12' i to 3 3.95 8-. to 12 3.50 tJI I2'fo 3 5.95 -'miT' Moccasin toe oxford with two straps and embossed criss-cross design on the toes. Lug sole or Neolite sole for long wear. A to D widths. Popular saddle oxford in smoked elk ond brown in widths AA to C. Saddles ore tops for comfort and wear. WAYNE'S SHOE STORE 118 West Cast Pkone 956-L Plain moccasin toe oxford with rubber sole for longer wear. Five eyelet lace assures a snug fit. Sizes AA to D. 8'to12 5.50 12'ito 3 3.95 Winston By MRS. GEORGE BACHER Mrs. Archie Wilson will leave for Medford Fridav from where she will fly to San Diego to spend the weekend with her son, Travis, who is in boot camp there. Travis ex pects a 36 hour leave and will De able to visit with his mother. Mrs. Wilson will return the early part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Richter of Winston have as their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Meyer and family of Battleground, Wash. On Sunday both families enjoyed an outing at Bandon. Mrs. Meyer is Mr. Richlcr's sister. Soon to be leaving Winston are Mr. and Mrs. Pat Moran and child ren, whose new home in Green is nearing completion. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. George Bacher and son motored to Medford where they were Ruests of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Turner and daughter, Susie. On Sunday they attended the Woodcrafter's picnic at Lithia park in Ashland. Attention is called to the pre registralion date for students en tering Green school. The registra tion will be reld on Sept. 1 and health examinations will be held on the same day. School will open on Sept. 5. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kearby Masters have returned to their home in Winston after spending a brief va cation at points of interest in south ern Oregon. Mr. Masters is em ployed by the Veterans' Adminis tration in Roseburg. Mrs. Jim (I. eta) Sims is assist ing Mrs. Archie Wilson at Wilsons' Fruit and Vegetable Market in Winston. Dillard By ROSA HEINBACH . Word was received by Mrs. Frank B. Drew that her husband, Reverend Drew, who is confined to Sacred Heart hospital in Eugene with polio, is responding to tne treatments favorably and is im proving. Mrs. Drew and two daughters, Judith Kay and Laura beth, and Mrs. Rosa Heinbach re turned to their homes on Tuesday following a four-day stay in Lu- gene. 1 Mrs. I.. W. Konkright and daughter Marilyn and son Wayne, Irom Los Angeles nave Deen visit ing the former's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Harry man on Kent Creek in Dillard. They have returned to their home after a week-long visit in Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bromley Jr., San Francisco, arrived Mon day at the home of the latter's aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc Cord for a week's visit on the farm. Bromley is a sergeant in the marine reserve in San Fran cisco and expects to be called back to active duty soon. The young couple was favorably im pressed with Oregon scenery. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ross and daughter, Sharon Elaine, have moved to Dillard from Portland. Ross will drive the school bus for the Dillard school district this year. They have moved their trailer home in the Davidson place. Mrs. Leo Willis, Mr. and Mis. Harry ' Bratsch and son, Gene; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bratsch, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thomas visited in St. Helens over the weekend. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Pat Maddon, and Mrs. Willis' son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thomas who own and operate a department and grocery store in that city. While in St. Helen's the party attended the Columbia county fair. Mrs. Mariam Foster and Mr. Mis. A. B. Heart of Culver City, Calif., visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCord Monday. .They were neighbors in Culver City several years before the McCords moved to Dillard. Mr. and Mrs. Don Carnes. newly wods of July 30, have moved into the home of Mrs. Belle Clark. Mrs. Clark is now staying in Lebanon with her son's family while he is confined to a hospital in Portland. Carnes is employed with the Cali fornia Oregon Power company in Roseburg. Visitors arriving Tuesday even ing at the William C. Heinbach ranch were Mr. and Mrs. Owen B. Mort and son, Charles, from Blythe, Calif. Mrs. Mort is a cou sin of Mrs. Heinbach. Both fam ilies went picnicking and fishing on the North Umpqua river. Leav ing Thursday, the Morts plan to visit in Ashland, Grants Pass and the Oregon coast before relurnig to Southern California. By MRS. GEORGE EDES Mr. and Mrs. Everett Curtis and son, Edwin, left Friday for a ten day visit with relatives in Port land. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin. Thompson and family are spending a ten-day trip through the Grand Canyon in Colorado. Mrs. Luther Daugherty is spend ing a month with her daughter in lewport. riiss Jlah Bragg is tak ing care of Mrs. Bishop during the absence of Mrs. Daugherty. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee spent several days last week visiting at Scappoose, Portland and Eugene. Mrs. O. R. Richardson and daughter of Walla Walla. Wash., are visiting her sister, Mrs. Rus sell Wamsley, for a couple of Weeks. Merrily Wamsley, who has been visiting in Walla Walla for the past month, returned to Yon calla with them. Mrs. Bob Lamdbdin, Miss Al thea Lamdbdin and Miss Lois Ann Wright are visiting relatives i n San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Wilson will leave this week for a two-week trip to San Francisco, where they will visit their son. They will con tinue to Fresno and southern Calif. Mrs. Al Hoffman returned home Wednesday by plane after spend ing a month with her father and two brothers in Kingston, 111. Mr. Hoffman met her in Portland. Avery and Billy I.asswell are enjoying golf at the golf course at Neskowin. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Shaffer and Convicts Unmoved By Evangelist Graham's Talk SALEM IjPi Evangelist Billy , persons are sinners, and that the Graham told 1,200 Oregon state i convicts should join otners in gei prison convicts Wednesday they j ting saved. could "have peace, joy and satis- j "Christ is interes ted in i y o ur faction" in prison by accepting iife." he declared. "God won I do Jesus Christ. U'ore for you because we won t let him. we ngm mm. . i lei mm. c us1" - , I come into your hearts and take daughter, Christine, left last week j over for Cedar Rapids. Ja.. where tney Graham will visit lor a montn. Tha Vnnpalla Molhntiet fhlirrll will hold their monthly potlucK dinner at the church, immediately after Sunday school, Sunday, Sept. 3. A meeting of the board mem bers will be neld during the after noon, friends oi me cnurcn ic invited. ,m hnw Paul the . . ,. hnnt, in nrlnn he apOSlie WHS imHF7 . cause he had accepted Lhnst, and he told the prisoners to do the same. "Every prison becomes a heaven when Jesus is with you," he said. The men appeared to pay close attention to what Graham said, but they showed no emotion. PEOPLE USE MORTON'S I ORE :Sen it rains it pours Plain or ioatzea m VAl.YMDlA nrrn t m TV BEER 'It's thf Water" Qlympil Irtwinf Co. Ol.mpii. 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