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o o 8 Tha News-Review, RoMburg, Of Ttiitft.. Juw 21. l?5i DINNER PARTY GIVEN BRIDAL PARTY AFTER WEDDING REHEARSAL On Friday June 15, prior to the rehearsal tl the marnaee cere mony ol their daughter, Mm Jean Messing to Walson C. Talcott. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Messing, .parent! of the bride-elect, entertained the participant! in the wedding at their home in Glide with a din ner. The bridal parly guests were the bride and bridegroom-elect. Miss Jean Messing and Walson C Talcolt; Mr. and Mrs. Niel Talcott, parents of the bride groom; Misses Janet Slrader, Mil dred Hickman, l.ylelh Lovelave; Messn. Robert Crandall, Herbert Melvin, James Watson, all of Glide: and Mr!. Roy Keller and Mrs. Maude Agee of Portland; Mr. and Mn. Arthur Messing, Gary Messing, and Robert Messing of Salem, and the parents of the bride-elect. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Messing. Mlsi Jean Messing'! twin lister was married six .weeks ago to the brother of her prospectivt husband. AMERICAN GOLD STAR MOTHERS DATE PICNIC FOR SUNDAY, JUNE 24 American Cold Slar Mothers, Inc., members, their families', el igible member! and friends are invited to a 12 o'clock noon picnic Sunday, June 24, at the Veteran! hospital picnic grove. All organizations having volun teer hospital workers are asked to send them to the hospital at two o'clock in Ihe afternoon lo assist the Gold Slar Mothers in sponsoring a carnival and pro gram for the patients. Volunteer workers desiring to attend the picnic are invited to do so.. Those attending are asked to bring a pic nic lunch and their table service. MRS. HELEN DUNCAN HONORS. BROTHER AT DINNER PARTY Mrs. Helen Duncan was host ess recently when she entertained in honor of hen brother, Paul Crosi, on hii birthday anniver lary with a 4'hickrn dinner. The vparty was held at Mrs. Duncan's home in the Winston section. Cov ers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. George Powers, Fred Green; the hostess, Mrs. Duncan, and the honored guest, Paul Cross. ATTEND PEO CHAPTER CONVENTION AT COOS BAY Five members of Rosebttrg's Chapter HI, PEO Sisterhood at tended the Oregon Stale Chapter convention in Coos Bay June 12, 13 and 14. Delegates were Mrs. Thomas Clark and Mrs. George Krickson. Those attending as vis itors were Mrs. E. G. Young and her daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Wil son of Oakland. Mn. Neil Kaser, past president of the state chap ter, joined the delegates and guests. Highlight of the three-day con- Save 50c Q fjBrle. In rerr FT your Proctor Gambia COUPONS on Dus, Drtft, Co moy, Joy and Crlico. MILL STREET GROCERY venlion was the initiation of the Supreme Chapter president from Ames, Iowa, into the Coos Bay Pirates. GAMMA CHAPTER HELD I TWO MEETINGS TO DISCUSS FUTURE PLANS Gamma chapter of Nu Phi Mu held a meeting May 16 at the home of Miss Janet Buckingham. Co-hostesses were Joan Hannan and Donna Pinard. The guest speaker for the evening was Miss Lois Fitzgibbons, physical educa tion teacher at the high school who gave a talk on physical fit ness. Following the program re freshments were served. A second meeting was held June t at the home of Miss Ruby Wiley. Glenna Sue Gill and Ruth Davis were co-hostesses. Plans were made fur a bowling party to be held June 12 and a skating party to be held June 19. It was re ported that the girls would usher at the rodeo. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Morris Bowker, Mrs. W. K. Krooch, Betty Hedge, Betty Taucher, Ruby Wiley, Glenna Gill, Shirley Spencer Lila Sallee, Joan Hannon, Janet Buck ingham and Donna Pinard. MOORE-MORIN MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED IN YONCALLA Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morin an nounce the marriage of their son, Ray Eldon Morin, to Miss Abby Moore of Roseburg. The wedding took place in Drain, June 6. with the bride's sister and husband and the bride's mother as witnesses. Mr. and Mrs. Morin left immed iately after Ihe ceremony lor a short honeymoon. They will live in a new cabin at the Texaco service itation, Yoncalla on their return. JOB'S DAUGHTERS GUARDIAN COUNCIL TO MEET AT TEMPLE The Douglas county guardian council of Job's Daughters will meet at the Roseburg Masonic temple Thursday evening at seven o'clock for a dinner and business meeting. All members of guardian councils of Douglas county are invited to attend. AMARANTH SOCIAL CLUB TO HOLD POTLUCK DINNER AT MASONIC TEMPLE The Amaranth Social club, Douglas court No. 18, will meet promptly at seven o'clock at the Masonic temple. Mrs. Vilas Phil ippi, Mrs. Roy Anlauf, Mrs. Frank Long and Mrs. T. B. Vir den will be in charge. Card games will follow the dinner, BETA ALPHA CHI TO HAVE LAST MEETING BEFORE RODEO Beta Alpha Chi will meet Thurs day evening at 7:.W o'clock at Ihe home of Betty Ann llarvie. It ii very important that all members attend as thjs will be Ihe lasl meeting before (he rodeo parade. MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF YONCALLA CHURCH TO MEET FRIDAY The Missionary society of the Yoncalla Church of Christ will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Vian. All members are invited to attend. I A'TS ft - frljr - " ' i Local News Curtin MIY..CAN YOU STURM! RIGHT Oil HtATING MY M0U51 COMFOBTASLY' FOLLOW MC.CWUM. WIDE MIAVIN (FOR THt MAN WITM Alt TUC AW5WIR5 ..YOUR CIRTIFIIDLLNNOX DLAUR METAL 52 No.: Jickion Diol J 4053 Canyonville MRS. H. M. ANDERSON The Lions club held a politick dinner at the cily hall Wednes day nigh tat which time the fol lowing officers were nominated for next year: Kd Oaks, president; John Hamlin, first vice-president; T. L. Weaver, second vice-president and John Bingham Jr., secretary-treasurer. Election of officers will take place Wednesday, June 27. Miss Joan Strahan, o 1 d e s t daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Strahan. left Sunday to begin her duties as lookout at White Rock. Last week she attended a school in Roseburii along with twelve I other lookouts and twenty-four I wardens, sponsored by the Doug j las Forest Protective association, i Joan will be a senior in high f scnooi next year. Starting July t and ending Aug. ust 3 a kindergarten class will be held at Ihe Canyonville CELEBRATES 40TH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hitl scher, both 84-yeari-old, of Seattle, Wash., cut a "wedding cake" at Ihe celebration of the 60th anniversary of their marriage at St. Paul, Minn. They mad the trip from Seattle to St. Paul in a 1921 Model T Ford and plan to drive the same conveyance home by way of Boston. IAP Wirephoto) Home From SOCE King Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Moore. Rosbeurg. has returned from Southern Oregon College of Education to his borne here. Move Te Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. John Ball have moved from Myrtle Creek to Roseburg to make their home. Mrs. Ball is the former Martha Wells of this city. Goes Te Coos Bay Joey Hall mark, ion of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hallmark of Roseburg, has left for Coos Bay to visit his pater nal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hallmark. In Utah Mrs. Robert Harrison of Roseburg has gone to Utah to visit her parents while her hus band, Robert Harrison, is in Ft. Lewis, Wash., at the National Guard camp. Visitad Here Mr. and Mrs. Ray Putnam of Prineville have returned to their home after visit ing Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Harpham and their daughters, Janet and Joyce, of Roseburg. Weekend At Coast Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Knight of Roseburg spent last weekend at the coast. Also with them was their daugh ter, Peggy, and Joanne Ware, Roy Van Horn and Bob Sullivan. Son Home Private Vernon Teater of Fort Lewis, Wash., was home the last two weeks visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Teater of Roseburg. Vernon was here on a 10-day furlough and a weekend pass to visit his parents over Father'! day. Roturn To Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. Sidney C. Moon Jr. of Rose burg have returned to their home following a two weeks vacation lo western points of interest. They visited Bryce, Zion and Grand Canyons and then went on to He met, Calif., where they visited Mr. Moon's mother, Mrs. Gene vieve Moon. They also went to Reno and Las Vegas. Nev., thence to Lo Angeles, where they visited friends, and to Oceanside, Calif., for a few days visit. AIR WOMEN GET NEW BOSS Gon. Nathan F. Twining, vice chief of air staff, pins colonel's eagle insignia on shoulders of Mary Jo Shelly as ihe becomes new head of the Women's air force during ceremony at the Pentagon building, Washington, D.C. IAP Wirephoto I - Rfl IB J I V Your I ov too t" , ' o 1 .eta. ' J school under the Instruction of Mrs. George Brinkworth, first grade teacher. It is open to pre school children and will be held from 9:00 a.m. to 11 30 a.m. and the charge is $15. Parents who are interested are asked to con tact Mrs. Brinkworth, either per sonally or by letters as soon as possible. Mrs. W. I. Worrall left Sunday lo attend a summer session at Ihe Southern Oregon College of Education in Ashland. She will study art and music. She has ac cepted a position to teach in Green school near Roseburg next year. Her daughter, Evangeline, will ac company her and attend Senior high in Roseburg, where she will be a junrur. Mr. and Mrs. William Hobson of Ashland called on friends and rel atives in Canyonville last week, prior to Mr. Itohson's going back into the navy. He is to report for duty June 20 at Seattle He is in the navy reserve. Bolh Mr. and Mrs. Hobson are graduates of Canyonville high school. M r s. Hub' on is the former Rosaleen Mault. She will make her home with her mother, Mrs. Beulah Mault in Ashland, while her hus band is in the service. Mrs. Beulah Mault, former resi dent of Canyonville. has recently purchased a house in Ashland where she and her other daughter, Joyce, reside. Mrs, Mault is a practical nurse in the Ashland General hospital and Joyce will be a sophomore in high schiK! next year. She is a member of the Ashland city band which has a membership uf 60. Mrs. Brad Wynter and two girls returned to their home in Tacoma, Wash., last week after visiting a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Shaw, and other rel atives and friends. The Stiaws and Bud Schroeiler accompanied Mrs. Wynter to Tacoma and remained for a few days. Janice Wynter returned to Canyonville with them. Mrs. Mary Shaw of Seattle also accompanied them and is visiting at tlid Shaw home. Miss Helen Hnskin has returned to Canyonville for the summer. Mrs. Homer Radford, Miss Eve lyn Radford and Kenneth Radford went to Santa Cruz, Calif., last week to attend commencement exercises for Wilbur Radford who was graduated from the Glad Tid ings institute. He was a former graduate of Canyonville Bible academy. Mr." and Mrs. Hugh Carter of Eureka, Calif., were guest! Thursday at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bartley. On Friday they drove to Eugene to visit his his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Carter, and then to Portland to visit olhcr relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stanley and Mrs. Will Slock returned home last week from a trip to California. Frances, Maxine and Leon Oaks are visiting relatives in San Francisco and Chico, Calif. They are employed in the Myrtle Creek brunch of the VS. S. National bank. Bill Crowl is now in San Fran cisco, his mother. Mrs. Clarence Crowl reported tins week. H t has been discharged from t h e navy. In World War 11 Bill served three and a half years He was recalled in October. Part of the time was served in Korea Resides his parents, his wife and two children live here. He is ex pected to arrive home soon. Nationwide Drug Srort Closing Is Proposed SWAMPSCOTT, Mass. CP An official of the Massachusetts Pharmaceutical association says an attempt will be made soon to close 50.000 drug stores across the country for one day in protest lo the superenie court decision in validating fair trade laws. Martin F. Adamo. chairman of the association's fair trade com mission, told the annual conven tion here that representatives of 4 state groups will meet in Chicago within two weeks to dis cuss the closing. He said the Chicago meeting would set the date on which drug slore proprietors will attend mass meetings. mm S1IC0N0. .-?r.f ' 1. Scrrilb "amaaea (t.tr. tows' 'I tkn efcrt by MAX FACTOR HOUYWOOD...IO eraore your new lummer pertemallty DRIVE STRAIGHT AS AN ARROWS ...to HANSEN MOTORS for WHEEL ALIGNMENT Factory Trained Mechanics will save yon money. COME IN NOW! SAVE TIRE WEAR SAVE ON REPAIRS G' at Returns From Collogo Bob Berrie, ion of Mr. and Mn. O. M. Berrie, Roseburg, has returned from the University of Oregon for the summer. He will be a senior next fall. Visit Roseburg For Party Mr. and Mrs. Philip Morris of Portland visited Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Pi ice of Glide Sunday when they celebrated their golden wed i ding anniversary. Mrs. Morris was formerly Merle Strader of Rose burg. Visit At Pickens Homo Mr. and Mrs. N. Arthur Nelson of Portland and Miss Leona McDer- mntt nf SpAttlp urr. hnnsppilpsts ! nt Ur an1 Mr. Ivan Pif-lran. from Friday through Moirday. The weekend was spent at the Pickens summer home on the North ITmpqua. Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Pickens completed nurses training together and Miss McDer mott is a close friend of both. Return From Vacation Mrs. George Horton and daughter, Do lores, and Mrs. Glenn Archer and son, Larry, have returned to Rose burg following several days vaca tion in Portland and Canada. In Portland, they went to the Ice Follies and in Vancouver, B. C., they watched Donald Horton, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Horton, and his partner. Cookie Archer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Archer, compete in the Capilani regional skating contest. The two won third place and may go to the National Skating contest in Cleveland, Ohio, where they would have a chance of winning first I place. Both Larry and Cookie came home with their mothers. By MRS. EL DON THOMPSON Mr. and Mrs. Merle Clark and family returned home Saturday from Kansas where they had vis iter! relatives since the first part of May, Sidney Meacham went to Port land last week and returned with a new car. Leslie Crane was elected direc tor of school district 58 for a three year term at the annual meeting Monday evening in the school house. Another meeting will be held on Thursday evening, June 28 at eight o'clock, so the clerk's books may be completed for the school year ending June 30. Any bills should be presented at the meeting. Gene and Dorothy Meacham are expected home from Pittsburgh, Calif., where they went last week to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kerr. Miss Loretta Oleson went o n duty Monday at the Ward's Butte Lookout post, and will remain on duty until fall when the fire dan ger is over. The veneer mill was closed Mon day because a major breakdown occurred Saturday evening. Work will resume as soon 'as the ma chinery can be repaired. Small-Frys Herd Trout After Break ENTIAT, Wash. (iTt Ever hear of small-fry "fishpokei" who herd trout. Thii town bad 'em Friday. Entiat valley kids staged their fish roundup at a nearly dry mill pond, herding thousands of trout through ankle deep mud to shal low water where they were acooped up with buckets. It was a field day the like of which most anglers see only in their dreams. The atage wai set for the OPS less bonanza when the state Game department planted 40,000 fish this week in tne Harris company mill pond on the Entiat river. Most ol them were of legal lize. Thursday night the pond's dam broke. Company officials said the barrier was undermined by the fast-running river. IF YOUR PAPER HAS NOT ARRIVED i BY 6:15 P.M. DIAL 2-2631 Last Chance WARDS BIKE PARADE TO BE HELD June 22nd, 12:30 p.m. REGISTER AT WARDS No entry fees. Fill in your eitrV blonk today in Wards Sporting Goods Department. DECORATE YOUR BIKE A funny or original costume or decoration hos as much chance of winning os an elaborate costume. RIDE IN THE PARADE The real fun start! when the Parade begins. 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