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Newspaper Page TextMRS, MARY STONE R unuftBEO WITH PARTY ON 0th BIRTHDAY Mrs. maiy oiuiiri a m-iiuicu on her eightieth birthday Thurs day with a party at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barnes, in Dillard. The evening was spent visiting. Refreshments were served to: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barnes, Mr. ana Mrs. Lester Baldwin, Leslie Sietel. and baby aon. Craig; Judy Barnes and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barnes. FAMILY DINNER HELD FOR VISITORS AT GLENN COX HOME A family dinner was held Sun day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cox honoring Mr. and Mrs. Frank Etzler of Detroit, Mich., who have been visiting at the Cox home. Enjoying the affair were: Mr. and Mrs. Etzler, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cox and Jimmy and Bobby; Henry Cox, Mrs. Ruby Blood and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cox. KEYSTONE CLUB HAS PICNIC SUPPER AT UMPQUA PARK MONDAY Members of the Methodist Key stone club and their families en joyed a delightful seven o clock picnic supper Monday evening at Kiwanis park. Covers were placed for 50. . , , Plans were made for another potluck picnic supner to bg) held at seven o'clock the evening of Aug. 20 at Umpqua park. Mem bers and their families are invited. MRS. BILL HAGAN HONORED AT SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. Bill J. Hagan was sur prised on her birthday annivers ...... tuhon a ornun of friends called at hen home Monday eve ning. Gifts were presented her and refreshments were served in the patio. Those present for the affair were: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hagan an dsons, Billy and Johnny; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sweely, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foster and Frona; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kettleman, Mr. and 'Mrs. Delce Graves and daughters; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schrader and daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith. MRS. CAROL BURGESS HONORED AT PINK AND BLUE SHOWER PARTY Mrs. Carol Burgess of Sutherlin was complimented at a pink and blue shower at the home of Mrs. Mildred Culver on East Third av enue, Friday afternoon. The pink and blue motif was carnea oui ana a lace-covered table was centered with a bouquet of pink sweetpeas. A dessert-luncheon was served at two o'clock to: Mrs. Carol Bur gess, guest of honor: Mrs. Lois Mode. Mrs. Violet Fortin, Mrs. Florence Cook, Mrs. Ella Henry, Mrs. Maude Thompson, Mrs. Gert rude Hibbard and the hostesses, Mrs. Jessie Culver and Mrs. Mil dred Culver. Unable to be present, but send ing gifts were Mrs. Helen Himel- wnght and Mrs. Maude Culver. The afternoon was spent in play ' ing games. - DILLARD HONORED AT BIRTHDAY PARTY Karen Owens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Owens of Dillard, was honored with a family dinner party Friday evening to celebrate her eighth birthday. Dinner guests were Karen's grandmother. Mrs. Cora Evans and Harry Wisebauer. Guests ar- riving later for refreshments were ! Mr. ana :is. ,i. i. tuasiers ana Mr. and Mrs. GeorBacher and son. Bryce. Karen was honored with a birth day party Friday afternoon, given by her parents. Contest games were enjoj with prizes awarded to many winners. Gifts were dis played on the tea table and opened with great pleasure by the eight year-old Karen. Refreshments were served the young ladies from the lace-covered table centered with large sheet cake decorated with the inscrip tion "Hapny Bir'hday Karen." The twelve covers were miniature pink attractive place cards for the and green candlabra with lighted candles. Covers were placed for . Diane Trobaugh. Pamela Laurance, Da vila Nickles, Colcn? Newlon, Pa tricia McLennan, Suzanne McL on, Susan Trobaugh. Lois Wil liams, Dona Mae Moore, Glenda Lee Ridder, Linda Forrest, Patty Davidson and the honored gr.c3t, Karen Owens. For your convenience, theTollowing local HAVEN FOUNTAIN AND VARIETY Opn Sunday Until (F)P.M. Wtklo-'t. 10 A. Mr re 10 P.Mi Fiihinf Tacklt 1112 Foirhavin DIAL 3-4512 Rich-Maid Ice Cream Msdt Frtih Doily Paul Bunyan Conei (12 South Stcphoni Opo" 1 p m. to 10 p.m. S31 PATRONIZE THESE FIRMS EVERY SUNDAY " SLJ FORMER CANYONVILLI COUPLE MARRY IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Miss Clara Beth Erwin, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin, Can yonville, and Pvt. Richard Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs- Ray Smith, Canyonville, were quietly married by a justice of the peace at San Luis Obispo, Calif., July 7. Pvt. Smith is stationed at an army base at Camp Roberts, Calif. Mrs. Smith is employed in Paso Robles, Calif. She was graduated from Canyonville high school this year. RIFLE RANGE SEWINO CLUB HOLDS PICNIC LUNCHEON THURSDAY Seven members of the Rifle Ran Sewing club, three guests and fourteen children enjoyed a picnic luncheon Thursday at Ump qua park. In the absence of the president and vice-president, Lena Pfaff con ducted the business meeting. Roll call was followed by the secre tary's report. Guests were Mildred Tuttle, Mrs. Weber and Violet Woods. Daisy Armstrong and Virginia Welch veie welcomed into the club membership. The next meeting will be July 26 in the afternoon at the home of Betty Clemans. MR. AND MRS. BUBAR COMPLIMENT PORTLAND VISITORS AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Bubar en tertained at a charming dinner party at their home on Chadwick street Saturday evening in com pliment to their weekend house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker ot Portland. Covers were placed at a beauti fully appointed table for the guests of honor, Mr. and Mrs. Walker and Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Wade, Dr. and Mrs. D. B. Bubar and the host and hostess, Mr and Mrs. P. T. Bubar. Visiting was enjoyed during the evening hours. BRIDAL SHOWER IS LARGE EVENT AT BAPTIST CHURCH One of the largest social affairs of the month of June was the bridal shower given by the ladies of the First Baptist church in com pliment to Charlene Deets, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Deets, who became the bride of Merle Atkinson the evening of June 30. , A pleasant scoail hour was en joyed, after which the guest of Honor opened her many beautiful gifts. Lovely refreshments were served later in the evening. The lace-covered buffet table was cen tered with an artistic arrange ment of mixed summer flowers flanked by tall tapers. DINNER MEETING HELD BY ZONTA CLUB AT CARL'S HAVEN WEDNESDAY Members of Zonla International enjoyed a dinner bu.;ss meeting at Carl's Haven, Vveunesday nigln fifty 18. Plans were completed for the dance to be given at the Vets Facility Monday night, July 23. After the business meeting a Chi nese auction was held with Martha Wishart, president of the local Zonta chapter, officiating as auc tioneer. Members present were Luverne Von Schriltz, Emily JuHflVand guest Ann Kelly, Leola Gorton, Jean Smith. Edythe Landis, Priseilla Clarenbach, Edith Rariahaugh, Paul Gorton, Martha Wishart, RtU Barcus. Laura lies and Vir ginia Ashcraft. MRS. W. H. EGGER COMPLIMENTED AT PARTY THURSDAY Mrs. H. F. LeBeau and Mrs. A. J. Murray entertained at a charm ing eight o'clock dessert-supper at the former's home Thursday eve ning honoring the latter's mother, Mrs. W. H. Egger, of Portland on her birthday. A gift of perfume was presented to Mrs. Egger. Guests invited to enjoy the oc casion with Mrs. LeBeau and Mrs. Murray in honor of Mrs. Egger were Mrs. J. F. Dillard. Mrs. James Hughes, Mrs. Mitchell Moore. Mrs. 1. J. Bean. Mrs. Ralph Ohman. Mrs. Waller Fisher, Mrs. L. G. Twohy. Mrs. W. F. Amiot and her daughter, Mrs James Lo rigan. of Berkeley, Mrs. Alfred S. Anderson and Mrs. A. B. Collier. Contract bridge was in play dur ing the evening. Mrs. Collier won high score; Mrs. Huehes, second ard Mrs. Bean, third. The traveling prize was won by Mrs. Twohy. Mrs. Egger has returned to her home in Portland, following a few days at the Murray home. ?to 6 IRVPUGH'S CHEVRON SERVICE Cor. Jtckun & Douglas Gi Lubrication Tlrtl c Co.i (wjtt Shokoi Piettdnd Quirts Dairy Queen Drive-In S. Sttphtnl Acroif From Junior Hlfk School l(Sjiplot lrokHrlco Ainof Rtpoirt, Generate Roger's Shell Service 1101 HfrVard Arc.ua . . a MR. AND MRS. WADE GENTRY CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Wade Gentry, of Dillard were honored on their thirty-second wedding anniversary with a family reunion picnic at'M sid Moon, Mrs. William Wil- the park in Keedsport. Swimming and games were enjoyed by the group following the delicious pic nic dinner. Members of 'the family attend ing were: Mrs. Wallie Presion and children, Mary Anne, Jucjy. Susan and baby Gary from Klamath Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Lo"de Fer guson and daughters Anne, Joyce and Jeanie; Mr. and Mrs. Marion Withers, Jimmy and Donny; Mrs. W. D. Metcalf and two children, Brenda and JRoger; Mrs. 0 d i e Phillips, Joe, Paul and Sonya Lee; Wayland Gentry, Miss Gail Gray and the honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. Gentry, , , ' PICNIC DINNER GIVEN IN HONOR OF BIRTHDAY Mr. and Mrs. Fred Albertus en tertained with a picnic dinner on the river bank at their home in honor of the former's mother. Mrs. Arthur Albertus who was celebrat ing her birthday. The occasion was also in honor ot Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Eastman, and children, Gregory, Michael and Leta Jeanne ot Salem, who are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Royer in Dillard. The evening was spent swimming in the South- Umpqua river and later a wiener and marshmallqw roast was enjoyed wun me nicnic supper. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. East man and family; Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Rover nnH thpil- m-anrlhil. dren, Velma and LeRoy Bridge,' irom Lowell ; Bert Scholl, Dick Bonebrake, Mr. and Mrs. Art Al bertus and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Albertus and son, Gary, and daughter, Janice. FINDLAY FAMILY REUNION HELD AT SALEM LAST SUNDAY A findlay family reunion Was held at Salem, Sunday, July 15, at the W. H. Morley home. A polluck dinner was served at one o'clock. Members and friends present were: Mrs. Rachel Cobb, Med ford; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Branch, Grants Pass; Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Findlay, Mr. and Mrs Leslie Mil ler and Dale and Pat; Mr and Mrs im Findlay and Brenda; Mrs. "ohn Resner and Debbie; Mrs. Birdie Barker, Mr. and Mrs V. T. Jackson all of Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Madison, Kel logg; Mr. and Mrs. Burley-Wright, Springfield; Mrs. Fred (Jftnson, Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Brancn, balem; Mr. and Mrs. Os car Wright and Gary, Tommy, nooDie ana jonnny; Mr. ana Mrs. Dan Zed and Billy; Mr, and Mrs. Marvin Schidell and Jimmy; Mrs. May Humphrys, Miss Alice Hum phrys. Miss Charolette Tanzer, Mrs. W.Qp Morely of Salem, host and hostess. The next reunion will he held at the E. J. Madison home at Kellogg next year. The date wiVrKcna5ef-, 'home. be announced later. KRUSE FAMILY GATHER FOR FAMILY CELEBRATION OF ANNIVERSARIES Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kruse and daughter, Jnanie, entertained at a large family dinner Sunday eve ning. The potiuck affair was served picnic style in the spacious yard ot tne Kruse home. The celebration was in compliment to Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kruse, who celebrated their silver wedding anniversaries July (lTs and June 16 respectively. Mrs. Pearson is a sister of Mr. Kruse. A decorated wedding cake, baked by Mrs. Peamon, centered the long picnic table. En loving the dinner were: Mr. and Mci Harold Davis and sons, Edwin ; Glenn. Of Salem: Mr. and MrSfinrnoH ni-nunH In Incut. th nr '.Clifford Mabley, Mr. and MrsM uiarence aiauiey, mrs. conn my- ers, Miss Alice Mahn, Mrs. Mabel Helliwell, Mr. and Mrs. LeNoir Kruse and Sarita, Elinor, Lynelta, and Lynden; Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Arthur Busreway, Mr. and Mrs. Don KruseVMrs. Maiy Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burroway and Joan. Joyce and Bobby; Mrs. R. Neil Christian and Greg, Mark and Dean, and the host and host 1 ess Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kruse and I Joanie. firms b Chiih't Drue, Sft Rom Hottl luildine Phono 1-6S31 Opu Wk Nitfctt Till It Joorting doodl, Point "OloF fyi, n.rowort Doualatroint ond Hordwort TOt South Stiphinl B, 1 IT w, e; t 1. J r , Stomp (C) tPtMepptstH n PATRONIZE THESE FIRMS EVERY SUNDAY ON COL ETTA LANGENBER9 COMPLIMENTED AT PARTY Several employees of the U. S. National bank had a party for Miss Coletla Langenberg of Port land at the home of Mrs. Ray Ruebel. Miss Langenberg is a for mer resident of Roseburg and a former employee of the U. S. Na tional bank in Rosburg. Those present at the party were Miss Langenberg, Mrs. Ray Rue bel, Mrs. Martin McClay, Mrs. Ar chie White, Mrs. Clay Greenlee, ton, and Mrs. Bob Harris. FAMILY REUNION IS DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR . A family reunion in honor of Clifford " Herman and his guest, Corinne Griffeths of Tucson, Ariz., was held at the Fred Herman home in Laurelwood last weekend. Taking part in the picnic were, the guests and Mrs. Robert John son snd her two daughters, Roberta and Loretta of Camas. Wash.. Mr. '"and Mrs. Ray Fields and Mr. and Mrs. Al Frost, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Gardner and daughter, Sherryl, o fEugene and Mr Gard ner's mother, Mrs. Gardner of Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Heman, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herman, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Her man and son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pole and C. L. Hays, all of Roseburg. TWELVE AND WON CLUB MEET AT UMPQUA PARK FOR ANNUAL PICNIC The Twelve and Won club held their annual picnic, Tuesday noon, at Umpqua park. Guests present were Mrs. Bess Lounsbury, Mrs. William MunQck, Mrs. E. E. Em mitt, Mrs. L. S. Kershner and Mrs Forest Keller. Members present were Mrs. William Flock, Mrs. William Peifer, Mrs. Fred Hargis, Mrs. R. 0. Myers, Mrs. Thclla Webber, Mrs. Fred Ritzman, Mrs. Glen Murdock, Mrs- Eugene Prin cen, Mrs. N. E. Richardson and Miss Bernardme Pnncen. First event of (he afternoon was the revealing of secret pals. Then a lovely birthday cake and gifts wer presented to Mrs. Fred Ritz man, Mrs. Thella Webber and Mrs. William Peifer. The afternoon ended with games and exchange of gifts. This is the last meeting for thtvTfummer months. MERIfftTH GERTY AND ' CHRISTIAN OLSEN MARRY IN SPRINGFIELD , Miss Meribeth Gerty and Chris tian Olsen were united in marri; July 16 at the First Baptist chumi in Springfield The bride islifie daughter of Mrs. Marie Gy. She attended schools in Roseburg and Portland and later attended Oregon State college. She was employed by the Pacific Tele phone and Telegraph company for several years as long Jistanee OP' erator in Portland, SM Francisco and Pasadena, after which she at tended and was graduated from Southern Oregon College of Educa tion. Ashland. She was a teacher in the Sutherlin grade school this last year and after the close of school, was employed at Yellow stone National park, until her mar- riage. The bridegroom has been em ployed by Weyerhaeuser Timber company for a number of years. Mr. and Mrs. Olsen will reside in QrtrinrjfTkilH Ufhra thov have mir. q Glide By MRS. ARTUyR SELBY Byron Evans, who has rn ap pointed superintendent of Glide school district (2) and his family will move intoryne house vacated hv .Tnhn R. rrr on Autrust 10. ! Qrr was former uWinlendent of unae scnoois. im-y spent last weekend in Glide accompanied by Mr. ar0Mrs. G. Nichols. On Saturday, Evans and the NicholsOamily drove to Toketee Fails school, and Nichols drove a school bus back to Glide. He was followed by the Evans ca r.After driving some distance, he noticed that the Evans' car was not fol lowing. He drove two miles further and Eights on the vehicle had failed prnd all ot them had to return in the bus Mrs. Evans, who had remained at their 'Shie to paint woodwork, became starmed at their failure lo return. She stood on the shoul der of the highway near a water pressure Uank to wait for them. When tdjs) pump automatically started, she became frightened and took refuge in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parrish un til Mr. Evans and the Nichols f.imilvgot home. fj Mr.(Jind Mrs. Bradley Smilh and three children of Portland visited Mr. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith, over the weekend. Bradley Smith is an occulist technician in Pyrtland. Mr. Mfi!) Mrs. John Tymkowicz, who hsve occupied one of the Price cabins the past year, have ilwyed to Roseburg. Mrs. Tina Strobecker spent the tywkend visiting her daughter, Ajjp. Walter Norris, at Sutherlin. Strobecker is the nurse at tending "Mom" Doyle, mother of MriQJShellie Prince. Education, whichf reportedly universal and comoarsory in Rus sia, begins at the age of serim 0 WiwrM kip" kfo , 7 c kT" ..... , .wr - .. 1J4 TRAVEL EDITORS GET GOLD travel editors and writers now on tour of West, I preview this week of Centennial Gold Rush jubilee days to be held in Jacksonville August 4 and S. A four-horse team and wagon provided transportation for tour to historic spots in the old mining town which will observe 1 00th anni versary during jubilee. The visit included jaunt to pioneer Jacksonville cemetery with its sec tions for Chinese, Indian, Jewish, Catholic eflives in addition to lodge and general sections. Feature of horses' equipage was pair of arched bells used on early-day freight wagons, loaned by Charles P. McBetn, Jacksonville. On driver's seat is Jim Lawrence, Jacksonville, left, old time wagon freight driver, and Jim Ross, Talent, owner of horses and rig. Travel editors ere Miss Mary Parker, Mademoiselle magazine; Harold MeLelland, Wisconsin State Journal; Miss Patrice Monahan, Westways magazine, Los Angeles and Ed Jones, editor, Highway Traveler, Chicago, Mounted escorts were from Jackson County Mounted Sheriff's posse and Ladies Mounted troop auxiliary. (Brainerd photo) "TODAY" FULLOWS "YESTERDAY" This automatic hay fctrm muchines, is usuully pulied land, Pa., four mules provide are rapidly disappearing from animals. This farmer added a tubbcr tires (NEA Trleplwlol WORLD'S FASTEST AND HIGHEST The Navy announced that the Douglas Skyrocket, shown above being launched jfim a B-29, has attained unprecedented speeds and altitudes. The exact speeds and altitudes vera nsllven, but some sources unofficially Indicated the plane topped IMS miles per hour. The Skyrocket originally utilized Jet and rocket power, but not uses only rocket power. CHOW-CHOW RELISg, 1 gallon chapped eabbage 12 onions 12 grean peppore 12 red psspars 2 quartjehoppad green torn a Toas 5 cups suoam 4 tablatpcWi mustard 1 tablespoon ginger 4 tablespoons mustard seed 3 tablespoons calory seed 2 trrtjipoont mixed whole 2-3 quarts vinegar Chop onions and peppers. Mix all vegetables with Vi cup salt. Let stand overnight. Drh Add sugar and spices lo vinegr Simmer 10 minulsc. Then add vegetables and simirr) unlil hot and wcll-soa- Your Real Silk Hoy Representative It MRS. BESSTt CAMPBELL 603 Hamilton St. Dial 3-6060 RUSH PREVIEW Jacksonville, Ore., 4 t " ' by hii equally moaern iracior. the "horsepower." In most parts of the coentry, mules and horsej the farm scene, but Amish farmers still cling to traditional draught wagon hitch, seat and handbrake and substituted steel wheels for to convert the baler into 1 mule-drawn machine. soned. Pack hot chow-chow into hot jars; seal ai once. q CHERRY JAM (Yield: about 1 six-ounce glasses 4 cups prepared fruit (TV eupt sugar fl bottle liquid fruit pectin To prepare the fruit. Slem snd pit about 214 pounds fully ripe sour cherries. Chop fine and measure 4 cups into very large saucepan. To make the jam. Add sugar lo fruit In saucepan and mix well. Place over high heat, bring to a full rolling boil, and boil hard 1 minute, stirring constantly. Re move from heal and at once atirUhe homo. OPEN I P.Mrt 1 A.M. Weak Days 4 .&e 12 P.M. $uys Cloted Mondays Sot. July 21, 19S1 Th Ncws-Rtvltw, Rtmbarf, Crt. 7 Lion; club member, gave four A Ai Mi r baler, one of the most advanced -Bui on mis farm, near New Hoi- In bottle fruit pectin. Then stir and skim by turna for S minutes to cool slighlly, to prevent floating fruit. Ladle quickly into glasses. Paraffin at once. . )Nole: For stronger cherry flavor, add V4 tea spoon almonrf extract befora la dling jam. Q Sweat Cherry .Jam. Substitute sweet cherries for sour cherries in the above recipe. Use only 3'4 cups prepared fruit and add Vi cup lem'lj)iuice. T3t English language contains appwximalcly 700,000 words, as well as 300.000 more terms con sidered obsolete or tfrfiiitable for -TV ROSEBURG'S ONLY b0fo WE SPECIALIZE IN NOODLES CHOP Local j News Visiting Here Mr. and Mri. Elmer Sleen of Vancouver, B, C, are in Roseburg visiting their ton, Norman, and a friend, Jack Eb enal, at the Ebenal home in Cloverdale Park. Undergoes Operation Gar; Conn, son of Mr, and Mra. H. W. Conn of Riversdale, underwent an emergency appendectomy at Doug las Community hospital Wednes day, Goat to Camp Miss Suzy Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Lee of Roseburg, has left for Camp Tamarack summer camp near Sut tie lake for a vacation. Wins Cff.e Jack Mollard of Roseburg recently received a tele phone call from an announcer of a radio program in Los Angelse, Calif., and was asked a question pertaining to Robert Louii Steven son's wife. He missed the answer and $375, but was awarded a year's supply of a popular brand of coffee. Visit Hare Mr. and Mrs. D. Jons and their grandson, Don, of Spokane. Wash., were guests at the A. F. Suskdorf home the first of this week. From Roseburg they went to Medl-d, where thev were guests of t Jack Suksdorf fam ily. Mrs. Suksdorf and Mr. Jons are sister and brother. Riversdale By BEVERLY JJ)CHRISTIAN Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cox and their houseguests, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Etzler, Detroit, Mich., spent one day last week at the coast. They went to Reedsport and Depoo Bay and relumed via Corvaflis. On Saturday they made a 4fcmile trip up McKenzie pass to sistera and Bend. They atopped at Dia mond and Crater lakes enroute home. Mr. and Mrs. Etzler left Monday after spending ten days at the Cox home. Before visiting here, they had been in Canada. They left for California and expect to be in Michigan late in July. Mr, and Mrs. James Cottrell of Santa Ana, Calif., are visiting the former's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Cottrell and son, (dy. On Sunday, both farn- ines weni ui Liesweu, ire., 10 visit . Mr. and Mrs. Verlus Pasley. Mrs. Pasley is an aunt of L. W. Cottrell. Ronnie Young and Jackie and Denny Heritage recently attended Scout camp at Camp Lucky Boy on Blue river up the McKenzie highway. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Harmon spent the weekend at Creswelt visiting the latter's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs". Verlus Pasley. Accompanying them waj Mrs. Rose Harmon of Roverside, Calif., mother of Mr. Harmon. Gary Conn, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Conn, underwent an emergency appendectomy at Douglas Community hospital i n Roseburg Wednesday morninga Ha is reported to be "gettingSrlong fine." Wallace Cox is recovering from a 'broken toe, which he received two weeks ago. John and Morris Burkhart had a successful fishing trip at Winches ter bay one day this week. Mrs. Bert Stroud and two chil dren have left after a visit with the former's brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Emmett. Mrs. Stroud's home is in SeafiPA but she is leaving soon for Fait , banks, Alaska, to be with her hus band. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Harmon en tertained at a dinner Wednesday. Guests were Mrs. Rose Harmon and Mr. and Mrs. James Cottrell. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Squires and family made a successful fishing trip to Winchester bay over the weekend. Mrs. Frank Holmes has re turned to her work at Martin Broth ers Box Co. at Oakland. Dale Guiley is ill at his home In Riversdale. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cox spent Sunday in Drain attending a VFW meeting. Eric Trozelle W'fcl'on fined to his home a few daysTast week with an injured baf Miss Arlene Svuires and Mrs. H. B. Kruse are picking beans in Gar den Valley for Clifford Hess. Misi M arlene Emmett is picking at Ray Young's bean. yard. NOW OPEN COMPLETELY REDECORATED 0 RESTAURANT HOW MEIN SUEY ORDERS TO TAKE OUT? r : SOS N. Jackson o Dial 3-3291 136 N. Jackson St.. Dial 3-!