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Pythian Sisters will hold i candy sale at 10 t. ra. Saturday, Nov. 17, in front of the J. C. Penney store. All members are reminded to do nate homemade candy for this sale. ri yt?lfiS:"1' lW PYTHIAN SISTtRS TO lnr 'XV.rgii. FraSL iponsor canoy sali : vl -"" THE ir ? MELODY INN W ' n Q'l'n' reservotloni 1 ' I! - Mi i iut i nanugiving ainn-r kvMki Wolch for our menu , , I ' VS 'PEN 2 PM- THANKSGIVING J SiSifi SPECIAL SMORGASBORD if wmY ffifr H'K "A 1 T0P. 0F THE HILl-IN WINSTON ju 'Sl NOVIMBIR MEETING PLANNIO SATURDAY The November meeting of Omi- c r o n chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma, will be held at the home of Miss Ina Farnsworth, Saturday evening, Nov. If. Following a potluck supper at six oclock, a business and social meeting will be held. rro sponsor dinner The Wilbur Ladies Aid Is spon soring a chicken supper and ba taar . at the Wilbur schoolhouse with serving to start at six o'clock Saturday evening. The public is cordially invited to attend. Select Your Shrubs from Our Stock of Over 2000 Plonts Skep eur lot for cemelere select!. Ne muUy peril! ... ad ere a raveled far your convenience. CAMELLIAS AZALEAS RHODODENDRONS CONIFERS DECIDIOUS Broad leaf Evergreens Gdn. Valley Nursery & Landscape . At the Too of the Hill On Hlahwey Plieee 7S44 N. OP W. TO HOLD TURKEY DINNER MONDAY EVENINO Lilac circle No. 49, Neighbors of Woodcraft, will hold a six-thirty o'clock turkey dinner Monday mgnt at the I OOF hall. The circie vill furnish the turkey and It members are to furnish the pot luck. Members and their families are invited. A small charge will be made. KEYSTONE EVENINO CIRCLE TO MEET Te Keystone evening circle of the First Methodist church will meet Monday at the home of Mrs. A. L. Demott, 330 Marsters SL, at 7:30 p.m. Hostesses will be Mrs. Lawrence Rand, chairman; Mrs. Lyle Eddy, Mrs. Eugene MacElroy, Mrs. Charles Ostran der, Mrs. Clyde Chitwood and Mrs. F. A. Ward. GRANGE PRESENTS PLAY The South Deer Creek Orange Mil present a three-act play at at 1 p.m. The play is a comedy Dixonvilie hail, Saturday. Nov. 17 entitled "Billy's Goat," and the proceeds will be used for improve ments on the hall of the South Deer Creek grange. The ladies of the Grange will sell pie, cake and coffee. ASSOCIATED BUSINESS WOMEN'S CLUB TO MEET The Associated Business Wom en's club of Sutherlin will meet Mnnrlav at tho home of Mrs. Lou i Welsh. All members are cordially Invited to attend. . . FOR-YOUR ' DESSlRTSgj)'" Top off that big family dinner Thanksgiving Day with a slice of Chocolate centered va nilla ice cream. Umpqua lea Cream with a turkey center mode of chocolate ice cream will bring a gleam into your friends' and famity'i eyes. Serve it at a dessert or servo Turkey Centered Umpqua Ice Cream to your friends when they drop in over the Thanks giving week-end. This brick ice cream is made especially for your enjoyment at this glorious time of the year. LET OUR LABEL PROTECT YOUR TABLE. Cranberry Sherbet Is In keeping with the teaton. Serve this fin mellow sherbet during Thanksgiving. I right red in color, rich and creamy In texture and to delicious that it will bring praise to you as a hottest. Buy torn now and serve Thanksgiving. . Thest Thanksgiving special let creams and sherbets are available at your favorite grocer's. Buy a quart today! RICE VALLEY COMMUNITY CLUB TO HOLD CARD PARTY The Rice Vslley Community club will hold a card party at the hall Saturday evening, Nov. 17, at eight o'clock. Refreshments will be served and prizea will be awarded. Local News I hi. Nov. U. I til -The Newt-Review, Rosebura, Ore, t Vert Requests For Training WIN Be Reviewed Home Prom Navy Donald Broadwater, Roseburg, is home from the navy on leave. Don was graduated from Roseburg Senior high school last June. Home From Hospital Judy Ann Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Smith of Roseburg returned to her home Thursday after spending a couple of days in Mercy hospital. Assigned Te Panama Canal Geo.ge Packard, Roseburg, sent word to relatives that he has been shipped from Bremerton, Wash., to Panama canal to serve with the navy, in which he enlisted. Class Reunion Planned The class of 1951, which was grad uated from Roseburg Senior high school, will holds its reunion during the Christmas vacation. Cards have been sent to the grad uates informing them of details connected with the celebration. Snondina Weekend In Portland Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Erickson, owner and operator of the Kol etta Skating rink in Roseburg, are spending the weekend in Port land, where they plan to attend the skating show being presented there. Return Te Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Larry Watson and children, Mary Ann, Martha Gay and Lorry have returned to their home it Eugene, following a few days in Roseburg visiting Mrs. Watson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Bu bar. Mrs. Watson is the former Gay Bubar of this city. Back From Portland Mrs. Leland Van Allen has returned to her home lin Laurelwood, f o 1 lowing a trip to Porland to attend a school of instruction under the auspices of the Federation of Gar den clubs. She plans to attend a similar school of instruction In six months and upon completing the course, will be an accredited: judge for garden shows. Open House Scheduled The Heinline Kiddies school kindergar ten will hold open-house at a.m. Monday at the school in the Kohl hagen building, at which time par ents of the children are Invited to. attend the Thanksgiving pro gram. The program will be high, lighted with short play, written by Miss Wlshart of the Roseburg Public library. Daughter Bern A daughter, Leslie Ann, weighing nine pounds and one-fourth ounces, was born Friday, Nov. 9, to Mr. and Mrs. M. h. Spalding in Grants Pass. The Spaldings also have a daugh ter, Libby Lee, two and a half years of age. Mrs. Spalding is the former Sally Zoe Bates, daugh ter of Mrs. Nova G. Bates of this city. Mrs. Bates plans to go to Grants Pass to spend the week end with the Spaldings. Mured In Accident Mr. and Mrs. David McKillop of Long Beach, Calif., are in a hosital in a hospital at Red Bluff, Calif., where they are receiving treat ment for serious injuries suffered Ik a kaa.nn Blltnmnhilo fllfMpnt near Red Bluff. David McKillop is a broiner ot u. n. mciuiui, former Roseburg resident now Hy ing at long Beacn. ine mini McKiUops have visited here a number of times at the home of Mrs. D. R. McKillop's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Bubar, on S. Cbadwick street. WASHINGTON UP) -The Ve- erans administration aay it will review all the applications which it has rejected from veterans of the Korean campaign who asked for vocational training. VA said It wants to determine whether inmi ?nn r-taA ans have since become eligible for! trninin0 ISnrfal. nam la... aaaa ' Oct. 11. Th sgncy added that the review will be automatic. "Veterans whose requests had been turned down need not file new applications," VA said. "Those who are eligible under the new law will be notified." Before Oct. 11, vocational train ing for Korean veterans was lim ited to those whose disabilities re sulted from combat, or from ex tra-hazardous service outside of mmhit Under the new law, a veteran may be eligible for training if he was dissbled in service sny time after June 27, 1950, and not neces sarily in combat or under extra, hazardous conditions. Further more, the disability may have oc. curred anywhere In the world. DUFF DATED IN OREGON PORTLAND UP) Senator James Duff (R-Penn.), one of the leading backers of Gen. Dwight Eisenhower for the Republican presidential nomination, will be in Oregon Dec. 8. He will apeak at the conven tion of the Oregon Republican clubs, Don Eva, president, announced. 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