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Frl.f Mar. 21, 1952 The News-Review, Reseburf, Ore. 9 HAVE OIL ON HAND FOR EASTER DAY, IKI CASE OLD SOU SHOULD STAY AWAY Roseburg Man Returns From Overseas Duty Sgt. Tyrus Lovelace, son of Mr. and Mrs. . G. Lovelace of Rose, burg, recently departed from duty with Gen. Matthew B. Ritigway's Honor Guard Company in Tokyo to return to the United States, Lovelace, a veteran of Korean combat duty, served with the Hon or Guard as a platoon sergeant. During the early part of the Kor ean campaign, he was a member of the 1st Raider Company, serv ing with that unit for seven months prior to joining the Honor Guard. While in Korea he was awarded the Korean Service Rib bon with three campaing stars and one arrowhead, representing an in itial assault on an enemy - held beach. A graduate of Eugene High School and former student at the University of Oregon, Lovelace en tered the Army in 1948 at Fort Ord, Calif. He arrived in the Far East in 1949. ENLISTS Lloyd Gale Springs, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Springs, Ump qua Star Route, Oakland, has en listed in the Marines, according to the local recruiting office. Springs is receiving recruit training at San Diego. Before enlisting he worked at the Martin Brothers Box Co. L. E. JONES RETURNS Lowell E. Jones, Roseburg, is re turning to San Diego, Calif., aboard the aircraft carrier USS Essex. The huge vessel has been operat ing in Korean waters for nine months. There Are Better Appliances! ...they are REFRIGERATORS FREEZERS R A N G E S WATER HEATERS at your appliance store fnmntm 4ti 222 W. Oak, Dial 3-4337 Where Budget Terms Are Yours For The Asking. Myrtle Creek, Phone 1345 , 'j ,-.vx : p I' ! - 1 w After weighing the situation thoroughly, 1 found that Umpqua Cleaners' all-'round cleaning service is the best in town. UMPQUA CLEANERS "Your Garmentition" 321 Main St. ' Phone 3-5444 Free Pickup & Delivery Evangelism Program Set By Methodists With the coming of Dr." Roy A. Fedje of Portland as the guest leader and some nine other Meth odist ministers of churches from Elkton on the north to Days Creek on the south and their respective guest leaders, Roseburg Method ism will begin operations Friday March 21 as a "secondary cen ter" of the United Evangelistic Mission of Methodism in the Pa cific Northwest. Final preparation will be made for these Umpqua Methodist Churches to participate in this pro gram of evangelism that has been moving across the denomination, at a banquet Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the First Methodist Church. All of these ministers participated in a similar mission in the Portland area just a week ago. The mis sion now moves out into the re maining portion of the state. It is a program of united shar ing, witnessing and worshipping, says the Rev. W. A. MacArthur. Every Methodist Church in the en tire northwest, Washington, Idaho, Oregon, has been, or will be this week, engaged in Hie program of preaching and visitation evangel ism. Each Methodist minister has been- a guest leader in some other church as well as a host pastor I when his own congregation was I involved in the mission. Dr. Fedje will lead seminars with these pastors every morning i on the mechanics of membership I training classes, methods of as. I simulating new members into the organizations of the church and other essentials of good church- manship. Dr. S. Raynor Smith, superintendent of the southern dis I trict will also be in the city during the week to assist in the mission. Probata Orders Issued In Two Estates Hera Grace B. Hildeburn, Roseburg, was appointed Wednesday as ex ecutrix of the estate of hor late husband, Harry J. Hildeburn, who died at Roseburg March 8. Legatees named in the will arc Kie widow; a son, Harry J. Hilde- Durn jr., umana, Neb., and a daughter, Adeo Sua Reed, Hoqui am, Wash. Value of the estate was estim. ated at $25,000. Appointed apprais ers Wednesday were W. F. Chap man, J. A. Harding and C. W. Wharton. The estate of ICnei Doshua Chil son, who died at Roseburg Feb. 9, is valued at 22,187.65, according to an inventory filed Wednesdav. Appraisal was by Bonnie Daug'h erty, Mary Monk and Randall Young. Benjamin F. Chilson, 414 E. Second ACve. W., widower, is a ministrator. YOUTH ACCUSED A 17-year-old Portland youth was arrested here by sheriff's deputies On A nPttV larinv rhirna Mia i sheriff's office reported. He' was released Wednesday to Multnomah County authorities. Ciatb'd Studio THIRD ANNUAL BABY CONTEST Enter Your Baby Now GRAND PRIZE $75 Second Prize $50 Third Prize $25 10 OTHER FINE PRIZES Dial 3-8526 Today make on appointment to have your baby's picture made ond entered in this big contest. All photographs will be posted in our studio after April 17 ond will be voted on by the public. Your baby's success in this contest will depend on ex pression, popularity ond photogenic qualities. Age Limit 6 months to 6 years CLARK'S STUDIO-105S. Jackson SATURDAY ONLY! Its DOLLAR DAY at Miller's. The most super DOLLAR RAY you hove ever seen or heard about. During this STORE-WIDE SALE you will find on every floor, our regu lar high quality merchandise lots of it at the ridiculously low price of ONE DOL LAR. Be here when the doors open to be sure of a complete selection of these fabulous bargains. CUPS and SAUCERS IMPORTED BONE CHINA Reg. 1.95 NOW 1.00 I Set FLORAL CHINTZ 36" Wide - Values to 1.59 .00 NOW ' 1 YARD RAYON CURTAINS White Panel - Reg. 1.59 1.00 I v. NOW EACH RECORDS Large Group - 78 r.p.m. 1.00 2 FOR I TOWELS Fingertip Size All Colors 1.00 HI 3 FOR 1 BABY BOTTLES Bouncer, Regular 1.35 r. T-SHIRTS Full Combed Yarns - Fast Colors Sizes 1-6 NOW 1 .00 ONE GROUP LADIES' GLOVES 1 1.00 2 PAIR I Aft r.'ftffB If WW . Ladies' Handkerchiefs Values to 98c . 1.00 4 FOR I . LADIES' HOSIERY I Discontinued colors-Values to 1.95 All Leg Lengths .00 Remember, Saturday is the one ana" ' only day for this sale, so be sure to hurry in to Miller's for DOLLAR DAY bargains.' STORE HOURS 9:30 to 5:30' AIR SPRAY ROOM DEODORIZER .4 Fragrances 3 BOTTLES r.oo'; 36" CORDUROY Selection of 12 Colors Regular 1.59 . ... . NOW 1.00. - I - YARD RAYON PRINTS 39" and 42" wide-Reg. 1 ,69 1.00 I NOW YARD . MEN'S GOLF, CAPS with Colored Glasses - Reg. 1.50 " 1.00 ... NOW I ' - MEN'S T-SHIRTS Fancy Knits Regular 2.95 .00 NOW 1 HANDKERCHIEFS " van HEUSEN 4 FOR 1 .00 NECKYlES. , ASSORTED PATTERNS . 1.00 2 FOR I WORK SOCKS LONG WEARING . 1.00 3 PAIR I WHITE OX GLOVES FOR WORK. 1.00 3 PAIR I - PLASTIC APRONS Bib and Waist styles-Reg. '1.19" 1.00 , NOW ONLY I PANTS DRYER Children's Size Reg. 1.50 1.00 AUTOMATIC PLEATER Regular 1.95 1.00 NOW NOW 1 NEW SPRING FLOWERS LARGE GROUP 1.00 2 FOR I Roseburg's Finest Department Store i 1
