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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1952)
Friday, iw 4, 1SS2 Tk Nwi-Itow, Rett buff. On. SO YfARS M OR&ON " We're hiving tn Anniveriory ar MilUr'i And our Anniversary gift to you it a fabulous solo. Not just any sale, but a super Golden Anniver sary Sale. To take advantage of the wonderful buys in all departments, hurry in to Miller's while these bargains last. . allergy free pillow that gives you more restful sleep PLAYTEX PILLOW Regular Size with cotton covers "in white, blue and pink. Zipper opening. Regularly sells for 7.95 Our Anniversary Price only 4.95 .. ' ' . ; ddwnsta i rs store mm'M L VfcS 'J a :TS. Colored Organdy Prisciilas 41x81 Assorted colors Permanent Finish Regular 4.95 pair NYLON PANELS IN WHITE. 43x81 " Regular 2.50 Now Just 1.88 ea. Now 2.95 pair EGGSHELL RAYON PANELS 42x81 Reg. 1.00 Anniversary Price 79c ea. PLASTlt GARMENT BAGS Clear with Colored Trim lAr Metal frame lAr Heavy plastic All sizes 42" - 8 suit size 54" 8 dress size Jumbo 16 garment size Values to 3.79 Now Notions -street floor Cotton Skirts SHEET BLANKETS--80xl08 Regularly 3.49-2.19 NOW 1.99 ' (Ik '' : and. SPECIAL Bates - tailored bedspread Single and Double sizes Regularly Sold for 5.95-8.95 Anniversary Sale Price: 4.95 Nylon: Miracle fabric night gowns to keep you cool on summer nights. ( SALE Zl Ill Values to 7.95 Anniversary. Price just 3.95 Sportswear 2nd floor LOCAL NEWS SEN EVA SUSLD MEETS AT PARSiTESS HOME Geneva Guild of the First Pres byterian Church met Tuesday eve ning t the home of Mrs. Tom Far geter on Melrose Head. Mr. James Loomi, president, presided during the business meeting. 1! w decided b the group to hold a picnic (or srmberi and their families Aug. 5, - Mr. If. Nela IJodeU gav an in teresting ta;k on her e-k s a Biuebird ieider during the paA yer. Mrt, Faai Wray r4used the program which' dealt with the Presbyterian Biission t Sheidoa Jackson Junior Colieg ti Ssik, AUsks, Ixsvriy bossfjupts of roses, sweet peas," "siiapdragonJ, canterburjr Mis, sad other flower decora led the living room and serving table. DeUctous refreshments r serv ed by the hostesss, Mrs. Tom I'argeser, Mrs. Morns Bosker, ; Mrs. jack Chapman, and Urj, Harvrjr Lucas, to the faHawins members and guests: Msdinss E. A. Nsuru, liaroid Glover, Hus seii iiagg, Hoyd H'skjpr, tisrisnd DeSpain, GetWR Ericksen, Wii iam Green, Ijojd Myers, Jmes N. Sims, P. H, SchuHj, Ceorgs N. lnci, Fish! W. Kieid. WS'Ham Burt, Ciair G. Wheichci, Fasi Wray, H. Keis Undeii, IlonaSd Monroe, Leo Martin, Robert Wtt, Aivord France, E. U, Appie, Iceland Hall, Rex Jones, and V, P. Shugart, NEiOHBOSS OF WOODCRAFT MEET AT ERSK1NE HOME The Neigisbors of the Woodcraft met at the borne of Martha Er skine for a one p.m. coverd dish luncheon and business meeting, A birthday cake was presented to Effie Croucher hy Bertha Worth, intfton.- The flub prize a wos by Kffie Croucher and given by Lilly Lohr, . , Those present were CjntWa Ger mond, MaUssja MiHer. Bertha Worthington, Effie Croucher, Mar tha Krskine, l,diy Ijjhr, l.ydia Hooper, Hsttie Nea!, Anna Mess. Etta Herbtsan, Edith Weltoa and Eddia Weiton, a guest. The oext meeting will b at the ; home of Effie Croucher, 1330 Balif s St., Mondssy, June t st W t.m, , to work on quiits. A on p.m. ssv-1 ered dish Suncheon and business j meeting will foiSow. Members are requested te bring tabla service. Raealvlssj Medical Traatasant Mrs. Esther M. Hsrphais Bese barg la at Mercy Hospital receiv ing medical treatment, tn Stn PttntiK Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Smith 'of Roseburg have bees spending th last few days at th Citft Hotel la San Francisco. Lnt fpr Ptrtttnd Mr. and Mr. V, P, Shugart and family ot Roseburg piaa to leave far Port land, where they will aee th ic Foliies, Spend Wuitend at Pert Orfard Mrs. Flossie Virden, Mrs, Minnie ( lark and V. Viviaa ligsdon spent Decoration Day weekend at Fort Orford ami other coastal points. They drove as far south at Cali fornia and returned via the Smith River cutoff through the Red woods, FAiS OAKS riNOCMLi CLU TO MEET JUNE f Th Fair Oaks Pinochle Club will meet Saturday, Juna 1, at th home sf Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Secord, east sf SutherlinT, Alt members are invited ta attend. fsinm$ Mr, Mrs. Ralph Arnsmeier and sob, Trta othy west ta Sedford Sbto wek im a coBswsefi business ana peasu, trip. Ttey are now vacationing in Ksftnera catifonua. WM its? Hr Satunbv Mr. aJ Mrs. Scott Willi ma and daughter, Julie, and son, Soatt, of CorvaUia are expected to arriv in Roseburg Saturday for a short visit with friends esresrts Is Saa Francises on a vacation. Attwrf XawoHHt Mrs. Harry Ssife at South Gate, Calif.; Mr, and Mrs. Woodrow Shraas of Port land; Mr. and Mrs. G?se Wtisef of BrowssviMe; Mr. and Mr. Clif ford IMlf ef CorvaUis, and Mr, and Mrs, le Wallace sf Ashland came ts Roseburg to rtteasd the George Shram family raasios Sun day at Weif Creek. Mr. Lilly 1 sheriff of Benton County, He for merly resided here. FOR YOUR FURS Fur Work By An f uprt Furrir SPACIOUS ftEFRiGERATED FUR STOSASE1 you look jtjfk i s sum 0r m - i ; - as this, I M ' yf '"',- , h-; " ! ' " i. i y J! J J rwi UU4 Shop verv floor, every department, for once in o life-time buys. Sorry, no mitl or phone orders can be filled. u v Whethor you're dressing for Jancsog, relasiisg, sport a nmsiisf, here the girdle that a joat right lor ysa. 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