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10 Tht Newt-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Frl., Nov. 21,. 1952 LOCAL NEWS Rtctnt Visitors Dr. Gayle White and wife of Port Angeles, Wash., and John Fcigles of Harlan, Oregon, spent last week in Rose burg visiting with Mrs. 0. E. Hampton of this city. An early Thansgiving dinner was enjoyed. Feigles Is a brother of Mrs. Hampton. Gltmdfilfi Junior Class Plans Annual School Play Dec. 19 By MRS. GERALD B. FOX The junior class at the Con solidated Glendale High School has selected its annual class play, "We Shook the Family Tree." A teen-age comedy in three acts, it is taken from the book by huoe- DAD WANTS THIS FOR CHRISTMAS fang from 700 r.p.m. to 4700-r.p.m. Capacity It Vj" I cat lrn l.hf with No. AO-Vi capacity Jaubt chuck. . . r. 0-3C jtt HOMECRAFT jj fj " 11-inch Drill Press v . Z Ynifre orotid to own this drill press; it's 1 good. looking, efficient power tool . that s made specincaiiy tor ine nome short bv Delia, the industry's leader. What a lot of uses you can put it to: You ean drill with it. You can mortise with it. You can tout, carve, sand, shape, and grind. And you can do all these operations safely, easily, econom ically. See the Homecraft $ m flV5 11-inch Drill Press her 48 now. Priced low at Conilnici'on fao'uras provVe rtol valuer Frte-Ioallng iplndlt pmvldn freedom Rigid quill furnlihnl Ball-lhruK riesrloc HOID OiliaiiKiimciiL iiuuuin i.ww vj n f . "'i' "V" , ..................... -. wcu of other Krvke condition!, . " ctitioa depth drilling. Hiadqvarttfi for Woodworking Suppfftt oibitbruitof drill. 202 North Jackson St. Dial 3-662( HOW DO YOU KNOW IT CAN'T BE LET US REPAIR YOUR SMALL APPLIANCES 131 NORTH JACKSON FIXED? 'I 1 I TM-I It DIAL 2-2606 garde Dolson and dramatized by Christopher Sergei. ine play is Deing directed Dy the class advisor. Mrs. N e 1 d a Balch, and will be presented Dec. 19 at the Grade School Gymnasium. Members of the cast are Hllde- garde, Helen Bates; Mr. Dolson, Lee Mill; Mrs. Dolson, Rita Thompson; Sally, Shirley Oaks; Bob, Frankie Daniels; Jimmy, Richard Chambers; raige, Sharon Johns; Ellie May, Betty Reason er; Jill, Betse Sparks; Freddie, Clayton Weeks; Mr. Shermer, Art Clayton; and Mrs. Shermer, Doro thv Richardson. 287 Vote In Axalta In the Azalea precinct, 287 cast their votes. There were 347 regis tered. Judges were Mrs. Virgil McCol- lum and Mrs. 11a Quirk, with Mrs. Blaine Johnson, Mrs. Cham bers, and Mrs. Esther Derrig act ing as clerks. The counting board consisted oi Mrs. jniuara, Airs. George Wendroth, Mrs. Tbelma Larson, Margaret Hill, and Mrs. Walter Kemp. They worked until 4 a.m. the morning after the elec tion. Lucy Michel, daughter of Renus Michel who is proprietor of the Mi chel Feed Store at the corner of Highway 99 and Barton Road, is in Colorado taking her last exam ination for airline hostess. Mrs. John Strode was in Port land recently for treatment at the Portland Clinic. She was driven to Portland by her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Pemberton. Mrs. Jim (Maggie) Jordan spent nearly t week in the Forest Glen Hospital in Canyonville, with flu and comDlications. She returned to Glendale Monday and will con valesce at the home of her sister, Mrs. Virgie Whitsett. Ill With Flu Jack Church has been seriously ill at his home with the flu. Dr. Howard Ferguson had two tonsillectomy cases at the hospital in Canyonville Friday morning. They were Loree Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris and Tommy Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell. Mr. Schmid. high school teach er and lay preacher who is cur rently supplying the pulpit of the Olivet Presbyterian Church, is not planning to enter the full-time min istry as previuuaiy rcjyuncu. The William Dyer family will move Into their new home on Seth er Avenue this weekend. They Durchased the Fred Brown prop erty there several weeks ago and nave oeen paruany remuueung and redecorating it. The Dyers operate the Glendale Variety Store. Carol Major, small daughter of Mr. ana Airs, lieorge major,- was admitted to the Josephine Hos niinl last week, suffering a serious kirlnev Infection She is reDorted greatly Improved and the family is Doping 10 onng ner nome wis week. With flu and three-day measles In the family, Mr. and Mrs. Ger ald B. Fox didn't have time to get all the way around in tneir news collecting. Missed items may be mailed in or left at their home, the two-story unfinished house by irm old airnort. or with Mrs. Ella Mae Irving, the Farmers' Insur- I S . . . f WINS LARGEST PIE Jack Doyle, holding the largest pie, captained the team which took first place among four teams competing in the "every member canvass" member ship campaign, recently completed by St. George's Episcopal Church. Captains, left to right, are Hod Turner, Al Henninger, Gen. Curtis T. Beecher as chairman, Doyle and Art Sevall.. (Pictured by Photo Lab). , a nee representative, at the Glen dale Variety Store. Sisters Bear Children Mrs. George Reynolds of Glen dale and Mrs. Leroy Edwards of Wolf Creek, sisters, gave birth to babies at the Glendale Clinic last week just one day and one hour apart. Mrs. George (Nadine) Reynolds, won the race with an 8V4 lb. girl, born at 7:25 a.m. Nov. 12, while Mrs. Leroy (Betty Lee) Edwards had a 7 pound boy at 8:25 a.m. Nov. 13. Grandparents of the in fants are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cara way, proprietors of the E & V Clothing Store. Mrs. Kay straight naa major Grand Holiday Treat Ice Cream Serve our creamy rich Ice cream, In ' a combination of tempting flavors, ai a holiday dinner dessert. . See how the family cheers Its goodness and your thoughtfulness, too. Don't forget those very attractive Ice cream slices that have become to popular with holiday hostesses. We have thanksgiving turkeys, lodge emblems, happy birthday and many other designs that may be applied to rich, creamy Umpqua Ice Cream slices. Ploate Place your order 24 hours in advance at the dairy .... just phone 2-2638 LET OUR LABEL PROTECT YOUR TABLE surjery Thursday morning last week at the Forest Glen Hospital in Canyonville. She is reported to be making good progress. Members of the Assembly of .God Church . who attended the fellowship meeting held in Glen dale Monday night report a splen did group of meetings and dinner. Mrs. Ethel Manning of Springfield presided over the meetings. Mrs. Rimmel of Canyonville spoke at the women's meeting at 1 p.m., and Rev. Edward Byum of Fres no, Calif., spoke at the 2:30 p.m. service. At 6:30 p.m. Joyce Mum ber, who is sailing Nov. 30 for In donesia, where she is to .be mar- iried to Morris Devan upon her ar- was the missionary speak- rival, er. At the 7:30 service, the Presby ter of the sector, Vernon L. Clem on, Roseburg pastor, was the speaker. Between 80 and 100 at tended the dinner served at the Presbyterian Church between the afternoon and evening sessions. I Glen Studley was in Eugene at tending a lumbermen's meeting Tuesday. Want to malro pnla 1aur nr nn. I tato salad especially delicious? Then use basil or garlic vinegar in your dressing for the salad. Announcing The Opening Of Joe's Stove Repair at the Farm Bureau Dial 3-5022 USED STOVES and OIL HEATERS REPAIRED - BOUGHT - SOLD 'Just The Shade You ; Desire! You'll discover that we are mere than expert painters. We are also highly interested in the beauty that we create. Call Douglas Painting Co. For DISTINCTIVE DECORATING . John Zerbach N. Umpqua Road Phone 3-7177 HOME-OWNED ond HOME-OPERATED SE2 B'T B3R7 the truly Mfanced A great advance in car veal at no advance m price 4 jbodp types actually priced lower! Those who have seen it are still talking about it the first truly bal anced car in the low-priced field the beautiful new 1953 Plymouth now on display 'at your nearby Plymouth dealer's. It's the roomiest, most beautiful, best riding, best performing Plymouth ever built, with the engine increased to 100 horsepower, and a new higher compression ratio of 7.1 to 1. And Plymouth brings you this great advance in engineering and design at no advance in price. In fact, 4 of the body types this year are priced lower! See the greatest value car ever offered in the low-priced field. See the great new 1953 Plymouth nowl YOU STILL MAY WIN A NEW PLYMOUTH FREE! Bowl tm-tkt CM dir t nnpWdl M kM t-o boM SlYMOUTH DMHw at CHIirsia C0HFOMTI0K. Mnlt 3L IfkMpl Prirei include new cart and cash in the "Meet the new Plymouth" 125,000 Contest! Just tell us uhat you like most about the '53 Plymouth. Details, entry blanks at your Plymouth dealer's. But hurry I Contest closes Monday midnight, November 24. i
