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-
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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-
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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.
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