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;w'";A-;: 'l wP- THE 1953 HUDSONS have sleek, low-sweeping lines and a road-hugging appearance made possible by Hudson's "step-down" design. Models are now on display at Roseburg Hudson. Front ends have been restyled with modern, airscoop-type hood ornaments blending into sleek hood lines. Luxurious interiors are decorator-planned to complement a wide range of new exterior car colors. Shown is the Hudson Hornet, record-smashing performer in stock car racing and holder of all national AAA records for stock cars. IKE AND NEW SECRETARY OF STATE A smiling John Foster Dulles ..left) is escorted to door by President-des-signate Dwight D. Eisenhower after conference at Ike's hotel headquarters in New York. Shortly after the meeting Eisenhower announced through his press secretary that he had chosen Dulles to be Secretory of State in his cab inet. Dulles, 64, held the title of ambassador when he served as architect of the Japanese peace treaty under Secretary of State Dean Acheson. (AP Wirephoto.) Glendale DID YOU KNOW? Mt4r r j Your Christina budget will be cut in half. Personalize your gift by making them this Christmas with a PFAFF. A Sewing Center in every home SEWING MACHINE CENTER 400 N. Jackson Phone 3-7591 By Mrs. G. B. Fax Terry Paul Moody, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moody of Glendale. had his tonsils removed Tuesday at the Josephino Hospital In Grants Pass. Rev. Millard of Portland,' who has been conducting special re vival services al the Glendale Bap ti.st Church this past week, was ill Tuesday wim flu. Kev. Miller, pas tor of the church, will preach in his place for two or three days until Rev. Millard is able to re sume the meetings himself. Rev. Miller's daughter, Sue, has also been ill with flu. Bob Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Phillips of Quines Creek, has been ill for several days. Viiit From Washington Mr. and Mrs. Gene Smith and two children of Stevenson, Wash., were recent guests at the home ol the Ernest Pemberton family noar Azalea. Bill Lewallen, who was Injured in a woods accident Saturday, Nnv. 29, is reported making good pro gress in the Sacred Heart Hospital in Eugene. He was allowed to lit up for a short time. Monday. Members and friends of the Sev enth Day Adventist Church in Glendale held a social Saturday evening Nov. 29, in the Union Hall. One feature of the program was the showing of the movie, "Kive Little Pepper. ' There was a good crowd reported. Glendale Area 1 Students Have Short Vacation By MRS. G. B. FOX The PTA clans to present i movie tor the uienaaie scoooi cnu dren on the morning of Dec. 24. In order to make up time lost by a late start this fall, and in order to make it possible to dismiss school by the last of May, the Christmas vacation in Glendale will be short ened. School sessions will continue through Wednesday, Dec. 24, and will resume again on Monday, Jan. Go To Redmond George Major and Bill Dyer Jr.. took a business trip to Redmond over tne weexena. Mrs. Jud Taylor has returned trom calitornia where she had a three-week visit with her new grandson and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill La Prath and children moved to Grants Pass last Saturday. Bill will continue to work in Glendale. t Several members of the Richard Linville family, up Windy Creek Koaa, nave oeen quite ill with llu during tne past lew days. Patient Released T. M. Sanders, for whom a call for blood donors was issued last week, has been released from the hospital following two blood trans fusions, bight or ten Dersons re sponded to the call last week and went to the CanyonviMe Hosnital to nave their blood typed How ever, none of them had the rather rare type, 0, R-h negative, which was required, and Mrs. Sunders' doctor is reported to have scour ed southern Oregon before he pro cured one nint from the Reri frnsv in Medford. Don Snvder. Drofes- sionai aonor, wno fives up Cow ueeK, proviaea tne secona trans fusion, out more is needed, and it has been requested that persons who are willing to help in that way see Dr. Ferguson in Glendale ami make arrangements to have their Diooa typed as soon as possible, The William La Prath family spent Thanksgiving weekend in foruand. Jack La Prath and family spent mid lumiKsgiving-weeKena in call lornia visiting wan Mrs. La Prath'i family there. Husbands To Swap Wives Via Divorces HOLLYWOOD (Bandleader Billy May is going to marry the divorced wife of his business agent, reciprocal mood, is going to wed Carlos Gastel, and Gastel, in a the former Mrs. Billy May. The Mays were divorced Nov. M fix) PJ Mt Sat., Dec. 13, 195Z The Nws-Review, Roseburg, Ort, 9 PRISONERS OF LOVE Let this be a warning to love lorn bachelors. It probably seemed a good idea when Italian honeymooners Francesco Pozzi and his bride, Miranda, had themselves linked together with a three foot gold chain to guarantee a "lifetime together." The radiant Miranda, shopping on romantic Isle of Capri, still seems to like the idea but Francesco hos that end-of-the-leash .look. (AP WIREPHOTO) Santa Says : r i "For the Gift of a life time go to Miiler's Sew ing . Machine Depart ment. See Thev'-7" Van CanyonviMe PTA Slates Meeting; Hoffees Leave On Vacation Trip V3V ti mJ .f For A Carefree Washday Take Your Laundry to the cHaandi roma t Half-Hour Laundry Main and Court Sts. OPENING MONDAY, Dec. 15 Rain or shine. It's The Modern Workless Way to whiter, brighter washes. Automatic Laundromat Machines, Automatic Fluff Dryers, Electric Mangle Be your own attendant if you wish or simply leave your wash, go shopping or visiting and forget It. It will be finished when you return. After hours, simply drop It In our handy drop in shute, being sure to include your name end address. aim dromat Play Presented At Joint Meet , By MRS. G. B. FOX The Wolf Creek PTA presented a play, "How the Story Grew," at the' Glendale IOOF Hall Tuesday night at the joint meeting of the Rebekah and IOOF lodges. Some of the players were ill, so two lad ies from the Azalea Grange, Mrs. Hazel McPherran and Mrs. Ray Rife, took their places. There was a big crowd, and the cake, jello. and coffee, which were served for refreshments, were excellent. The ladies, who put on the nlav. "consolation," at the recent Har vest Night meeting of the Azalea Grange, have had three invitations to present the play for other groups, one from the Wolf Creek PTA, and two from other Grange groups. Leader Visits Bill Star of Portland, who Is head of the Young Life movement in mat city, was guest speaker last Sunday at the Olivet Presbyterian Church in Glendale. He explained what the movement is and how it works to evangelize young people not easily reached by Youth For Christ or regular church services. In the evening, he held a meeting with young people of the Presby terian Church and guests from other churches in the city, discus sing with them the plan and how it may best be worked. The Presbyterian Women's Cir cle met Friday at the J. K. How ard home for a special program. To Speak Sunday In the absence of their pastor. Rev. Good, who attends school in Eugene, the Glendale Church of Christ has asked Rev. G. B, Fox to bring the morning message next Sunday. Several members of the Glen dale Seventh Day Adventist Church attended the Associated Mission ary Volunteer meetings in Med ford Dec. 6. This past week was "Week of Prayer" for the Seventh Day Ad ventist Church in Glendale. Read ings were held at the homes of George Standage, Cow Creek; Dr. Howard Ferguson, Glendale, and Louis Brungton of Glendale. Salt Held .. The Dorcas Society of the S.D.a" Church in Glendale held a food 'and gift sale at the Red 4k White Store Dec. 11. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dollar and their sons, Douglas Jr., Stephen and Philip, were in Portland over the weekend on a combined busi ness and pleasure trip. The members of the Oneness Pentacostal Church in Glendale have been working hard the past two weeks on interior finish for their walls. 21 the Gastels Dec. 2. Both wives alleged cruelty. Both have two children by their divorced mates. Howard said the quadrangle started when Gastel began man aging May a year ago. Everybody loves flowers and everybody loves to receive them. Choose Cowers as the perfect gift . . . choose them from us . . . always fresh ly cut, fragrantly lovely. The phone number to ItiiMmbtr It 3-302 oCidie 5 FLOWER SHOP 1 Wlacknter StrMt By MRS. MARY F. BINGHAM The Canyonville PTA will meel Thursday evening, Dec. 18, at the school: The school children will present a special Christmas pro gram at that time.' On Vacation Trip Mr. and Mrs. William Hoffee, owners of the Airport Cafe at Canyonville, left Saturday on a vacation and fishing trip to the Mexican coast and other southern points. The Hoffees stopped over at Mrs. Hoflee's parents phce in Grants Pass when Highway 99 was closed by snow, Thye will be gone until about March 1. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stonehocker entertained a group of Mrs. Stone hocker's associates at the Airport Cafe at a dinner party at their home recently. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bert Springstead. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lathrop and Mr. and Mrs. David Hardekopi. Mrs. Laura Yocum is reported to be recovering from recent sur gery at Emmanuel Hospital in Portland. She hopes to be back in Canyonville by Christmas. Visit In California Mr. and Mrs. Don Putnam and children visited Mr. and Mrs. P. 0. Walker at Taft, Calif., over Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. J. B Stonehocker were unable to be with their daughters, as originally planned. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kellar had Mr. and Mrs. Clem Tavennger and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Winkler as Thanksgiving dinner guests. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Herbert and children spent the holiday with rel atives in Eugene. Linn Herbert celebrated hi first birthday Dec. 8. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs C. W. Rimmell recently were Mrs. Kimmell s father, E. J. Ross: Mr. and Mrs. John Roldnes and Dr. Simmonson of Tiller; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reed of Eugene: Do lores Guthrie, Dolly Lamont and Clifford King of Canyonville. Do lores, Dolly and Clifford are class mates of Joyce Rimmell at CBA. Entertain Parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dowd en tertained Mrs. Dowd's parents, r. and Mrs. P. E. Peterson ol Tacoma, on Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lathrop had as Thanksgiving dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Lathrop and sons of Riddle and Mr. and Mrs, Harry, Fisher of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Moyer were guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Weaver on Thanksgiving day. The Herbert Mill was closed down until Wednesday, Dec. 10, while men from the Calvert Ma chine Shop of Boring repaired the carriage. ' Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Daven port left last week for Portland where they planned to meet Mrs. Davenports sister, Mrs. George Brander, and family,, who were to arrive by train from South Da kota. The Branders plan to visit Mrs. Brander's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Mycr over tho holi days. Mrs. King Released Mrs. Viola King, who was In jured in an auto accident at Ford's Bridge recently, has been dismiss ed from Myrtle Creek Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ross and son, Bruce, spent the weekend at the coast. They reported stormy weather and choppy water. Clyde Campbell underwent sur gery at Forest Glen Hospital in Canyonville recently. Mrs. Clar ence Tison and Jerry Covey, on leave from the U.S. Army, were listed as medical patients at the hospital reccently. MEW C---J SEW- HS EIY V Christmas Party Planned At Tiller By ALICE LERWILL The annual Christmas program will be given in the Tiller School gym Thursday evening, Dec. 18. The grade school will present the program, and Santa will be there for the festivities. Mrs. Stuart Williams and Mrs. Byrd spent Friday at Medford on business and shopping. William Badger, who has been ill, is now reported convalescing satisfactorily at hiis home. Residents awoke Saturday morn ing to find die ground covored with about two inches of snow. The regular meeting of the Tiller-Drew PTA was held in the gym Tuesday evening. String music was enjoyed and treats of candy and cake were presented to those in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Saulsberry and family are leaving this week for Gallup, N.M., to spend the Christmas holidays with relatives. Dean Henry and Ted Roadman of Umpqua have been spending the past week at the Vera Lerwill ranch. OMAHA WOODMIN LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY Protection Plus A. W. McGUIRE, Dirt. 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