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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1953)
Myrtle Creek CC To Make Awards For Home Decor By RUTH M. EVANS The Myrtle Creek Chamber ot Commerce is offering a total of $100 in prize to the family dis 1 playing the best outdoor Christ mas decorations this year. Resi dents in the Myrtle Myrtle Creek and Tri-City area ire urged to decorate their homes. The prize winners will be announced several days before Christmas. Sal SI. ltd The Ladies Aid of the First Christian Church, Myrtle Creek, is having a variety sale at Kusler's grocery store Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. George Thorsled and sons, Garry and Billy were dinner guests Saturday at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Don Buttle Th dinner was in honor of the Thor-' aifu a mm weuaing anniversary. The American Legion Fallin Post 123 oi Myrtle Creek held in- -4 0 MaxFactor ' knows what a pretty girl wants... f Creme Puff ...because she can pufT on her prettiest face any time, anywhere . . . with this com plete make-up in a mirrored compact. In a gay, pink "confectionery box." $p5 The Two-Step . . . because this gay chest of drawers contains the things she adores: Max Factor Face Powder, Rouge and Color-Fast Lipstick. Color harmonized for a blonde, brunette, brownette or redhead $280 Other Max Factor $ilu . all gilt-boxed at no extra coit-$1.10' to t7.90 ' nand Care Pair ... because it keeps her hands soft and pretty everywhere. World of Beauty Hand Lotion in a heavenly-blue dressing table dispenser... and a little refillable Purse Dispenser to carry with her. $220 J- -f itiation at the Veterans Memorial Building at Tri-City Dec. 10. The degree team of the Forty and Eight Voiture 1221 of Douglas County performed the ceremony. Six candidates were given the ob ligation. The degree team consisted of "Pop" Wulf. Homer Hungerford. Les Aiken. Eddie Barnes, Ted Dauber. Win Truett, Mel Davis, 'Butch ' Bnner. Hrfrry Garber. Sub-District Com mander of the American Legion, was present and gave a short talk on the American Legion. Tne Ohnstmas pageant, "T n e Holy Nativity," will be presented at the Myrtle Creek Methodist Church Sunday at 7:30 p.m. A Christmas party will be held at tne ctiuwjft Dec. in Dy tne Meuio dist Youth Fellowship. The Wom an's society of Christian Service will have luncheon together at the church Dec. 17th. followed by a Christmas party. There will be an exchange of gifts. VJ 112 N. JACKSON Dillard Church To Observe Yule By ROSA HEINBACH Christmas will be observed at the Dillard Methodist Church on Sunday beginning with a program for the primary and pre-school children at 10 a.m. At the 11 o'clock worship hour the choir will give Christmas music under uie leadership ot Paul Dodd. The pastor's message will be "They Came With Haste." The principal Christmas pro gram will be at 7:30 p.m. It will De presented oy uie juniors, in termediates and young adults, Special music will be presented by the senior Methodist youth fellow ship. Everyone is asked to bring a toy or a candy bar for the local children's basket of Christmas cheer. Travels To Th East Mrs. Elizabeth Bryce left Thurs day for the East to spend several months visiting her sons and daughters in Detroit, Chicago andi I'miaaejpma. Mrs. Bryce, who makes her home with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.' George McDowell, and sons, Alec and Eddie, in south Dillard, was called home recently to the bed side of her son. Russell Bryce, who was critically ill in a Port land sanitarium. Bryce is report ed to be slowly recovering from the complications of injuries now at ms nome in south Dillard. Mrs. Wade Gentry is reported to be recovering satisfactorily in the Mercy Hospital in Roseburg from a prolonged siege of yellow jaundice according to word from her son, Jerry Gentry. She will be able to come borne from the hospital in about a week. Navy Man Discharged Oliver Fosback has been dis charged from the Nay and re turned 'home. He has been doinz oversea duty In the past year and arrived in San Diego about 10 days ago. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fos back and daughter-in-law, Mrs. 01 ivcr Fosback and daughter, Patsy and Lois Fosback made' the trip to San Diego to meet rosoacK and bring him to Dillard. 'Mrs. Joe Tealer, recent resident ot Dillard was a weexena guest of ner son-in-law and aaugnter, Mr. and Mrs. Loyde Remming ton and family. When she returned to her new home in Salem Sunday she took their daughter and chil dren home with her for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Manske enter tained the former's brother and NCA T.l.ph.1. WELL-EARNED REST-Raymond L. Cote of Saco, Me., enjoys a smoke at Frankfurt, Germany, and thinks about Ms six-day, unre lieved stretch of guard duty on the Rhine River. Assigned to guard two boats during maneu vers, his outfit went off and forgot him. German children brought bim sandwiches after his rations gave out. Eventually his outfit was "reminded" and relieved him. He was promoted to private first class for his "strong sense of duty, judgment and dependability." Thur. Dec. 17, 1953 Tha Ntwt-HtWtw, Hoieburg, On. t. Community News Items Leave Hospital The following' patients of Community Hospital re turned to their homes Tuesday: I Mrs. William Gildersleeve and Rudolph Nelson of Oakland, Del-I bert Frazier of Myrtle Creek, Mrs.' Harvey Shelley, Mrs. Clell Wood cock. Mrs. Marshall Wheeler and George Stradcr of Roseburg. Back From Hospital James' Kenny of Camas Valley, who had surgery at Forest Glen Hospital in Canyonville, was able to return to his home the first of the week.l From Glide Austin Dumont of Glide returned to Mercy Hospital, Tuesday for further medical treatment. In Mercy Hospital Phyllis' Ledbettcr of Myrtle Creek entered Mercy Hospital Tuesday for med ical treatment. - L.av. Hospital Mrs. Holly Holcomb and Mrs. Carl Erickson,! who have been in Mercy Hospital, i returned to their homes in-Rose-' burg Wednesday.- Leaves Fer Holidays Ethel Skavdal of Roseburg left Thurs day for a trip over the holidays. In Grants Pass she visited in grid Anderson formerly of Rose burg. From there she will go to Eureka to visit her son, Robert. She plans to spend the holiday with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis, in Olympia, Wash. Civil Service Positions Open To Applicants Jack Calkins, U. S. Civil Service Roseburg Post Office, reports ex aminations lor tne following posi tions in the federal service: Dietitian, $3,410 and $4,205 a year, for duty in hospitals and re gional offices of the Veterans Ad-! ministration throughout the coun-1 try and in Puerto Rico; element ary teacher, $3,410 a year, for! duty in the Bureau of Indian At- fairs in various sections of the country; and veterinarian, $4,205 to $7,040 a year, for positions prin cipally in the Bureau of Animal Industry, within the U, S. The commisssion also announces applications will be accepted for positions of resident in hospital ad ministration, $2,200 a year, and dietetic intern, $1,800 a year, for training in Veterans Administra tion hospitals. ShoppTngLate? Blue, red, green I or jet black ink. I f .I . LXC i 1 A . - .?7.:a' I i v n m . GIVE A PAPER-MATE! THE WORLD-FAMOUS PEN MOST EVERYONE WANTS fer Christmas! Here's why a Paper-Mate Pen is such a practical and warded gift: PEN CAN'T LEAK. No more ink-stained clothing INK CAN'T TRANSFER. No more smeared writing. No more messy ink rubbing oft" onto fingers and back of hand. II WiVC a PI FAN POINT. Retractable point never needs wiping. Seven smart color stylings: New Paper-Mate white with gold or chrome; black, brown, red or green with gold; or black and chrome. UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED Askforfret gifibox. STARTING SATURDAY OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. 'TIL DECEMBER 24 Fred Meyer tnm tuiiiir iurf FOR TMUFtv llrf 112 N. JACKSON wife last week, recently from Fair banks. Alaska. Alter a two - aav visit with relatives they left for Fnoenix to spend tne winter, xney will return to Alaska in the spring where he la engaged in the mining SEE THE NEW DODGES ' J PLYMOUIHS ON DISPLAY! AN-ALL-EXPENSE MM PAID TRIP TO ROSE BOWL GAME Plus 20 Other Prizes Awarded DEC. 19! 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Reg. 12.95 General Electric Electric Iron Light Weight Thermostatic Control 1000 Watt Element Reg. 10c Christmas Gift Wrap Or Ri 3 fcr i boon Humidor Fresh Cigars RIO TANS Box of 50 4 60 KING EDWARD Box of 50 2.75 RED DOT Box of 50 3.65 HEADLINE Tin of 25 1.75 Bey thsCirton ni $ 111 19 Philip Morris Cigarettes Carton of 10 pkgt. I , 50e Chilli Morris 'ciKiiit,, Cl(irillti Kins; Size Uli thrlflj riM prtw. K9ES Tobacco Setiiom Reg. 25c Top Spred .117' u: Limit 3 112 NORTH JACKSON
