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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1954)
- .1' t. . WiV:. i 4 -'-vVMlYHr'1 Stf ,"f. ' fi fe SB PA SI PI KA CAMP FIRE GROUP HOLDS MEETING The Pa SI Pi Ka Camp Fire Girls met at the borne of the leader, Mrs. Edwards, Monday for a business session and party. Re freshments were served. Wednesday the group packed lunches and went to Umpqua Park, where a wiener roast was enjoyed. Veil For every hot-water uie In your home cleaner, purer, auto matic hot water. NO IUSTINOI NO COU03MOI The PatmmlUt Water Heater, with the tank of glai-fuied-to-itecl, CANNOT rust or corrode under Ui any water con dition. Now you can have all the hot water you need, sparkling clean aa the source itaelfl udget Prices Ey Terms f. l i J i x :: :.t '1 ;w I, ' , V Het Water fcyWInli v 50-GALLON REG. 159.95 SPECIAL! $139.95 KIER-CROOCH Plumbing Co. 230 N. STEPHENS DIAL 3-5377 MRS. BIELMAN ENTERTAINS SUTHERLIN BRIDGE CLUB Chrysanthemums and early spring Cowers were used about the rooms by Mrs. C. J. Biel man Wednesday when she enter tained the Sutherlin Bridge Club at her home west of town at a one o'clock salad-luncheon. Covers were placed for: Mrs. Earl Thatcher, Mrs. O. L. Tor rey, Mrs. Fayette Thompson, Mrs. Frank McCord, Mrs. Claude Kes ner, Mrs. Lyle Smith, Mrs. C. A. Petherkk and the hostess, Mrs. Bielman. For the afternoon of contract bridge, Mrs. McCord held high score and Mrs. Smith, the low score. Mrs. 0. L. Torrey will be hos ess to the Sutherlin Bridge Club Wednesday, Feb. 3, at her home in Laurel Heights. NEW IDEA CLUB HOSTESS IS MRS. MAGGIE FRANCIS Mrs. Maggie Francis entertain ed the Sutherlin New Idea Club at her home at Fair Oaks Wed nesday at a noon potluck lunch eon. Covers were placed for: Mes dames Betty Smith. Hallie Mar tin, Meryl Wahl. Minnie Abeene. Phreda Wahl, Miss Ehtel Man ning, two guests. Frank Martin and Jake Francis, and the host ess, mm. Francis. Sewing and visitiiwr was eniov- ed during the afternoon. The next meeting will be held Wednesday, Feb. 3, at the home of Mrs. Lola Rose. MRS. LARSON HOSTESS TO KNITTING CLUB Mrs. Laura Larson was hostess to her knitting club Wednesday at a one-thirty o'clock dessert- luncneon. Those present were: Mosdames Helen Hill. Evelvn Frotscher. Mary Buckbee. Helen Coor, Pa tricia uoieman, Jessie Brown, Marioft Weaver. Alice Martinson. Mary Reisenweber, Ethel Dies and me nostess, Mrs. Larson. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Alice Mar tinson Wednesday, Feb. 3. ADD A-NEIGHBOR CLUB HAS REGULAR MEETING The Add-A-Neighbor Club held its regular meeting Thursday at the home of Lorain Jones. A pot luck luncheon was served to Ruby Belle Kobernik, Rena Lewis, Ruth Schlender, Mable Garrick, Enore Fisher, Bertha Mack, a guest, and the hostess, Mrs. Jones, and chil dren, Ruthan.and Linda. Community News Items In Hospital P. A. Hunt of Roseburg is receiving medical treatment in Community Hospital. Patient From Tenmile Mrs. Leo Koepl of Tenmile was admit ted to Community Hospital Wed nesday for medical treatment. In Community Hospital James Grino of Roseburg is in Commu nity Hospital for medical treatment. Appendectomy William Don nelly. 7. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Donnelly of Roseburg, had his appendix removed Thursday morning at community Hospital. Will Attend Gam M. M. DU- !ey, Stanley Gordon and Norman wrcks of Roseburg are leaving Saturday evening for Eugene to attend the University of Oregon OSC basketball game. Guests From Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Endicott have as their guests the former's brother ir.law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Del Veltri and daughter, Luanne, of Priest River, Idaho, and a brother, Kayo Endicott. The visi tors are en route home from Okla homa, where they visited Mrs. Veltri's parents. Medical Patient Delbert Parks is a medical patient in Community Hospital. ... Son In Hospital Gary Stewart, 2, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart is in Community Hospital receiving medical care. Go To California Mr. and Mrs. James Tidwell and son, Steve, loft Sunday for a week's vacation in southern California. Brothers Have Tonsils Out Mark and Howard Sohn, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sohn, 380 Ter race Ave., had their tonsils remov ed at Mercy Hospital Thursday. Emergency Operation Mrs. George McEwing, an employee of G. W. Woolworth Company, under: went an emergency appendecto my at the Canyonville Hospital Sunday night. Hallmarks Home Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hallmark are back at their home on Overlook, following a vacation trip to Pebble Beach, Calif., to attend the Bing Crosby golf tournament and then going on to spend the remainder of their vacation in Santa Barbara and La Jolla. En route home, they stopped in Las Vegas. To Eugene Mrs. George F. Weseman spent Tuesday in Eu gene on business. In Mercy Hospital Mrs. Jean Gallagher, Rt. 1, Box 87, Riddle, is a medicat patient in Mercy Hos pital. In Community Hospital Wal ter Boyce Jr. entered Community Hospital Wednesday for medical treatment Confined To Home Mrs. Har ry Pearce, who has been ill for some" time, is still confined to her home. District Superintendent Here Harold J. Smith of Sacramento, Woolworth Company, was in Rose- uurg juofuay ana weanesaay vis iting the local store. VS. MILK EACH DAV Order Your Wood Supply Now SUPPORT THE INDUSTRY THAT SUPPORTS YOU! Planar Ends Peeler Core, 16" or V Sawdust 16" Green Wood f j ggigi: tsam 17) o us Fri.r Jan. -29, 1 954 The Newt-Review, Roseburg; Ore, fffi Resigns Petition Mrs. Mozelle Welch, who has been employed in the drug department of F. W. Woolworth Company, has resign ed. ., , Return From Portland Mrs.' ', Helen 'Offord returned last weeks v; erid from Portland, where she ws? called because of the illness of her sister. 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