MRS. BANNING IS
HOSTESS TO FRIENDS
Mrs. Ray Banning was hostess
t a demonstration party Monday
afternoon.
Her guests included: Mrs. Lily
Thomson, Ev McLaughlin.
Kathleen Weber, Leta Trotter
Opal Beall, Mildred Sherril Mar
garet Stiltner, Stella Odin, Helen
Davidson and Ev R
demonstrated the products.' Love
ly refreshments were served to the
guesis.
LUCIEN
LELONG
Acquaintance Package
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r
Joli Douquet
Perfume boxed
beribboncd, beflowcred . for
you, little gifts, favors, prixes!
Cologne, 2.00 and 3.00
stick cologne,
1.10 and 2.00
Cream Sachet, 2.00
Dusting Poutder, 1.50
Perfume,
vlogne combination, 2.00
all prices plus tax
ROSEBURG
PHARMACY
241 N. Jackson
'Dial 3-3415
What Do You Give
WHEN YOU GIVE
A PINT OF BLOOD?
12 ounces of water
2Vz ounces of hemoglobin
1 teaspoon of satf
1 ounce of protein
-1-20 ounce of iron --
Smalt amounts of
minerals and vitamins
What Do You Gain
WHEN YOU CIVE
A PINT OF BLOOD?
The everlasting satisfaction of
knowing thgt your priceless, pain,
less gift has helped someone to
live. For blood saves livisl But It
cannot be mined or manufactured.
It must come from the veins of
healthy men and women who feel
concern for the suffering of others
and know that blood and blood
alone con make them whole
ond well again.,
The Blood You Give
Helps Someone Live
GIVE BLOOD NOW
Bloodmobile will be or the Elk's
Club, Tueiday ond Wednesday,
Moy 25 ond 26.
ROSEBURG BRANCH
U. S. NATIONAL BANK
OAK AND JACKSON
S AND 7 DANCE CLUB
GAIN NEW MEMBERS
The 5 and 7 Smiare Dance club
met at the Sutherlin Cranes hall
Saturday evening with Mr. and
airs. Thatcher and Mr. and Mrs.
Leisenger as hosts.
Mr. and Mrs. Delaney and Mr
and Mrs. Ted Roadman wara vat.
ed to membership. Loyd Cornish
was appointed on the grounds com
mittee tor the annual picnic. All
committees for the picnic will be
appointed at the next dance nigh',
June S.
Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Thatcher and Anne;
Mr. and Mrs. Petherick and chil
dren; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stein
bach, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Backer,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nieolazze
Mr. and Mrs. Art Cass, Miss Nor
ma Barker, Kansas City, Mo.; Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Cornish, Mr. and
Mrs. Emil Nicolazzie of Chicago,
111.; Mr. and Mrs. Willie Leising
er, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mansuet
ti, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Woods,
Mr. and Mr. Bob Monett and Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Bringle.
TENMILE BLUE BIRDS '
BUST On SEVERAL PROJECTS
All Friend Blue Bird Group of
Tenmile met at the Ladies Club
house on Wednesday with their
loaders Mrs. Flossie Ison and
Kathleen Sypher in charge.
The girls spent the afternoon
making jig-saw puzzles which will
be presented to the Veterans Hos
pital. They are also planning a
scrap book in which they will
write the history of their work.
They are also covering a cigar box
in which the girls will place useful
articles to be given to Korean
children.
Blue Birds present were: Sherry
Franklin, Claudia Burr, Mary Lou
Bell, Monica Schuster, Margory
Long, Sharen Saum, Beverley Pe
ters, Donha Peck. Donna Bouras
sa, Linda McDaniel, Carol Lucas.
Carol Sypher, Judith Wilson, Vivi
an Sinclair, Jerri Edwards, Jane
Welch and Juanita Wambolt.
ELKTON HEU HAS
FINAL MEETING
The last IJome Extension meet
ing was held last Thursday at the
home of Gertrude Oompton. It was
an all day meeting startinz at
10:30 a.m. with a potluck lunoh-!
eon at noon. Marion Fisher and '
Gertrude Compton were the proj-!
ect leaders for the day and dem
onstrated "Main Dish Meals." :
Marion Fisher showed colored I
slides of Canada - following the
luncheon.
During the business meeting Or.
etha Sulotf was installed as presi
dent for next year and Dorothy
Binder as secretary and treasurer.
Mildred Taylor acted as installing
officer. There were 15 members
and nine children present. Mildred
Taylor was presented with a baby
gift.
OAKLAND PTA
INSTALLS OFFICERS
Officers installed at the Oakland
PTA meeting Monday night were:
Floyd Ross, president; Delbert
Spencer, vice president; Mrs. K.
ft. Lytle, secretary; and Mrs. Ken
neth Copeland, treasurer.
The group voted to give two 4-H
scholarships; give a. scholarship
to a student taking a teacher's
course; and to build a backstop
at thrXincoln School. It was re
sorted th $230 was cleared at the
PTA play.
A one act play and a skit were
presented during the program
hour.
Mrs. Milo Bullock and Mrs. Bert
Hill were chairmen of the refresh
ment committee.
ELKHEAD HOME
SCENE OF DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Record en
tertained at a dinner at their
home in Elkhead Sunday having
as guests: Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Brink and daughter; Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Brink- and three children
of Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. Get
chel of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs.
Marcus Brink of Cre9well; and
Mr. and Mrs. Laurel James of
Elkhead.
YONCALLA RESIDENTS
ATTEND EUGENE REUNION
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Holtan of Eu
gene graciously entertained at a
family reunion at their home hon
oring the arrival of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Canney of Minneapolis who t
nave purchased a home and will
make Eugene their home.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Canney of Minneapol
is; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edes, La
wana Carolyn, Patricia, and
George Edes of 9andy, Ore.; Mr.
and Mrs. Dean Hall, Rickey and
Karen; and Mr. and Mrs. George
Edes of Yoncalla. Mr. Canney is a
brother of Mrs. Edes. i
SOCIAL NIGHT TO BE .
SATURDAY AT RIVERSDALE
Social night for this month will
be on Saturday at 8 p.m. at the
Hiversdale Grange Hall. In charge
of the entertainment and refresh
ments wili be: Fred and Ida Kuck,
and Dessie and Cleo Tipton. Mem
bers and their invited guest are
urged to attend.
INTERCHURCH FELLOWSHIP
MEETING HELD AT ELKTON
Interchurch Fellowship meeting
was held at the Methodist Church
Monday evening. The Rev. Knight
was guest speaker. Special music
from the Drain Methodist Church
included r duet by Ruby Thomas
and Mrs. Heater accompanied by
Jerry Whipple. Miss Jeanne
ifoungberg sang a solo accompan
ied by Nancy Fisher; and Fred and
Rosalie C'emo sang a duet accom
panied by Mrs. Channer.
Folio win 2 the business meeting
refreshments were served by the
ladies of the church.
DYS CREEK CLUB
PLAN FLOWER SHOW
FOR SATURDAY
Days Creek Garden Club will
sponsor a flower show on Satur
day. Exhibits are to be placed
between 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. and
left until 4:30 p.m. The public is
Invited to come and will be the
judges before 3 p.m.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
GIVEN AT OAKLAND
Mrs. John Anglin entertained at
a birthday dinner Thursday eve
ning in honor of her son, Bill
Beckett.
Those attending were: Mr. and
Mrs. Beckett, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
Warner, Betty Martin, Mr. Hutson
and Mr. and Mrs. Anglin.
ELKTON WSCS MAKES
PLANS FOR DINNER
The WSCS of the Elkton Metho
dist Church met last Wednesday
at the home of Fannie Olemo.
Members made plans for the elec
tion day dinner Friday- May a.
Following a short business meet
ing refreshments were served by
the hostess.
BETA IOTA, ESA PLAN
SATURDAY LUNCHEON
Beta Iota, Epsilon Sigma Alpha,
is to have a bridal luncheon honor
ing Miss Doris Durch at the Elks
uud at l p.m., on Saturday.
Fri, May 21, 1954 Th Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. t
Community News Items
Spending Summer Here Hilda
Cochran of Sacramento, Calif.,
is spending the summer In Rose
burg with Mr. and Mrs, Niels
Hansen, 831 W. Lane St. ,
Here Tuesday - Jack Huff, dis
trict sales manager for Consolidat
ed Freightways, was bere on bus
iness Tuesday from Eugene.
Arrive For Visit Mr. and Mrs.
L. G. Ewbank of Santa Ana, Calif.,
have arrived in Roseburg for a
visit with the former's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Dent, on South Pine Street.
Enjoy Weekend Mr. and Mrs.
E. C. Patterson of Roseburg spent
the weekend in COrvaUis visiting
their daughter. Miss Lois, student
at Oregon State College. Mrs. Pat
terson was among Roseburg moth
ers of OSC students attending the
Mother's Weekend festivities there.
Dr. Seely Back Dr. Hall Seely
has returned to his office in the
Medical Arts building, following a
week at bis place on the Rogue
River at Agnes.
Attend To Business Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. Micelli of Roseburg
and Louis Fullerton of Winston
have returned to their homes, fol
lowing several days in Northern
California attending to business.
Here On Business Mrs. Frank
Talbot of Portland has been in
Roseburg this week attending to
business and visiting friends. Mrs.
Talbot is well-known in Roseburg,
as she is a past queen of Nydia
Temple.
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Visit In Roseburg Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Fair of Eugene visited
this week in Roseburg with the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Duren.
Back From California Mr.
and Mrs. James Richmond have
returned to their home in West
moreland, Roseburg, following a
trip to San Francisco. While they
were gone, Mrs. Richmond's moth
er, Mrs. Gordon Clark, of Port
land, stayed with their three sons.
Mrs. Clark left the first of the
week for her home.
Here From Iowa Mrs. Louis
Newmayei of I.e.Mars, Iowa, ui-
nved Tuesday to visit her parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Pattison. who
are In very poor health.
' Attend Festivities Among
Roseburg mothers of University of
Oregon students enjoying the
Mother's Weekend festivities on
the campus in Eugene were Mrs.
Dave Taylor, Mrs. Fred Hargis,
Mrs. A. M. Johnson, Mrs. A. D.
Parr, Mrs. Nona Thompson, Mrs.
W. F. Richman, Mrs. George
Weseman and Mrs. H. J. Winter.
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SUCCESS!
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EDWYATT
Representing Sun Life
of Canada
Douglas County Stat
Bank Building
Roseburg, Ore.
Phone 3-8184
KIER-CROOCH
PLUMBING COMPANY
230 N. Stephens
PIN
T0NITE TILL 9
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
You are invited to come in and see TV
at our store
YOUR NEW
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PLYMOUTH
IN DEALER
NIL STOCK :
H0TOKS, Inc
702 South Stephens St.
FORMAL OPENING r
SATURDAY, MAY 22
SERVICE POLICY:
FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS
Steady workers, fast, efficient, dependable.
MODERN FACILITIES
' A good place to work means good work.
UP-TO-DATE TOOLS
A must for fast, accurate work.
SPECIAL EQUIPMENT
That cuts time, makes your service cost less.
CONSTANT TRAINING
To keep our staff alert, up-to-dote.
REASONABLE PRICES
Only work ordered and performed charged for,
nothing more.
COMPLETE BODY SHOP
The department that really brings back thot new
car look, whether dents, smashup or repainting.
Our body men are craftsmen in this field.
COMPLETE STOCK OF PARTS
Factory made, they fit right, last longer.
It is a pleasure to announce our dealer
ship. While we have been in the auto
motive field for a number of years, this
is our first opportunity to offer you com
plete service. We also offer two great
cars, the sensational 170 horsepower
Fire Dome V-8 DeSoto and the new Ply
mouth which is beautiful in both styling
and performance.
Starting this week, we are going to offer
only topnotch service, genuine factory
parts, and reasonable prices to go with
these two fine cars.
We'd like to have you come in and see
our facilities and the cars on display. If
you know us, fine. If not, we'd sure like
to meet you. So come in soon, tomorrow
if you can, and feel perfectly free to just
look around.
We intend to be here permanently to
offer you the best in cars and service.
TFop alue
USED CARS
Not a big selection
dollar value.
but these cars represent real
$995
1951 PLYMOUTH 4-Dr. Sedan
Radio, heater and plastic seat covers.
Light blue, a really nice car.
1950 0LDSM0BILE 4-Dr.. Sedan
Radio, heater, Hydramatic and plastic seat covers.
Practically new tires. Maroon. This
car is really outstanding.
1946 HUDSON Super 8 Club Coupe
Radio and heater. Good rubber. Runs tlQsJ
and handles nice. Color, brown.
WE'RE IN THE MARKET FOR GOOD,
CLEAN USED CARS.
Get our trade-in allowance on your present
car toward a new Plymouth or DeSoto.
ma
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sales DeSotft Plymouth service
702 SOUTH STEPHENS PHONE 3-6573
Bill Stock