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Kl AE CLUB SETS WEDNESDAY MEET Roseburg Art and Embroi' Club will meet Wednesday after noon at the borne of Mrs. J. W. Bowman, 307 S. Main St. CAMAS GARDEN CLUB PLANS QUILTING BEE Camas Valley Garden Club will hold a quilting bee at the home of Mrs. Ernest Booth Wednesday with a potluck luncheon planned for noon. WINSTON-DILL ARD TOASTMISTR ESSES TO MEET Winston - DUlard Toastmistress Club will hold an installation din ner Wednesday at the new Doug las High School at 7:30 p.m. TO REPEAT VOWS SANTA MONICA, Calif. ! Keenan Wynn of the movies and his wife, the former Shirley Jean Hudson, have obtained a Califor nia marriage license and plan to repeat their wedding vows some time next week. Wonderful SHAMPOO Also CURLS and WAVES Hair Womtn who tiampoo with xcitine N EW Htrlent'l HAiK WAVING SHAMPOO ward it tha hlgheat honon. Not only dues M trUnt'a make hair ahina with cleanliness; not only do Mirionu'a make hair aof t. lux nrioaa, twicr to manage, with more body and lustra... bat more important Marlene'a actaaJly CURLS and WAVES hair with each hampoo and mU Cleans, really beautifies, area timeand money. Yoa have to wash jour hair anyway, ao next time try Marlene's. At drut V eoametia counters avtrywhtrt. FULLERTON DRUGS 127 N. JACKSON Local Community News Briefs Back From Band John Gross has returned to her home in Rose burg, following the weekend in Bend, Ore. Back From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Harvey are back at their borne in Westmoreland, fol lowing a month vacationing at Lake Taboe. Attends Wadding Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ferguson of Canyon ville have returned home from Los Angeles, where they attended the wedding of their niece. Arrlvts On Furlough Sgt. Bill Sumner has arrived from Che Air Force Base at Great Falls, Mont., to spend a 7-day furlough with his wife and their young son in Rose burg. Attend Convention Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hunsaker, Mr, and Mrs. Avery Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Sid Leiken are back at their homes in Roseburg, follow ing a trip to Eugene to attend Ine Democratic welcome to Adlai Stevenson. Rt turns To Brockway Mrs. Warren Carter and daughter, Ca rol, and Mrs. Carter's mother have returrned to their home at Brockway following a two-week stay in Long Beach, Calif, visit ing relatives and friends. Visit At Josit Home Mr. and Mrs. Earl Day of the Blue Moon Ranch, Medford, were recent visitors of the latter s brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Josse, Roseburg. Mrs. Day was Edna Farmer until her marriage to Mr. Day a month ago. They spent their honeymoon in San Francisco and then came to Rose burg to visit before going to Med-ford. More than 3 or 4 times a year! Switch to PERMA STARCH and you won't have to starch again for months! Just thlnkl Perma Starch lasts through 8 to 15 washings! Dresses, hirts, curtains, linens, children's things stay crisp for months! laty to Uul Easy to Irani Get Cm To Portland Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hackney of Glide made a business trip to Portland Friday. Visiting Brother Roger Miller ot Roseburg is spending a couple of weeks visiting bis brother, Von dii Miller Jr., who is stationed at Odeil Lookout. Go To Furniture Mart Mr. and Mrs. James Judd of Judd's Fur niture store in Rnseburg, have left for Seattle to attwid the furniture market. To Attend Reunion Seven! relatives and friends in Roseburg plan to attend the Belieu family's second annual reunion, to be held, July IS, at Hoffman Park, Myrtle Point. Doing Nicely Charles Shaw, who received emergency treat ment at Mercy Hospital last Thursday for burns suffered when a gasoline lamp blew up, is now reported to be doing nicely at his home at Glide. Movo To Grn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kin and four chil dren, formerly of Independence, recently moved to Green to make their home and where Mr. King will be in the logging business. Mr. King is a brother of Mrs. Veri Skeel of Winchester. Old Friends Visit Guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Reed, 2040 Brown Ave., Tuesday and Wednesday of last week were Mr. and Mrst Wesley Jones of Centralis, Wash. The two women were neighbors years ago in Ten nessee. Returns To Leke Mrs. H. H. Hobi, and son, Hermie, left Satur day for their summer lodge at Lake-O'-the-Woods. following sev eral days at their home in Rose burg. They were accompanied here by John Counts, who returned to his home, following a week's stay at the Hobi lodge. Former Resident Here S. G. Sellick, formerly of Roseburg, now a resident of St. Petersburg, Fla is visiting Attorney and Mrs. R. L. Whipple and other friends in Roseburg. Mr. Sellick was chief signal maintainer for Southern Pa cific Railroad while he lived in Roseburg. Visit In Roseburg Five Army Nurses stationed at Fort Lewis, and who are en route to the Far .East, spent the weekend in Rose burg visiting SUters of Mercy at Mercy Hospital. The five, all sec ond lieutenants, are Mary Louise Evans of Lawton, Okla.; Mary Pachan, Eagle Bend, Minn.; Edna Burkett, Arizona; Phyllis Gates, Boston, and Marian Varklet, Pen sylvania. The five were taken by Sister Therese, Sister Finbar and Miss Kathleen Wolfe to Coos Bay Sunday, where they enjoyed a pic nic. Lt. Evans and Sister Mary Therese were former associates in Joplm, Missouri. Fish At Klamath 'Mr. andi Visits In Medford Max McKin-, Mrs. carl Youngren spent a re-iney, x-ray teohmcian at Mercy cent weekend outing at FortiHospitaJ, spent the weekend at bis Klamath, fishing. Has Emergency Treatment Robert Nault, Star Route, Brock way, received emergency treat ment at Mercy Hospital over the weekend for a nose injury. Back From Winchester Bay Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brundagc and son, Mike, have returned alt er several days spent at Winches ter Bay. They are owners of Web ers Bakery in Roseburg. Enjoy Wetktnd Roseburg Fire borne in Medford. Arrivts For Visit Mrs. G. R. Child of San Francisco has ar rived in Koseburg to enjoy her annual summer stay at the Hotel Umpqua and to visit friends. Visiting At Killip Home John W. Killip of Ajo, Aril., is spend ing several weeks here visiting his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Killip, and small daughter, Sula Joan. Back From Brewster Mr. and Chief and Mrs. W. T. Mills and I Mrs. B. H. Laird and the former's sons, Billy and Donnie, of Rose- sister, Mrs. Julius Benham, have burg enjoyed the weekend at Ban don and Charleston, where they visaed menus. Mrs. Clarke Home Mrs. Gcor gene Clark has just returned from attending summer session at Oregon State College and will be home for a few days before tak ing a trip to Seattle and the East ern parts of Oregon. Suffers Injury Jimmy Darrel Hart, 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hart, Box 45, Wil bur, lost the tip of his little finger when it was struck by a hammer. He was taken to Mercy Hospital for emergency treatment. Visits Friends Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Reed visited in Corvallis Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Leonard and family, former Doug las County residents, then motored to McMinnville that evening to be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mclviu Duggan. They returned to their home here Friday. Visits At Rano Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grubbe and Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Reed spent a recent weekend in Reno, Vcn., visiting Mrs. Grubbe's daughter, Mrs. Jack Williams, and family. Ac companying them was Larry Dean Williams, who had been visiting for some time at the Grubbe home. From Kansas City Mr. and Mrs. Clem Myers, Kansas City, Mo., and son, Richard, are visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cox and family, 122 S. Jackson St. They will stay here about 10 days. Mrs. Myers is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cox. Richard visited Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Cox and Buddy and Johnny, 2044 Brown Ave., his un- ln aunt nnA wiir!n Tha (Ttvim UV. CTLr.lb OHM IVUlllU ,UV ('.'Uf had a family gathering on Sunday at the Marlin Cox home. t Tues. July 13, 1954 The News-Review, Roseburg, Or. 9 Camp Fire Girls Study Nature relumed to their homes in Rose burg, following several days in Brewster visiting relatives and friends. Enjoy Weekend Mr. and Mrs. Jack Preston and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pieston and daughter. San dra and son, Ronald, of Roseburg enjoyed ine weenena at lennule Lake. Brings Husband Home Mrs. Hurley Smith of Roseburg made a recent trip to Brookings, Ore., to bring her husband home. Mr. Smith, who is with the plywood mill at Brookings, recently suffer ed a back injury and is now con valescing at his home here. Visit Here Mr. and Mrs Frank Register of Eugene, for merly of this city, spent Sun day in Roseburg visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Preston. They also called on Mrs. Huffsandcr of Los Angeles, who is a medical patient at Douglas Community Hospital. Visit In Roseburg Lt. Col. and Mrs. A. N. Rackleff and two sons, George and Brian, of Arlington, Va., were housegucsts over the weekend in Roseburg of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McGregor and daugh ter, Stephanie. They also visited Mrs. Rackleff's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hcnncssy, on Hickory Street. Col. i-Rackleff will sail from New York Aug. 3 for Germany. His family will return to Roseburg for a short visit and then go to Germany to join him and make their home. The Rackleffs and the McGregors became close friends when both families resided in Coos Bay. Last week, the McGregors went to Portland and brought home their young daughter, Stephanie, who had spent the last month there visiting her paternal grandmoth er, Mrs. Angus McGregor. Visit In Modford Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sorey of Roseburg spent Sunday and Monday in Medford, visiting friends. Attend Water Carnival Mr. ana Airs. Glen li. Tav or and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Revelle attended the 21st annual water carnival at Bend over the Fourth of July. Return To Portland Miss Am ber Spinning has returned lo her borne in Portland, following the weekend in Roseburg as the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Henninger. Leave For Go.rh.rt Mrs. Roy Cummins and daughter, Lesloy, and son, Christopher, of Roseburg left Monday for Gearhart to spend a month visiting the former's mother, Mrs. C. E. Miller Sr. Picnic Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bob Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Muller, Dr. and Mrs. Verner An derson, Mrs. Gretha Creamer and Mr. and Mrs. Oluf Hansen en joyed a picnic on Little River Sunday. Enjoy Weekend Trip Attor ney and Mrs. Thomas Hartfiol and the former's mother, Mrs. C. G. Ferrier, of Roseburg enjoyed a weekend trip to Bandon and Brook ings and back via Grants Pass. The lily parade scheduled for Sat urday in Brookings was postponed on account of the rain. However, the annual rodeo took place. Visits In Rosobura Mrs. Grant Moore of Palo Alto, Calif., spent the weekend in Roseburg visit ing Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Rickli and Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Dillard. Mrs. Moore formerly made her home in Kosoburg. She win visit in Port. land and then will go to The Dalles to visit Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Beard, former residents of this city, be fore returning to California. Reports To Air Bast Larry Henninger, who was graduated from Stanford in June and !hen reported for military service at San Antonio, Tex., spent Saturday and Sunday in Roseburg visitinc his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Henninger, after whioh he left for Parks Air Force Base at Pleas anton, Calif., to report for further training. He was accompanied home by his brother, Wayne Hen ninger, who has been spending tne last montn vacationing. He ac companied Larry to San Antonio and, following a visit there, pro ceeded to Lake Tahoe to spend the remainder of his vacation. By LOUISA COATS Mrs. Gladys Burr and Mrs. Nor ma Martin recently took their Camp Fire group for a hike up Sibold Canyon Road. On the way they, stopped along Porter Creek and made a study of frogs, from polliwogs to grown frogs and the different types. While they were gone some boys had killed a rattlesnake and the giris stopped to look at it and to learn about them from their lead ers. Returning to Mrs. Burr's home they held their business meeting and made plans to entertain their sponsors. They worked on their memory books which they com pleted. They decided to sell greet ing cards and Christmas cards to raise money for the Camp Fire fund. Those present were: Sally Ison. Genalce Sinclair, Sharon Cotv, Sharm Martin, Linda Sherman, Mariene Bowles, Carol Burr. Nan cy Sypher, Kathy Lucas, Ret a rreadman and Mrs. Burr and Mrs. Martin. Word has been received by Mrs. B. B. Smith and Wayne and Irvin Breitenbuher of the death of their uncle, James Rookard. Fun eral services were held in Myrtle Point Saturday. Mrs. Leon Simp son of the Frontier Store on the North Umpqua Road Is also a nieca of Rookard. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Smith have reeived word of a new treat granddaughter, Sandra Lynn, born on July 2 to Lt. and Mrs. M. J. Wirth at the air fore base in Hawaii; the baby weighed six and one-half pounds. Mrs. Wirth is the former Betty Lou Singleton. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. 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