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WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP
TO HOLD ALL-DAY
MEETING THURSDAY
en' Fellowship will be held at
the Westside Christian tnurcn
Thit. cst.v ni.h Ifl.k lunch at
noon. Betty Smith will be the
leader. Yvonne Smith will proviio
the coffee ami dessert. All ladies
of the church are most cordially
Invited to attend.
COUNTRY CLUB
WOMEN TO MEET
Women of the Country Club will
meet Thursday at a 12:30 luncn
eon with progressive or foursome
bridge to Degin at 1 p.m.
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BATHROOM LUXURY
BUDGET-PRICED "
PINK AND BLUB
SHOWER PARTY
GIVEN BY NEEDLE CLUB
The Hubbard Creek Needle Clt:b
held its July meeting last Wednes
day, at the home of Mrs. Kitty
Koeder. on Millwood urive.
A potluck dinner was served at
noon, wiin aire, vemeia .Terry,
Esther Mohr and Ollie Ferry as
hostesses. In the afternoon two or
the members, Mrs. Hiram Ger
mond and Mrs. Robert Germond.
were given a double pink and blue
shower.
Those enjoying the day were
Mrs. Sadie McKinnev and Brand
daughter, Diana McCrae, Thelraa
Leonard, Dale Judd and ton, Han
dy; Flo Rippstein and daughter,
Carolyn: Geny Murphy and daugh
ter Peggy: Sally Amerson, Ella
Teller and children, Carl, Betty
and Mildred; Helen Liles and
daughter, Kathy; Catherine Roe-
der, uiga Lues, Helen Micnei ana
sons, Kenneth and Kieth; Wilma
Christman and twin boys, Larry
and Terry; Carl Judd, Leona Da
hack and daughter, Nikki; Miss
Judy Polk, Ollie Perry and chil
dren, Norma and Douglas; Ver
nita Perry and daughter. Sharon;
and Esther Mohr and daughters,
Mary and Barbara; and the guest
of honor, Mrs. Hiram Germond
and children, Paula and Eddie;
and Mrs. Robert Germond and
sons, Teddy and Dick.
Those sending gifts but unable
to attend were: Martha Clark,
Hazel Judd, Pat Rent, Lillian
Phelps, Eva Lewis and Mils
Mary Leonard.
JUDD FAMILY
HONORS MEMBER
The Judd family held a picnic
Sunday at Mack Brown Park near
Umpqua to celebrate the birthday
of Mrs. Hazel Judd.
A basket lunch was served to:
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Judd and small
son Randy; Mr. and Mrs. Elvin
Phelps and son Joe; Mrs. Garth
Judd and daughters, Diane and
Sharon; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Judd,
Mr. and Mrs. iruitt walker and
children, Linda, Steven, and Shar
on who are visiting here from
Coolidge, Arizona; the guest of
honor, her husband Lath Jud I,
and children, Brenda, Marjorie,
Bernice. Clayton. Lorena and Shir
ley.
The day was spent in visitlne.
games nun awiuiming.
PARTY NIGHT
SET FOR FRIDAY
AT CAMAS GRANGE
Friday night, July 23, win be
Know Your Neiehbor" nariv
mgnt ana will De neia at the cam
as Valley Grange Hall at 8 p.m.
There will be round and square
dancing, cards and other games.
The ladies are asked to bring
either sandwiches or cake for the
refreshments.
LARGE CROWD.
ATTENDS OAKLAND
BAZAAR AND SUPPER
The bazaar and supper given
by the Associated Women of the
Community Presbyterian Church
of Oakland was- a most success
ful affair of last Friday evening.
Oakland Garden Club's display
was a beautiful arrangement of
flowers depicting a garden icene
with trellis and pool. Mrs. Na
dine Stearns was chairman.
A program was presented with
an old time city council meeting
being presented in skit form with
the following taking part: Mrs.
Isabell Crist, Mrs. Don Salchen
berg, Mrs. Edith Dunn, Mrs. John
Biegelow, Mrs. Homer Noble, Mrs.
Ruth Bunch, Mrs. Dale Swine
hart, Mrs. Vene'ta Riggs, Mary
Lee, Kittle Ross and Jesse '.ee.
All were dressed in 1900 stylea.
Other skits and musical numbers
were presented.
Proceeds of the affair win (0
toward the building fund. A pet
parade preceded the supper with
Vera Little in charge and headed
by the Oakland saddle Club,
PYTHIAN SISTERS
FRIENDSHIP CLUB
PICNIC THURSDAY
Pythian Sisters Friendship Club
wiu picnic unursaay at umpqua
Park between 6:30 and 7 p.m.
Members and their families are
urged to attend and are asked to
bring food and their own table
service. Those desiring transpor
tation are asked -to call Thelma
Cameron, Most Excellent Chief.
EVERGREEN HE CLUB
WILL MEET THURSDAY
Club will meet Thursday at. the
hall for a potluck noon luncheon.
Local Community News Briefs
Return To Work Rosie Smith
has returned to ber work at Mercy
Hospital, following a couple of
weeks vacationing.
Here From Timber Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Griffin of Timber spent
last weekend here visiting the lat
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Bloomberg, on Lookingglass Road.
Moved Mr. and Mrs. Waliy
Crook and daughter moved last
weekend from Harrison Street to
Rosewood Homes in West Rose-burg.
We're Saying . . .
Otl
To all of you who attended and helped
to make our Grand Opening such a won
derful success.
YOURJXCIUSIVE CROS1EY-BENDIX DEALER
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328 nTjoHcioh Sr. Dial 3-5033
Ellsworth's Indian Bill
For $3 Million Passes
WASHINGTON Ul - A bill by
Rep. Ellsworth (R-Ore), aimed at
dividing more than three million
dollars among Oregon Indians,
was passed by the House Monday.
The bill, which goes to the Sen
ate, calls for the secretary of the
Interior to prepare a roll of mem
bers of the confederated bands of
Umpqua and Calapooias, the Tilla
mook, Coquille, Tootootney, Chet
co and Molalla tribes.
The rolls would provide the basis
for distribution of the three million
dollars which the United States
Court of Claims awarded the In
dians in 1951.
New, Company Formed
For Riddle Gang Mill
fit. T OoActnn T ..V.- f
Riddle, has filed for articles of
incorporation for 1 new gang mill
at me company's plant near the
Pruner Bridge on the W e aver
Roed east of Riddle.
Incoporators are Lee C. an
Nellie M. Preston and 0. H. Bengt
so n. The incorporation is listed ai
capitalizing at $25,000.
Riddle Correspondent Mrs. Erma
Best reports work has already
started on the gang operation.
Girl, 13, Dies After
Auto Accident Monday
PORTLAND m Delores Cubelic.
13, of Cherryville was injured fa
tally, and three other children and
their grandmother were hurt Mon
day when an automobile ran off
a highway east of Sandy.
The grandmother, Mrs. Marie
Wilma Otto, 49, of Cherryville, was
driving the car. She and the others,
Gregory Wasinger, S, and his sis
ters, Pamela, 4, .and Donna, 2,
were treated for non-critical injuries.
DIRECTORY DELAYED
The Roseburg Chamber of Com
merce reports that the new Rose
burg City Directory will not be
available for several Weeks.
The representative of the pub
lisher informed the chamber of
the delay. The new book is being
published by T. W. Salisbury Co.,
Portland.
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LOGGING SUPPLIES
By order of the Referee, the following
J. Bean, dba Olympia Supply Co., of
Oregon, will be told under sealed bids:
LOT NO. 1:
1952 Packard Mayfair, Dodge 2-ton
truck, Ford Vt ton pickup and Ford Vx
ton pickup ... estimated value $4,500
LOT NO. 3:
Wire rope, chokers, pulleys, sheaves,
plumbing supplies, rubber hose, belts,
dressings, sprockets, gears, bearings, set
collars ond chains . . . estimated value
$14,700.00
esti-
assets formerly owned by Isadora
803 Winchester Street, Roseburg,
LOT NO. 2:
Electric motors and controls . .
mated value $3,000.00
LOT NO. 4:
Grease, winches, jacks, fuel tanks, chain
blocks, rubber covered steel cable, and
miscellaneous used shop equipment . . .
estimated value $2,040.00
LOT NO. 5:
Bolts, washers, nails, spikes, rivets, tongs and hooks,
grinding wheels, files, abrasives, saws, welding equip
ment, assorted hand tools, safety and fire equipment,
binders, and flares . . , estimated value $9,600.00
LOT NO. 6:
Mershan resaw and drive and miscellan
eous used machinery . . . estimated val
ue $7,500.00
LOT NO. 7:
New steol, overhead crane and scrap
iron, steel, brass, copper and aluminum
, . , esrimarea value z,yiu.uu
Bids will be received for each item In Lot 1, or for the whole, end for the
m,1In9 lo" or ,h who1 ot ,h remaining lots.Bids will be opened
ot 10:00 a.m., July 26, 1954, at 803 Winchester Street, Roseburg, Ore
gon, end may be submitted prior to that time by mail to the trustee ot
P. O. Box 587, Roseburg, Oregon. Bids by mail should be morked to in
dicate their contents. All bids must be accompanied by a certified check or
iVzt i 10 of omoun Purchasers Must Remove by August 5,
II anVVF ?" be '"'P""1 on Friday "! Saturday, July 23 ond
24, otf 03 Winchester Street, Roseburg, Oregon, or by appointment. Rights
are reserved to reject any and all bids.
' Karl. L Wegnar, Trustee, 21 East Broadway, Eugene, Oregon
Hayhurst Club
Names Officers
By MRS. GEORGE EOES
At a recent meeting of the
Hayhurst Community club, the
following offices were filled lor
the coming year: president, Mrs.
Quentin Rychard; vice president,
Mrs. Ed Williams; secretary treas
urer, Mrs. Henry Hubbel.
Guests at the borne of Mr. and
Mrs. J. . Portlock recently were
Mrs. J. Boren and Mr. and Mrs.
Basha of Seattle, Wash.
Miss Pat Morris returned home
Saturday after spending a month
visiting relatives in Seattle, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stockier
and son, Bruce, of Seattle is visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Stack
er's sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Les Morris.
Miss Nanell Akard of Bakers
field, Calif., is visiting at the Les
Morris' home for a week.
Mrs. Homer Kruse, Mrs. Bob
Smith, Gordon and Madelyn Smitn
are. visiting at the home of Miss
Vesta Lamb in Astoria for a week.
In California
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Latham and
family left Friday for a two-week
visit with Mrs. Latham's parents,
in Downey, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Stock left
Friday for South Dakota, where
they will meet their daughter and
family Mr. and Mrs. Stockstad,
and visit relatives in South Da
kota for a couple of weeks. Mr.
and Mrs. Stockstad are from
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Canney
and Mrs. Dsrothy Holtan and
daughter of Eugene spent Wed
nesday, visiting at the George
Edes home.
Mrs. Ed Kelso drove to San
Francisco with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Crowe, for a week's vacation.
Suffers Sprained Ankle Mrs.
L. A. Miles, a member of the
News-Review office staff, suffered
a sprained right ankle In a fall
Monday in front of the News
Review Enjoyed Trip Mr. and Mrs.
C. J. Bradley and children spent
last week vacationing at Lakeview
and enjoyed fishing on the Rogue
River. They operate Bradley's
Market on Garden Valley Rd.
Mrs. Garhart Back Mrs. Eliz
abeth Garbart has returned to her
office in the Medical Arte Build
ing, following a vacation spent in
Seattle visiting her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Garbart
Arrive For Visit The Rev.
and Mrs. John Parrott and three
children of Bellingbam, Wash.,
have arrived in Roseburg, to visit
relatives and friends. Mrs. Par
rott is the former Jean Garhart
and is the daughter of Mrs. Eliza
beth Garhart of this city.
At Clarke Home Mrs. E. F.
Tandy of Washington, D. C, who
has been spending the last week
here visiting at the home of Miss
Helen Casey on Blakeley Street,
is spending this week as the guest
of Mrs. Arthur Clarke, on Kane
Street.
Take Vacation Mr. and Mrs.
I. M. Dunn and sons, Mike and
John, are back home following a
two-week vacation trip. They vis
ited Mr. Dunn's family at Bridge
port, Neb., and drove via Reno
and Denver to Rushmore Nation
al Park in North Dakota and to
Yellowstone. They report that
the weather was very hot.
Back From Vacation Dr. and
Mrs. James E. Campbell are
back at their borne in Hucreat,
following a vacation of a month.
Dr. Campbell attended the Amer
ican Medical Association meeting
in San Francisco, after which they
went to Eastern Oregon and then
to Canada for the remainder of
their vacation.
Mrt. Trued Home Mrs. S.
Clarence Trued, who underwent
emergency, surgery for a rup
tured appendix at Sacred Heart
Hospital in Eugene several weeks
ago, has been discharged and is
now convalescing at her home on
South Main Street in Roseburg.
Mr, Trued went to Eugene and
brought her home.
Visits Friend Miss Barbara
Pattison went by plane Sunday to
Santa Rosa, Calif., to visit Miss
Mary Margaret Cobb, a former
high school chum.
Sitter Visits Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Weiler, Phoenix, Ariz., were
weekend guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Pargeter on
Harrison Street. The two women
are sisters. -
Returns Te Salt Lake Mr,
and Mrs. Herbert Beyers have re
turned to their borne in Salt Lake
City following several days visit
ing in Roseburg with the former's
mother, Mrs. Cora Beyers.
Visits Relatives Mr. and Mrs.
William Crane and family of Bell
flower Calif., are spending two
weeks at the home of Mrs. Crane's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Toppings, and
family at Melrose. The group
spent Sunday at Winchester Bay.
Attends Conference Miss Pa--tricia
Roark spent four days in
Corvallis last week attending an
extension secretary's conference
on the college campus. She is em
ployed as secretary in the office
of Roland Parker, Douglas County
Agriculture Agent. '
Hep On Business William A.
Mortimer, division, supervisor of
the Farmer Insurance Group, of
Eugene was in Roseburg Friday
attending to business. Also call
ing at the Farmers Insurance of
fice one day last week was Bob
Kennedy, district a sent for Farm
ers Insurance of Grants Pass.
Attend Wedding Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Johnson and family of Eu
gene were in Roseburg Sunday to
attend the wedding of the former's
brother, Leslie Johnson, which
was held t Winston.
On Vacation Miss Dorothy
Smith, secretary to the personnel
officer at the VA Hospital, is
taking 1 three-week vacation. Sh9
plans to spend some time in Chi
cago. Enoy Weekend Here Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Kunz of Portland spent
the weekend in Roseburg as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. -Kenneth
O'Loughlin. They formerly made
their home here.
Here From Richmond Mr.
and Mrs.' Harvey MeMurray and
sons, Ray and Jimmie, of Rich
mond were overnight guests Mon
day at the home pf Mr. and Mrs.
T. H. Pargeter at Melrose.
VI-l-AP L.V- ViimarA Iff
Parker has returned to his home
at south Gate, Calif., following a
visit in Roseburg with his mother,
Mr i?hnrlpt llaalv ond rvitu h;
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Delbert Parker.
Has HouseouMti Mr. r,.
Bevers is entprtainintf h n ,, B ,.
guests at ber home at 645 S. Pine
ai., uiis ween, tier guests are
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Selander of
Portland and Mr Alir-o nl..i,
of San Jose. The -two women
guests are sisters, and they are
sisters-in-law of Mrs. Beyers.
Improved M'rs. Anna Peter
son of E. Lane Street is reported
to be improved in health after
having been ill for some time.
Report Warm Weather Mr
and Mrs. Ernest .Schlick and son'
Charles, returned to Roseburg Sat
urday evening following 10 days
spent visiting Mrs. Schlicfc's moth
friends at Valley Falls, Kan. They
report that the weather there was
very hot with temperatures rang
lng from 108 to 116 degrees every
day.
Visit At Myers Home Dr Ja
cob Myers of Chicago and bis
daughter, Mrs. David Matthews
and daughters, Malinda and Virginia,-
of Los Angeles, have re
turned to their homes, following
a visit in Roseburg at the home of
the, former's son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Myers,
and children, Trudy and Jeremy,
on South Main Street. Dr. Myers
is well-known in Roseburg, hav.
ing visited here a number of times.
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With c-H
Mrs. Drcxel
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