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t I - - s, I". .!..! 4 Li ru,aoJ CLOSED MONDAYS BANKRUPTCY SALE Br order aF th , Rsfr, . tht following ottiN formtrly tha tursonol property of Otte Grant Garrett dbo Sutherii Logginp Supply, at Suthtrlin, Oregon, will bo told under tooled bid. I AT Wft 1 1951 "MC Ton Pickup, Motor number . LUI NU. ,1 A2283873S2, eitlmated Yolua IftT lift 0 " S,M UKtr Trailer, hVI IW A etHmoted value I AT DA 9 Merchandiia liWI n V. .1) SuddIv Co.. .ihmnt.l .l. Hftrt I flT Uft A OtHct Furniture LU I II W. MHmated vnfu. I AT tlft : 1 Miicellaneout Toolt and Equipment, LVI IIVi J eitimatari valu. . I AT MA A 0n Soc,dl Bridla, IAS I IHV. U ettimoted voluo $50 Bidden may lubmit bidt teporately on each lot and need not bid on every Lot, or may bid in a lump turn on the entire Lott. Bidt will be opened at Sutherlin, Oregon at the former place of butineu of the bankrupt at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, August 24, 1954 and all bids must be received by the trustee prior to that time. They may be submitted to the Trustee in person at Sutherlin or through the mail to 21 East feroadway,' Eugene. All bids must be accompanied by a certified check or cosh In an amount of ten percent of the amount bid. Property may be ex amined on Monday August 23, from 9 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. or by appointment. Rights are reserved to reject any and oil bids. KARL L. WAGNER, Trustee 21 East Broadway , Eugene, Oregon PATRONIZE NEWS The OAKLAND REGULAR , SHOP Permanent . . $5oo and up and Waves Shampoo 1.75 and Up z. Beauty Parlor Emmo Glines Col' 3-6300 Zelmo Davi 99 Porroft $700 $100 Inventory of Suthorlin Loaning and Fiituret, $130 $350 - REVIEW ADVERTISERS The Martin Brothers Box Company has always had the same price with no special deal to anyone. We not only buy on the market price but on bureau scale. Our scale being bureau scale remains constant and has never been eased depending on the market price and supply of logs. In an effort to compete with present under cover market prices being offered by some, our prices, effective Monday, August 16th, will be as follows: PEELERS No. No. No. SELECT PEELABLE SAWMILL No. No. We can also now offer you faster dumping service as we employ two Bureau scalers. Remember, with Martin Box it is always a bureau scale with the same market price to all. Dumping times Monday through Saturday 6 A.M. to 7 P.M , Saturday 6 A.M . to 1Z noon. MARTEN COMPANY if AM.. 4i K7 l NEWLY INSTALLED Newly installed officers of Mr. Nebo Lodge No. 214, A. F. & A. M., which was recently chartered are: Front row, left to right Charles E. Prott, Jr., Warden; Clinton Hawk, Sr. Warden; Sam A. Warg, Worshipful Master; John D. Blanchard, Sr. Deacon; Martin A capacity gathering of some two hundred Masons were present when Mt. Nebo Lodge No. 214, A. F. & A. M. was recently char tered by Roy W. McNeal, Grand Master of Masons in Oregon. Im mediately following the ceremony of constituting the lodge, the new ly elected and appointed officers were installed by the Grand Mas ter. Visitors present represented 32 lodges in Oregon and 13 from out of state. Durine the oast year while Mt. Nebo Lodge worked under dispen sation it showed practically a 100 per cent growm in memoersnip through initiation and affiliation. Meetini nichts for the new lodge are the second and fourth Fridays 01 eacn monin. visiting Brethren are always invited to be present at these meetings. Present Price $85.00 70.00 60.00 45.00 38.00 28.00 New Price $100.00 85.00 75.00 60.00 40.00 30.00 1 2 3 2 3 IR0THES OF OREGON r JOAN LEACH INSPIRATION FOR DELIGHTFUL SHOWER Joan Leach was the inspiration for a lovely bridal shower held -e-cently at the home of Mrs. Lucie Ingles, grandmother of Miss Leach. Co-hostesses for the charm ing affair were Mrs. Joseph Fen nell and Mrs. Elmer Giles. Games were played and Miss Leach open ed her many lovely gifts. Present for the occasion were: Mesdames Curtis Barker, E. M. Barker Sr., R. C. Nelson, Ivan Lander, G. R. Johnston, Lucie Ingles, A. R. Kron ke, H. R. Kronke, Jennie Leach, Laura Conely, Norval Ferguson, Ida Giles, M. Woodruff, and the Misses Sonia Lander and Marilyn Myers. . Sending gifts were: Mesdames Paul Blaskev. R. A. Kronke, C. J. Lundeen, Alta Simonson, Craig nishman. Herbert Shields, Fred Moore, Bill Stevens, ana t. . 1 Barker jr., and Miss Sally Byron, OREGON S BOX 1 ' -: i I lit. f ',;.;,) ! v . '?' h-l- .JtlU rft dJ ll' ii Dimmick, Jr. Deacon. Back row : Conrad H. Clune, Jr. Steward; David M. Geddes, Tylor; Victor J. Micelli, Trea surer; William L. Lange, Marshall; Otto A. Longe, Secre tary; Forest Talbptr, Chaplain and Thomas G. Havens, Sr. Steward. (Picture by Chris of Fredickson's Photo Lab). CONN FAMILY REUNION IS EVENT OF SUNDAY The relatives and descendants of Henry Conn Sr. and his wife, Eliz abeth, met at Umpqua Park Sun day, Aug. 8, to celebrate the 1001b anniversary of the crossing of the plains of the Conns from Royal Center, Ind., to settle at Mel rose, then known as French Set tlement, in 1854. The first cost of fice was named Hogan and later cnangea to Melrose. H. P. Conn, president conducted a short business meeting and tho lamny tree waa read, it was tie cided to hold the reunion on the first Sunday in August in the fu ture. Officers elected were: H. P. Conn, president: Mrs. Amy Mat thews,- vice president: Virginia Matthews, secretary; Mrs. Fay conn acted as secretary in Vir- giniais absence. ' , A delicious picnic dinner was served at one long table and vis. itine was enjoyed durinz the plea5' ant afternoon by the 56 members attending which included: Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Conn, Mr. and Mrs 0. O. Matthews. Mr. and. Mrs Arthur Matthews and grandsons, uougias ana Aiarsnai Mattnews; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Knudson and Jeffery, Rachel Anne and Laura Lee of Eugene: Mr. and Mr.. Bob Tjomsland and Michael and Sherie Simmons; Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Conn and children, Gary, Lee, Lynette and Lola; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Schnider, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Conn and Jeanine, Jim and Mrs. Jerry Stidham and son, Sco't: Mrs. Grace Robertson and Camil'.e and Marvin. Miss Margaret Loar. wade wrotmngton Jr. of Days Creek: Miss Jean Fairchild, Sandy, and Kay Kenworthy. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Matthews and sons, Clark and Rickey: Mr. and Mrs. Otis Conn and Mary, Billy and Gens: Barbra Lu Meecham, Daro and Curtis Handy, Henry Handy and son Larry; Mrs. Anna Peterson and Mrs. Alice Goff. DUPLICATE BRIDGE WINNERS ANNOUNCED Dunlicale bridge winners Tues day evening at the Elks Temple were: Mrs. Clay cornett and ur. R. E. Cutts of Portland, first; Mrs. Ivan Pickens and E. C. Patterson, second; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cal lison. third, and Mrs. G. W. Mar shall and Mrs. L. E. McClintock, fourth. All nersons Interested in playing duplicate bridge are most cordial ly invited to enjoy tne weeKiy Tuesday night plays at the Elks Temple at 7:30 p.m. Radio go xuherevtr you go C 'A m a J I ll H I . r . i ill i 1 Sunday at 7:00 P.M. CBS Radio IDUD Dial 1490 IVKilK LARGE REUNION HELD AT TYEE The Minter - Powell Rader family re-union was held Sunday. Aug. 15, ' at the C. C. picnic grounds at Tyee on the Umpqua. Luncn was enwyed at one oclock after which an interesting taiK was given ny Avery Minter on the visit he made to his old home in Kentucky. The new chair man for next year will be J. Bold Rader. and the secretary. Mildred inieie. Present for the occasion were: Avery Minter, Louise Minter, Ev- eiyn naaer, tsaroara Kauer, jonn Minter, Terry Kaaer, patsy my ter, Craig Rader, David Minter. Thora Powell, Kent Chase, Leland Poweu, joann Dysingor, KenneJi Clayton, Jim Dysinger,, Robert ninier, unaries wnson. juaiui At kins, Laurance Chase, Syenia Min ter, Bonnie Sweem, Mary Minter, v. u. Huooieston, inomas Minter, H. G. Huddleston, Barbara Min- kins, Wayne Rader, Loyd Elkins. Hoat Elkins, Roberta Davis. Ms vis Davis. Mamie . Powell. Alta Rader;: Brenda Davis, Alice Clay ton, Chester Huddleston, Anna Fabrique,- Wanda Chase, Gladys HUddJeston, Lynn Chase, Patricia Huddleston, Jack Chase, Marge Dymger, Bill Chase, C. A. Dysing er. perry. Kan. Mildred Jniele. Barbara Besmehm, Richard Chris tiansen, W. F. Powell, Myrtle, Ann and Bruce Christiansen, Fran cis. Faith and Judy Mode. J. F. Churchill, Beverley and Gregg Mode, Jessie Churchill, Arthur and. Edith Mode. E. J. Madison. Stephen and Roger Madison, Ma- leie Kaaer, juyrtuia Emmnt, w. H. Patterson. Marion. Jessie and Sandra Powell, Green Powell, Boyd Rader. Frank Madison. Sam Kraft, Emma Madison, Sylvia Swoem, Judy Dysinger, May Pow ell, Mouy Ellsworth, Agnes Pow ell, Oscar Rader, Lonnie Dysing er and Patricia Minter. From Seattle were Mr. and Mrs. Rader and daughter. Mrs. Phyl lis Howe and two children, Allen and Dale. MRS. BROWNSON IS HONOR EE ' AT SHOWER PARTY Mrs. Russell Brownson was hon ored at a pink and blue shower party recently at the M. L. Me Kinney home with Mrs. Nita Wol ford and Mrs. Irene Pryor ij hostesses. Games were enjoyed with Miss Frances Heaton winning a pri.e for the treasure hunt and Mrs. Suzella Fisher and Dorothy Wol ford also winning prizes. Dainty refreshments were serv ed and lovely gifts received from: Mrs. Carl Brownson, Mrs. Alex Wolford, Mrs. Vernon Bunch. Mrs. J. Moss, Mrs. John Fisher, Misses Dorothy wollord, trances Heaton, Faye Copeland, Alta Jean Gilder sleeve, Dorothy Browsjson, Mona Lou Gildersleeve, JoAnn Whittak er and the hostesses. MRS. WALLY CROOK IS INSPIRATION FOR SHOWER PARTY Mrs. George Marstcrs and Mrs. Al Steffenson were gracious host esses at me home ot tne tormer at a pink and blue shower party honoring Hits. Wally Crook Fri day evening. Following games and visiting the lovely gifts were opened Dy the guest of honor. The hostesses served dainty ra- OLSON'S SUTHERLIN DRUG STORE UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Registered pharmacist will be on duty at all times.. Your prescription will receive prompt attention. Gold Arrow Stomps Given DOUBLE STAMPS on all Prescription! STORE HOURS 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. Won. thru Sat. Sunday Hours: 12 Noon to 5 P.M. Sutherlin Drug Store GEORGE A. TRUMBO, Prop. Store Phone 2712 Home Phone 286S Sot. Aug. 21, 1954 The Newt-Review, Roseburg., Ore. 9 Sora Sunday, August 22 Sutherlin Episcopal Church ill church picnic at Mack Brown Pic nic Grounds. All members and friends invited and asked to bring own table service. Guild to fur nish drink. Mc-Yiniiville High School class of lMi reunion at Mc.Minnvillc public park at 10 a.m. Members of class and families invited o potluck picnic. Douglas County Historical Soci ety at Stillie Nichols home at Rid dle. Potluck picnic is sceduled for 1:30 p.m. Bring own tab!; service. All interested persons wel come. For transportation, call J-7082 or 3-3213. Douglas Court, No. 18, Order of the Amaranth annual picnic at Wolf Creek picnic grounds. Brin own table service, drinks furnish ed. Monday, August 23 Wesleyan Service Guild of First Methodist Church family picnic at Umpqua Park, 8 p.m. Roseburg Town and Country Gaiden Club noon picnic at home of Mrs. J. (W. Robertson, 227 Bow den St. Oakland Garden Club at home of Mrs. Francis Crist at 1:30 p.m. Roll call on favorite garden gadg et. Board meeting of Roseburg Business and Professional Wom en's Club at 8 p.m. at the home of V. Vivian Logsdon, 346 S. Pine St. Officers and committee chair men requested to be present. TlMsday, August 24 Kosebure wcru election of ut- ficers. Roseburg Art Association will not meet on this date as previous ly planned. Those desiring to ex hibit at the Douglas County Fair are asked to bring their work to the fairgrounds Thursday, Aug. 26, between 8 a.m. and 12 noon. Duplicate Bridge Group at Elks Temple at 7:30 p.m. Anyone in terested in duplicate bridge play invited. -Associated Volunteer sponsored card party in recreation hall at VA Hospital from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Ann Morrs, chairman. Eagles Auxiliary, No. 1497 at 8 P.m. F. F, Club at home ot Nellie Patrick, 817 Houck St., at 1 p.m. potluck luncheon. Bring own table service. Rosebnrg WOTU' at home of Mrs. Gold Nickel, 304 Spruce St. at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Elsie coffeu, devotions; Mrs. R. D. Knigge, pro gram. Election of officers. WedrwirJsy, August 25 Blue Star Mothers of Roseburg at 1:30 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Hall on Garden. Valley Road. New Chapter of Glide to be instituted GRANNIS HOME AT CALLAHAN SCENE OF DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Grannts of Los Angeles, who are spending their vacation at tneir summer bom in the Callahan Trail dis trict, invited a group of neigh bors and friends to a potluck din ner Thursday evening. ' Following the dinner Mrs, Grar.- nis presented a new project in which she initiated the group into a huckleberry fun order. Those attending the affair were: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Grannis of Albambra, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Malarkey, Kingsman, Ariz., who were on their first trip to Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lang, Mr. and Mas. L. W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Sample, Los Angeles; Mrs. Alice Harrington, Russell Kirby, Los Angeles; Mr. ana Mrs. naipn cory ot Win ston; John Ohman, Don Gingery and Jack Wingum, all from Alle gany, and the host and hostess. GIBSONS ENTERTAIN v " AT PICNIC SUNDAY Mr., and Mrs. Jack Gibson were hosts at a lovely family reunion, picnic dinner and beach party Sunday at Dillard. The occasion was in honor of the birthday of the hostes' brother, Arnold Thes scn, and their houseguests, Mr. tnd Mrs. Clyde James, who Were visiting here from Lodi,- Calif., en- route borne from a trip to bpenser. Neb. Those attending the picnic were: Mrs. Anne Walker of Riddle, an aunt of the hostesss; Mrs. James and Arnold Thiessen, Mr. and and Mrs. Arnold Thiessen, Mr. ana Mrs. James and son Charles, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gibson, Jack ie, Gloria and Carl. BRICK WOODWARD HONORED AT PARTY Brick Woodward, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Van Woodward, was honored Sunday at a birthdiy party given by his parents at their home in Wilbur. Attending the party were: the honored guest and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Woodward, Gale and Doug Jr.; Mr. Bnd Mrs. Allen Blake, David ana Krp; Mr. ana Mrs. u.n Merritt. Gib Wayne. Helen and Ar ietta May; Mr. and Mrs. Milt Gigear, Durell, Alberta and San dra; Craig Woodward, and the host and hostess, freshments to the guest of honor and: Mesdames BUI Marsters, Waylund Oilar, Ronald Oilar, Ivan Edwards. Virginia Edwards. Ford Plant, Ray Lorance, Milford Rowe, Bill Carstens, Martha Brown, I'.o Bishop, Gordon Crook, Howard Crook and Dick Stryer. Caiendc ar by Roseburg Chapter No. 4. Mem-' bers from Grants Pass CbapUt.. No. 1 to be present. - Past Presidents Parley of AmerC ican Legion Auxiliary 6:30 p.mr potluck picnic supper at home o(' Mrs. Thomas Parkinson at Wins--ton. 'Z Garden Valley Garden Club poU. luck picnic at home of Mrs. Dalej Guiley at Riversdale at 1 p.m. St. Joseph's Altar Society at home of Mrs. Sadie Batton, Curry; Rd. 8 p.m. VFW Auxiliary meeting. 8 p.n at veterans Memorial mag. members urgea to attend. Fair Oaks Chatter Club at boms! of Mrs. Evelyn Rader. Woman's Home League craft; classes at Salvation Army Bldg. 1005 Winchester St. from 1 to 4 p.m. Women invited. Degree of Honor Protective Assn last picnic of season, weather per-, mitting, at 6:30 p.m. sharp at Umpqua Park. Members m i ji, bring guests. Bring food and" table service. Coffee and dTinlts, for children furnished. " FOE and Auxiliary of SutherlgC joint meeting at 7:30 p.m.'for polu luck at Eagles Hall. Thursday, Aug. 26 Women of Country Coub at 12:3$ luncheon. Progressive or foursome bridge at l p.m. AAUW executive board at .7:30 p.m. at Chamber of Commerce of fice. All new officers and com mittee chairmen invited to attend. Friday, Aug. 27 . Melrose Friendly Hour Club at home of Mrs. Peggy Kenworthy for noon potluck and quilt work. Members to bring wrapped article. for silent auction. , Saturday, Aug. 28 i '. ; Badoura Club, ' Daughters ; dt the Nile rummage sale, beginning at 8:30 a.m. at Episcopal Paris))' Hall. Buckeroo Square Dance Club" will not meet at the barn, but will' be dancing at the Douglas County Fair. Doug. Co. unit of Oregon Re tired Teachers association at homti; of Mrs. Carol Stingley with Mrs. Edith Ackert, co-hostess, on Rest, on Rd. potluck luncheon at 1 p.m.1 BRIDAL SHOWER IS GIVEN FOR -. ; -;Z BONNIE ANDRUS . The last'Wednesday In July a;; bridal shower was held for Bon- nie Andrus, after which refresh ments were served. The shower. was given by Mrs. G. D. Ander son and Mrs. c. E. Curran. Guests were: Mrs. Fred Andrus,. Mrs. Perrv Thoile, Mrs. D. F. An" derson, Mrs, Ray Andrus, Mrs.. Clara Inscho, Mrs. William Franks lin, Mrs. Durham, Mrs. Rudy Ri'Zr man, Mrs. Edward Fueh, Mrs. M Cready, Mrs. Edward Harris, MrJ C. W. Andrus, Mrs. AM Andrus Mrs. G. D. Anderson, Wrs. J. T. Anderson, Mr.s. R. A. Tracy, Mi'S V. R. Tracy, Miss. Sandi-a Ano rus, Miss carmon cox, Miss jackis Biss and Miss Mary Michel. . Those unable to attend but sen ins gifts were: Mrs. Joe Sojki, Mrs.- Lewis. Mrs. C. E. Currani Miss Joan Meserve, Miss JackiJ jonnson, Mrs. Harvey waiKer, I Mrs. Estella-Chronchite and. Mrs; Ean wiismre. MAN IE PORTER'S TAKE INTERESTING TRIP " Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.. Walter Coats at their home, in Tenmile were Mrs. Coatsea brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Manie Porter, of Roseburs. Mr. and Mrs. Porter returned Fr) day from a two-week's vacation trip. Thev visited McNary damn then drove on to Spokane and ta Glacier National Park. They re port the park was beautiful, will) all the glacier nines . ana Dear grass in bloom. , "J They visited the Hungry Horse Dam on the Flathead River, one of the largest dams in the West, and spent some time at riatneaa Lake. They visited Albeni Dam oil the Pend Oreille River and Tf turned by way of Missoula, Mon and Boise, Idaho, stopping ovor -a day at Lapine, Ore. to fish in the Deschutes River, and came home by way of Diamond Lake. Mrs-. porter returned to ner worir. ,aj Parkinson's Grocery Monday, . BUCKEROO DANCERS HAVE GUEST CALLERS Dancers attending the Monday night practice session at the Buck eroo Barn were pleasantly sur prised by a visit from the well known caller, Bob VanAntwerp, of Long Beach, Calif. Accompanying Mr. and Mrs. VanAntwerp and children were Mr. and Mrs. George Peek and daughter, Carol. The large group of dancers thoroughly enjoyed Bob's singing calls. , Another guest caller for the eve ning was Walt Bare of Spokane, Wash., who with his wife, Dori. was visiting in Myrtle Creek. He extended an invitation to the Buck eroos to dance any time with his group, "Barc's Squares" at the Hrentwood Grange in Spokane. MRS. GOINS HOSTESS AT SUTHERLIM HOME Sunday dinni r guests at the -home of Mrs. Grace Goins were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holt of Crewswell; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Strcyle of South Dakota, and Mrs. Flora Holt of Curtin. Visiting was enjoyed during the pleasant afternoon. : if you are 5' 7" or taller COMPLETE APPAREL FOR TALI WOMEN 4 loners. 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