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Thurs., Oct. 21 1954 Tho News-Reriaw, Roseburg, Ort- II Local Community Nevs. Briefs j Visit At Salem Mr. and Mri. Louis Adamski visited friends last weekend in Salem. C T Scotttburg Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kreuger and Mrs. Ella Lenox drove to Scottshurg Sfm day, where they attended the His torical Society meeting. Called To Kansas Harold Way man, Rose-burg attorney, has been called to Emporia, Kan., by the death of his father, Harry. The latter died Monday at 10:15. The funeral was held Wednesday. .. , Brings Wife Horn. W. C. Cal lison went to Eugene over the weekend and brought Mrs. Calll- son back to her home here. Mrs. Callison spent several days in Eu 1 gene last week visiting and attend' ing . to business. Taken To Eugene Virgil Lee Bush, 56, of 106 S. Kane St., Rose burg, was taken to Sacred Heart Hospital in Eugene Tuesday night to receive medical attention for a fractured right leg. He was first taken to Mercy Hospital for emer gency treatment. Transferred Captain and Mrs. Donald Morgan and daughter, Stephanie, recently moved to Mon terey from San Francisco, where he has been stationed since return ing to the States from Japan, fol lowing three years' service. He will bis attending school in Mont erey. . Attend Showing Mr. and Mrs. R..B. Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Vales, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larson. Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Berlandi and Mr. and Mrs. LaVar Kempton, of Roseburg drove to Portland this week to join Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barcus and Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Fritts to attend the new Dodge car snow ing. The grouup will return to Roseburg tonight. SAVE NOW 10 DISCOUNT ALL GARDEN TRACTORS GREEN'S GARDEN TRACTORS ' 520 N. Jackson Phone 3-8191 I ...... " U . IU UUUL. VpGUb Saturday hunting ducks in the Kla- ain iu6 area. Return From Trip Verle Skeel and son, Fred, and Wesley Day of Sutherlin returned to their homes Monday from several days hunting near John Day, Ore. Visit Over Weekend Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Huston and daugh ter, Jo Ann, of Harrisburg visit ed over the weekend at the Wil liam Harper home in Winchest er Court. ' ' Go Duck Hunting Among lo cal residents duck hunting near Klamath Falls last weekend were Ross Myers and son. Bill: Bruce Roark. Mac and Bill Pvle. Jack Myers, John Dunning, Earl V as serting, Jim Haney, Meri Young and Bob Ellis. Hav Guests Visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Solo mon at Winchester the past week end were her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lyall of Breynmar, Penn., who left Wed nesday. Also spending the week end at the Solomon borne were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cross and children of Woodburn. Visit Here Mrs. Margaret Shaw and two children, and her mother. Mrs. Alice Taggert of Notice, Idaho, are visiting at (Hide with tne latter s son, A. K. Taggart, and family. They will be in this area for several months and will visit at Coos Bay and Corvalhs before returning to Idaho. Leaving Noxt Wetk Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Amiot of Roseburg will leave next Tuesday for Sac ramento, Calif., to visit their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Lorigan, and family, and on Oct. 29 will go to Menlo Park to attend the wedding ot Larry Hen ninger, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Henninger of- this city, to Amber Spinning, which will take place at the Episcopal Church there. Return From Trip Mr. and Mrs. Ray Petrequin and Mrs. Amy Seeley returned to their home on Critser Road Monday from an enjoyable trip to Chehalis, Wash., where they visited ' Mrs. Louis Miller, former Melrose resident. Also, they visited at Sandy with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sindt, and in Portland with Mr. and Mrs. Hen ry Critser. They stayed overnight at Taft and drove down the coast en route home. Viiit Sunday Mr. and Mrs. I Ken Limbocker and family were in Keedsport Sunday visiting friends. Return To California Tom Dillard and daughter, Molly, re turned over the weekend to Mar tinez, Calif., after visiting a week in Roseburg with the former's par ents, Dr. and Mrs. Louis Dillard. Go To Portland Mrs. Bert Griffin and daughter, Louise, left today lor roruano, wnere tney will visit the latter's godparents. Mr. Griffin will meet them in Eu gene Sunday and bring them back borne. Visiting Hero Mr. and Mrs. Ed Krause of Fremont, Mich., have arrived in Roseburg to spend two weeks visiting the latter's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Williams, 1615 Walnut St. Visit At Tacoma Sheriff and Mrs. Cal Baird and their son Cal Jr. and Miss Peggy Davie spent last weekend in Tacoma, where the latter attended the wedding of a friend and Mrs. Baird visited her father, John Hanlin. They re turned to Roseburg Monday eve ning. - To Attend Conference Eugene H. Fisher, . Oakland, president of the Roseburg National Farm Loan Assn., will spend the weekend in Spokane, where he will attend the fifth annual conference of NFLA representatives. He is also chairman of the NFLA advisory committee and will be one of the conference speakers. Loavo For Oregon City Mr. and Mrs. Vilas Philippi of Rose burg left this week for Oregon uiiy to visit relatives oeiore leav ing from Portland Saturday for Hawaii, the Fiji Islands, New Zeal land and Australia. They may go on to Hongkong, Manila and .la- fian also, but haven't made defin t plans as to the latter part ot their vacation as yet. Visitors Arrive Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Carl of Onaga, Kan., have arrived in Roseburg to visit the former's twin brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Carl, at 845 Mill St. The two' families spent yesterday in Grants Pass visiting and attending to business. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Carl moved here about a month ago from Grants Pass. They are parents of Mrs. W. K. Burnett and Mrs. A. C. McGhehey of this city. Go Huntlna Walter Allen andi son, Roger, enjoyed an outing and) uuiiung uip uv lash weencuu lu t uie Mortn UTnpqua- area. Enjoy Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Edell Bryant and Charles Collins enjoyed a hunting trip to the Silver Lake area last weekend. Will Go To Portland Mr. and Mrs. William Brunt of Roseburg plan to spend Friday in Portland attending to business. . HOUSEWARMING PARTY -HELD AT DILLARD. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Gentry were the inspiration for a lovely house warming party Saturday evening when a group of friends call ed at their new home in Dillard. A potluck dinner was served early in the evening; games and visiting followed. Many lovely gifts were presented the honored guests for their new home, wmcn was bunt by Martin Halvcrson of Dillard. Enjoying the evening were: Mr and Mrs. Loyde Ferguson and children, Joyce, Ann, Jeanie, Mick ie and Rickie; Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gentry and son. Guy Wayne; Wayland Gentry, who came from San Diego on a short leave for the occasion; Mrs. W. Cooper, Mrs. Martin Halverson. Darlene Ranauld, Jerry Middlestadt, Don na bhigiey and jerry uentry, Those who sent gifts and were unable to attend were: Mrs. E. 0. Nickerson, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cal lahan and Mr. and Mrs. Koy Gordon. BOOSTER NIGHT HELD AT CAMAS -VALLEY GRANGE tVE.GFIEiD,Gi'fC2229l 1 17-iEWEL MOVEMENT ) Iwater-resistahT) I SHOCK RESISTAHT) I REG. 39.95 NO MONEY DOWN ONLY 50c A WEEK Booster Night at the Camas Valley Grange was held Wed- nesday, at the hall with a good attendance: Mrs. Margaret Crouch, grange lecturer, was in charge of tne program, which op ened by a seating drill of the of ficers. The prayer was led by Mrs. Dorothy Papst, chaplain, after which, the flag presentation was held and the group sang the Star Spangled Banner. Master James Combs welcomed the group and introduced the dis tinguished guests, William Howes, state overseer; and Carl Young ren, county deputy. The national master's address and the state master's address were read by secretary, Guy Moore. Mr. Moore also gave a report on the projects undertaken by the grange mem bers for the community for the year 1954. A tableau was present ed. After the program, refresh ments were served. EVERGREEN GRANGE Pr4VtQ MEET FRIDAY Evergreen Grange will exempli fy the third and fourth degrees Friday night at 8 o'clock at the ball. Memoers are to oring sand wiches and cookies. Visitors are welcome. DUV TENT NO. 15 TO MEET FRIDAY DUV Florence Nightingale, Tent No. 15. will meet at the KP Hall Friday at 8 p.m. All members are urged to attend. Back From Navada George L. Routledge of Fisher Road return ed from a business trip to Panaca, ev., Saturday, tie also spent some time in California. Has Now Job Mrs. Darrcl Issakson is a new employe in the Umpqua Ins. Agency office on Main street. ine started wont Monday. , Go Hunting Enjoying a hunt ing trip last weekend near Kla math Falls were Bob Sullivan Larry Anderson.: Roy and Allen suuivan, Lioya Anderson -ana Louis Anderson. Visit At Judd Homo Mrs. Margaret Blaker Beeley and son, Bob, of St. Helens, Ore., spent tne weekend in uoseourg visum the former's .brother-in-law an sister, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Judd, on Overlook. Now Job Oliver Fredrickson recently returned to Roseburg to make his home and has accepted a position as chef at Carl's Haven. He has been living in Brentwood, Calif., and formerly made his home here. Return From Vacation Mr. .and Mrs. Charles Ostrander re cently enjoyed a week s vacation. They visited his aunt at Poulsbo, Wash,, which is near Bremerton, and points of interest in that vi cinity. Doing Nicely Jenny P. Mc Cieary, 75, of 515 S. Stephens St., Roseburg, is reported doing nicely at Douglas Community Hospital, where she was taken Tuesday morning to receive medical atten tion for a fractured left hip. Mrs, McClearv also received lacera tions to her head when she fell at her home. Returning This Weak Claude (Mike) Crocker, 924 E. First St., Roseburg, is returning to Roseburg the Utter part of the week, fol lowing a vacation in California, In James Goodman, Leo Rapp and Lawrence (Okie) Taggart. all for mer residents of Roseburg. He also visited relatives and friends in Los Angeles and drove up High way 101 to Shell Beach, where he spent a few days at the James Goodman home. Crocker is in the engineering department of the State Highway Department. ' Second Floor n.. rJ trr Enjoy o Permallft Bra, with "The Lift That Never Let You Down" Enjoy lovely, comfortable upliftothe instant you try on your "Perma-lift"' Bra. 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Mrs. Clarence Earls and daugh ter, Maxine, and Mrs. Fred Earls of Winchester Bay visited Thurs day with the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. E. M. Dunn. Dr. and Mrs. Homer Noble were In Roeue River Tuesday and Wed nesday at the autumn meeting of the rresoyteri' ot soutnwesi urc-eon. A. group of women from the Comnumitv Church were in North Bend Thursday at a meeting o! the Presbyterial Society of South west Oregon Fresoytery. . M STORI HOURS: Dally: 9:30 o.m, to 5:30 p.m. 116 NORTH JACKSON STREET ROSEBURG Y LAWN EQUIPMENT LAWN AERATOR COMPOST GRINDER LAWN ROLLERS LAWN SEEDERS FERTILIZER SPREADER WEED SPRAYERS WEED BURNERS . Sole and Rentals on ROTARY LAWN MOWERS SICKLE BAR MOWERS REEL TYPE MOWERS LANSING-OLIVER TOOL RENTALS Opt Sunder 9 to e 147 S. SrtphtRt, Phono 1-6001 fl - ' I 1 X A A Ax l!f , If anisen- sweaters separates see how white angora frosts your 1 new Jaiitzen Kharafleece sweaters! 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