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LOOKINGGLASS HIU TO MEET TUESDAY Lookingglis Home Extension unit will hold an all-day meeting Tuesday, May 17, at the grange hall. The topic for the day will be flower arrangement) under the di rection of Mrs. Lucile Grass and Mrs. Anna Cornell. Each lady is asked to refer to her March news Shop at Your Local Independent Drug Store OPEN THIS WEEK TIL 9 p.m. FOR YOUR LATE EVENING SHOPPINC CONVENIENCE , FULLERTON DRUGS 127 No.JacKson Dial OR 3-741 5 letter for suggested working ma terials to bring. A sack lunch will be held at noon with the coir.mitee furnish ing, coffee. Each lady should bring her own cup. The meeting is open to ladies of the community and a cordial invitation extended to all to attend. CLASS MEMBERS TO CO TO SPRINGFIELD TO WORKSHOP MAY II Members of the Mid-Week Bible Class of St. Paul's Lutheran Church are being notified the next meeting has been postponed from May 18 to May 25 to be held at the home of Mrs. Vernon Teater, Happy Valley Road, at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Donald Hasbargcn as co hostess. Mav 18 a missionary workshop will be held In Springfield. Those desiring to attend are requested to notify Mrs. Lewis Wilson, chair man, at the Roseburg Book store. LEGALIZES RADAR SALEM if Gov. Paul Patter son signed Wednesday the bill to legalize use of radar to catch speeding motorists. The new law says Wiat use of radar doesn't violate the state law against speed traps. . 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(Dorothy) Andrus is a new em ployee at the Peter Pan Beauty Salon. Has Now Job Miss Joy Bishop, who recently completed training at the Roseburg School of Business, now is employed in the office of Weisfield's. From Eugene Wednesday vis itors at the Robert Sabin home were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Calder, of Eugene, who were also attending to business here. Visit At Lang Horn Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lange had as the i r guests at their home on Commer cial Avenue in Roseburg over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Mil ler of Forks, Wash. The Langes for merly resided at Forks. Attend Installation Attending the public installation ceimony of Columbia Court No. 14, Order of Amaranth, at Astoria Saturday eve ning were Johnie Scott, Georgie Moss, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dobbins and Inez Van Horn frjm, Rose burg. From Corvillis Sunday visi tors from Corvallis at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beardsley were her mother, Mrs. W. F. Brown: her aunt, Miss Gladys Rad- das; and the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. f. M. Beardsley. Visiting Hr Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCall are in Roseburg visit ing before going to Pensacola, Ha., where the former has been trans ferred by the Navy Air Force from Alameda, Calif. The McCalls for merly resided in Roseburg. Mrs. McCall, the tormer Betty Murray, is a former Ice-Follies star. In Town Mr. and Mrs. Huron Clough of Canyonville were in Rosebure Wednesday to attend the party given by Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Jelski for members ot t n e group leaving today on a 44-day trip to Europe. Clough's sister, Miss Bess Clough, of Canyonville. is in the party making the trip. Cares For Grandchild Mrs. Glen Murdock is back at her home here following a ten-day stay in Oakland, where sne assisted in ine care of her new grandson, Bruce ! Cameron, at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Joe Spencer. Mother Passes R. Z. Barker of Melrose left Thursday morning by bus from fcugene ror Zalisia, Calif., where he was called by the sudden death of his mother, Mrs. Martha Redemer. He will accom pany the body here for burial in the Oak Creek Cemetery, where his father, Henry Barker, is buried. Estimates gladly given with no cost or obligation. Budget terms if desired. ROSEBURG VENETIANS 530 N. Jackson OR 3-5491 STORE HOURS: Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 5:30; Saturday 9 to 3 Attend Show Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tonole were in Giants Pass last night to attend the Breakfast Gang show. Here From Medford Mr. and Mrs. L. C. (Connie) Latham, for mer Roseburg residents, were here this week visiting friends and at tending to business. ' Returns T Job Mrs. Richard Mulder is back at her work at Oerding's Hardware store, follow ing several months' leave of ab sence. Returns To Pendleton Visitors at the home of Mrs. Orlena Slat tery for the past week has been her daughter, Mrs. Eric Robathon, and children, Diane and David, of Pendleton, who left for their home Wednesday, Leeve For Alaska A. E. Hass ler left today for Adak, Alaska, to spend the next 18 months work ing for the government. His wife, the former Maxine Miller, and their baby will join him there la ter. Go To Corvallis Mrs. W. E. Wilshire and Mrs. Glenn Brady of Roseburg will spend the Mother's Weekend on the Oregon State Col lege campus, where uie former will visit her daughter, Willa, at Delta Delta Delta sorority and Mrs. Brady will visit her sons, Tom, a senior, and Bill, who is a member of the OSC faculty. Mrs. Brady will also visit her parents at Philomath. Attends Medical Moot Dr. A. N. Johnson was in Asnland Wed nesday to attend the Southern Oregon Medical Assn. meeting. Convalescing L. F. Relzen stein, who has been a patient at Douglas Community Huspital for the last week receiving medical treatment, is reported much bet ter and is now convalescing at bis home on Fowler Street. Back From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Knapp are back at their home on East Lane Street, follow ing the last several weeks vaca tioning in California. While in the Bay area, they enjoyed 4 visit with Mrs. Knapp's son-in-law and daugh ter, as well as with other rela tives and friends. Stop Here Mr. and Mrs. John E. Wilmer and son, Anthony John, of Los Angeles, stopped in Rose burg this week for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Jebki of the Lewis Travel Service. Wilmer js with the British Travel Agency in Los Angeles. Expected For Weekend Mr. and Mrs. Joe Matthews are ex pected to come from Rcedsport for the weekend. They will be accom panied by their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Bill Matthews, and sons, who have visited there the past week. The former couple will visit their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Buswcil, and daughter, Debra, and will assist the Bill Matthews in moving into their new home on Leland Avenue. Fri., Moy 13, 1955 -The News-Review, Roseburf, Or, f Visits Pearsons A visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cliford Pearson for the past several weeks was the letter's mother, Mrs. John son, who left Wednesday for her home in Salt Lake City. Move To Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jensvold, who ware married in Eugene April 30, have moved to Roseburg and ace resid ing oa Spruce Street, Jensvold ia employed by Roseburg Lumber Co. ROAD OILING Now beginning for Hit summer. Let us lay that dust! CaH for estimate. ' Roseburg Fuel Oil Service 343 N. Jackson St. ORchard 3-8155 EiU WHITE KING "NAME tkt HOUSE" CONTEST! V li' am V WIN, ST. 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