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14 Th News-Review, Ranburg, Of. Sot., May 21, 1935 Church In Oakland Announces Schedule I)r. Homer M. Noble, pastor of i ale services for the gradualinn Hie ' Community Presbyterian I class of the Oakland High school Church in Oakland, has announc-1 will be held at the church. Dr. cd the schedule of services at the t Noble will give the address, church next week. The Mariner's Club will meet Sunday at 10 a.m. will be Sun-, Tuesday. .May 24, at 7 p.m. at tne rtav School: U a.m.. morning wor-' parish house for supper, ship and sermon. .Members of the- Daily Vacation Church School Klkhead Grange will be speoial will be held at the church starting jmests. A coffee hour will be held! Monday, June 6. ... . i i;Uran'i nv U'iM ho nhcet-l'Pfl ,t the parish house at u noon y -At 8 p.m. Sunday, baccalaure-j " ' tiff tiMire. MIX mJ BUILDS &TREH6TH Hospital News Wcstrrn drama mrrybotlr ran enjoy! 'luke today, thrill to mliilt, prmwattvr. Unrirs of tht H'mas it was. GUNSMOKE Soturdoy, 8:30 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Dial M90 KRNR CBS Rod.o ilk3, . i Mtrcy Hospital Admitted Surotry: Mrs. Ronald Cam, Rid die; Joyce Morgan, Portland; Har old Williamson. Itnseburs. Mdical: Mrs. John Wright, Mvrlle Creek i Mrs. Mars South wick, Camas Valley; Orville Fie nor, Roseburg. Discharged Mrs. Mary Kainbridge. Oakland; James Conn. Kd Swanson, Ida line Jemevsen. Johnnie Peckham. Roseburg; Ilollie Rea, Idlevld Park; Mrs. Clifford Crader, Suth erlin. Douglas Community Hospital Admitttd Surgory: Mrs. John Brooke. Mrs. Kloyd Mead, Mis. Clifford Collins. Roseburg. Mtdieal: Clary Castillo. Mrs. Harry Anderson. Violet Bonnell. Mrs. Earl Bissonetle. Bruce Sconce, Mrs. Albert Bergerson, Roger Roberts, Mrs. Bert Meh ling, Mjs. I.eo Martinson, Hose burg: Mrs. Alfred llulse, Suther lin; Itennis Young, (ilide. Discharged Mrs. W. M. MlcDcrmott. I.itlle Valley; Mrs. Joe Beck, Oakland; Mrs. Richard Moore, Camas Val ley; Mrs. John Berry. Mrs. James , Powncll, Mrs. Charles Kempas.i Mrs. Stan Olson, William Slumpf, j Roseburg. i ft r oil j mAi.yy& ff FZI. Ihw I DO YOUR OWN WORK AND SAVE AT CLEANUP WEEK in Roseburg starts Monday in the busi ness area from Mosher street to Deer Creek. City street de partment trucks will pick up refuse at parkings and street edges. The junk and refuse must be placed at the edge of the street by property owners before it will be picked up for disposal. The aid to property users by the city wi continue through the week in the areas designated above. City Manager George Farrell said the city trucks would pick up any junk. He urged property users to take advantage of the effort to make Roseburg the "cleanest city in the state." GARAGE SELF-SERVICE 404 W. Lane, Phone 2-1502 or 3-4819 VALVE GRINDING MOTOR WORK BODY AND PAINT WORK YOU OR WE'LL DO IT OPEN 8 A.M. TO 10 P.M. COME IN . . . AND SEE THE NEW HOWARD "BULLDOG" ROTARY TILLER Alia th new 14-inch ti liar with 3.3 h.p, Clinton motor. More powor - complete and bettor cul tivation with on impltmint. Modtli start ot $200 fv--K,,-.vr,. ...-,V.- - - - : -r r- n- i 1 ) ' r ; : ' ! I ' ' vy i 1 I . rttv,r . y . j . I i Av ' I '-is.' , 1 M ' f !' t.f AiA Lr ' ' ' 4 : ; v 1 - ? .;.. i I . i I V ' -. "4 -! ' ! -1 . Lt'j -i i ; --ij i j ?.-' I w t ! .! ! j - I i k i1 I , jBx-, :..,::-J. i .1 . . It Propot Utfout for : , mmft $7KT PARK i L : , : , LANSING - OLIVER 847 S. Stepheni St. Phone OR 3-6636 Open 7 Days a Week. Sunday hours, 9 to 6 Riddle Schools Date Closing Activities By ERMA BEST Baccalaureate services for the Riddle High School will be held Sunday evening. May 22, at i p.m. in the high school gym. Itev. Con rad Rhoads of the Riddle First Baptist Church will be guat speak er. Three vocal solos will he given In- .Mrs. William Thompson. Mist Barbara Macdonald and Kennelh W. Wilson. Prelude music and the proces sional will be played on the organ by John TerBtma. The eighth grade graduating class will be spe cial guests. The public it cordially invited to attend. Honor Society Members of the Riddle National Honor Society accompanied by Kenneth A. Smart, school superin tendent, went to Days Creek Wed nesday evening to install a new chapter and initiate eight charter members. David Kinkade, Riddle chapter president, presided at the candle light ceremony. Others taking part in the service were Bob Jenkins. Joan Mitchell, Pattie Griffiths. Sue llarrell, Kileen Shepherd, Irene Dawson, Ann Raulston and Shirley Zimmerman. The Riddle group were guestj of the Days lYeek chapter at a pot luck dinner preceding the cere mony. Resignations Teacher resignations from t h e Riddle school system increased to eight with the acceptance of res- Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses WHEELER-SIJOTA Robert R. Wheeler, Winchester Bay, and Donna M. Si iota, Reedsport. RAINWATER-RAINWATER Clifford Rainwater and Jessie Rainwater, both of Riddle. WOOTO.V-SANTTI - Michael Jay Woolon, Roseburg, and Col leen Roselvn Santti. Mihvaukie. ZENOR-BARTLETT I.ce Zen or and Roberta Gale Bartlelt, both ot Roseburg. , Divorct Suit Filed . - RIDDLE Maxinc Louise vs. Gerald Marvin Riddle. Married May 5. 1933, at Sutherlin. Crucity charged. ignations for Mr. and Mrs. Vernot Lidtke of the high school faculty, l.idtke completed his master's de gree and thesis last weekend with high honors, and will work toward his doctorate and a fellowship. Th4 Lidtkcs will return to Eugene. Kenneth W. Wilson, high 3choo English teacher, also recently re. signed after eight years at ' Rid dle. He has accepted position in his church school at Caldwell, Idaho. Hugh Winterstcen, seventh grade teacher, also tendered hts resigna tion and expects to start religious training at a seminary in Califor nia this fall. Miss Audrey Spicer, fourth grade teacher, has also asked for a re lease to accept a similar position in Willamina, her home commu nity. .Miss Spicer and the Winter sleens have been active in local Sunday School work. Wilson has been active in school functions. Earlier resignations included Miss Retta Joseph, third grade teacher, who is retiring from leaching: Miss Ella Oleman, first grade teacher, also retiring, and Mrs. Evelyne Lair Wills, third grade teacher, who has married and will move to Cottage Grove. Now Contracts New contracts have been accept ed by four people. Mrs. Eleanor Klcnke, who taught fifth grade in 1953-54, will return from Cottaga Grove to teach fourth grade. Mrs. Louisa Kinlayson of Idaho, a sis ter of .Mrs. Florence Helms, will teach in the second grade. Horace A. Peden of Glendale ha accepted an eighth grade and grade school coaching position. Miss. Mary Lynn Holm of Roseburg will leach girls' physical education, health and biology. Church Of God Sets Music Night Program A Music Night" program will be presented tunday evening at 8 o'clock at the First Church of God, 250 Chestnut St.. Rev. Howard E. Baker announced. The program will consist en tirely of choral selections that have been requested. Howard Stratton is the music director ol the church. Preceding the program, mem hers of the church graduating from high school (his year will be honored at a ceremony, Rev. Ba ker said. Anything Can Happen And Sometimes Does! Accidents can happen any .time, anywhere , . . includ ing on your property. Safe guard your bank account from the inroads of costly damage suits with liability insurance. FULLERTON REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE 1261 N. Stepheni PLANS FOR FOWLER STREET PARK give an idea of the center) to gladden hearts of Roseburg children. Work layout above. Space is designated for a basketball court , started on the park this week.- The park i's a project of (top left), combination swings (lower left), sand box, j the Roseburg Junior Chamber of Commerce, climbing tower, merry-go-round (top right) and slide (top ' Community News Items Shop At Your Local Independent Drug Store McKay Drug Open This Sunday and Through Next Week til 9 PM For Your Late Evening Shopping Convenience Your Friendly Family Pharmacy t)on't Take It for Granted ! F EATEN SUMO; AND CHEWED THOROJ6HLY THEr WILL CAUSE. NO DlSCOMFCKT ! , no o a tIUr NEHSffcrtR GRCUlATION IN THi UNITED CTATES IS AT THE MI6HBST POINT IT HAS tVta BBACUSD 65,07,480 COPie. - -JALTrV EVEEY YEAH US afpapkoc PUBLISH MORE TWAW SCO MILLION INDIVIDUAL Cl.ASSiFlEP ADS ROWSHL TWO roa EVERY AUN( WOMAN AND OiaeiWTVl NATION' tN'T TAKZ NBHSPAPERS ' FOR GRANTED I DOUGLAS COUNTY'S OWM DAILY NEWSPAPER Mothtr Viiiti .Mr. and Mrs. f Hv Fild Diy Mpnihers of RiisspI nrnel of Lookinttglats .film Brady's sophomore biology have a giiest In llnir homp. thelrlav plan to take a bus to roaval former's mother from .Minnesota, ' point tomorrow to enjoy a field who arrived this week. 'day. j NOW! A NEW KIND OF WOODBURNING FIREPLACE! riFii! coi.oRFri.'. IICALt UlU -rKICkDl black aa4M ko lf tot MfMu il ,1 ' 7' Hrt tot. n rn inMill thi h.tntl.nme, vorwlhuminK ftrrpU, oiirvli or hVF anv handvm.in Ho il lor vcmi in a nuttrr ol hour wiih. out trarinK out erniinK brickwork or my Itrsf sac con Mnnlionl tla-ilv alut hni I o rti.l ina lluf or prculmcilnl chimney. IV-inncd hv f;int-t architect, Carl Ko,h. Ih rf volultonary new Al'OKN Kirc(lacp comhioei lunc tion.l cifin with (itr-ntcarct, heavy trrl cntruction. New rotmh-tcTttircd pmccUin ftnih la-u a lilchmr. clpn uh aiUmpcloth! t'hof Sunvt Red, Inlto.wt (irev, Korel t'.reen. or M4tte Bl.k. Al'OR tireJaie require onlc .-4" jH im,y. et heall a larR rcxtm comiortably I Featured in lh A,,wti model hou in t.IfK. it hc been ele1ect bv aartt winmrtt archreets by 1hcHmnd oi home-oTwrv Naw Employ Mrs. lAirrainei Fo- is a recent new employe at ' McKay's Drugs. j On Vacation Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Stuart of San l.eandro. i Calif., visilecl at the 0. (i. Collins home on I.itlle River Wednesday, j The Stuarts are interested in pioneer history of Doualas Conn- i ly, having done some work along! that line. j Ltav On Trip Jir. and Mrs. j Roy Ancelo lctl this morning on a three-week vacation trip to the Grant! Canyon, Nevada, l.'tah and i various points of interest in Ihe Southwestern states. V.s. Anselo: is chief nurse at Douglas Com-, munity Hospital. Visit Clnt Family -r Visitors: at Ihe Don (ilenr. home at Win chester are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. fllenz. and his aunt, Mrs. Rertha esner. all of Port land. The visitors, who arrived Friday, will also visit their son., R. A. Clem Jr., and family. I To Clan Cmtry All those interested and those havinii ren ames buried in the Cleveland Cemetery are asked to meet Thursday at 9 a m. at the rerrte tery for a clean-up day. and are asked to hnng a basket lunch and work tools. DMslay Dinnr Tonight The DeMolay members are sponsoring a dinner tonight at 6:.lo o'clock al the Masonic Temple. Tickets have been tin sale the last week as the affair is open to the puhlic. Ruth Bradley will cater the dinner. Pro ceeds of the affair will go towards purchasing robes for the DeMolay ritualistic work. In Portland Miss Shiiiev Spencer is in Portland todav, where she will visit ind attend in business. She plans to see thi? stage play, Pajama Game." In Protland Mrs. Dickie Kc! Ileman and daughter. Jitdv, and Ralph Deal are in Portland today on business, and will also visit al Ihe home of the former's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Chen oweth. From Lot Angl Mrs. Al berta Smith. Iyos Angeles, arrived in Roseburg this week to visit her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. David Kesner, .1128 Hughes St. MYs. Kesner is confined to her home where she is recuperating from an illness. Scotts Te Mov Xrr. and Mrs. Herschet Scott. 1151 Stanton S'.. will move to Ashland next week. They -have purchased a home there, after selling their Rosehurj home. Scott will terminate his em ployment with Pioneer Grocery Co.. for vvich he has worked 35 HEARING AID CLINIC WILL BE HELD AT THE HOTEL UMPQUA TUES., MAY 24 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. FEATURING THE NEW VACOLITE All trontitUr htorinj aid wirii two year guarontM Operation coat leu tfian 1 Si month. USED HEARING AIDS FROM $5 up. Robert Bolcomb Authoriied Dealer Dr. C. C. Voraw. O.D. in attendance) Save your old A batteries wa buy them GERRETSEN BUILDING SUPPLY CO. 402 WEST OAK PHONE OR 2-2436 Frank Bcrgh For Information on Whirlpool & Speed Queen Washerj & Dryers Phont OR 3-8343 THE ROSEBURG PHARMACY 241 N. JACKSON IS NOW Owned And Managed EDWARD V. LORENZEN A COMPLETE DRUG STORE FEATURINC QUALITY MERCHANDISE AND SERVICE SHALL BE OUR COAL We invite yog to come in and visit us
