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FRIDAY DUPLICATB BRIDGE WINNERS ARE ANNOUNCED Winners in Friday's duplicate bridge play at the Elks Club were Mrs. L. E. McClintock and Mrs. Clay Cornett, first; Mrs. Walter Ulrkh and Mrs. Walter Fisher, second; Mrs. James Hughes and Mrs. M. E. Ulsehaefer, third, and Mrs. G. W. Marshall and Miss Gertrude Rast, fourth. Master point play will be held Friday of this week at 12:45 noon at the elub. All players in terested in playing duplicate bridge, whether members of the &1KS or not, are invited to enAOV the afternoon. Miner BURNS Relieved: Jiffy Keep Reirinol Ointment handy apply at once. Eases pain helps prevent blisters, quickens healing. RESinol Local Community News Briefs Weo?,, Jung t, 1 955 The News-Review, ftatefcnrg. Or, t Goes To Alaska Gordon Be vans left Monday for Anchorage, Alaska, where he plans io reside. Attending To Business Mr. and Mrs. William T. Evans Jr., of Roseburg: are spending a couple of days in Portland on business. . Enjoy Play Mrs..Mona Hull and Mrs. Jane Fies of Roseburg made a trio to Portland recently to enjoy the play, "Tea House of uie Harvest Moon." New Job Miss Charlotte Da vis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Davis, recently accepted the position of cashier at the In dian Theatre. fn Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Midland were in Eugene Mon day to visit their daughter and family and attend Eoy Scout cere monies, in which their grandson received an award. Hem From Hospital Wally Wood, who has been a medical patient at the Veterans Hospital in Portland for a number of months, is now convalescing at his home in Roseburg. Will Go To Eugene Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Church and daughter, Janet, will go to Eugene Sunday to attend commencement exercis es at University of Oregon, at which time their son, Bob, will receive his bachelor of science de gree in business administration. COUNTRY CLUB DANCE SLATED FOR SATURDAY Members and guests are invit ed to attend an Informal dance Sat urday evening at 9:30 o'clock at the Roseburg country Club. An orcnestra win be present. PYTHIAN SISTERS SET RUMMAGE SAL Pythian Sisters are sponsoring a rummage sale Saturday at the Parish Hall, across from Safeway. me anair wiu stare at v:ju a.m. UMPQUA BOWMAN TO MEET TONIGHT Umpqua Bowman will meet at 7:30 o clock tonight at the George Foster home. All members are urged to be present. vono. I I iMuidStarch S 1 W L are sweet-tempered oo wash day I because v M Vano docs a pertcct M W starching job every time, w Saveswork... saves timepp In Eugene Mr, and Mrs. Phil Harth attended business in Eu gene last week. Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gile of Salem, formerly of this city, were recent visitors in Rose burg. Return Home Luessie Fletch er and Esther Baker have return ed to Roseburg, following a three day trip tlirougb the Redwoods and to coastal points of, interest. , In Washington Mrs. Vance Cox left Sunday for Suquamish, Wash., to visit several weeks with her son-in-law and daughter, CpL and Mrs. Bill Drake. Go To Eugene Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Bubar of Roseburg and their daughter, Mrs. D. R. McKillop, and her son, Ross, of Los Angeles drove to Eugene Tuesday to spend the day visiting the Bubars' son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Watson, and family. Hero For Summer Jed Young, son of Mr.and Mrs. Ger ald Young of Los Ajueles. is spending the summer in Roseburg wiui ms paternal granoparents Mr. and Mrs. Edwin 3 Youne The Youngs brought him back to Roseburg following a trip to Los Angles. Undergoes Surgery Mrs. J. L. Cauthorn, the former Beulah Jewett of this city, recently un derwent major surgery at St. Luke's Hospital In San Francisco. She is reported to be gettinz along nicely, but is exoected to remain in the hospital another weeK. Leaves Today Mrs. Jessie Harper and baby left Uday for San Francisco to take a plane for Washington, D.C., to join Mr. Harp er, wno nas oeen transferred there from Gnam. Mrs. Harper and baby were also at Guam for a time ana nave been visiting relatives and friends in Douglas County be- lore going io Washington, a. c, Takes Apartment Miss Carol Trimble, new county librarian, has rented the apartment of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. DoBernardi on East Lane Street. Miss Trimble, who has been residing in Yakima, Wash., spent the weekend here. She will make a trip to Philadel phia, before reporting for. her new uuues uere iuiy n. Leave On Trip Miss Gertrude Hildeburn of Roseburg and her great-nephew, Kenneth Reed of Ho- quiam, Wash., left Tuesday on the City of Portland for Omaha. Neb.. to visit the former's nephew, Har ry Hildeburn, and his wife, before going to Westchester, Pa., to visit relatives, after which they will go co Boston ana new xork. Home For Summer John Mar vin Robertson, student at Linfield College at McMinnville has ar. rived home to spend the summer witft nis parents, Mr. and Mrs. John William Robertson, in Laurel wood. He will spend the summer working for his father at the Shell Oil Service Station, corner of Oak and Stephens streets. Move Back To Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ruttcr and baby son, Scott, have moved back to Roseburg to make their home, aft er being in EI Paso, Tex., while Mr. Rutter served at Fort Bliss He recently received his honorable discharge from service. Mrs. Rut ter is the former Cyntfiia Turner. . At present they are visiting at the home of Mrs. Rutter' parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Turner. ot South Main Street. Goes To Grand Chapter Mrs. Carl E. Wimberly Sr., of Rose burg has left for Portland to at tend grand cnapter oz uu. Attending T Business Mrs. Les Carr of Roseburg has been spending the last several days in Portland and Salem on business. Attend Graduation ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield went to Portland this week to attend the graduation exercises Tuesday night of their grandson, Philip d. Knight. HEC To Meet Relversdale Grange HEC will meet f nday at the ball at a no-hostess pouuck luncheon. Members are to. bring own table service. To California Mrs. Orville Reese and children, Patricia and Dick, left last i weekend for Cali fornia to visit relatives. They plan to make stops in Alturas and Men- mona. Attend Graduation Air. ant! Mrs. Paul K. Ryan and daughter. Cheryl, ot Roseburg drore to Port land this week to ttteml gradua tion exercises at Columbia Prep ti see the Ryans' son, Paul Jr., graauated, June s. ra.u ji , ae companied them home for Uie summer. Colliers Horn Mr. and Mrs, A. B. Collier are back at their home in the Trued apartments on Chadwick Street, following three weeks in Eugene, wnere uie for mer was a patient at Sacred Heart Hospital. Sir. Comer, wno under went surgery, is reported to be convalescing satisfactorily at home. From Bend M. J. McClain and his daughter, Mrs. Mary Bev ans, and her daughter Connie Jean, of Bend were in Roseburg Saturday to visit relatives and mends, iney iett aunaay, accom panied by the latter's sister, Vir ginia Bevans, who had remained here to finish school. To Tenmlle Lake Mr. and Mrs. Merle Gemberling and daugh ter, Patricia, of Roseburg spent the weekend at Tenmile Lake. Goes T Boston Mrs. Glenn E. Wright of Rosburg left Sunday for Boston, Mass., to visit rela tives ana mends, -Will Go To Virginia 1. W. Biss, who has been visiting his parent at Tiller. Plans to leave r naay tor monoix, va. to report for further duty. Very III Mrs. Mary Lou New- house, former local resident, is re ported to be quite 01 at Uie home of her daughter, Mrs. O. L. Ellis, at 133Z Waverly Road. San Marino. 9, Calif. In Portland Ed Oldfield, Maur ice Hallmark and Jack Schvane veldt were in Portland Monday. The former two entered the golf sectional qualifying round at Wav erly Country Club. Leaving Thursday Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Smith and son, Stev ie. of Roseburg are leaving Thurs day by plane from Meiford for San Francisco to attend th$ wed- Hing us mrs. annul s mete, ranei Sinclair, which will take place June 14. The Smiths left here to day for Mediord, whore Smith will attend a meeting timeiit. He is a partner in Lockwood Motors here. Inlay Trio To Cetsf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finjterios of Rose burg spent Sunday fishing at Coos say. Lea vac Per Florida Mrs. Paula Heini of Glide left Rose burg Monday tor Jacksonville, Ft., to visit relatives and friends. At Evans Hem Mr. and Mrs. William T. Evans Sr ot Los An geles are spending several weeks daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wit in Roseburg visiting their son and liam T. Evans Jr., on East Cass Street. SPECIAL fOIJUMI ICS CRUM Visit Parents Mr. and Mrs. Milton Clark and family visited several days recently wt'Jt his par ents in Grande Roundo, Wash, . Return Hero Mrs. Arthur Clarke has returned to her home here, following a trip to Portland to attend the play, "Tea House ot the Harvest Moon, and to enjoy a visit wtiti her son, Attorney James Clarke. Make Trip Mr. and Mrs. How ard Mostey and Mr. an4 Mrs. Bill Petheram enjoyed a recent trip to San Francisco and Hi-no. Naw Chaplain Te Arrive Chap lain Watting of San Fernando, Calif., is expected to arrive in Roseburg June 2L Ha replaces Chaplain Feller at the VA Hos pital, who has been transferred to Camp Whit at Mediord. . , m wftftt ft different C-H makes ...M 9MSIXV1M JUtt COOKWO SUCCESS iV ? I cane THE WttT SAKE Vim KtUHBJ W WE KSX! HotWng toei toe lsteig ftssh befrfss, to Will Go To Portland Mr. and Mrs. Vern Perkins and the for mer's mother, Mrs. Opal Perkins, of this city will leave Thursday for Portland to attend Multnomah County Hospital Nurses Training graduation exercises, at which time the latter's daughter. Miss Connie Perkins, will be graduat ed. They will return here Friday. uonnis win come to uoseburg lat er. , Return To Salam Mrs. Ben jamin Irving of Salem and her daughter. Miss Jane Irving of Berkeley, Calif., were recent week end visitors in Roseburg at Uie home of the former's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Helliwell, and family, on South Main Street. They accompanied Col. and Mrs. Robert Irving of Salem, to Roseburg, who also vis ited the former's sister, Mrs, Hel liwelL Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Ricketts of Champaign, HI., have left for their home, follow ing two weks visiting here with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ricketts. They came especially to attend the high school graduation exercises as their grandson, Duke Ricketts, was a member of the graduating class. Duke accompanied them on the return trip. They will stop in Rich mond and Los Angeles Io visit rel atives and then go to Tucson, Ariz., and on to Champaign, after which Duke will go to Belleville, I!!., and Sidney, Ohio, to visit relatives and friends. He will return here Au gust 20. Duke is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ricketts. ffimy 'lUaPrnlTfaaVnEAsHsir I At Nielsen's, you make a laving on every item. Larger purchases allow additional savings ta be pas sed en to you, tho customer. At Nielsen's, you find brands you know for top quality and value. Shop our complete store for foods thot are nationally advertised at prices aver 10 low. south q(4jXimmP At NialHK't, you ere e mud wirli trait, ysar every food want cartful!? filial and ft bine chicked eat, yaiir surcham r ddlvartd to your car. 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