Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses
UPTON-TRAYLOR Delbero
Upton and Johnnie Louise Traylor,
both of Oakland.
HUFFMAN-COLLINS Ralph E.
Huffman, Azalea, and Sandra Sue
Collins, Roseburg.
- McGINNIS-DORROUGH W.
Delbert McGinnis, Myrtle Creek,
nd N. Yvonne Dorrough, Canyon
ville. Vancouver Ucmm
GOURLEY-BOLLIGER PhiliD
M. Gourley, Sutherlin, and Evelyn
oomger, nogeourg.
Divorces Granted
WESCOTT Crete D. from
Lyle G. Wescott. Plaintiff awarded
custody of two minor children, $100
per month for their support. Prop
erty settlement comirmea.
WHITE Josenh F. from Bar.
bare White. Property settlement
comirmea.
DeWITT Dorine E. from Clyde
Edward DeWitt. Plaintiff award
ed custody of one child. $75 Tier
month, car and household prop
erty.
TRIPLETT Dorothy Ray from
Richard Bird Triplett. Plaintiff
awarded $550 alimony.
DENNEY Peggy from Ivan
Denney. Plaintiff awarded custody
ox one cnna, ger monui.
BAKER Lorn a Lee from Don
ald R. Baker. Plaintiff awarded
custody of unborn child.
RIDDLE Maxine Louise from
Gerald Marvin Riddle.
SWEAiUNGEN Lucille from
Eugene E. Swearingen. Plaintiff's
lormer name, Main, restored.
UMO Lenora M. from John J.
Amo. Plaintiff's former name, Hus
key. restored.
WILSON Shirlev Joanne from
A. Travis Wilson, Plaintiff awarded
custody of one child, $50 per month.
Property settlement confirmed-
Court reserves right to amend de
cree to conform with agreement of
parues regarding cnua's custody.
STOBLE Ruth From Millard
C. Stobie. Plaintiff awarded title
to real property. Defendant award
ed automobile.
- FAH Perilla M. from Alois
G. Fah. Plaintiff awarded interest
in Portland property. Her former
name, Riebling, is restored.
McBee Viola Irene from Mel-
vin f. McBee. .
- Dlvarra CnIt tWrnA
BRITT Opal Irene vs. Albert
ritt. . WarrioA fiant 1 nvia t
Sulphur, Okla. Cruel and inhuman
treatment charged. Plaintiff seeks
custody of five children, reasonable
mommy sum tor weir support.
VERNAL Emma vs. Walter
R. Bernal. Married Aug. 29, 1954,
at Vancouver, Wash. Cruel and in
human treatment chareed.
Boggs. Married Aug. 2, 1954, at
vanyonvuie. truei ana innuman
treatment, cnargea. i
Browning Interests Buy
Another Sutherlin Mill
Bielman - Menke shingle mill,
butnerun, has been sold to Brow
ing Lumber Co., according to the
sun Tribune, sutherlin. C. D
Moore of the Browing organiza
tion will assume management,
C. J. Bielman. former owner.
said he has purchased the 2,000
acre E. G. Young sheep ranch
north of Oakland. The new owner
of the mill, Dr. Ellis V. Browning
of Springerville, Ariz., also was
recent purchaser of the Viking
Lumber Co., which he renamed,
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Lookingglass
By HAZEL S. MARSH
Five Lookingglass young folk
graduated from the Roselmrg High
!cnool Tuesday. They represent
the last group to attend Roseburg
from this area. AU students from
this district will now be attending
Douglas High.
Lorna Vance. Katherine Storms.
David Monger, Ned Jiiy and
Charles Meredith were awarded
diplomas at the exercises.
Weekend Guest
Mrs. Leona Buckle had as guests
over the weekend her granddaugh
ter, iverna, and husband, Werner
Keimers of Portland. The latter
is a student at the Pacific Bible
College. The young couple took
Mrs. Buckle to Glide Sunday where
tney visited with Mrs. Buckle's
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
mr. uarion f ortune and family.
Mrs. J. C. Williams accompan
ied the county Home Extension
committee to Corvallis to meet
with the state group at Oregon
State College. Plans wore made
for the ensuing year's program for
tne units over the state.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lvon and
daughter. Eileen of Anchor were
dinner guests Sunday at 'ht home
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stingley
and the former's mother, Mrs. Ed
ith Ackert.
The community was saddened
this week by news of the death of
Cliff Harner April 24 at his home
in uuarte, calif. The turners sold
their ranch in Lookingglass in No-
Wilbur Man
Breaks Foot
By ODY MOORHOUS
Orville Walz received a broken
foot Tuesday when a board was
dropped on it while he was working
at the Wilbur Mill. He is able to
be about on crutches, It will be
several weeks before he can re
turn to work.
Graduate
Several Wilbur seniorj were
graduated from Roseburg High
School at commencement exer
eluded Marlyoe Cary, Pat Cook,
cises Tuesday evening. They in
Etna Joiner, Gilbert Harvey, Char
les Palmer, Ryland Broszio and
Albert Dunham.
Being promoted from Joseph
Lane Junior High are Sue Joiner
Alta Glenn, Beatrice Kosemeyer,
Frances Galloway, Velva Holcomb,
Billy Moore, Doyle Gardner, Gary
Nuckols, Eldon Hobbs and Dewey
Hunt
A miscellaneous shower was held
Thursday at the Ed Russell home
in Wilbur for the Bagley family
whose home burned May 22. Mrs.
Russell and Mrs. R. E. Brown
were hostesses. Many serviceable
gifts were presented to the family,
School Dinner
The Wilbur Community Club
held its annual "end-of-sohool pot
luck dinner at the Wilbur School,
Friday evening. A short business
meeting followed.
Memorial Day weekend guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Smith were Mrs. . Ed Edwards of
Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Diinsmore and -son, Walter, of
Redmond; Mr. and Mrs. Wen Tru
itt of Oakland, and Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Petersdorf and children, Al
lan Jr., Gay and Sherry Lou, of
Roseburg.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Thomas and
daughter, Stephanie, drove to Coos
Bay and other coastal ooints Sun
day! Mr. and Mrs. Doug Short and
children, Douglas, Sharon and Car
los, spent last weekend visiting
relatives in Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs, R. E. Brown drovr
to Grants Pass last Friday to visi
their son, Dick Brown, and hie
family.
Nancy Badden of Cave Junction
spent several days visiting her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C
bakes. ,
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Spackman
have a new granddaughter, Ter
esa Diane, born last week to Mr,
and Mrs. James Spackman of Suth
erlin.
ASSIGNMENTS MADE
PORTLAND OB Several changes
in assignment of Seventh-Day Ad
ventist pastors in Oregon were re
ported here by Elder L. E. Biggs,
conference president
Among them, Elder R. G.
Schaffner of Salem will go to Ore
gon City as pastor. His replace-
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Rose Hotel Annex
Students Graduated From Roseburg
vember, 1950, and moved to Cali
fornia after having been residents
of the valley for a number of years.
Harner was engaged in cement and
construction work in ar.d around
Roseburg and had many friends
in this area. Mrs. Harner is living
in their home at 2524 Broderlck
Ave., Duarte, Calif. One son,
George, and a daughter live In
southern California. One son. Ivan,
is in England. - Three grandchil
dren also are living in California.
New Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Topping nave
i new daughter by adoption. Donna
Lee, oorn May 3.
j SWANK JEWELRY
tM Cuff link and tie bar sets
Tsp for color accent to dad's
ijp outfit. Gift boxed! Gift
pj priced from
STRETCH BELTS
Masculine colors that dad
will like. Choose from our
selection and give him new
belt comfort. Made by
. Poris
from 1.00
v -
FINER SLACKS . . .
by Champion, Pendleton ond Kup
penheimer in the finest of.fine wools.
Styled for his casual wtor . . . dress
wear. Latest colors. Gift priced
Jrom 14.95
P. MFM'C UCAD
n
Al Stingley and Lloyd Waglw of
Winston drove to PorUaoi Monday
to purchase furniture for their re
spective places of business. Sling
ley, resident of Lookingglass,
has recenUy opened a new and
used furniture store in Riddle,
known as "Al's Place.' Wagler
operates "Wag's" Furniture store
in Winston.
Mrs. Edith Ackert accompanied
her son-in-law, Albert S'uigley, to
Anchor Thursday to attend the
closing exercies of the school there
which Mr. Stingley has taught the
past year. The Stingleys and Mrs.
ji'WVJ3 WELCOME TO ROSEBURG!
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SUSPENDERS
gay in color, great In com
fort. There's style here
Just for your dad, Made
by Paris, Gift price. .
from 1.75
VAN HEUSEN COLORED
DRESS SHIRTS. ..
Choose color for dad, give him
one of the new fashion colors
for men. Maybe MINT in
broadcloth or oxford cloth.
Mony collar styles.
from 3.95
MAIN FLOOR
Ackert were dinner guests Thurs
day evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Conley. Later all at
tended the school program which
was given under the direction of
Mrs. Stingley. The one-room school
includes all grades including the
sixth and is a part of the Canyoo
ville School district,
Mrs. Stingley concluded ber
year's work with the program
Thursday evening In which all of
the children participated. With the
cooperation of the PTA a beau
tiful setting was arranged for the
pageants given by the chiioren fea
turing Oregon Trail incidents.
He may act shy and say "you shouldn't have" but he loves
the limelight on Father's bay . . . and he loves the gifts as
much. Choose them, with care for his full enjoyment. We'll
help you pick a prize and wrap it in grand style. And to
the boys and girls who want to buy presents with their own
savings," a very special welcome. We'll .help you find just the
gift for. your father whether it's pennies or dollars you've
saved !
ARCYLE SOXS
Colors dad likes. Comfort he
desires. Attractive cotton
and wool socks gift priced
from
55c
STRETCH SOX
The sox that fit every size,
foot. Now in handsome
argyle patterns.
1.00 pr.
Man., June 13, 1935 The Newt-Kevlew, Rwts Ore. 9
Boneless Chuck Roasts, Chickens Featured Meats .
By THE ASSOCIATED PRISS
Boneless chuck pot roast and fry
ing chickens were among the fea
tured meats in the nation's food
stores last weekend.
Prime ribs, lamb chops, smoked
picnics and steaks also were of
fered as advertised specials.
Legs of lamb were more cost
ly last weekend in many areas.
One big chain was boosting prices
from four to eight cents t pound
over a week ago.
Egg prices may be In
HANDKERCHIEFS
Gift boxed and ready te
wrap for dad on hit day.
Choose from pure white or
the new fashion colors for
men.
from 1.00
SPORTSHIRTS
Bright, gaily colored shirts
' designed with comfort in mind.
Give Dad saverol from Miller's.
Gift priced from
2.95
your market Increases of one to
four cents a dozen are planned by
a leading chain. Butter was the
same as a week ago nearly every
where. Supplies of milk and cheese
are plentiful. "
Lettuce continued in abund
ant supply at low prices. Produce
specialists say that cucumbers and
beans have come down in price and
rate shoppers' attention. Also list
ed as outstanding buys were beets,
(mostly bunched with tops), squash
and nearly vegetable such as
escarole, endives, radishes, green
onions, spinach and parsley.
There's a good selection of oth
er worthwhile buys too: Celery,
carrots, asparagus, corn, onions,
potatoes and peppers.
Limes are getting plentiful again.
In the wholesale markets, they aro
rated with oranges and grapefruit
as the best buys In fruit.
Watermelons are down tn price,
but warmer weather might send
tnem higher, strawberries are
reasonably priced.
COLORFUL TIES
Choose from ravon. silk or
wool materials. Choose
from our rainbow collection.
Gift pried from
1.50
VAN HEUSEN
SHIRTS
The collar style that Is his
favoiite . the Century.
Never wrinkles. Cool to
wear. : Glv him one or two.
3.95
COMFORTABLE
PAJAMAS
Give him o new pair In rayon, cot
ton, seersucker, broadcloth or nylon.
Choose from jhe selection now on
display ot Miller's.
from 2.98
Your Father's Day Gift Purchases
from Miller's will -be attractively
. gift wrapped FREE.
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