Thur., June 23, 1955 The Newi-Revlew, Roseburg, Ort. 13
Local News
, Visit At Cm Visitori at the
Bob Ellis home in Camas Valley
this week are their fiends, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Prince, of El
Monte, Calil.
Her From Portland Visitors
this week at the Robert Alspaugh
home are Mr. and Mrs. I. B.
llazeltine and daughter, Pat, of
Portland.
Attend Dance A large group
of square dancers from Cottage
Grove were in Roseburg Saturday
night to attend the dance at the
fairgrounds. Several callers of
the group participated.
Visit Reynolds Weekend vis
itors at the home of Mr. and Mcs.
H. R. "Curley" Reynolds were
there'couslns, Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Rowe, of Eugene, and Mr. 2nd
Mrs. Mayhew Gillies of Portland.
Attend Meeting Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Grow returned home over
the weekend from Newport, where
the former attended the high
school agriculture instructor's con-
'Xcrence. The meeting lasted sev
eral days.
Visiting Visitors the past sev
eral days at the Chester DcWitt
home are their daughters, Mrs.
Jack Student ana her daughter,
Lee Anna, from Gilchrist, Ore.,
and Mrs. Millard Roberts and her
son, Robbie, from Eugene.
Visits Here Mrs. Allah John'
son has returned to her home at
Jennings Lodge after a weeks
visit here at the home of her
brother-in-law, Leo Wilkerson, and
family. She was en route home
from a trip to tl raso, Texas.
From Nswport Former local
residents, Mr. and Mrs. Ver
non Bristow, now of Newport,
spent the weekend in Roseburg.
They visited wilh Mr. and Mrs.
.T f.. Anrlrtis and Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Wilkerson and all attended
the rodeo.
Dafurn Mr unit Mr. David
Clingman and Mrs. John Parsons
and daughter, kainy, nave return
ed to their homes in Roseburg,
frtltrtwini a trn In PftrtlanH. where
they picked up John Parsons, who
has been attending national uuara
Camp at Fort Lewis, Wash.
Back From Hospital George
Leeper, who underwent surgery in
a Eugene hospital recently has
been convalescing the past ten
days at his home here. His daugh
ter, Mrs. Dorothy Silke, of Salem,
came Tuesday to visit him and
took him to Eugene Wednesday to
have stitches removed.
Brother Visits Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Hodges of Bremerton, Wash.,
are visiting at the home of his
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Hodges, 321 E. Second
Ave. S. E. L. Hodges was former
ly a policeman in Roseburg, and
he and his wife have many friends
and relatives- here.
Return To Eugene Mrs.
George McBride (Marion Slattery)
and Mrs. Eric Robatham (Eileen
Slattery) have returned to their
homes in Eugene, following a trip
to Roseburg to attend the funeral
of their grandfather, Britt S. Nich
ols, and to visit their mother, Mrs.
T. J. Slattery.
From Eugene Mr. and Mrs.
Dale M. Petersen of Eugene spent
the weekend here at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Plummer. While here the group
observed the first wedding anni
versary of the Petersens, and the
27th anniversary of the Plummers,
who were married in Forest
Grove June 20, 1928. The Peter
sens were married June 20 of last
year at Roseburg.-
Hartfiels Back Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hartfiel returned to their
home here Sunday from a month's
vacation trip. They were accom
. panied by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Hamilton of Riddle. The group
spent about two weeks in the uran
ium mining area. They went to
Hanksville, Utah, and watched
several mines in operation, and
visited the processing plants at
Grand Junction, Colo. They stop
ped at Moab, Utah, which is the
center of the mining area. Fol
lowing a trip through Bryce and
Zion canyons, they returned home
by way of Yosemite Park. Hart
fiel returned to' his law office Mon
day morning.
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Quick drying, long wearing
gloss enamel. For woodwork,
furniture or trim. Inside or
outside surfaces.
QUART
FULLER
MEDAL MIX PAINT
Outside white paint.
Excellent for fences.
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Coos To Alaska Richard Smith
of this city left Monday for Cor
dova, Alaska.
Vacationing Miss Celeste Sory,
employee of the Photo Lab, is
spending her vacation in Califor
nia. On Vacation Mrs. Mary An
derson is on a two-week vacation
from her work in the alteration
department at Miller's.
Fortstor Visits Sla'e Forest
er George Spaur of Salem was a
business visitor in Roseburg Tues
day and Wednesday.
Go Fishing Mike Beery, Bruce
Roark and Orval Rorabaugh en
joyed a successful fishing trip to
Winchester Bay over the weekend.
Scouts Sot Potluck Fullerton
Cub Scouts No. 144 and their fam:
ilies are invited to a 6 p.m. potluck
at Umpqua Park Friday.
Food Sal Sot Sutherlin Jay-Ce-ttes
will sponsor a food and
apron sale Saturday from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. in front of the Golden
Rule Store.
Breaks Fingtr Jimmy Web
ster, small son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Webster, is recovering
from a fraclur-d finger, suffer
ed In an accident Sunday.
Now Rosidonts Mr. and Mrs.
M. L. Veatch are moving this
week from Portland to Rose-Etta
Lodge, which they own and will
now be operating. i .
Visiting In Myrtle Point Jill
Booher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Booher of this city, is spend
ing the week in Myrtle Point visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Wilson and family.
Picnic Postponed The Sunday
School and church picnic of the
First Baptist Church has been
postponed Irom haturaay oi tnis
week to late July. The date will
be announced later.
Weekend Guosti Guests last
weekend at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Otho Gosnell were Vr. and
Mrs. M. A. Morton and son, Jinv
mie, of Eugene. The group went
to the coast Sunday.
From Portland Charles Mar
tin of Portland has arrived in
Roseburg to work this summer
for the Stebinger Lumber Co. He
has been visiting at the Earl T,
Clark home.
Ort Trip Mrs. Frpncis Wal
berg and Mrs. Bessie Houser left
Wednesday by bus lor L,os An
eeles to visit and vacation. They
plan to tour Mexico before they
return nere tne ursi ween in
July.
At Tiller Mr. and Mrs. Al
Ctnffanenn haua mnUPlI thuir trail
er house to Tiller, where the for
mer will be employed for the sum
mer. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crook
are residing in the Stcffenson
home on Harrison Street.
Returns To California Mrs. Al
berta Smith returned to her home
in Sun Valley, caia., inosaay
after spending several weeks with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. David Kesner, 3128
Hughes St. I
Moves Dr. and Mrs. R. G
Galloway moved into the Howell
Apartments last weekend. Dr.
Gallowav has taken up dental
practice in the former office of
Dr. Leland Van Allen in the Car
ter Building.
Back From Vacation Mr. and
Mrs. Jack McGuire and two sons
have returned to their home, on
Glenn Street, following , a vaca
tion in California. McGuire is man
ager of the Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Co. here.
Hero Over Weokend Mr. and
Mrs. Newton Kenze and daughter,
Lorna, of San Bruno, Calif., and
Mrs. Kenze's mother, Mrs. Alice
Neville, of Loveland, Colo., were
in Roseburg over the weekend vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton.
Goes To Chicago William Car
stens of Oarstens Furniture Store
in Roseburg, has left by plane for
Chicago to attend the furniture
market. He was accompanied by
Rusty Hampton of Hampton's Fur
niture Store in The Dalles. They
will return west in a new automo
bile of Hampton's.
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