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V Social Wedneidy-July 13 Riversdale Happy Hour Club at tome 01 Mrs. Don Guuey at 2 D.m Melrose Friendly Hour Club at home of Elsie Coffell at dessert luncheon. Dorii Benedict will pre sent program. Sutherlin Grange at hall in eve ning. Sutherlin Theta Rho Girls at IOOF Hall in evening. VFW Auxiliary at 8 p.m. at Vet erans Memorial Hall on Garden Valley Road. Encampment re ports to be given. Members and those eligible to membership invit ed. Free textile and ceramic oaint- ing classes from 10 to 12 noon and 1 to 3 p.m. at Spruce street plant of Farm Bureau. Classes taught by Inez of the House of Progression, Los Angeles. Woman's Home League craft classes at Salvation Army from 1 to 4 p.m. All women invited. Roseburg Jay-C-Ette meeting at b p.m. at Home of Mrs. Bruce Hamilton. WSCS of Camas Valley Methodist Church to meet at church parlors t 1:30 p.m. Degree of Honor Protective As sociation members, their families and invited guests asked to attend a 6 p.m. potluck picnic at Unpqua Park. For further information or if weather is inclement call OR- Z-1448. St. Joseph's Altar Society meet ing postponed. Next date to be an nounced later. Blue Star Mothers work day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Roseburg Woman's Club. Sack lunch. Thursday July 14 North Umpqua Garden Club at home of Mis. Mert Weaver at 1:30 p.m. Flower arrangements on Fourth of July theme to be made. Northside Sunshine Club in after noon at home of Bernardine Prin cen, 231 N. Chadwkk St. tow mink 3 tuuts Sushi PV? - 11' vnj & Women VVho use Save -tine n iVoTass- Mo Mass! It you're not using if0 ogre ufarfcing icq fard T A. - y Calendcu Free textile and ceramic paint ing classes from 10 to 12 noon and 1 to 3 p m. at Spruce Street plant of Farm Bureau. Classes taught by Inez of House of Progression Los Angeles. Women of Country Club 12 noon luncheon. Progressive or foursome bridge at 1 p.m. Hayloft Squares classes at 8 p.m. at Prese'"' with Chris Klein in charge as caller. Douglas tu-..u ' mounted Sher iff's Posse at fairgrounds at 1 p.m. potluck with Mrs. Rona Smith, James Pfeffer and Mr. and Mrs. George Jameson in charge Bring own table service, hot dish, salad or dessert. Woman's Society of Christian Service of Methodist Church to have outdoor luncheon meeting at home of Mrs. V. T. Jackson. Those desiring transportation to meet at church at 11:30 a.m. Roseburg Ground Observers Corps open house to celebrate third anniversary. Public invited to call anv time during the day at the Ground Observers Post. Mothers of Scout Troop No. 34 will act as host esses. GARDEN CLUB PLANS FOR FAIR DISPLAYS 1 The regular monthly meeting of the Riverbend Garden Club was held Thursday at the home pf Mrs. Marshall Smith Guests of the evening were Mrs, C. J. Bielman, director of Ump qua District of the Oregon Fed eration of Garden uubs; ana Mrs. L, F. Stearns, assistant director. A very interesting and informa tive talk on club work was given by Mrs. Bielman. Mrs. Austin Drake gave an interesting report on her trip to the state convention of federated garden clubs, which was held in Portland in June. Plans were made for a display for the flower show at the Doug las County Fair. Mrs. Walter W Hobbs was named chairman of the staging committee. Mrs. Hans Stelzenmueller was named chair man of a committee for a rum mage sale to be held in the near future. The next meeting win ne held at the home of Mrs. Steve Fowler, 1429 Bodie Lane, Thurs day, August 4. OLALLA HALL IS SCENE OF MEETING Busy Steppers Club met at the Olalla Community Hall recently at a delicious potluck luncheon at noon. Berniece Parker was host ess. Games and visiting were en joyed. Members present included Hel en Northcraft and Ann;, Junie By ron Morna Mackey, Metha Cal kins, Garnet Folmsbee, Renie Jen kins, Quanita Good, Vi Horn, Cla rice Brinkman and sons; Adda 01 livant. Anna Ireland, Sadie Lew- ellyn, Rhoda Long and Erma;J Maureen ivuieizei, nerniece rant er and daughters. Prizes were won by Vi Horn, Anna Ireland, Sadie Lewellyn and Clarice Brinkman. Next meeting will be July 21 at the home of Sadie Lewellyn at 10 a.m. PICNIC ENJOYED AT WOLF CREEK A group of residents of Glide and Idleyld Park held a family picnic Sunday at Wolf Creek. Those at tending were Mr. and Mrs. Stan ley Freeman and family; Mr. and Mrs. Bud Watts and family; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pueh, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Metcalf, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Quimby and family; Mr. and Mrs- Jack Lambright, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pugh, Mr. and Mrs. rv Koenig. D. Green. Martin Kim mel, Roy Moler and Mrs. Ivah Willard. BUCKEROO CLUB TO MEET SATURDAY Carl Ruthruaff, president of the Buckeroo Square Dance Cluo, nas announced that an important busi ness meeting will be held Saturday night at The Barn during the reg ular -coffee break. All members are urged to attend.' Committee members will be Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Goodwin, Mr, and Mrs. Ar gus Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Anderson. $ Get K . Sbrchtoj Jdello Everybody Call it homesickness, lonesomeness or just plain bored . . . it's sure good to be back again at Cleo's Bakery. Now that we're back, we're looking forward to seeing all our old friends again. Come in . . . soon. Cleo and George a dScdzerij, 9 eo 6 314 N. Jackson St CIRCUS PRESENTED AT GREEN HOM6 , The all-kid circus presented by youngsters of Castle Street in the Engdahl garage Thursday was a decided success. The children pre sented eleven acts ot trapeze dance routines, two skits, baton demonstrations and accordion numbers. Cookies, popcorn and coolade were on sale, and a goon sized crowd of parents and chil dren attended. Main performers were Judy Lovelady, Mary Lou Engdahl, JoAnne Thomas, Sandy Six, JNancy Hester and Susan tng dahl. SUTHERLIN PNG HAS POTLUCK SUPPER A no hostess potluck supper was held Tuesday evening, when the Past Noble Grand's Club met at the IOOF Hall. It was announced the Mart had been moved from the Green building to the IOOF Hall and that it would be closed for two weeks. A social hour of games was enjoyed with prizes being award ed the winners. Mabel Ross won both the door prize and the penny prize. The next meeting will be Tuesday, Aug. 2, with Mrs. Alma Anderson as hostess. THETA RHO GIRLS HAVE SKATiNii PARTY A skating party was enjoyed by Gamma Delta Theta Rho Girls, Thursday evening at the Rolletta Skating Rink at Roseburg. Those attending were Barbara Coe, Neva Stribling, Cheryl Vandenberg, Lois Brannon, Peggy Jean Austin, Pamela ' Eggleston, Barbara and Janet Haslam, Mildred Williams, Maurine Mullens and Larry Van denberg. Taking cars were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vandenberg, Mr. Harold Austin and Kenneth Coe. COMMUNITY PICNIC HELD AT CALAPOOIA The Calaoooia Farm Bureau sponsored a community picnic on the calapooia clubhouse grounds on the Fourth. The tables were set under -the trees where 75 enjoyed dinner. Games for the young and old were played in the afternoon, ana square dancing enjoyed later. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burdette were chairman of the affair. MONTANA PICNIC SET AT GRANTS PASS The Montana picnic will be held Sunday in the Grants Pass City Park- All those interested are in vited. Mrs. R. Taylor is the secre tary of the group. BENEFIT ASSN. TO MEET FRIDAY Woman's Benefit Assn. will meet Friday at 12:30 at the home of Mrs. Hugh Wells on Mulholland Drive. All members are urged to attend. Another 720,000 Salk Polio Shots , Ordered Released WASHINGTON Wl The govern ment Tuesday released an addi tional 720,000 shots of polio vac cine. It was produced by Lu Lilly Co., Indianapolis. The Public Health Service said the new release brings to 2,558,000 cubic centimeters (shots) the total vaccine released since adoption of the revised testing standards on May 26. . A spokesman said the Lilly vac cine was in process at the time the new tests were adopted, and was retested under the revised standards. The spokesman said all of this vaccine would go to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis for its free program of vaccinat ing first and second grade school children. He said he did no know to what parts of the country the foundation would assign the vac cine. In another development Tuesday, j Senate and House committees unanimously approved separate to some groups of children and ex pectant mothers. Multi-Millionaire Buys Huge Ranch On Molokai HONOLULU IP George Mur phy, multi millionaire Honolulu automobile dealer, probably will sell his 11,000 acre ranch at Pros pect, Ore-, now that he has bought the 13.700 acre Puu-O-Hoku ranch on Molokai Island for $300,600, an officer of his company said Mon day night. Murphy, president of Aloha Mo tors, is in New York. His com pany's treasurer, Robert Ching. said Murphy bought the Molokai place "in order to have a ranch a little closer to home." Murphy bought the ranch from the Lucy K. Ward estate, which needed the money to pay inherit ance tax. The Ward estate bought the ranch nearly 10 years ago from Paul Fagan, Maui hotelman and former owner of the San Francisco Seals, for $473,278. j Prospect, in Jackson County, is on the Rogue River. Phone OR 3-3178 On Vacation Miss Evelyn Wade is on vacation from her work in the Drs. Lindell's office. Returns Home Mrs. M y r 1 Griswold, who has been visiting at Uie home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Brooke, for the last two weeks has returned to her home In San Fran cisco. Visit Lortnzens Visitors at the E. V. Lorenzen home over the weekend included his brother and family. Mr. and Mrs. James Lor enzen and Carol and Chuck, of Mohall, N.D.; and Mr. and Mrs. Byron Smith and children, Gary, Pam and Peggy, of Portland. Weekend Guests Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D. McAllister and family were the former's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Prunk and children, Orval Jr., Gerald and Beverly, of Salem. They stopped en route home from a vacation trip to California. Has Furlough Cpl. and Mrs. Bill Drake and small son. Lance, of Suquamish, Wash., arrived here last weekend to enjoy a 10-day vis it with relatives. He is on furlough from Marine duty. They vill be visiting in the homes of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cox, and with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. James Smith ' have returned to their home here from a week's va cation trip to Camp Pendleton, Calif., to visit the former's broth er and wife, Cpl. and Mrs. Larry Cox. They also visited in Long Beach and Los Angeles. Mrs. Smith's father. Paul Dusscau. a former local resident, accompan ied them home for a visit and will j also be visiting his other daugh-! ter, Mrs. Bob Wandling, and fam-i ily. He resides in Los Angeles. ' FLAS riaidaiire . Awliahce Ikwlmil If You Missed This Super Value Last Week BUT HURRY!! They Won't Last Long! NO NEED TO YOU CAN OWN A GENUINE FOR ONLY $(0)95 IT WAS A TOP VALUE AT THE REGULAR PRICE OF 269.951 H WAV (STEPHENS. ST Community T Eastern Oregon Dick and Jo Ann Morgan, children of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Morgan of this city, loft Sunday for Hermiston with their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Reeves, for- a brief vacation. The Reeves have been visiting here with Mrs. Reeves sis ter, Mrs. Morgan, and family. Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Stew art Smith of Salem stopped in Roseburg over the weekend for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. William D, Green Jr. Thev were en mntn home from a vacation spent irw laiuonua. ueiore going to Sa lem, however, they planned to con tinue to Seattle to pick up their children who have been staying with relatives. They are former Roseburg residents. Daughter Born A daughter, Vickie Lee, weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces, was born July 3 at Beaver ton to Pfc. and Mrs. David Leo Cottrell. Mrs. Cottrell was former ly employed at the local office of California Oregon Power Co- Priv ate Cottrell is stationed with the Army Engineers at Fort Leonard wood, Mo. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ward Cottrell, 2801 N. Stephens St., Roseburg, and Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Templeton, Beaverton. ihf& A. HII Another SACRIFICE ROSEBURG News Items In California Mr. and Mrs, J. T. Wade are spending two weeks in California vacationing and visit ing relatives. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Earle Oakley and sons, Steve and Timmy, of Roseburg went to Eu gene to spend the weekend visiting Mrs Oakley's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Mills. and family and to bring home their daughter, Kathy, who has been visiting at the Mills home for the last two weeks. Atttnd Dance Out-of-town vis itors at the Buckeroo Barn Satur day night were Mr. and Mrs. Ar nold Master of Pendleton, mem bers of the Country Cousins, dance club; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Royal, Astoria; Otto Stratton and Lillian Dionne, Eugene; and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Endresen, Portland. Leave For California Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Josse of Roseburg took their grandson, Kim Josse, back to his home in Hayward, Calif., Tuesday and will enjoy a vacation in San Jose and Cali fornia coastal points before return ing home- Kim, who is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Josse, former ly of this city has been visiting here the last three weeks. Wilma's Beauty Shop WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL JULY 25 NO ONE ELSE CAN OFFER YOU ALL THESE FEATURES AT THIS PRICE k Full width freezer chest Full width chill drawer - Full width poreealin hydrator k Full porcelain lined interior k Finest Delux enamel exterior k Strongest 1 -piece steel box Ball bearing hinges, no sag, ever 1 k Butter compartment, egg server ond roomy storage shelves in door k Golden rust-proof shelves Beautiful styling by the designers of General Motors cars k Unequalled meter-miser compressor A QUALITY PRODUCT! WE WILL BE OPEN NIGHT . . Service is not our 114 N. Rose St. Ph. OR 3-5574 Wed., July 13, 1955 The HEC , To Meet Evergreen Grange HEC will meet Thursday at a potluck at noon at the hall. Members are asked to attend. Former Residents Visit Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Endresen of Portland, formerly of Roseburg, visited friends here over the week end. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Gorton. Enjoy Weokend Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Perkins and sons, James, Russell, Thomas and Kenny, and the former's mother, Mrs. Opal Perkins, of Roseburg joined Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Youell and three children of Eugene at the Jessie Honeyman Park at the coast for the weekend. Entirely new full-bodied hut so full-bodied h makes truly satisfying BREAKFAST COFFEE! HOW DO YOU LIKE IT? Only a full-bodied Instant con give you true flavor in all 3 strengths' Mok. II MIlD-II'l Mok.HMIDIUM-tl'l Mokt It STtONO-R t nvw wak or wpUry. mvcr flat or doudv. nvr oak bltttr. 1 Carload d TRY UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK . 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