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8 The Newt-Review, Roieburg, On. Sat., Aug. 13, 1955 Donrvwav HOMECOMING IS LARGE AFFAIR SUNDAY One of the largest affairs ever held in the Brockway commun ity was the homecoming-school reunion Sunday at the Douglas Hiiih School. A crowd of 400 jam med the school cafeteria for the delicious dinner. Feople trom many towns in Oregon, Washing ton, Idaho, Arizona and California joined in the 100th anniversary celebration of the district's found ing. Since the affair was such a success, it wil lbe held again next August. Zopher Agee of Hertford was master of ceremonies. He taught the old Brockway School in ld&8. Mrs. Ben Nichols, Riddle, ' was presented a pen by the Roseburg Jewelers for being the oldest ex student at the centennial. She is 86. The eldest person attending the celebration was Alvira (Huntley) Dumond of The Dalles. She is 98. She never attended the old school but many of her people did. There were more than 100 histor ies of the district and other cen tury old stories distributed. These histories were prepared by Shcr ley Clayton, a graduate of the old ex-student, made the copies. Cop school. Lucia Fancher DeLaney, ics are available for those who did not' receivo one. GLIDE COUPLE MARRIED IN SAN DIEGO and Mrs. Jack Rardin of Rose burg, and Guy Neal Mullin Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mullin of Glide, were married July 9 at 6 p.m. at the U.S. Naval Training School Chapel at the San Diego Naval Base. Chaplain the Rev. Donald Kirk bride, performed the ceremony. Mrs. Donald Kirkbride attended the bride, and Don Hill of Glide, - also in training at the Naval base, was best man. The bride wore a blue nvlon gown, ballerina length with white accessories. The bride groom wore dress blues. Guests at the wedding were all of Mullin's buddies at the Talcman School at the hase. Guy ("Skip") Mullin and Don Hill, both graduates of Glide High School, enlisted in the Navy in January 1955. The couple spent a honeymoon at Imperial Beach, Calil. Dinner Party Honors Mrs. George E. Houck To compliment Mrs. George E. Houck, who left this week with her husband for Portland to reside, a charming no-hostess dinner was enjoyed Wednesday evening at the Hotel Rose. Covers were placed for the guest of honor and Mrs. George Mangas and daughter, Sally; Mrs. Lena Geier, Mrs. Hil da Peterson, Mrs. Paul Geddcs, Mrs. V. V. Harpham, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wiley and Mr. and Mrs. James R. Daugherty. A beautiful hand-woven stole was presented as a gift by the group to Mrs. Houck. MRS. MICELLI IS HOSTESS AT PARTY Mrs. R. K. liilzman was honor. ed on her birthday at a lovely afternoon party 1 uesday at t n e home or jura, v. J. Micem. visu- ui& ra cijujri aiiu guts ncic nmennfMl tn lh hnnnrpA frnm SL"1""" i"."': Anderson, H. F. Hatfield, J o h n Busenbark Jr., lalo Stephens, Annie Russell and V. J. Micelli. The hostess served dainty re freshments at a table beautifully appointed with figurines and an arrangement of floating candles, hollyhock and seascape scenes. dfo JtSTUU- Frank Bergh For Information on Whirlpool & Speed Queen Washers & Dryers Phone OR 3-8348 Don't Take It TAR PAPER IS HAS BEEN IMPREGNATE? WITH ASPHALT. . AsS. til tlfSWSfifcvPERS ARB R6AO BY AT LEAST 85 OF THE. FAMILIES IN ALMOST CV6RY CcM rAUNITY IN THE. U.S. f oVtR Social (Calendar Saturday August 13 Oakland Cub Scouts Pack No. 23 to have picnic following Tim ber Days parade. Hayloft Square Dance Club evening of dancing canceled. Garden Valley Women's Club community dinner at 7 p.m. Neigh bors to bring a hot dish and sal ad. Dessert will be sold. A wild life picture will be shown at no charge. Boots and Calico Club square dance canceled- Rummage sale at Farm Bureau Spruce St. room at 8 a.m. Food and clothing to be sold by local WCTU. Donations are solicited, phone OR 3-7623 or 3-5386 for pick up. Riverbend Garden Club rum mage sale at 324 N. Jackson St. from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Buckcroo Club to square dance at Sutherlin Timber Days cele bration at high school. Rummage sale by Faith Luther an Church Guild at Episcopal Par ish Hall on Cass Street, beginning at 8 a m. Anyone having rummage to donate, call OR 2-1954 or 2-U26 or leave at parish house after 4 p.m. Friday. Rummage sale at Woman's Club building on Mosher Street by Tau Eta Eta sorority. Anyone with rummage to donate may call OR 2-2027. Proceeds will go to wel fare purposes. st Jninnh'a Altar Society rum mage sale at old Catholic Church at 8 a.m. Sunday August 14 Descendants of John Franklin Sutherlin family reunion to be held at Helmick State Park, 12 miles north of Corvallis on Highway 99 West at noon. Secretary is v. K. Levins, 16411 N. E. Halscy, Port land. SP picnic for all employes, pen sioners and families and friends. Bring basket lunch and table serv ice; at 10 a.m. at Umpqua Park. Kansas Picnic at Umpqua ParK; all Kansans and friends invited; bring lunch and table service. r:nmp nlanncd. 10 a.m. St. George's Episcopal Church and Sunday School annual picnic at Elton Jackson ranch at Win chester. Coffee and ice cream to he furnished. Serving will start at 2 p.m. For transportation call OK 3-4048 or meet at parish house at 1:30 p.m. Annual Minter-Rader-Powell !!(: nic at Tyee picnic area. Reunion has been held in this picnic area for the last two years. The three fam l ea who hold this annual reunion, are all originally from Kentucky. Monday Auoult IS Umoo.ua Grove lawn parly and social evening at home of Mrs. Bella Holm. BPW Club annual picnic at 7 p.m. at home of Mrs. R. G. Baker on Harvard Avenue. Lilac Circle, Neighbors of Wood craft at Woman's Club at 7.-30 p.m. All members urged to at tend. YOCALLA HOME IS SC"E f ?E ;,, . tertained a group of ladies at her home Friday afternoon, honoring Mrs. Aaron Baldain at pink and blue shower. Games were played during the afternoon. After opening the many lovely gifts, delicious refreshments were served to Mrs. Aaron Baldwin, Mrs. Si Vroman, Mrs. Alton Vest, Mrs. Bob Wirkstein, Mrs. Bob Eucin, Mrs. Ella Damon, Mrs. Pat Cox, Mrs. Freda Jackson and Mrs. Wood. Episcopal Church To Hold Annual Picnic St. George's Episcopal Church annual picnic will lie an event of Sunday at the Ellon Jackson ranch homo at Winchester. Those desiring transportation are re quested to be at the parish house by 1:30 p.m. The picnic dinner will be held nt 2 p.m. for Granted ! FBLT WHICH tue fiRsrcwAfner? of 1555 Vg(ifi5lr UNAG6 WAS UP445 - fHCSArAC peflop IN i3S4. MRS. HEBARD HOSTS LUTHERAN LADIES AID The Ladies' Aid of St. Paul's Lutheran Church met Thursday evening at the lovely new home of Mrs. Roy Hebard with Mrs. Bert Fiksdal as co-hostess. Beau tiful arrangements of spring flow ers graced the rooms. The' meet ing was opened by the president, Mrs. Lewis Wilson, with group singing of the hymn "In the Cross of Christ I Glory." Final plans were formulated for a rummage sale to be held at the Roseburg Woman's Clubhouse Satur day, doors to open at 8 a.m. Mrs. Teater and Mrs. Buckingham are co-chairmen. A very successful annual cleaning day was held at the church and parish house Sat urday. Mrs. Don Stapleton report, ed that the drapery project for the parish house is now completed and she thanked all who helped in any way. Reports were given by the July visiting committee and also by the quilt committee. A record book was purchased where in will be recorded all memorials and gifts donated to the church, and a guest book was donated by a mem ber for use in the church to re cord visitors- Mrs. Don Stapleton led a very lively and informative question, answer and discussion lesson on family worship in the home. The meeting closed with prayer. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses to fifteen members and guests. The Mid week Bible class will be held Aug. 24 at the home fo Mrs. E. V. Lor enzen, 207 Blakeley. Hostesses for the September Ladies' Aid will be Mrs. Lewis Wilson and Mrs. Joe Noyer; place to be announced lat er. For transportation call cither OR 3-7212 or OR 3-3121. Country Club Women's Guest Day To Be Oct. 6 Mrs. Harold E. Schmeer enter tained the executive board of the Women of the Roseburg Country Club Tuesday. Present were Mrs. Frank Bistak, president; Mrs. S. J. Cooper, Mrs, George Luoma, Mrs. Chester Thompson, Mrs. R. Elwood Smith and Mrs. M. E. Ul schaefcr. The nominating commit tee appointed includes Mrs. Roy W. Sedell, Mrs. H. C. Stearns and Mrs. C. D. Albright. Oct. 6 was set as the date as the annual fall guest day bridge-luncheon at the clubhouse. The weekly 12 o'clock luncheon was held Thursday at the club house followed by the contract bridge play. High score was won by Mrs. H. C. Stearns with Mrs. M. L. Hallmark winning second high and Mrs. James Hughes win ning third. FIREBELLES MEET AT CHALMERS HOME A special meeting of the Fire- belles was held Tuesday at t h e William Chalmers home to dis cuss and plan the annual fire men's picnic. Nine members and two firemen, Ernest Gardner and Jess Telso, were present. following the business session. delicious refreshments were serv ed to Medames Ernest Gardner, Jess Nelson, William Mills, Tonv Shukls, Donald Starmcr, Floyd Epperly, George Kirby, LeRoy Seioom and William Chalmers. Next meeting will be Aug. 23 at the home of Mrs. George Kirbv 529 S. Main St. TAU ETA ETA HAS OUTING AT PARK A potluck affair was held bv Tau Eta Eta sorority recently at Umpqua Park. Visiting was en joyed following the delicious din ner. Present were Mesdames William House, Curlcy Bailey, Milo Bell, and Hall, Stan Cornutt, Elmer Scrape, James Fernlund, Allen Johnson, Melvin Miller, Jesse Johnson. Melvin Miller. Jesse Walker and Earl Wilev Jr. Guests aienaing were juamiB nuuuaii and Eleanor Anderson. CANYONVILLB COUPLI IS MARRIED IN RENO Mrs. Pauline Binder became the bride of Edward Musser, Miami, Okla., at Reno, Nev., Sunday, July 31. Following the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Musser lett on an extend ed tour of Canada, planning to take a plane at Edmonton for Fairbanks, Alaska, where they will visit Mrs. Musser's brother and family, the Ben Wilsons. They will make their home in Canyonville where Mrs. Musser is owner ot uimler s twining More. CREDIT WOMEN MEET AT BREAKFAST Credit Women's Breakfast Club met Wednesday morning at the Shalimar with 15 members and 12 guests in attendance. Lucille Ap pleby presided in the absence ot the president. The next meeting will be Aug. 17 at 7:30 a.m. at the Shalimar. What's the latest? . s 'tl.-:' . ,. . . n''?'f ' jl wt nm iit Itm J-"".,' ; i ' i . ; I j I WuMmlm, London. Pmii, V ,,V w' CBS Radio PINK AND BLUE SHOWER PARTY GIVEN A surprise pink and blue show er was given Tuesday evening at the home of Sadie Knypstra by Shirley Baimbridge, Dolores Smith and Mrs. Knypstra in honor of Bon nie Sneed. Several appropriate games were played. The honoree opened her many lovely gifts, and visiting and refreshments wer en joyed. Those present were: ' Bonnie Sneed, Viva Dement, Abbie Cris man, Connie Ryan, Melvina Wo dell,. Rosalie Clemo, Donna Abra ham, Orelha Suloff and Susie; Ag nes Hudson, Irene Swearingen, El va Colley, Doris Swearingen, Sher ry Baker, Whitney and Debbie; Frances Carnes, Nettie Compton, Connie Anderson, Carol Becklcy, Marcy Henderer and Diane; Ina Hendcrer, Vera Baimbridge and Betty; Muriel Madison, Pearl Gossel, Anna Tikker, Pat Ander son, Elizabelle Cutlip, Ruth Ellen Cutlip, Barbara Duncan, Shirley Baimbridge and Johnnie; Dolores Smith, Sadie, Knypstra and Helen Harbaugh. Those sending gifts were: Alta Compton, Mary Colley, Ruth Lick lider, Ardyce Lowrie, Des Moines, Wash.; Irma Jean Mode and Miss Eileen Dement, Pasadena, Calif. OAKLAND BETHEL HAS PICNIC AT LAKE A group of Job's Daughters of Bethel No. 42, Oakland, accom panied by several parents and sponsors held a picnic Sunday at Lake Cleowax, where they enjoy ed swimming and hiking. The girls rode in trucks belonging to Homer Trusty, Kenneth Dorm an and Kenneth Hopkins. Girls attending were Nancy Sparks, Leone Riggs, Sharon Roadman, Nancy Dorman, Jean Hewitt, Judy Hewitt, Mary Ellen Ericson, Joanne Wilson, Darlene Cota, Janice Kenwisher, Beverly Loerts, Carol Clark, Yvonne Stuwe, Peggyjean Austin, Janclle Shaw, Barbara Early, Betty Lar son, Joanne Roadman, Jan Ander son, Sharon Wood, Joyce Ripstein, Peggy Wollman, Carolee Johnson, Terri Osterhouse and Ann Hanson. Adults making the trip were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barker, guardi ans; Mr. and M-s. Loyal Stearns, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Trusty, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin, Kenneth Dorman, Betty Early, Mr. and Jfrs. Paul Schultz and Pearl Har vey. Reese-Edwards Shower Honors Darlene Mustion Mrs. J. C. Reese and Miss Jean Edwards were co-hostesses at a charming shower party Wednes day evening at the former's home in compliment to Miss Dar lene Mustion, who became the bride today of Roy Cutler. A miscellaneous bridal shower was presented to the guest of hon- or. There were 15 guests enjoying me evening ot games and visiting, after which the hostesses served lovely refreshments. Miss Mustion has been employed the last two years at Mercy Hospital as a nurses aide. FAREWELL PARTY HELD AT DRAIN PARK Mrs. Mike Mesi was honored at a farewell party given bv mem bers of the West Park birthday t-iuu at ine uram faric tnttav evening. A potluck dinner and wiener roast were enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mesi, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Noffsingcr and fam ily; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Pavnp ami family; Mr. and Mrs. Bud Shel don and familv: Mr. and Airs Mickey Blodgett and family; Gale ana Carroll iNoel ana Everett Swe zy. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED AT CANYONVILLE HOME Mrs. D. W. Gill was honored Saturday evening when several couples gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hoverson to celebrate her birthday. A patio dinner was served by the Hovcrsons to the guest of hon or and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Anlauf, Mr. and M r s. Carl Moodie and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harry. OPEN HOUSE SET FOR W. H. BROWNS Open house for Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brown, honoring them on their C3rd wedding anniversary will be held Aug. 21 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the home of their grand daughter and husband, MY. and Mrs. R. E. Herman, 2020 Myrtle Ave. Friends and relatives are cordially invited to call during these hours. MELROSE GRANGE TO MEET TUESDAY The Sacajawea Camp Fire group of Melrose will present a program at the regular grange meeting Tuesday evening follow ing the closing of grange. Hear it on. CBS RADIO NEWSROOM -Sunday Desk To rtpcrttri nith uMo-tht- Wtitirntri hi th ntfti EiClylivt WOftt ft I tut It. Utt report from Mltn4. SUNDAY 4:30 P.M. KRNR--1490 Dr. and Mrs. Houck Honored At Dinner Miss Helen Casey and Miss Na omi Scott entertained at a delight ful dinner party Monday evening in compliment to Dr. and Mrs. George E. Houck, who left this week for Portland to reside. Cov ers were placed for the guests of honor and Miss Rosa B. Parrott, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Young and the hostesses. DINNER GIVEN BY YONCALLA SCHOOL FACULTY - A potluck dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Al Hoffman was given Tuesday evening before the re ception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Latham by the grade school faculty. A delicious dinner was enjoyed. Mr. .Hoffman was presented a Parker desk set as a remembrance from his Yoncalla Grade School faculty. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Al Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Arne Bjork, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Boan, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Spurling, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bush, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Latham, Mrs. Sally Farley, Mrs. Sylvia Mattoon, Mrs. Mildred Churchill, Mrs. Paulihe Webb, Mrs. Bessie Keller and Mrs. Muriel Davenport. JUDY COX HONORED AT BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. Lloyd Quimby entertained Friday at her home at Rock Creek in honor of Judy Cox on her 13th birthday. Refreshments were serv ed at 12:30 p.m., including the gaily decorated birthday cake. The guest of honor opened her many GIFTS. The hostess, assisted bv Mrs. Lillian Bradstreet, took the group of youthful guests to spend the afternoon swimming. Those enjoying the party were Jimmy, Bobby and Jerry Mor gan, Sandra Eaton, Kathy and Dick Renne, Gregg Bradstreet, Kay, Mickey and Jcannie Cox, Dennis and Donna Miller, Stanley Waldo, Ronnie, Butch, Marva and Eddie Quimby and the guest of honor, Judy Cox. ARCHERY CLUB MEETS FOR POTLUCK AT MELROSE The Umpqua Bowmen met at potluck supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Turner in Melrose Wednesday. Following the supper, members did some target shooting. Plans were made for an archery booth at the County Fair. An invi tation to the broad head shoot held at Grants Pass Aug. 7 was read. Members also discussed hunting season plans. Present were Air. and Mrs. Sid Sorcnsen, Irv Kline, Mr. and Mrs. George Foster and son, Dale; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Digby, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ward, Miss Dorothy Ballou, the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Turner and sons, James and Kernan. MISS TERRY HONORED AT BIRTHDAY PARTY Lots of blown up balloons enter tained Raclynne Terry and her guests at her fourth birthday par ty Friday afternoon, at which her mother, Mrs. John Terry, was nosess. Guests included Kristie Stevens. Janie and Jerry Morris, Glenn and Dewayne Naylor, Pam Nei swanwr. Patsy and Mike Morris and Patsy, Roy and Sandra Mault. After the honored guest opened her many gifts, ice cream, cookies and punch were served. MRS. DUNN HOSTS FRIENDS AT LUNCHEON Mrs. I. M. Dunn was a gracious hostess Tuesday at a lovely lunch eon at her home. A pink color scheme was carried out in the tipers and in arrangements of roses and fuchsias. Mrs. Dunn was as sisted by Mrs. Frank Webster. Covers were placed for Mrs. Elizabeth Garhart, Mrs. Jarvis Robertson,' Mrs. James Coon, Sirs. Ernest Palmer, Mrs. Robert White, Mrs. Webster and Mrs. Dunn. BIRTHDAY PARTY HELD AT GLENDALE "Davy Crockett" set the mood for the fourth birthday celebration of little Gregory Channel at which his mother. Mrs. Norman Chap- i pell and his grandmother, Mrs.' Elizabeth Bennett of Springfield were hostesses Wednesday after- j noon. Guests included Mrs. John Bing ham Jr. and Barbara and Jerry: Mrs. Charles Dowd, Chris and Bryce; and Mrs. John Aarnoson and John Jr. and Jimmy. Ml 1 I '" You May Hay i TERMITES Thow "flylnf tvnU majr b swarming termites. One or twice each year a few of the termites, the winded repro ductive, rwarm from their Itround nests to stnrt new oof onies. S warmer termites ! behind them thousands of worker termites to eat tb wood in your home. Call Tsr minlx (or free inspection. 3 -WAT OUARANTtf You can depend no Teemtaa. Service guaranteed hjr: . 1. Local Bruce TermtnA lieenee. 2. K L. Bruce Co.. world's larfert maker of hardwood floor. . Sun Insuranca Office, Ltd. for Free fmpetfte Vrhe or Ptmtei GERRETSEN BUILDING SUPPLY CO. 402 W. Oak OR 2-2636 At AJrftlJ la Tlx Port BUSENBARK HOME ' ' IS SCENE OF SHOWER Miss Dalene Busenbark and Ani ta Heir man were hostesses Mon day evening at the home of the former at a bridal shower party to honor Miss Charlotte Sand. Lovely' gifts were presented to the honoree from the hostesses and Frances Becker, Donna Sund berg, Darlene Johnson, Gail Conn and Judy Kettleman. Delicious re freshments were served following a social hour of games and visit ing. HIGH SCHOOL CLASS . SETS REUNION SEPT. 4 The Roseburg High School Class of 1943 will hold a reunion for all members and their families Sun day, Sept. 4, at 1:30 p.m. at Ump qua Park. Those attending are asked to bring a hot dish or salad and a dessert for a picnic dinner. Coffee and punch will be furnish ed. Those planning to attend are asked to call OR 3-6986 or OR 2 3216. Several teachers from out of town will be in attendance. DILLARD FAMILY ENTERTAINS AT PICNIC Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rutschmau entertained at a "Back Yard Pic nic" Sunday at their home on Daryll Avenue. Guests participat ing in the two o'clock affair were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bertucci, Bobby and Phil; Mrs. Garland Smith, Mark, Ara and Garlann; Mrs. Rose Sehneiter of Salem and her granddaughter, La Vada Sehneiter, of Culver, Ore. ONO CLUB "HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING The ONO Club of Lookingglass was entertained Wednesday eve ning at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Patterson. The group enjoyed a taffy pull, after which lovely re freshments were served by the hostess. In attendance were; Mrs. Doris Green, Mrs. Ivan Matthews, Mrs. Carl Ellis, Mrs. Daisy Niel sen, Mrs. George Marsh and Mrs. Ola Linkswiler. BRIDAL SHOWER IS EVENT AT GEDDES HOME Miss Virginia Mae Albion was a gracious "hostess Tuesday evening at the Paul Geddcs home, when she entertained at a bridal show er for Miss Mary Lee Candy, who is now Mrs. Raymond Rose. Love ly gifts were presented to the hon oree from a large group of friends. Dainty refreshments were serv ed bv Miss Albion from a tahle beautifully arranged with yellow daisies and candles. MRS. TUTHILL HOSTS KNITTING CLUB MEMBERS The Tuthill home was the scene of a one thirty o'clock dessert luncheon, when Mrs. Cecile Tut hill entertained her knitting club at her home west of Sutherlin. Those enjoying the afternoon with Mrs. Tuthill were Mesdames Helen Coor, Mary Buckbee, Eve lyn Frotscher, Laura Larson, Mary Reisenweber and Ethel Dies. Work for the afternoon was knitting on various articles. MISSOURI VISITOR HONORED AT PICNIC Mrs. Arta Terrel was hostess re cently at a picnic dinner at Ump qua Park in honor of her mother, Mrs. Cora Moore, of Roscoe, Mo who has been visiting various rel atives here for several weeks. Oth ers present included Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Terrel and family of Win ston; Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Terrel and family; and Mr. and Mrs. Austin Sissick and daughter of Green. CANYONVILE PICNIC SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR Fifty members, friends and their families of Canyonville and Rid dle Mosonic lodges and OES chap-, ters gathered at the Canyonville: county park Sunday for their an-t niwl joint picnic. Bob Travis of Riddle was In charge of arrangements. Pop, ice, cream and coffee were served to ' those who attended the notluek; style noon picnic. Visiting was the program ot the afternoon. I Children -4 fct&e-v id ; DON FORBES Insurance Counselor it it V ). U I SUN LIFE OFFICES Douglas Co. State Bank Bldg. Phone OR 3-8184 Sun Life Means Sound Security Local New Job Mrs. Mable Guthrie is a recent new employe at tba Deer Creek Cafe. New Employ! Miss Audrey Wilkinson and Miss Quanita Bal lew of Sutherlin are employed at the local Newberry Store. Visits In Eugane Mrs. Jessie Dorvilla returned Wednesday to her home here from a visit since Saturday with friends in Eugene. Called To Tannassea Mrs. Edith Counts of Roseburg left Sat urday by plane for Memphis, Tenn., where she was called by the death of a relative. Called To Portland Dr. and Mrs. Verner Anderson left yester day for Portland where they were called by the death of the fomer'i uncle. Back From Canada Hawley Counts and son, John, and Vere Perry have returned to their homes in Roseburg, following a week's fishing trip to Canada. Her From Grants Pass Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Stott of Grants Pass were overnight guests Tues day at the home of their daugh ter, Mrs. Tom Shrum, and family. Hera From Madford Miss Kathy Sue Ridgeway of Medford is visiting her father, Robert Ridgeway, and family at their home at Cavitt Creek. Will Return Horn Mrs. Clara M. Marks is leaving this week for her home in Los Angeles, follow ing a visit in Roseburg with her daughter, Dr. Eleanor Stadler, and family. Rattlesnake Killed Lester Pierce, Dick Stone and J Pinard killed a three-foot long rattlesnake with 7 rattles near Tyee last Sun day while fishing in the main Ump qua River. Improving George Grimm is reported to be improving at Mercy Hospital, where he has been re ceiving medical treatment for the past two weeks. He expects to be there another few days. Grimm operates Grimm's Grocery. Arrive Hera The Rev. and Mrs. Carl H. Olson of Malaca, Minn., and Anna Sjogren, who is in this country on a visit from Sweden, arrived in Roseburg Thursday for a visit with the 01 sos' son and daughter-in-law, the Rev. and Mrs. Lester G. Olson, who have just moved here. Mrs. Sjogren is an aunt of the Rev. Lester Olson. The latter is the new pastor of Faith Lutheran Church. CANYONVILLE MEN GIVE NUPTIAL SHOWER Something out of the ordinary in nuptial showers was that given for Eugene Willis of Canyonville by his men friends who surprised him at the home of his mother, Mrs. Mary Willis, Wednesday eve ning. The participants, 25 in all, gave! a masculine version of a personal! shower. i Willis will be married to Miss I Joyce Kellar of Portland Aug. 19.1 WE NOW HAVE PLUMS-RED HAVEN PEACHES AND EARLY ELBERTAS FORREST FAIRACRES (FORMERLY WILSON'S PEACHES) PH. OS 9-8688 think only of today; il it for YOU to think of their torn orrow'Th rough Lt'o Anwronce you '-Sl' ''H-formative , vfe: . the realixation ot those plan -rew have made for their ' . f "r jf Vacation and well-being. . . V Sun Life of Canada y " CALL OR WRITE: Mews Naw Job Jo Johnson ii a re cent new employe at Grimm's Gro cery. On Honor Roll Alvin W. Smith, Roseburg, is on the 1955 spring semester honor roll at Washington State College. . In Portland Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Staley returned -Monday from a few days in Portland where they visited and vacationed. To Raedsport Mrs. Cora Lit tle and Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Wood ruff were in Reedsport Tuesday and Wednesday on business. Back From Portland Mrs. L. E. Goodbourn returned to her home here Thursday from a week's stay in Portland where she visited and attended to business. Go To Festival Dr. and Mrs. Roland Cutts, who are here from Portland, left this week for Ash land to attend the Shakespearean Festival. Return From Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Williams have returned from several weeks' stay in Broken Bow, Okla., and are re siding at Winston. Mrs. Williams is the former Alma Faye Shoults. Leaving On Vacation Miss Sandra Sumpter, a member of the Mercy Hospital office staff, is leav ing this weekend for Ben Bow re sort in Northern California to en joy her vacation. - Here From California Mr. and Mrs. George A. Maddox of San Ranhanl Pslif flrp visiting this week in Roseburg with his broth er ana sister-in-law, air. ano airs. E. W. MadJox. Temporary Minister The Rev. Arlow Bristow, Eugene, will be the temporary minister at the Westside Christian Church 'while the Rev. Harry Chapin is on va cation. Moving First of Week Ml. and Mrs. Edwin G.- Young are moving the first of the week into their new home on Hawthorne Drive, which they purchased from Mr. and Mrs. John Perkins and family, who are moving this week end to Redding, Calif. WAILPAPER Largest selection in rite Store of Oregon WALLPAPER IN STOCK 50c per S. R. DRAPERIES FULLER PAINTS CONTRACT PAINTING ' FREE ESTIMATES On any decorating problem, consult cut gOR 3-6096j: sr 517 So. Stephens St. Coma See Our Special On Umpqua Gold Peaches Thit Weekend Only not only lafeguard their yoail but guarantee Jr "Jdl 1 .- ED WYATT Insurance Counselor Since 1865 DOUGLAS COUNTY'S OWN DAILY NEWSPAPED
