Reedsport Residents Visit In Dixonville; Attend Wedding
By JEAN RADCLIFFE
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Karcher and
children of Reedsport were week
end guests in the Ed Karcher
home. They came to be here for
the marriage of Marta Patterson
Sunday.
To Siltcoos
Mr. and Mrs. William Zimmer
man and children motored to Silt
Lake and vicinity Sunday on a
pleasure trip.
llrs. Cy VanVoorst has b ee n
confined to her bed due to illness
the past week. Her condition is
improved, but she will have to re
main quiet for some time yet.
Wanda Miller, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Miller, is also on
the sick list with a strep throat
which will keep her 'from school
for a week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Emery Hunt and
children of Long Beach. Calif., vis
ited in the -Harry Guthrie home
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Thompson
and children motored to Bridce
, over the weekend where they were
! guests of Mrs. Joy Wyrick.
j A new cub scout deri has been
started with Mrs. Freta Karcher
and Mrs. Erma Collins as the den
mothers. The den will meet Tues
day after school. At present there
are 8 members.
Delta Kappa Gamma
Meets At Drain Home
; Omicron Chapter of Delta Kap
pa Gamma, international honorary
; for women educators, met at the
home of Mrs. Pauline Brown at
Drain for a dessert luncheon Sat
urday, with Mrs. Josephine Coons
as co-hostess.
Mrs. Alvia Wetherell, chapter
president, conducted the business
meeting.
Mrs. Katherine Lockwood. wavs
and means chairman, gave a de
tailed report on plans for the com
ing year. Eighteen members from
Roseburg attended the meeting.
IN KENTUCKY
Pvt. Harlow C. Friday, 18, son
of .Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Fri
day. 119 Housley St., Roseburg. is
receiving basic training at Fort
Knox, Ky., as a member of the
3rd Armored Division.
Friday entered the Army last
September. He is a 1955 gradu
ate of Roseburg Senior High
School.
Corporal Bill Drake arrived Sun
day from Washington to join his
wife and son here.
Principal Ray Coffenberry left
Monday morning for Salem to at
tend the Oregon Elementary
School Principals Assn. two-day
session of the annual conference.
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Farmer are
occupying one of the Clarence
Stone rentals on the Buck
horn Road.
Mrs. Ellen Gurnee of Portland
is visiting her son, Elward Smith
and family on the South Deer
Creek Road. Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Hayden and children, Sharon. Dav
id and Judy Ellen of Vancouver,
Wash, were weekend visitors in
their home. Mrs. Hayden is a sis
ter of Smith.'
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Visits Melrose Relatives
Candidates Nominated
For Camas Valley Court
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Yoncalla Family
Attends Funeral
By MRS. GEORGE EDES
Air. and Mrs. James Moody and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buruse mot
ored to Portland Saturday where
they attended the funeral of Clyde
Sherley. Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Sherley and daughter went to Port
land Wednesday due to the death
of Sherley's brother, Clyde.
In Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lee and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Noble
Snider spent the weekend in Port
land and Vancouver, Wash.
Mrs. Oscar Butler and baby re
turned home last week after spend
ing a month visiting relatives in
Independence, Mo.: Springdale,
Ark., and Kansas City, Mo
Mr, and Mrs. Gus Calhoon an
nounce the arrival of a daughter
born Oct. 12, at the Cottage Grove
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Collins and
son, Gene, and Miss Pat Monn,
returned home last week from an
unsuccessful deer hunting trip to
Eastern Oregon.
Visitors at the Ray Morin home
over the weekend were Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Boettcher and family
of West Linn.
Mrs. Henry Hubbell is visiting
her daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. James Madden in Medford
for a week.
Fred Sefton underwent a major
operation on his throat at Sacred
Heart Hospital, Eugene, Friday,
Mrs. Sefton is staying in Eugene
to be close to her husband.
Henry McDougall left Friday for
Bend. Saturday his daughter will
take him to Vale, where he will
visit his sister for two weeks. t
Mrs. Akin Stoekstadt and two
sons have spent the past 5 years
in Florida while her husband, Lt.
Stoekstadt, was with the U.S. Air
Force. Mrs. Stoekstadt and two
sons will spend three weeks here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al
ton Stock, while their new home
is being made ready for occupan
cy. Mrs. Stoekstadt was the for
mer Bonny Stock, who attended
high school here for a couple of
years.
... , By NETTIE WOODRUFF
Mrs. M. D. Johnson of West Vir
ginia is visiting for several weeks
at the home of her son, James
Flynn, and family of Melrose. She
was met by her son and her grand
son, Jimmy, Saturday in Portland,
after having arrived there by train.
Mrs. George Showers accompan
ied the flynns to Portland and
with hor daurrhrr-r Vr J.,m 1 Sr?'.'P. while in Washington. BAKED FOOD SALE
RuiKman ' i "'chard i.intistrom spont the There will be a baited food sale
To Klamath Falls i weekend in (.orvallis. where he vis-. snonsored by the Women of the
n.virt riamnn .1. CnH onH v.r. " nls oroiner, Jack, and wife. I Moose Friday at Miller's and Sat-
nan Turner went to Klamath Falls .Mr " JI? .Ern?st. Kramb. i urday at the Firestone Store.i
a flight engineer for jet transports. I
He was in a recent accident and
suffered a burned back.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gross and fam-1
ily took their grandfather, Tom'
Foster to White Salmon, Wash.,
during the weekend. He is from
Sacramento and will visit M r s.
Gross's parents. He sneni scleral
idays here at the Gross home. A
u,..i. I huiiuiik iiiij was rnioyen oy me
limV. 1 Sro"P while in Washington,
james i r:i.--h r in,tt..... , u
Representatives from each class
have been nominated as king and
nueen candidates for the Camas I
alley High Si hoo Carnival Nov.
4. The carnival at the school gym !
sians at 7 p.m.
The representatives and their:
classes are: Larry Delaney and :
Dorothy Looney, freshmen; Byron'
Baker and Sherrill Moody, sopho- '
mores; .Marvin rabst and Sharon;
Combs, juniors; and Ronald Munch;
and Kay Wheeler, seniors.
Fn',, Oct. 21, 1955 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 5
FUNNY 8USINESS
Mr. and .Mrs. Ernest
linn miner weni 10 Aiamam rails I v c.;ih j iu l- i . . .. L
Saturday to brine the latter s ' r.lsa .Smith and John Kooken spent ; Cookies and candy will be on sale
grandmother. Mrs. c. UeLap. to
the ft. E. Turner home in Winston
She has been visiting relatives in
Klamath Falls for some time.
Karelee Hofman was chosen
queen by the Melrose School stu
dents to rule at the annual carni
val, held Saturday evening. Prin
cesses in her court included Don
na Roe, Sherrie Simmons, Nick1
Birtchet and Cindy Ellis. A large
crowd attended the affair.
Mrs. G. B. Birtchet won the calf
donated by Dale Busenbark. Other
prizes winners were Jack Ledbet
ter, Kenny Rogers, Larry Flynn
and Dennis Sjogren.
Leaving Sunday to deer hunt
near LaPine were Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Conn and Mr. and Mrs. Wood
row Conn and Gary, Lee and Jim
Conn.
Moving to this area recently
were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goert
zen and family, formerly of Calk
ins Road.
To Los Angtlts
Frank Hunter left Tuesday for
his Los Angeles home following a
summer's stay with his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Ryther. The latter couple's son,
Tom Ryther, is spending a 30-day
sick leave with his parents, from
his work with Capitol Airlines in
Baltimore, Md. He is employed as
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Riverside PTA
Challenges Other
Units To Contest
The Riverside PTA members
have challenged other PTA units
to a contest to provide blood do
nors at the next visit of the Red
Cross Bloodmobile Nov. 2, from
3 to 7 p.m., and Nov. 3, from
tO a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Elks
Ballroom. Mrs. Walt Brittell was
present at the recent meeting of
Riverside PTA, and urged all pos
sible to give blood.
The meeting was opened by
Mrs. John Heater, president. The
flag salute was led by Boy Scout
Sonja Roper of troop 1"3.
Installation of Mrs. Bill Mohr,
vice president, and Mrs. Kenneth
Ladd, treasurer, will be held Nov.
7.
Emil Johnson explained the Cub
Scout program and asked for more
volunteers to work with the proj
ect. '
Jean Smith's accordion band par-
licipaiea in tne program.
The next meeting will be Nov.
7. when a panel discussion of ele
mentary school athletics, physical
education and tne health program
will be held.
Roy Cram, principal, introduced
the teaching staff. Refreshments
were served in the cafeteria by
the executive board.
United Nations Program
Subject For Crangers
Fair Oaks Grange met Tuesday
evening for a regular business
meeting with 24 members and 10
children present.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thomas, re
ceived the third and fourth Grange
degrees.
The program for the evening was
on United Nations Day, with a
guessing game.
Hosts, Mr. and Mrs. John Mur
phy and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tre
man, served refreshments at the
close of the evening. They will also
be hosts for the potluck dupper
meeting Nov. 25.
Camas Valley Schedules
School Open House Nov. 7
In recognition of American Edu
cation Week, the Camas Valley
elementary school has scheduled
an open house Monday Nov. 7. The
open house will cancel the regular
Parent-Teacher Assn. meeting that
night.
All parents have been asked to
come to the school to study the
educational facilities available.
American Education Week 1
Nov. 6 to 12.
the weekend hunting near Lake-j at Kier-Crooch store during
view. 'noon nour rriday.
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