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WEDNESDAY D.c. 21
Junior Ch.mb.r of Comm. ret
juveniie shopping tour. ond srades, inristmas prosrim in The combined Marth and Mary
S.rd.n Valloy Cordon Clob to 'he all-purpose room at 1 p.m. Circles of.the Woman's Society of
meet with Mrs. 0. K. Michel as! Lookinggbis School Christmas : christian Service of the Dil'lard
hostess. Program, Mrs. K a y : Pro-i' mi, o p m. ' Why The Chimes i Melhodlsl t hurch heid , chnst
loung. Gift exchange of Christmas Hang. I ,, iny rei.cntv
arrangement material. I Camas Valloy School, Christmas Mr, Stanford Buell was chair-
Suthorlin Christmas lighting con- Prosraai, 7:30 p.m. All grades and nlan of ,h(, prol!ram which includ
lest judging, sponsored by Assort-, !"" schuul students to participate ed readlg,. . The Bibl Sl0rv
ated Business Women. ! program. Santa will be present. : M WlUard uurtnce; "Toys' of
Olid. PTA mooting, 8 pm, Glide .
school, to box candy for Christmas
C.mmZ .raZ'1' 12:30 p.m. at home I
at Koseburg High School a v m
Koseburfi ll.eh Sri J Jv n
starling at 8 p.m. with a Christmas
program featuring 200 student sing-
ers and a nativity drama,
nativity drama, 1
Riv.r.irf. ,ki M. (.a
gel on a Moonbeam." at 8 pin, by tarded Children. 8 p.m., Westside new cnurch in lhe DiHard commu
fifth and sixth grade students, in Christian Church nit'-
gym. ; Boor, 4nd clic aquart dance , Following the inleresting pro-
North Roiabura Church Sunrlv ri-..-.,.- i era in the annual uifl exchange was
school annual Christmas pi;injram,
Ttnth Gndt School Christmas
'program, 7:30 p.m. Treats for the
children.
vi iv VIUD CHI IMIIiaS
gift exchange and Christmas pro
gram at club house.
Ttnmitt Grid School Christinas
program at Tenmile Clubhouse at
8 p.m.
Btthtl 53, W-D Job's Daughters,
7:30 p.m., Douglas High School
auditorium. Officer installation.
Open to public.
F. S. Club at home of Bunletle
Peterson, 17;0 NK Kreemont for a'
1 p.m. Christinas dinner and party.,
Eigltt to entertain their own
children at Christmas party and,
annual event at 7:30 pin, at hall.,
Program.
Mtlrote primary grades Christ
mas program. Melrose School.
Canyonvill Chapter, OKS, Christ-
mas party, .Masonic temple.
Myrtto'VrrT'Vrsl Thristi.,
Church Christmas partv. 7 p.m.
Myrtl Crtek Hebekah Belief
Ixidee. 185, Christmas party.
myrin .rK resuvai 01 l aiulS.
8 p.m., Mvrtle Creek .Methodist
Church.
Btnson School Christmas pro
gram, 12:45 for first, second and
third grades; 1:45 for fourth, fifth
and sixth grades.
Camas Valtty Toastmistressex
Club to have
7 t'Zl meetmg 81
Uarta Cate. 7:30 p
Rosvburg Elks Club fun night
8:30 p.m.
Wtst Roieburg Lions Club, 6:30
p.m. Carl's Haven.
H iv loft Saiiras rlasc' at A n m
at Preschern Barn with Chris Klein
caller.
Btthcl 42, Oakland, Job's Daugh
ters. Masonic Hall
Tau Eta Eta Sorority, Christmas
parly, at home of Winnie Travis,.
Y inchester. 8 p m
Dillard School District Citizens'
advisory committee. Douglas High
School Library, 8 p.m.
Kodak
Bantam RF Camtra
the JoAt-ict Git
H9U ,nc. M, Tox
J. C. SPORTING GOODS
and CAMERA STORE
S09 S. E. JACKSON
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H 0 , Lit. i
C. M.
McDermott
Tidewater Assoc ioted
Oil D-stnbutor
Roseburg, Ore.
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CALENDAR Of EVENTS
tomorrow
THURSDAY Dtc. 21
Winch.ittr School, first and sfc-
A..n I'hricl. i
01 ?,aUt1e i 0We" 10 WmsUm- 0lU:
: exchange
i77Dr f h ! V
"P"1 M 7 M P m- at talhollC Cen
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Rosuburg Elks Lodg regular '
Roseburg Rotary Club, noon. Ho-;
tel L'mpqua.
Rotcburg Lions Club, 6:30 p.m.,:
Hotel Lmuqua. ;
Rostburg IOOF Lodge, 8 p.m. tables. They were assisted in sen
at hall. Visiting members invited. ) ing by Mrs. Eva Nichols, presi-
Inttrmtional Folk Danctrt at 8 dent of the Martha Circle; Mrs. Su
p m. at Vets Memorial Hall, Gar- sie Bromley and Mrs. Tillie Good
den alley Blvd. ' : win.
Mtlrott Crangt Home Kc. Club :
dessert supper. Kevelalion of se- Candlelight Tableau
cret sisters. Christmas partv. u IJ I f ll
B.ti lota Chapter. F.SA. at home Held lit LanVOnVllle
of .Mrs. William Ulmer. 88 lndin-j
ola. West Slopes Addition, Christ-i An impressive candlelight tab-
mas party. Km exenange.
Oays Crtek School Christmas
program. 8 p m. school gym.
Glide PTA Christmas parly. 8
p.m., Christmas program for grade
school children, high school gym.
Winston-Dillard Job's Diught.rt
L"l,'r-...UoM'" Scho'"'
Oakland OES Chapter. 91, meet-.
in"A , r .
i , . i
L 1 ' , ' ' ,..n uJ
p.m. to go Llinstmas caroling, tie'
freshments to be served afterward
L'snmenis to oe served anerwaro.
d: i.i e i. c-u-.i
Christmas proi-ram. 7:0. p rn.
Country Club Woman will not
mt.et
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Burdette Peterson. 1730 NE Fre-
Mclros intermediate gradesj
Christmas program, Melrose j
School. ;
Riddl School Christmas pro- j
gri!m
7:30 p.m. I
Rivtrsdal Happy Hour Club j
Christmas party, husbands invit-1
ied. 7 p.m. at home of Mr. andlshiDDine of tha Shenharris.1
(Mrs. W. K. Buell, Curry Boad. ( Carols were enjoved by tha at
I Santa Claus at Jewel Theater, . t-nHanr e nf ki nrpspnt
- Oakland, 7 p.m. ,
ara.n vu.y u o m m u n i . y
Church, 7:45 p.m. thristmas pro-
gram, treats for children.
Canyonvillo Baptist Church,
Christmas program, 7:30 p.m.
jos.pn i. wiriMi s unu,.,
witK..; S.W chriom,. nro-1
gram, auditorium, 7;;JG p.m.
Calapooia Farm Bureau
Has Christmas Meet
The Calapooia Farm Bureau :
held their December meeting andl
Christmas parly at the clubhouse.
A short business meeting was '
conducted by the president, liar-
old Crouch.
The evening's program was
planned bv the chairman, Klise
Monelt, with Agnes Wilcox as the
announcer the latter mother, Airs. James
! Jean Knapple read the, 4,I.ittlest Steele, from Benton, Wash., and
Star." and .Maude Cole read the I her sister, Mrs. Mary Carbine, of
Christmas slory from the Bible, j Seattle. They will celebrate Chnst
The adult Choral group, directed i mas here.
I by Opal Munson, sang several
numbers, with Kitty Cole as ac
companiest. ! Children taking part in the pro
gram were, Jean Cole. Sandra
and Susan Monelt: Martin and
Swinehart. Judy Bacon. CC Maney,
Jan Anderson, Jerry Cole, Kathy
Crouch and Davy Monelt.
Sanla arrived and cave fiifls lo
me cniKiren neiresiimenis were
served to about 9(1 people who at
tended. Recipe Using Filberts
Wins National Award
PORTLAND Filbert Grow
ers, delighted that a recipe using
filberts won a national award for
Mrs. Henry Jorijensen of Portland, i
will feie her at a dinner Tuesday '
evening.
The dinner will follow a reception !
at the airport uhere. sha will arrive
from New York.
Her recipe for a filbert-filled roll ;
won S25.00" in the I'lllsbiuy con-1
test last week. And because of
that, said Henrv Sallee, president;
of the Nut Sncietv of Oregon and '
Washington, she will he supplied
with filberts for the rest of her
life.
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CHRISTMAS
SPECIAL
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MALL SAW
7"
REGULAR
49.50
Whil They Last
A SHOPPINC STOP FOR A
PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS CIFT
GERRETSEN BUILDING
Oak at the RR Tracks
Martha, Mary Circles
Have Christmas Part
tn "lse Ml'n' Mr' P,arl
The Three wise Men," Mrs. Lulu I
' c ! V," A JJnVn.;, Jm,, "
Mr,' Huhv Peterson" '
Mrs. Kuby Peterson.
Mrs. Allan McClcnnan of t h a
&Iary Circle reported on the re-1
cent bazaar and cooked food sale !
cent bazaar and cooked food sale ,
vniinsitred for the henefil of the
'"ade with Mrs. Slanlord Buell 1
The refreshment hour was held
(he decorated social rooms of
the church. Mrs. Laurance and
Mrs. Buell decorated the serving
eau depicting the nativity, follow-
ed bv the jollitv of Santa Clans
land treals. brought the essence of
Canvonville Methodist Church and
, heir parents Sunday afternoon at
j 4 30.
'..' r.enr Hrint'.LArih ...
"orator, sellmg the seen, for the
moieau, in wnicn diona jonnson
was an nKe. Cau(ia shinn
Mary: Bill Gilbert, Joseph; Diana
"t'n. avi,
McDaniel and Bobby Proctor, shep.
herds: Rnnev Ixmti Mike Ford
, ,;. .
and ronimy Glenn, wisemen.
Muf.'c '"rnwhed by the nurs-
er - Kindergarten and primary de-
partmenis. as well as the junior
choir. accomDanied bv Carol
Bnnkworth and Mrs. Tom Mason.
HAS CHRISTMAS PARTY
Th Community Sunday School,
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Coon in Upper Camas Val-
ley, had (heir Christmas party Sun-
day with a Droeram consistine of
recitations; trio's and a plav"Wor-
Santa had been there earlier and I
,pft , o( good,es for each one
preseni
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HAS CHILDREN'S PROGRAM
The AkMhodisl Church of Camas l
Va,py h(,,d ,ht.ip chlidren.s pro.
sra,n. Sunday morning, with an :
members sang a cantata, under
the direction of Mrs. Charles
Crouch, with Mrs. Lucille Grimm
as pianist. A duct by Mrs. led
Heilman and the Hev. Mr. Grimm
was given.
LOCAL NEWS
.
Visit O'Nittt Guests arriving
today by plane to visit at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Niel are
Htrt To Visit Here to Ms
it her. parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Marosok. at their home on
East Douglas is Miss Ardalh Maro
sok. who arrived Sunday from lxs
Horn From School Dr. and
Mrs. N. Charles Walhn went lo hu-
(n Sunday night and picked up
their two sons. Hohert and David.
who arrived by train from Califor
nia. Robert altcnds l.'SC and David
goes to Stanford. They will spend
the holiday vacation here.
TO VISIT WASHINGTON
RIO DK JANEIRO. Brazil
President-e 1 e c t .luscelino Kubil
5fhek announced Tuesday he will
visn Washington. New York and
several Kuropean countries next
month prior to his Jan. 31 inautsu-
ration. Kubitschek said the major
purpose of his tour is to attract
new industry and capital to Brar.il.
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EXCHANGES TO BE CLOSED
NEW YORK 11 Financial and
commodity exchanges throughout
the I'mted States will be closed
Monday. Dec. 26, in observance of
Christmas.
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Ha. ChNStma, Program
A capacity crowd attended the
Christinas program at (he Pine
drove Sunday school Sunday eve
nuiK. The "Welcome" was given by
the Cradle Hot. The Sunday school
choir sang "The Beacon Star" and
"When The Bells King Out."
A recitation was given by Laurie
Morgan and a duet by Janna Km-
ger and A intra Kauanaui. Albert
"adcliffe played "Silent Nihl" on
the trombone and Grace Caro
Smilh played solo, "Abidt With
Me,'
. 'he
J-"f 1
wa" 8'vpn px a" e, cnuaren.
win music ana lauieau. inrtstmas
carols were sung by everyone.
Treats were presented to all, at
the close of the program.
Foursauare Church Will
Havo Program Thursday
Children of the Foursquare
Church Sunday school, Winston,
will be featured in the Christmas
program to be given Thursday at
7:45 p.m.
The recitations, songs and music
will be conclude with the presen
tation of the Nativity story by the
Young People's Class, in costume,
under the direction of Neil MeClaf
lin. Treats will be given at tha con
clusion of the program.
The Sunday school hour and
morning worship wilt he combined
Sunday, from 9:45 to 1L a.m.,
slates the pastor.
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if EnLmnra & f
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GIVE FAMOUS FIRST
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Fancy Footwork From
Penney's Collection!
Bright Chrittmoi Pnncy'i
or-hom thoei of luttroui rayon
and acttara! Thty com in her
fovorita colon, multicolor quilted.
They hova hard to let, buoyant
cork platform! ond they're
C.-1 iied.
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iu Boy's worm sock - lined
I slippers with (eotherweight,
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V" springy cuinion trcpe
if: and heel. Handsomt imi
)L tarion sued uppers, genu
ft' in shearling lamb collar.
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Budget Bureau' Approves
Columbia River Dredein?
Washington , - th. Riuiti
Bnr.a,. TW.I. .A . i
.-. ,,.u.-u caj.-.iu-i
iture of JTM.OOO to start dredging
a f(wl channe, , h . ,
, Columbia Hiver. ;
the appropriation, made by Con-
gress earlier this vear. was one i
of a nuniher President Kisenhower!
rH'Tfl lit) IliMWilrii) i i.'ir:llli'fi hv Ihn '
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Shows Clean Pair of Heels
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THESE DAYS
THE AWMBO'S GOT A10RE PEP
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soles and heels, leather up
pers, elastic side gores for
smooth ftt. Sanitized,
Black or Brown.
sizes 6-12,
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n Portland went to the I'nion 1
Station Tuesday morning in greet 1
IS i
)cars. He ,i,110sl 1111S5Cli hlm
George arrived on an earlier
(ram limn uvitttnlml Uminplari sa.rl
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Blue, red or white with
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2.98
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Worm . .
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opera style!
Elk finished
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Penney's own
Felt lining
cowhide up
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sizes 6-11,
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WeDec. 21. 1955 Tin Newi-Rvlw, Roieburg, Ore. i
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serving me questioning ana iiaxn-,
bulb-popping, failed to realiie it i
was his brother in the center of it. !
A . reporter saw Arthur seated !
nearby and took him over to his
brother.
' Why the long separation?" "We
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TONIGHT TIL 9
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Puf jewels at her feet
Penney's sparkle slippers in
lustrous quilted rayon!
They ho just-right low
wedge heels, coma in her
favorit colors, sprinkled
with rhinestones. Sites 4
to 9 modestly priced at
Penney's!
2.98
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Penney's fine leather
meo gift slippers for men
of elk finished cowhide
Composition soles and rub
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doors. Elastic side gores for
smooth fit. Sanitized,
sizes 6-12,
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BOATS FEARED LOST
TOKYO Thr In...
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,,ma ""am wnn ik men atmarn
are feared lost in the Pacific
c-an. (ton miles south of the cen-
VSTJ I!?'
Tursclav. The boats are be ieved
0 have' been hit hv a tvnhnnn i iLhi h
swept the area l)ec 16 the lasL
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i uiie inry were
heard from by
radio.
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to
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- giv her eotv felt ilia.
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have cotton corduroy trim, '&
leather tipi tor eye-appeal,
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