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8 The News-Review, Rio4m, Ow. Fri., Jon. 13, 1956 Todays CALENDAR OF EVENTS cUiomorrow FRIDAY JAN. 11 Rlct Vsll.y HEU at hall, work shop, lampshade making, conduct ed by Mrs. Esther Campbell, Mrs. Hazel Wright. Zultlma Nile Club. Mrs. Nail Kaser to show pictures of recent trip to Germany. Potluck aupper at 6:30 p.m. at Episcopal Parish Hall. Florence Nightingale Tent 15, DUV, installation of officers. Blue Star Mothers of Winston Dillard, at home of Mrs. Itoscoe Perkins in Winston. Potluck lunch eon at noon. North Douglas Grange at 8 p.m. Dixonville Garden Club will meet at home of .Mrs. Alda Brumbach on South Deer Creek Itoad at 1:30 p.m.. District director will be pre sent. All interested persons are Invited to attend. Green PTA will present Robert Emerico, world traveler and magi cian at Green School Gym. 8 p it. Olalla Tenmile Home Exten sion. Special meeting at club house in Tenmile at 10 a.m. Members are to bring a sack lunch also a six-inch design, hard hoard or glass, orange stick, hard rubber eraser and pencil. Rivertdala Home Economics Club 12:30 noon potluck luncheon at hall with Mrs. Ora Welker and Mrs. C. T. Tipton hostesses. Mem bers asked to bring table service. Yoncalla TA will meet in grade school. Oakland Ladles Bible Class at 2 p.m. in parish hall. Duplicate bridge at Elks Club at 12:45 noon, open to all players whether Elks or not. Doug-ette's Sheriff Mounted Pa trol, courthouse, 7:30 p.m. for first aid class. Local Community News Briefs SATURDAY Jan. 14 sup-. WARNING! Don't let cough from common cold hang on Chronic bronchi tii may develop if your cough, chest cold, or acute bron chitis ii not treated and you cannot afford to take a chance with any medi cine less potent tii an Creomulsion. It goes into the bronchial system to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed hronchialmembranes. Get a large bottle of Creomulsion at your drug store. For children get milder, tastier Creomulsion for Chil dren in the pink and blue package. Adv. CREOMULSION - nlifvM CoHglM, Ortt Cold, Acuta SratKfcltii Lookingglasi Gringt chili Dcr and card uartv at hall. Gltndalt Rabtkah and Odd Fel-! lows Lodges, joint open installation at IOOK Hall in Glendale at 8 p.m. , Ortgon School mploytss will hold their regular meeting at Riv erside school. 10 a.m. i Boots and Cilico Squaro Danct; Club, Winston Community Ilall.j Square dancers welcome. Ladies to brine sandwiches. Hayloft Squir Dane Club at t Preschern Barn, 8 30 p.m. Leonai and Gene Young, iMilly and Curk-y Bailey and Hulh and It. C. Law rence, refreshment committee. La-' dies bring sandwiches. j Mtlroit Grang card party with Mrs. George Showers and Mrs. An- drew Hanson in charge. Grange members to bring sandwiches or cookies. Buckaroo Squara Dane Club to dance at Barn at Winchester. j Texan Pleads To Fraud, Is Cuilfy Sentenced I j Mj YOU Should Know This Man HIS NAME IS Ed VVyaff He May hold the key to your FUTURE FINANCIAL SUCCESS Call or Writs ED WYATT Representing Sun Lift of Conada Douglas County State Bank Building Roseburg, Ore. Phone OR 3-8184 AUSTIN, Tex. Wi Bascom Giles, former state land commis sioner who once cautioned vet erans to be careful in buying land under the state's 100-miUion-dolIar Gl aid program, pleaded guilty again Tuesday to wrongdoing as administrator of that program. Waiving his rights to trial by jury, Giles listened grimly as Judge Charles O. Betts sentenced him to six years imprisonment in each of nine convictions of being an accomplice to felony theft. Total amount involved in the nine cases was $58,875. The sentences were ordered to run concurrently with previous six year penalties assessed in Bexar and Zavala Counties for agreeing to accept a bribe. t "i A Hill MISSIONARY SPEAKER A three-day missionary rally, beginning Sunday night at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in the labor Temple, Will feature the Rev. Paul Gunther, a missionary to the land of Siam, Thailand in the far east. The Rev. Mr. Gunther will speak and show pictures on missionary work. Services are at 7:45 p.m. Sunday through Tuesday. The public is cordially invited. If" ilii e-:.v (JUin'd (jUcatlicr Limited Time! Regular ?$1.00 f, Size j Keg. 2 sizo now 1 Hand Crcnm. Snnic wonderful benefits. Hog. 2 size... now only $1 price plus tai t m hi Anna N I f H moiiciivi ; I H iominino B Hi li f TUSS' NewTussy Wind and Weather Lotion Now with tout new Ingredients. HIAlll Contains Allanlmn to help heal chApiird, dry skin, rioticili Con (in ii i SUiconei to Hunt oil effect of Jtnbblncatlarkj of harsh soaps and delergenls. softinii Confdim rmoirnfi to help smooth and soften yinir skin. IIOHtS INHCIIONI Contains Heia chlorophnu to check skm senm, reduce rik of ii'.reclion thioutrh ojvn cracks in the skin. Fullerton Rexall Drugs To Rostburg r-' Mrs. Kay Pack i and -Mrs. .Milton Dement were business visitors in Norway, near Myrtle iointt .Monday. Called To Spokant Mr. and Mrs. K. J,. Von Schrilti of Rose burg left today for Spokane, where they were called by the death ofj the former's sistur-in-law, ilrs. j William Von SchriHz. From Colorado Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. liichard I Wilson and daughter. Marjone, are Mrs. Wilson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John J'hexton, of Newcastle, i Colo. The I'hextons arrived in : Koseburg the first part of Decem ber and expect to remain here un? til next month. Back In Rottburg Bill Lynch arrived in Koseburg this week fol lowing a vacation spent in the Midwest and Southwest. Lynch left Dec. 21. He visited his parents, the Kev. and Mrs. J. IL Lynch, who live near Springfield, Mo. Later, j he flew to Dallas. Tex., Phoenix, j Ariz., and Palm Springs, Calif. He made the trip by plane. Lynch , is a newscaster-announcer for ra-i dio station KKNR. j Visit Htro Recent visitors at (he home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim j Sinter were the latter's parents, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Owens, and an uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Mar-i tin Heaclquist, of Gold Beach. Oth ers visiting were Mrs. Suiter's; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Headrpiist of Everett, Wash. The! latter couple was taken to Port-! land by the Suiters to board the train for their home. I To Eugtno Mr. and Mrs. N. R- Fisher and son, James, visited Tuesday in Eugene with the fish ers' on-in-law and daughter, Mr. ana Mrs. naroiu curry, and lam lily. I Htro For Visit Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard iSchuitze and children. Rick, Tom land Bob, is Mrs. Schultze's moth er, Mrs. Bessie ii. Mann, from Portland. Rtturning Saturday Mrs. James Aiken and son, Jerry, are returning here Saturday, following the last several days in Portland on business. Jerry is making ar rangements for continuing his studies in Portland. He just re cently was discharged from serv ice, after being in Korea. To Washington Mr. and Mrs. William Brady and Mrs, Montie McCready were recent visitors in Port Angeles, Wash. They made the trip to see Mrs. Nan Eccles who is confined in the Port Angel es Hospital after a recent automo bile accident in which Mrs. Eccles suffered serious injuries. The lat ter is the mother of Brady and Mrs. McCready. Morrfs Family Homo Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Morns and daughter, Carolyn, have returned to their home in Roseburg, following a trip through California and the South ern states to New Orleans to spend a month visiting Mrs. Morris fam ily. There were 3L at a family re union. Mr. Morris enjoyed attend ing the Sugar Bowl game and seeing Georgia Tech win 7 to 0 from Pittsburgh University.- 1 To Tako Part In Moot Don Jacklin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Jacklin of Roseburg, will go to the AAU Swim meet in Vancouver Jan. 21 to take part in the long distance swimming. Tappod Lucinda Randall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burton T. Randall of Roseburg. was tap- jped Tuesday for Kwama, women's sopnomore nonorary on me uni versity of Oregon campus. Back From Trip Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Ken wick and daughters, Charlotte and Judy, have returned from a two-week vacation spent in Hawthorne, Calif., visiting at the home of Mrs. fenwick's brother, George Berry, and family. Now Son Word has been re ceived here of the birth of a son, : Steven James, weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces, to Dr. and Mrs. Harry Thomas of Portland. Mrs. Thomas! is the former Peggy Ann Knight,' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. : Knight, formerly of Roseburg, now living in Medford. Mrs. Thomas was graduated from Roseburg i High School in 1951. Carttrs Homo Mr. and Mrs.! Floyd Carter have returned to Roseburg, following a trip to Hay ward, Calif., where they spent the holidays visiting their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arth ur Parton and children, Beverly and Steve, who recently moved into their new home at Palma Cia Village. They also visited Mr. Car ter's cousin, Leigh McEImurry, and family, in Oakland and went to San Francisco, where they en joyed a visit to Golden Gate Park. i Will Divo At Moot Bill War jner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pat War-'- ner of this city, will compete in the diving at the AAU Swim meet scheduled for Jan. 21 at Vancouv- Vititing Htro Pfc. Glenn R. Young has arrived from Fort Dev ens, Mass., to spend a 22-day furlough visiting his mother, Mrs. Martha Young, and with other rel atives and friends. Visits Htro An overnight guest recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Theile was the latter's mother, Mrs. H. S. Pow ell, from Tyee. Accompanying Mrs. Powell to Roseburg was Mrs. Mol ly Ellsworth. Rtturn Horo Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark and son, John, return ed recently from a trip to Maple ton to visit Mrs. Clark's parents. Mr. and Mrs. uienn riait. John stayed for a longer visit and the, Clarks went to San Francisco, re turning after a few days to Maple ton and thence home to Roseburg. Return From Trip Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Unger and children, Steve, Bill and Carol, have return- ; ed to Roseburg following an ex pended trip to Kansas, Nebraska ! and Missouri. In Lincoln, Neb., i they were house guests of Mrs. jUnger's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil jliam Heuser, and in Highland, jKan., they visited Unger's parents, I Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Unger. An in- teresting sidelight to their trip was their attendance at the Big Seven i basketball tournament held in j Kansas City, Mo. The lingers re turned Wednesday. Visiting Horo Pfc. Calvin A.aI. UoD mmm,,.A Itas-a Vnm b'nrt Devins, Mass., to spend his fur lough visiting relatives. Loavo For Homo Mr. and Ms. Wade Shambeau of Pauling, Mich., left Wednesday for their home aft er spending a week in Roseburg visiting their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powell. Back To Ohio Leaving recently fur their home in Norwatk, Ohio, were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Austin and son, Dennis. They had been here for a three-week visit at the jhome of Mrs. Austin's parents, Mr. land Mrs. N. R. Fisher. t I Back From Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stubblefield and three boys have returned from a two-week trip to Anadarko, Okla. i They visited Mrs. Stubblefield s ! parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Khoads and other relatives in the j vicinity. They returned home by i way of Los Angeles. i SUCCUMBS TO INJURISS , GRANTS PASS W Mrs. Milton Phillips, 23, of Selma, hurt in a Jan. 1 highway accident, died Thursday. I Her's was Josephine County's ! first highway traffic death of the j year. I Her husband, also injured in the I accident which occurred 14 miles j southwest of here, remains in fair ly uood condition in a local hos- I pital. , Atttnds To Busintts S. W. McCready, general manager of TV j station KVAL, Eugene, was a bus iness visitor here Tuesday. Rub A'.vay SUFFERING OF I I JGoSds as VapoRub LIMITED TIME ONLY Annual Nunn - Bush and Edgerton SHOE SALE Broken Sizes Values To 18.95 GOLDIES BOOTERIE 9.95 442 S.E. 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