The news-review., March 16, 1956, Image 21

Fri., Mor. 16, 1956 The Newi-Rview, Roseburg, Ort. 5
By ROSA HEINBACH I
Weekend guests at the home of
Mrs. May Short, who formerly liv
FUNNY BUSINESS
ed in DUlard.
Mr. and Mrs. Koy Woodall were
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore of Jack
sonville, Ore. 'Mrs. Moore, for-1
merly Le Rae Deiehaunte of Rose-1
burg, is a former schoolmate of!
Mrs. Chrisiine Simmons went to
Salem recently for medical exam
ination and treatment. She is the
second grade teacher at Tcnmile
School.
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Mrs. Woodall.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Jorgen-
son and son, Robbie Lee. went to
Salem recently to visit Uieir older
son, Ernest Eldon and his wife. The
ASK SEPARATION
GOUVERNEUR. N.Y. I -Buddy
Graves and John Norton walk
ed into Gouverneur Junior High
School Thursday and suggested
they be separated from their class-
senior Jorgenson family, who have
resided in Dillard for the past It
years, are leaving soon for their
new residence in Lancaster, Calif.
-Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bridges,
Pnrlov Anrlv anrl VtivczrA Vtt.
males.
Wednesday niffht, the explained.
they stopped to remove a dead
skunk from a trap.
gene, made a trip to Medtord re-
-mtlv tn visit Trt Ri-iHptic' nunr I
But he wasn t.
Woodalls Of Dillard Hav Weekend Cuests
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MAKE BELIEVE Bing Crosby sings a love song to Grace
Kelly in romantic setting aboard a sailboat. But it's just
make believe. It's one oi their last scenes in the movie
"High Society." Miss Kelly will remain in Hollywood until
after the Academy Awards March 21. Then she leaves for
Monaco to climax a real romance with her marriage to
Prince Rainier.
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In by 2 p.m. today finished
or 2 p.m. tomorrow. Sharp
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FULLERTON
REXALL DRUGS
127 North Jackson
Oakland Man Called
To Oklahoma City
By EDITH DUNN
Jack Sifers has returned from
Oklahoma City where he was call
ed by the death of a brother, Charl
es Sifers.
The Blue Bird group led by Mrs.
Virginia -LaMoote is making Eas
ter baskets and planning an Eas
ter party. There are 20 girls in
me group.
Tawanka Camp Fire Girls held
a ceremonial recently and each
girl received beads that she had
earned. The group has completed
12 oaby gowns lor weltare.
Mrs. Sylvia Manning, who frac
turcd her ankle recently, is now
home from the hospital and able
to get around on crutches.
Dr. and Airs. Homer M. Noble
attended an officers meeting of the
Fresbyterial at Jacksonville re
cently. Mr. Applewhite of San Diego,
Calif., arrived this week to spend
some time in Oakland. He spends
his winters in ban Diego and the
summer months in Oakland.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Drake have
rented their home and have moved
into their new house east of Suth
erlin.
Mrs. Reba Self has returned
from a visit with her mother, :
tor and other relatives in DaYas,
Texas. She also visited in Okia
homa. A nepnew, Clayton Bailey.
Ma Has, returned with her for a
visit here.
Mrs. Don Pelzel of Tacoma,
Wash., visited recently with her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Mamie Pelzel.
She also visited her mother in
Roseburg.
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CROSS-COUNTRY ON A HORSE Mrs. Annie Wilkins. wtio
calls herself the "last of the saddle tramps," arrives in Fresno,
Calif., on her horseback Jaunt from New England. The 64-year-old
West Minot, Mine, traveler will continue on to Los Angeles,
having already traveled 5600 miles since November, 1954.
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"THANKS, AMERICA" A big "Thank you" to the nation for
making scouting possible for girls is presented in the form of a
scroll to Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower, honorary president of the
Girl Scouts of America. Making the presentation at the White
House are, from left, Margaret Solem, 11, Alexandria, Va.; Mrs.
Roy F. Layton, Girl Scouts' national president; and Mary Sibcrt,
11, Alexandria.
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allowance does he get?'
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Trictim. 4-wheel drive gives the ertra frac
tion for traveling uo steep grades or broken
ground. The 'Jeep' is built to stand up and
take it in tough usage.
Mobil! power. With power take-off, trie Uni
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many other kinds of specialized equipment.
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A '.-Wheel-Drive Universal 'Jeep' takes you to the
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way in conventional 2-whecl drive. Then, when work
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snow, up hill or down you shift a single lever for
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RELEASE IN AFTERNOON PAPERS OF FRIDAY. MAR. II
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