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8 The Newi-Review. Roseburg, Or. Wed., Mar. 21, 1956 Ambassador Nominated For Afghanistan Duty WASHINGTON ( President ! Sheldon T. Mills, now ambassa- Eisenhower Tuesday nominated 1 1 ' MIX .1 ' I lie A i -r-U dor to Ecuador, to be ambassa dor to Afghanistan. Mills, 51, would ucceed veter an diplomat Annus Ward, whose resignation was announced by the j wnue iiouse mesaay. ine nom ination n subject to Senate con firmation. Mills hai been in the foreign service since 1928. He is a legal resident of Portland, Ore. Local Community News Briefs my! wiiat a ?o ft life you lead in Visit In Eugane Visiting for several days in Kugene last week were Kay and Norma Johnson. They were house guests at t h e noma 01 meir granamomer, Airs, blanche Wiliey. Atttnd Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Kari Decker went to Eugene to day to attend the funeral of the former's aunt, Mrs. Kate Safley. Others from Koseburg going to the funeral were Mrs. Sam Criles and Mrs. Verley Tracy. 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Sh Games Mr. and Mrs. Wat lace Wright and family spent Fri day and Saturday in Corvallis vis iting at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyn Brown, and attending the NCAA basket ball tournament. To f ugtne Spending Sunday in Eugene with friends were Mr. and Mrs. James Pinard, Edith wncoier and Glen Currier. The former couple brought home their son. Randy, who had spent tha night with relatives. State Officer Here Henry Hen dricks of Tigard, who is state youth chairman and state deputy of the Orua State Grange was a visitor in Kiurburg Friday and that evening attended a meeting of the Rlversdale Graage. Visit In lugone Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hon and grandchildren, Sherrie Wheeler and Randy Pinard, took Mrs. Eitelle Moore and Vir ginia back to their home in Eu gene Saturday. The latter two had been visiting in Koseburg for the past week. The former group re turned home Sunday. To Coast Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Felt and daughters. Linda and An. nalee, and .Mrs. Nellie Myers spent Saturday at Winchester Bay, they visited the latter's brother-in- law and sister. Mr. and Mn Charles Marks, who have recently completed their new home and are now furnishing it. Visit Old Home Mr. and Mrs L. B. Hicks and daughter, I,oya Jean, spent four days last week visiting in their former home town, Warrenton. En route thev were overnight guests in Drain of relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pat terson. Mr. Hicks enjoyed a crab fishing trip on the ocean while at Warrenton, which is located at the mouth of the Columbia. On Furlough Pvt. Jo Levine is enjoying a furlough from Army duty at Fort Knox, Ky., with friends in Koseburg. Sunday he will leave for Seattle to visit rel atives and then will go on to Bos ton to visit his parents, Mr. and Airs. Biu Levine, tormer local res idents, and then will return to Fort Knox. In May he expects to be sent to Germany for duty. Rsturn From Trip Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Bubar and Dr. and Mrs. D. B. Bubar returned Friday evening from a two-week vacation trip to Southern California. The former couple spent some time in Long Beach with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don McKillop, and family, while the latter couple went on to San Di ego for several days. The travelers returned via Reno. Roseburg, Ore. OR 3-5553 Sister party dresses Usually 8.98 and 7.98 SIZES 7 to 14 itS 3 to 6X 7.98 5.98 1198 A PERMA-PLEAT SHEER NYLON ATTACHED FULL PETTICOATSI Dainty and .legant for Eaitar I Tien of Hny pleati Hay criip even after waihingl Lace Irimm.d petticoat, flyaway saih, pretty blossoms at waists, Paitel pink or bki. NAVY SPRING COATS FOR EASTER IN WOOL AND WORSTED GABARDINE New trim-fitting pnnc.yi coati in navy spark.d with while collar and white buttons. Fashioned in fin. new wool . . . Outstanding for beauty, long wear. Cored front ond back to a gay young whirl. Sizes 3 to 6x. Te Portland Vance Cox and son, Larry, left Tuesday to attend business in Portland. Vacations In Albany Gary Lee Patterson spent last week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Patterson, at their home in Al bany. Visit In Modford Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bartlett were weekend visitors in Medford at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hess, for mer Roseburg residents. Visit H.ro Mrs. Leo Goergen and daughters, Patricia and Don na Lee left for their home in Port Orford Sunday' after visiting for several days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Minor Mead. The Goer, gen family formeriv lived in Rose burg and now operates a grocery store in rort uriora. , From Palo Alto Mr. and Mrs. Cecd D. Pierce. Rickv. Barrv and Jeanme spent several days last week at the home of Mrs. Pierce's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Harpham. They also visited at the nome ot fierce s parents, Mr. and sirs. Miner fierce. In Glide. Mrs. Cecil Pierce is the former Mari lyn Harpham. Here For Wedding Visiting for a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Harpham were their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Swanson, and son, Eric, from State College, N.M. Mrs. Swanson acted as matron of honor at the wedding of her twin sister, Janet, who was married to Allan de Lauvenfels last weekend. Mrs. Swanson is the former Joyce Harpham. To Pl.V In TounumMt Dnv Douglas, brother of Mrs. W. S. neinnart ot mis city, is a mem- hpr nf tho Now 7jni1 Mln ta and will be playing in the World City April 15. Douglas, the high est handicapped player in New 7nlanH urae n.nr.in ..t .I,- ning Gold Cup team that played in .Melbourne, Australia, in 1954. He will use Mexican horses in the competition between U. S., Argen tina and Mexico. Hero For Visit Returning to their home in Corvallis after a week's visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Buell, were their daughter, Mrs. Asa A. Robley, and sons, Dale and Freddie. Mrs. Buell accompanied the group on their return as far as Eugene, where she stayed to attend the capping ceremonies at Sacred Heart School of Nursing. The former returned to Roseburg with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Keel who were present to see their niece. Joanne Keel, re ceive her nurse s cap. Back From Trip Mr. and Mr. 0. R. Petersen and son, Richard, are back at their home here fol lowing a ten-day vacation trip to Death Valley and other points in California. Accompaning them on the tnp were Mr. and Mrs. George Luoma and Mr. and Mrs. E. Ganz, who are also back at their homes. Go To Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Allan de Lauvenfels drove to Eu gene Monday to take Miss Flor ence Okihara to board the plane for her home in Santa Monica, Calif. Miss Okihara came to Rose burg for the de Lauvenfels-Harp-ham wedding, and was a house guest at the Vernon Harpham home during her five-day stay. Return From Palm Springs Returning during the weekend to their home here were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cummings, who have been on a two-week vacation trip to Palm Springs. Hare For Contort House guests at the home ef Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hogue this past weekend were Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hermanson of Taft, ' Ore. They all attended the Cas cade College Choir of Portland concert given at the North Rose burg Church Sunday afternoon. The Hermanson'a son, Edward, is a member of the choir. The Her mansons and Hogues are old friends, since the time when the Hogues lived in Taft, moving to Roseburg last October. UeholsMiy (, Ruts ClooMd la fc. hem. No Scrubbing No Shrink.) DOUGLAS DURACLEANERS ln.ip.niiv.. World Wig. Srvlca GCORGE MONTGOMERY Myrtl. CrMk, Or.. OS t-521 I or C.nyMvdlo 1JJ4 PHOTO FINISHING in 5. out at 9 We give SfirH Creea Sterna CLARK'S STUDIO 101 S. Jecksea OR l-tllt WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF "THE STORE WITH A THOUSAND BARGAINS" Roseburg Surplus Soles 629 S. E. CASS xJU'' (( Sturdy aluminum J U and blue package ft 'J Wrap Cook Cover Cap with. neWALCOAWRAP Aluminum Foil now at your store Extras! Roseburg, Ore. 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