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1 8 The Newt-Review, Roseburg. Or. Wed., June 13, 1956 Co To Coair Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shoemaker and family and Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Page and family were recent visitors at coastal points. Viiitort Lva Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Farleigh have returned to their nome in Kcamona. ure.. ioi- lowing a trip here to attend the wedding of tne lauers nepnew, Phillip Singleton, and Patricia Dun can, and to visit Mrs. Farleigh'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hens Ice, and her brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. George L. Sin gleton. Matting Changtd The Wom an's Society of the First Presby terian Church meeting scheduled for Thursday has been changed to June 21 to be held at a 10 a.m. coffee at the church social rooms. Mrs. Don Naden will have charge of presenting the puppet show, "Ed and Med." Mrs. Arthur McMullen will present the last of a series of the study of Ephesians. All wom en of the church and their chil dren are invited to attend. Sm Parade Mrs. Jack Clark and son, John: Bruce Stubblcfield and the former's aunt, Miss Elea nor Alexander of Orlando, IMa., went to Portland Friday. They at tended the Rose Parade Saturday and returned to Roseburg late bat- urday night. While there, John Clark and Bruce Stubblofield were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe McMahill and Mrs. Clark and Miss Alexander stayed overnight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rice. "WE ARE NEVER TOO BUSY TO HELP YOU" PHOTO LAB Cameras -k Portraits 627 S. t. Jackion Phont OR 3-7091 Ull BOTTLED -1 H - B 0 N D 6 yrs. old Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey iw proor. a ngnt. easy tatting whiskey. Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc., New York, N. Y. r SAMPLE OF FINE A showing of tha latest fur faihioni for Fall, 1956. Mostly one-of-a-kind, styled and fashioned of quality peltt by Now York's leading fur manu facturer!. ' SAVE UP TO 35 by selecting your Fur Labeled As to Origin All Furs Plus Excise Tax m Ted Martin, Furrier and owner of Sowers' Fun, Grants Pass, Oregon, will be at the Umpqua Hotel Friday and Saturday June 15 and 16. Local Community News Briefs Stop Over Here Captain and Mrs. Frederick Kinsel and daugh ters. Sherry and Sharma. stopped over in Roseburg Monday to visit the former s cousin, Miss Helen Casey, and his great-aunt, Miss Rosa B. Parrott. and other rel atives and friends enroule from Anchorage, Alaska, to the air base at Shreveport, La., where Captain Kinsel has been transferred. Cap tain Kinsel is a former resident of Roseburg. To Los Angeles Miss Carolyn Cornilsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cornilsen of Happy Val ley, left Tuesday for Los Angeles to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sichting and their daugh ter, Donna Rae. She will attend the graduation ceremonies of the latter from Southgate High School. Miss Sichting will then return here with Miss Cornilsen to visit for an indefinite time. Buy Business Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rogndahl of Portland have bought Roen's Office Equipment. The former has taken over the business here and Mrs. Rogndahl arrived in Roseburg Monday to help out for a few days before re turning to Portland. Mrs. Rogn dahl and daughter, Sylvia Jean. 12. will be coming down the last part of July to establish their home here. Vacationing According to word received nere lormer residents, Mr. and Mrs. George Stocking, now of Oakland, Calif., and the latter s son, Wilmer Clark, and his lamuy are vacationing in Yosem lte National Park. Mr. Clark, who formerly made his home here, has been in the Air Force for 14 year and is to move to Mountain Home, laano, June zi, wncre ne will be stationed at the Air Base. Enroute there, he will visit his grandmoth er, Mrs. Mary Stocking, for merly of Canyonville and now of Grants Pass Park View Rest Home. ft! $530 4S Quart UICA- nut "II(1B' KS - - .... SALE FURS and MORE luiiiMt 1 1 HUM IN 0A Ellll new fur now during this Sample Sale of Furs COMPARE THESE PRICES Silver Blu Ranch Mink Stole $895 $600 Dark Brown Ranch Mink Stole 895 585 Silver Blu Ranch Mink Clutch Cape 650 450 Royal Pastel Ranch Mink Pocket Stole 1250 785 Natural Wild Mink Stole - - 1585 978 Dark Brown Ranch Mink Pocket Stole 895 650 Dyed Russian Squirrel Stoles 289 198 Dyed Russian Squirrel Clutch Capes 249 179 Dyed Jap Mink Jacket 750 485 Dyed Jap Mink Spencer Cape Jacket 398 198 Dyed Jap Mink Stole 398 198 Dyed Jap Mink Coat 895 695 Crey Persian Lamb Jacket 575 350 Dyed Muskrat Stoles 219 169 Natural Mink Head Capes, Stoles -- 289 198 Beige Dyed Muskrat Jacket 298 169 Dyed Muskrat Clutch Capes 159 109 AND MANY MORE FURS NOT LISTED Wondering whether your fur coat will look as "up to date" as it should next season? It can, easily. Restyle it into a glamor ous cape, stole or jacket. Cost is low, from $47.50. Move To Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mackey and two daugh ters and son have moved from Caldwell, Idaho, to Roseburg to reside. Mooting Postponed Delta Kap pa Oamma sorority, which was scheduled to meet Saturday, June 16, at the Brockway home of Margaret Adair, has been post poned indefinitely. From Virginia Here last week to spend a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. W. Smith, were the former's sister-in-law, Mrs. H. Laurie Smith, and her two daughters, Mary Laurie and Keith Marshall, all of Rich mond, V. Stops Briefly E. Gordon Smith, vice president of the Law yers line insurance Co. of Dallas, Tex., arrived by plane one day last week to visit briefly with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. W. Smith, 1517 NW Eden. The former, a nephew of M. L. W. Smith, was en route to Se attle on business. Loavo For Europe Attorney and Mrs. Edward M. Murphy and daughter. Jennie, and son. Michael. of this city left today by plane for Europe on a six weeks va cation trip. They will arrive in Rome, Italy, Thursday. They plan to tour Italy, Denmark and France, before going to England and Ireland. Now Grandson Word has been received here by Mrs. M. L. W. Smith, 1517 NW Eden, that her son and daughter-in-law, Lieut, and Mrs. Russell Kirbey, have become parents ot a son, Kusseil Tyler. The baby, weighing 7 pounds 1114 ounces, was born June 10 at the naval hospital in San Diego. This is Mrs. Smith's first grandchild. Home For Summer Mrs. Charles DcGuire made a trip to CorvalUs recently to bring back her daughter, Nancy McFarland, to spend the summer months here. Miss McFarland was recently pledged, to Pi Beta Phi at OSC, where she is majoring in secretar ial science. She will be employed for the summer by Douglas Elec tric Cooperative Inc. Opon House Slated Friends. neighbors and relatives are invit ed to call Sunday, June 17, between the hours of 1 and 5 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wal lace in Yoncalla, to celebrate' the occasion of the Wallaces' 50th wed ding anniversary. The original date of the open-house celebration was to nave been June 24, but was changed due to conflicting engage ments. Arrives Hero T. Sgt. Clifford D. Barker has arrived here from Tokyo, Japan, to visit his two sis ters, Mrs. L. W. J o s s e and Mrs. Velle Broadway. Mr. and Mrs. Josse drove to San Francis co to meet him and bring him back to Roseburg. The Josses were also accompanied home by their grandson, Kim Josse, who resides in California and who will spend a part of his vacation here. Move Hero Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Warren and two daughters and son have moved from Caldwell. luauu, iu nuseuurg ana are re siding at Rt. 2 Box 234. Returns From Portland Mrs. Arthur Clarke returnpd in home on SE Kane Street last eve ning, iuuuwius me last week in Portland visiting her son, Attorney Raturns Hero Gorcfen Smith, pa.uici ui iv,wugu motors, re turned to Roseburg Tuesday, fol lowing a short stay in Medford on Business. Mrs. smith is remain ing in Medford for a week. Visit Hero Mr. and Mr.. Jim Busch of Ashland stopped over in Roseburg this weekend to visit airs. u. a. Mess enroute home from Eugene, where they attended the 25th reunion celebration of their class at university of Oregon. Newcomers From Portland Mr. and Mrs. George A'. Edwards and two sons are newcomers from Portland and are residing at 723 mv mine m. Mr. Edwards is a contractor for the new addition at Mercy Hospital. To Celebrate Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grubbe will ovserve their 56th wedding anniversary Sunday, June 17, by holding open house from 1 to 5 p.m. at their home at 705 Myrtle Ave., Reedsport. Rela tives and friends are invited to call. To Tournament Mr. and Mrs George Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ullrich, Mr. and Mrs. Jim StaDles. and Mrs. Walter Allen were par-J ucipanis. in me arcnery tourna ment Sunday at Cottage Grove. They represented Roseburg Arch ers. V Dance Announced An inform al dance has been announced for Saturday, June 16, to be held at 9:30 p.m. at the Roseburg Coun try Club. Members of the club and their invited guests have been asked to attend. Jack Foster's or chestra will furnish the music. Raturn To Portland Mr. and Mrs. Ted RussiU and son, George, have left for their home in Port land, following a trip here to at tend the Singleton-Duncan weddine Saturday. They were houseguests over tne wecKeno ot Mr. and Mrs. George L. Singleton on SE Chad wick Street. 1st PRIZE: 55, IN CASH YOUR LICENSE PLATE MAY BE WORTH (IN CASH) ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD if you are one of the happy winners in Plymouth's $100,000 Jackpot! There's nothing to buy! It's easy to enter easy to win! Just go to your Plymouth dealer's, register tlie license number of' your car (ANY MAKE, ANY MODEL, ANY YEAR), and complete the simple entry form. Be sure to bring proof of ownership. See complete Jackpot' rules at your dealer's today and get set to be a winner! YOU may win that $50,000, so why wait? Enter today ! Hurry! Share $100,000 in 446 big cash See your dealer who sells Club To Moot The Winston Rod and Gun Club will meet tonight at the Coos Junction Cafe at 7:30. Daughter Is Born Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Friend, 467 W. Agee, are the parents of a daughter, Cathy Sue, born at home June 6: weight 7 pounds 10 ounces. Expected Mr. and Mrs. Ev- cicu iwrns am xamuy oi Salem are expected this weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Smith. They will visit here for two days. From Wyoming Mr. and Mrs. George Titmus of Green River, Wyo.. arrived last weekend to visit for a time at the home of tneir son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Turner, and family. Making Homo Here Mr. and and Mrs. Bill Smith and son and daughter have moved to 2846 Harvard from North Platte, Neb. Mr. Smith la employed at Sey mour's. Come From Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson have mov ed to 3479 W. Harvard from Alva, Okla. Mr.,Peterson is employed at the Robert N. Browning Service Station. Newcomers Hero Mr. and Mrs. Dale Curfman and three small daughters are newcomers here from Eugene. Mr. Curfman is the right of way agent for the State Highway. Raturns To Medford Mrs. Ol ive Lowry has returned to Med ford, following a few days here attending to business. Mrs: Low ry owns the Newcomers Service here and in Medford. Move Hero Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith have moved here from North Platte, Nebr., and are re siding at 437 W. . Agee St. Mr. Smith is with the Puget Lumber Co. Visiting Miss Mary Ralston left Monday for Klamath Falls where she will be the house guest of the Roger Card family. Miss Ralston is expected home at the end of the week. Move To Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Fromm and daugh ter have moved from Bremerton to Roseburg and are residing at 1015 W. Nevada. Mr. Fromm is district manager for Wholesale News Service. Enter Plymouth's $100,000 Solid Gold License Plate Jackpot! If you own ANY car any make, any model, any year YOU can win one of 446 huge cash prizes $100,000 in all! 2nd prhe : 3rd prixe: 4th prixe t 94th Birthday Celebrated By Garden Valley Woman By ADDIE SCHNEIDER Mrs. Emma Williams, mother of Mrs. W. D. Love and Mrs. Harvey Ewens, is celebrating her 94th birthday this week. Mrs. Williams formerly made her home in Gar den Valley and is now residing in Roseburg. Arriva Hero Margaret Blizard and Betty Mantylla have arrived in Garden Valley from Corvallis to spend the summer with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blizard. They will work for Martin Box and play Softball with the Lumberjills. Mar garet pitched for the games with Klamath Falls and Eagle Point over the weekend. Donna Lee Bashford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Bashford has returned from Corvallis where she is a student at Oregon State Col lege. Donna will play Softball with the Lumberjills. Dick Freese narrowly escaped serious injury when he upset his car on the curve off the Brown's Ex-President1 Truman To Address Convention CHICAGO Wl Former Presi dent Truman will address the Democratic national convention after the party's presidential nom inee has been chosen. Paul Butler, the Democratic na- tional chairman, announced that Tuesday and said that a place on the program was "in accordance with his (Truman's) own wishes." Butler said Truman didn't say why he wnted to take the platform after the nomination had been made. But Truman has said he is a neutral so far as a preference among the contenders for the nom ination are concerned. The convention will open August 13 in Chicago. EXHIBIT SPACE SOLD SALEM m Sales of exhibit space at the Oregon State Fair are ahead of last year, fair Man ager Leo Spitzbart said Tuesday. The space already is more than half sold. The eight-day fair opens Sept. 1. We Now Have Available WHEELS All Silts Toy Slit To Industrial Lester's Toy fir Hobby Shop 404 S. E. Jackson Phone Oft 3-3456 - via mm $10,000 in cash $5,000 in cash $1,000 in cash prizes! bridge. The car was badly dam aged but no injuries were received by occupants of the car. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Love, Gar field, Wash., recently spent a day with his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Love. The Loves were on their way to San Francisco, Calif., to visit their son. L. E. Young, Upland, Calif., is visiting his son, Ray Young and family, Mrs. W. MeMTilen, mother of Mrs. Charles Higbee and Mrs. Ray Young, left by bus for Board man, Ore., to make her home. Henry Booth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Booth and student of University of Oregon is spending a short vacation at home. John Michel, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Michel has returned from his studies at University of Ore gon in Eugene. He has secured employment in the lumber indus try in Tiller for the summer. The Public Is Cordially Invited To Attend A PIANO RECITAL 'by pupils of Gladys H. Strong ( 8:00 P. M. Friday, June 15 , At The First Baptist Church SHOP YOUR INDEPENDENT DRUG STORE OPEN 'TIL AND EVERY NICHT Another fabulous contest from Plymouth And 442 other cash prizes, in Plymouth's $100,000 Jackpot! (After you enter, you can tell or trade your car you don't have to own it when Jackpot u over to be a winner.) I Break In Water Supply Results In Law Suit BAKER UI A break in the city's reserve water supply reser voir at Goodrich Creek last month has brought a $6,000 damage suit against the city. Richard C. Marshall, a farmer whose land was flooded, brought the suit, alleging failure of the city to inspect and repair the dam. The suit is expected to set the pattern for a number of other farmers. AT SP MEETING E. L. Forbis, Southern Pacific Co. agent at Roseburg, is one of 120 Southern Pacific representativ es from six states meeting today and Thursday in Sacramento in the fifth annual conference of station supervisors and local freight agents of the company. WALLPAPER Sale on discontinued patterns Colorcraft Paint and Wallpaper 26 S. t. Com Ph. OR 2-2252 V, Blk Weit of Port OIHca TONIGHT THIS WEEK FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Fullerton Drugs 635 S.E. Jackson ORchard 3-7415 I i i 1 (PQVDnCLD"D"uK GRANTS PASS Phone GR 6-3649 SOWER'S FURS POO
