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Local Community News Briefs Attend Gam. Mr. and Mrs. 1 Mrt. Calliton Horn Mrs. W. Howard Hatfield went to Yakima I p. ('allien h Mnmxl m h,.r tor the baseball game Saturday I home in this city, following a visit night. I with relatives in Redmond. Ore. Hi Fishing Trip Mark Pres ton of this city enjoyed a success ful fishing trip to the coast over the weekend. I Men Past 40!' Old ? Want Old-time Pep.Vim? Want Normal, Younger Feeling? I3o you lay you're "old" whrn wf ak, lijtli ri luuited at 40, 50, 80? Thouiaod! of men and women delighted at result, ot a little "peppinK up with Oitxex. Conuini tonic tor bodiei old jilely became, low in iron. Try Ostrei Tonic lahlect tor nornial vim. vitality, yean younger Irrling, tins very day. Also contain supplement doi vitamins Bi and Bi. 7-da "get-ac. quamted iiio coil, little. At all dmggrsu. Return Sunday Mr. and Mrs. James Clark have returned to their home here, following a trip to points north. Returns From Portland Mrs. Harold E. Schmeer has returned to her home in Laurelwood, fol lowing a visit with relatives in Portland. Smiths Horn Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith and son, Steve, have returned to their home in Laurel wood, following a trip to Yakima to attend the baseball game. Move Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith have moved from Roseburg to Areata, Calif to make their home. Mrs. Smith was formerly Ruth Surkamer. KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATIONS NOW BEING TAKEN HELEN SAAR 618 N. E. JACKSON PH OR 3-7365 $10.00 Per Month 9-am-llam or 1 pm-3pm MARA CORDAY co -1 to ring in 1 "RAW EDGE" A U-l Piciui :' Pi in I by Technicolor t$$!ti. . LIGHT and 0K Go To San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gordon have left for San Francisco on business. , Home Over Weekend Rollo Shaw, who is working in Eugene, spent the weekend here with his family. Here Monday Visiting in Rose burg Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Beldon Block of Ashland, who were on a combined business and pleasure trip. Leaves For California Mrs. Foster Butner of this city has left for Danville, Calif., to enjoy a vis it with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Butner. Home On Vacation Miss Jane Clarke, who is on the staff at Uni versity of Washington in Seattle has arrived here to spend three weeks vacationing and visiting her mother, Mrs. Arthur Clarke. Eniov Weekend Mr. and Mrs. 1 Charles Brundage have returned to their home in Laurelwood, fol- j lowing the weekend at the coast. They stayed at Adobe over the 1 weekend. Returns Here J. E. Miller has arrived here to visit his son and daughter-in-law, Kir. and Mrs. Vondis Miller Sr., following a visit with relatives and friends in Cali fornia and with another son near Lebanon. ' Visit Mr. and Mrs. Lawson King and sons. Lawson Jr., and Kenny, of Lhis city spent Sunday in Corvallls, where Lawson Jr., plans to enter Oregon State Col lege in September, lie will major in electrical engineering. Wileys Home Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wiley have returned to their home on SE Kane Street, following a vacation trip to Fullerton, Calif., to visit their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kelley, and family. Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Bird and sons, Donnie and Danny, left Saturday for their home in Albert, Kansas, following their vacation here visiting Mrs. Bird's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Rhodes, and family. THERE'S A REASON There a reason for Ihe grow ing popularity of Mara Corday. She's beautiful, talented, well trained. There's a reason, too, for the mounting popularity of Hollywood Special Formule Bread. A secret blend of 16 grain and vegetable flours, this flavor-rich loaf is 4avt with out shortening. Special Formula BREAD ED EC I Hollywood 0if enrfCaferit Guidt.Wtif t fr.or.or Day, 190 W. Monro St., Chicago 3, Iffmoti. baked without shortening lotted Hclwtivaly FOR YOU by WILLIAMS BAKERY Under License by Nitionit Bakers Services, -Inc., Chicu Good News For Septic Tank Owners Septic tanka are Ufesaver for those who live away from city sewer systems. But septic tanks can, and do, stop-up and over flow! First, because the tank ia not cleaned at proper intervals; sec ondly, toilet tissue that does not readily disintegrate may clog the drains and force them to back upl This may be avoided by using MD Toilet Tissue because M D ia scientifically processed to ab sorb water quickly. Drains don't clog or back up so readilyl Good practice: Consult your County Health Department, your plumber, or a septic tank service company, for advice on cleaning your tank. Use MD Toilet Tissue! I Vacationing Mrs. L. L. Powers ' a ni Haitohtoi IniHv haiw I A ft fnr San Francisco to enjoy a vacation. Makes Fishing Trip Clarence Charlier of this city spent the week end at the coast, where he enjoyed c successful fishing trip. Leaves For Yakima Jerry Archer of this city has left for Yakima, Wash., to spend several weeks working in the apple har vest. Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs. Louis Walter left Monday for their home in Wheatland, Wyo., follow ing a visit here with their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Da vid Walter. Returns To Eugene Mrs. Flor ence McKee returned to her home in Eugene Sunday, following a vis it in Roseburg with her son and daughter - in - law, Mr. and Mrs. Paulus McKee, and family. Leave Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kirk and daughter left Sun day morning on a vacation trip to Yellowstone National Park. They expect to be gone two weeks. Mr. Kirk is with the News-Review in the press department. , Improving Mrs. L. F. Reizen- stcin of this city is reported to be slowly, but steadily, improving at Sacred Heart Hospital in Eugene, wnere sne recently underwent sur gery on her hip. Mr. Reizenstein went to Eugene to visit her this past weekend. Reported Doing Nicely Ac cording to word received here Judge Walter Tooze, who has been a medtcal patient at Salem Mem orial Hospital in Salem for the last 10 days, is reported to be steadily improving. He is a brother of Mrs. Walter Fisher of this city. Vacationing Miss Carol Mc Kee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paulus McKee of this city, is spend-! ing several weeks vacationing at! Yachats with her maternal grand-1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Koepp. I Carol plans to stay at the coast until school opens here. I Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wheeler and two sons of Se attle and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Os borne and three children of Fresno, Calif., are here visiting at the Wil bur Eaton home. Mr. Osborne is I secretary of the Mutual Fire In-! surance Co, in Fresno. Make Trip To Coast Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Scott and daughter, Kathleen, drove to Siltcoos Lake over the weekend to pick up the bcotts two sons, Robert and James who accompanied them on a trip up the coast over the week end. The family returned here Sun day night. Back From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. G. M. lies and son, Kim be r ley. have returned to their home on Fowler Avenue, following the last two weeks vacationing at their summer place on Little River. Mr. lies is with Imperial Cleaners and Mrs. lies is in the advertising de partment of the News-Review. Laffertys Homa Mr. and Mrs. i D. E. Lafferly and sons, Pat and Mike, have returned to their home on Calkins Road, following the last week vacationing at their summer place at Glenedan Beach. Mr. Laf- fcrty is manager of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company here. Roseburg, Ore. 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Home On Vacation James Crittenden, who is employed in San Francisco, arrived in Roseburg Sunday to spend his vacation visit ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Crittenden, on SE Kane Street. In Yakima William Oerding of this city took the plane last week for Yakima to see his son play with the Roseburg baseball team. He remained over there for the game tonight. Visit Over Weekend Mr. and Mrs. Caleo Salee and children, Ralph, Ronda and Caleo, visited over the weekend with the for mer's uncle, James Sallee, in Gold Beach and with Mrs. Sallee's fath er, Walter Whelden, at Medford. Attend Shrine Game Among Roseburgers going to Portland for the Shrine game over the weekend were Bill Steele, Wayne Henningcr, David Morgan, Orval Petersen, Tommy Martin, Nub Beamer, How ard Backen and David Jackson. Return From Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cummins are back at their home on SE Reservoir Ave nue, following a few days in Ash land, where they attended two Shakespearean Festival plays, "Cymbeline" and "Romeo And Ju liet." Visiting From Tacoma Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Chapman of Ta coma are visiting the letter's sis ters, Mrs. H. D. McKay, Mrs. George Short and Mrs. Kenneth Quine. and with her brothers, Ray and Albert Brown, and their fam ilies. Back At Work Vondis Miller Jr., who has been at Fort Lewis, Wash., at summer camp and who spent the last couple of days here visiting his parents, left Sunday for his work with the Forest Serv ice at Lake Oiiell, where he will remain until resuming his studies at University of Oregon this fall. Leave For Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coram, who have been living at Green, and their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Coram, who have been living on Mill Street in Roseburg, have left for their homes in Arnett, Okla., after spending the last several months here. Leave Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Henry Oswald left Sunday for their home in Lios Angeles, following visit in Roseburg with .the lattcr's mother. Mrs. J. b. AlcUintock, and wan her brothers, l,. flic- Clintock of this city, and Dr. James MrChntock of Madison, N. J., and John McClintock of Portland. Return Home Douglas County Commissioner and Mrs. William T. Evans Jr., of Roseburg attend ed the baseball game in Yakima Saturday and then joined Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bodin and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. llenningpr of this city in Portland, where the group cele brated Mrs. Bodin's birthday at a dinner at Ye Old Country Inn. Pick Up Sor Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Lorenzen and son, Mike, went to Portland over the weekend to meet and bring back their son, Eddie, who has been spending the summer visiting relatives in North Dakota. They were also accompan ied home by their daughter, Leola. who had spent the weekend visit ing in Portland. Return To Medford Mr. and Mrs. Owen Walker have returned to their home in Medford, following several days here on business and visiting the latter's brother, E. C. Patterson, and sister, Mrs. F. S. Criteser. Friday, Mrs. Walker and M rs. Criteser visited in Eugene with another sister, Mrs. Lcs Or chard. The Walkers formerly re sided here. Mr. Walker is with The Kemper-Thomas Co., adver tising firm. Blue Star Mothers7 Prexy Entertained The stale president of the Blue Star Mothers and three of her of ficers were entertained recently by Chapter 6 members. President Mrs. Betty Simons dis cussed the projects and purposes of the organization. The Grants Pass woman was accompanied by Mrs. Rulh Harmon, financial sec retary; Mrs. Ardena Kretschman, fourth vice president and Mrs. Francis Wilson, recording secre tary, all of Grants Pass. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Ksther Hackney, Chapter 6 president, reports cor respondent Mrs. Arthur Selby. At the close of the session, co hostesses Mrs. Eva Wade and Mrs. Orpha Stedman assisted M r s. Hackney in serving refreshments. Earlier the same day, the visitors were taken on a tour of the North Umpqua area, and entertained at dinner at the Bed Barn. No Medical Examinations Slated In Glide District Wayne Schermerhorn. principal of Glide Elementary School, re ports to parents of first grade stu dents at Glide, Deer Creek and Tokelce Falls grade schools, that no medical examination will be available for these students this fall. The Douglas County Medical So ciety will not support pre-school clinics, he said. Private examina tions by the students' family phy sician must be made to secure the certificates required for regis tration. Registration of first graders will be held Wednesday, Sept. 5. starl ing at 9 a.m. A county Valth nurse will be present to assist in check ing the health certificates, but not as an official, Schermerhorn re ported. ' Return Hera Kent Phillips and his two cousins, Gary and Myron Phillips, have returned to their homes here, following a trip lo Portland lo attend the Shrine game, after which they attended to school business in Cbrvallis. Return Here Mrs. Evelyn Fra-, zicr and daughters, Marilyn and Virginia, and Miss Carol Witlrock have returned to their homes in Roseburg after visiting over the weekend in Portland. They spent Sunday at Jantzcn Beach. Mr,, Moar Home Mrs. Jessie Moar has returned to her home here, following a slay in Bremer ton, Wash., visiting her daughter. Mrs. Moar began working Mon day al Chapman a Drug store here. 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