J
George Burkhart- Visits
With Father In Melrose
By NETTIE WOODRUFF
George Burkhart visited over
night Wednesday at the home of
his father, John Burkhart, and
family en route to join his wife
and family at Ojai, Calif., follow
ing his recent discharge from
Army service. He spent one year
in Germany during his three-year
service.
Take Vacation Trip
Delmar Conn and Bill Stidham
took; a short vacation trip to Reno
last week. They visited briefly in
Grants Pass with the former's
brother, Wilmer Conn, and family.
A recent visitor at the J. F. Bone
brake home was his daughter, Mrs.
Niles Leach, of Port Angeles,
Wash. The group was joined for
one evening by the latter's son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Myron Jackson, who were en route
to their home in Crescent City
following a visit in Port Angeles
and Hillsboro.
Mrs. James Louisignont has been
working the evening shift recently
at Kim's drivein in west Rose
burg. Spending Tuesday with Mrs. E.
C. Gross and family were her
aunt, Mrs. Joe Foster; her cousin,
Mrs. Vern Newton, and Mrs. Mark
Mrs. La Prath New Glendale
Friendship Club Secretary
By MRS. GERALD B. FOX
Mrs. Judy La Prath was install
ed as secretary at the regular
meeting of the Glendale Friend
ship Club which was held Tues
day night at the IOOF Hall.
Plans were laid for undertaking
sewing projects for the Odd Fel
lows Home. Refreshments w e re
served by Mrs. Joyce Mill, Mrs.
Mildred Daniels, Mrs. T h e 1 m a
Clark and Mrs. Angie Nensteil.
Mrs. Mary La Prath of Glen
dale held a demonstration party at
her home recently. Fourteen were
present and refreshments were
served after the party.
Attend Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Armstrong at
tended a family reunion in Med-
DEEP SEA
DIVING EQUIPMENT
' Lungs, Spear Guns, Lead Belts,
Depth Guages, etc.
Lester's Toy & Hobby
Shop
Wit Jickion Phone OR J-M5S
Shed
MORE WEAR TO
THE PAIR: ,
For tin leu young ht-men , ,
shoes built to take ft. (Bring your
young man In for his choice of
stylos.
In rich medium brown. Siiet
12'a to 6.
7.95-8.45
SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
529 S. E. Jackson Strait
You'll
Do Better
Than
Here's the car of the year and the buy
of the month! Pontiac price start below
the prices of 43 small-car models; yet
Pontiac offers you up to 227 h.p., 124'
of road-levelling wheelbase, big-car com
fort, luiury, beauty! It's a fact you'll
never do better!
PONTIAC RECENTLY IROKE
ROSEBURG MOTOR
Rose and Washington Streets
McLoughlin, all of Azalea.
Mrs. Olga Will and grandson,
Michael Meadows, of Portland
spent the weekend here with her
brother, Sibley Nielsen, and fam
ily. W. F. Bonebrake and Bun Web
ber have returned home from a
hunting trip to the Wallowa moun
tains in eastern Oregon. They
packed in and were gone a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Tavener and
six children of Myrtle Creek visit
ed various relatives and friends
in Melrose on Sunday.
Monday visitors at the Ira
Pierce home were Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Pierce of Glide. They were
en route home from a visit in
Grants Pass with their daughter.
Mrs. Woodrow Nielsen, and fam
ily. Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Busenbark
have received word of an automo
bile accident at Prosser Wash., in
which their daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Alien D. Busenbark. suffered a
cracked vertebrae and is in the
Yakima hospital. She had finish
ed her third day of teaching school
when the collision occurred.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alberding
and children spent the weekend at
Newberg, where they visited her
mother.
ford last weekend. The reunion
was held at the home of Arm
strong's sister, Mrs. Clarence
Main. Others present were a
brother. Glen Armstrong and wife,
'rom Eugene, and a sister, Mrs.
Harold Throop from Glenwood
Wash.
The Glendale Nile Club held a
dinner recently at the Masonic
Temple to honor the aueen. Mrs.
Leona Bryant of Coquille, who
was making her official visit.
The Glendale Bethel of Job's
Daughters met Sept. 17, at the
Masonic Temple. Sandra La Prath,
Caroline Dollar and Evelyn Gordon
were initiated into the member
ship. Refreshments were served at the
close of the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. John Laxton of
Glendale are the parents of an
8 pound 14 ounce daughter born
Sept. 13 at the Josephine Central
Hospital in Grauts Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Leonard of
Glendale are the parents of a 7
pound 14 ounce son, James Clif
ford, born Sept. 14 at the Grants
Pass hospital.
Butch Hill of Coquille is visiting
with his grandmother, Mrs. Mar
garet Hill at Quines Creek and is
looking for work here.
Glendale High School
Class Officers Named
Class officers were elected at
Glendale High Sfehool last week as
follows:' -.: . . .
Twelfth grade, Jim Mosley, pres
ident; Shirley Reasoner, vice pres
ident; Sally Jo Thompson, secre
tary; and Mrs. Audrey Bruington,
treasurer.
Eleventh grade. Bill Mullarkey,
president; Jessie Hay Munyon,
vice president; Beverly Cox, sec
retary, and Wesley Young, treas
urer. Tenth grade, Clifford Worley,
president; Billy Barrong, vice pres
ident; Sandra Johns, secretary,
and Nancy Furlong, treasurer.
Ninth grade, George Humphreys,
president; Carliss Stanfill, vice
president; Gailene Bowen, secre
tary, and Douglas Clark, treasurer.
RESCUED FROM BOAT
VENICE, Italy Ifl A Yugo
slavia soldier, three civilians and
a girl student were r s c u d
Wednesday night from a storm
tossed rowboat in which they had
fled from the Port of Pola. They
were taken aboard an Italian mo
torboat which found them in dis
tress in high waves of the upper
Adriatic. They asked for political
refuge in Italy.
Never
Now!
54 NASCAR ENDURANCE AND SPEED RECORD! AT IONNEYIUX, UTAH
Glendale Rebekah Members Hold
By MRS. GERALD B. FOX I
The Glendale Rebekah Lodge i
held its faU festival at the IOOF
Hall last week. There was a good
attendance. After the dinner guests
played games and visited the var
ious booths.
Virgil Harris of Glendale is still
undergoing tests at the Veteran's
Hospital in Portland to diagnose
the reason for severe headaches
and a coma he suffered during the
past several week. The headaches
are reported to be some better.
Mrs. Harris is with her husband in
Portland and the children are stay
ing with her parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ford of Port
land, former Glendale residents,
visited their son, Carl Ford, and
family in Glendale last weekend,
returning home early Sunday
morning. Later in the day Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Poleski and three children
of Medford visited at the Carl Ford
residence here.
Mrs. Mildred Cox of Glendale
is scheduled to return this week
from a visit with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Untereimer, in California. She has
been gone several weeks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Michel of Bell
flower, Calif., who has been visit
ing her brother-in-law, Renus Mi
chel and his wife, since Wednesday
of last week, will return home this
week.
Vital Statistics
Divorce Suits Filed
LONGSTON Kenneth G. vs.
Mercedes Longston. Married in Se
attle March 12, 1942. Cruelty and
desertion charged. Plaintiff seeks
custody of five minor children and
certain real and personal property.
LAWRENCE James L. vs. Ca
rolvne J. Lawrence. Married Feb.
1, 1953. Cruelty charged. Plaintiff
asks custody of one minor child
be given defendant, and offers
payment through court of $40
monthly support. Plaintiff offers
defendant household furnishings
and car.
WEST Edna V. vs. Earl M.
West. Married in Reno, Nev., on or
about June 13, 1950. Cruelty charg
ed. Plaintiff seeks her personal
clothing and effects; certain real
and personal property described,
except boat and boat trailer, two
outboard motors, a claim against
Robert Cummings and cash in ac
count of parties in bank.
POWNELL Irene Evelyn vs.
Eugene Henry Pownell. Married
tea. 6, 1955, in Keno, Nev. flam
tiff says defendant serving sen
tence to the Oregon Penitentiary.
She seeks return of maiden name,
Irene Evelvn Washa.
THORNH1LL Alice Virginia
vs. Hughie Lee Thornhill. Married
Aug. 20, 1953, in Rolling Fork,
Miss. Cruelty charged.
Separate Maintenance Suit
JONES Evelyn vs. Amos
Jones. Married Feb. 12, 1949, in
Gaffney, S.C. Cruelty charged.
Plaintiff asks custody and $50
monthly support for each of two
minor children, plus $100 monthly
alimony.
Defendants Win
Civil Suit Here
'A civil action initiated in circuit
court, Roseburg, 1 by plaintiffs
James E. and W. Patricia Decker
has found the jury ruling for de
fendant Joseph Brant. All are Rose
burg residents.
The Deckers had charged Brant
sold them a log truck and trailer
Sept. 24, 1954, allegedly free of obli
gations except for $203. They claim
ed the defendant did not tell them
of a $1,283.03 mortgage held by
Earl D. and Buelah Sader.
Defendant Brant had denied
knowledge of the chattel mortgage
and denied promise of free title
or fraudulent intent.
The plaintiffs said they had paid
the Saders $1,283.03 plus interest
due on the mortgage on Nov. 10,
1955. They sought, that sum as a
first cause of action and $1,361.03
in the second cause. Had they re
covered in the first cause, they
sought a "double damage" action
01 $2,72Z.0.
NOW IS THE TIME
TO TRADE
'get the ieit ivy of the year
on the most excitinr
car of the year i
CO I
Phon. OR 3-6651 H
Mrs. Dorothy Pinkley of Glen
dale entered the Josephine Hospi
tal in (J rant j Pass on bunday ait
ernoon in serious condition. She is
reported to be making some im
provement.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilbert of
CONVERTIBLE
Large Selection of Covers and Sryles-Now In
BY KROEHLER--
2-PIECE SOFA BED AND CHAIR SET. BUILT
WITH DOUBLE COIL SPRINGS FOR EXTRA
COMFORT AND EXTRA WEAR. ANOTHER
PLUS VALUE FROM CURTIS BROS.
WHY ACCEPT LESS AT THIS NEW LOW PRICE.
REG. 189.50
5
By SUPERIOR SLEEPRITE
3-PIECE WROUGHT IRON SOFA BED AND
CHAIR SET INCLUDING THE'OTTOMAN IN
HEAVY TWEED COVERS. CHAIR BACK HAS
FOUR POSITIONS FOR USE AS A TV LOUNGE
OR BED. SET SLEEPS 3 PEOPLE.
REC. 229.50
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE
PARK WITH EASE
Fall Festival In IOOF Hall
Glendale were able to' bring their
baby, Jeanie Marlene, home from
the hospital Sept. 8. The baby, who
weighed 1 pound, 144 ounces at
birth June 23, now weighs s pounds
12 ounces and is 19 inches long.
The infant was at least three
HOME FURNISHINGS
NEW STYLES! NEW COVERS!
FROM A SPECIAL CARLO
$
149
95
199
j.'. ..... ii..,', .'
95
months premature but is reported
doing fine.
Billy Barrong. 15, of Glendale,
sprained his right wrist hist week
when he fell while playing touch
football during his PE class at the
high school.
' .'
Frl., Stpr. 21, 195tS The
James McKa of Wolf Creek .un
derwent a tonsilectomy at Forest
Glen Hospital in Canyonville Sept.
13.
Mrs. ' Grace Hays of Glendale
entered Josephine General Hospi
tal in Grants Pass early this week
for diagnosis and medical treat
ment. '
NEW LOW PRICES!
A D P U RC HA S EOF
SOFAS
Stock For Immediate Delivery
BY RESTWELL--
REG. 229.S0
j rillllllllllllllll'llllU '" I "Fl ' "
'jntti-iinatLALi. I
N.wt - Revitw, RoMbure, Or.: 3
PRUDENTIAL LIFE
. INSURANCE - -
HORACE C. BERG -"'
Special Aiinr 12) . Mala St.
(With Umpquo Ins. Agency)
OH. OR 1-741. His. OR 1-715
' MODERN OPEN END SOFA AND
CHAIR IN FREE FORM. STYLING. YOU
WILL. LIKE THE CASUAL DESIGN
AND RUGGED QUALITY OF THIS DIS
TINCTIVE SET. THE MODERN NOVEL
TY TEXTURED COVER MAKES THIS
AN" OUTSTANDING VALUE. .'-
$199
95
f.
1 100 N.E. Sttphent OR 2-1000
A