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o Bridge Approach Work Started For Glide-Wilbur Cut-Off r MR$. ARTHUR SELBY J" bwB on th. Pproachee of the new bride cuT ,?orth L ""' tor the Wide . ttiibur cut-oH rol under construction by the Douglas Coun i. ,id Dept- Don Horsley aod AffLu'Vi Roebr. employe! of the west Coast Steel Co. at Port Und. ire putting in the form, and "U be joined by iteel workers aft. f.r ,hf of the year to install lie iteel girders. The bridge will "ave a cement deck. 480 feet in length, including the approaches. Iiss Donna Henry, senior stu dent at Oregon State College, ar rived Tuesday to spend the Christ mas and New Year'a holidays at tne home of her parents, Mr. and llrs. Jim Welch. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Sabin and family left last Saturday for Port land to attend the Dec. 17 funeral of baby Joyce Sabin whose death occured by suffocation Dec. 13 at their Glide home. The family is re maining in Portland over Christ mas, visiting Sabin'i parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sabin, and Mrs. Sa bin s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gutafsnn. Sirs. Elaine Ash. manager of the Red Barn, spent Monday and Tues day in Portland on business and a pre-Christmas visit with her mother and sisters. Calvin Middleton. high school li brarian, left for Grants Pass to spend Christmas and New Year's BEWARE or IMITATIONS LOOK ton TNI HAPPY imi ooo) with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Middleton. Representatives of the High School - College Relations Commit tee of the Oregon Stale System of nigner Education, made a visita tion at Glide High School Wednes day morning. Francis Nickerson of Eugene, of the Oregon State Sys tem, and James Boyle of Klamath Kails with the Oregon Technical Institute, spoke to the student as sembly, explaining general college preparation and requirements. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor McCord, Iona Kay, Steven and Allen Kim were returning from Forest Grove last Sunday, Dec. 1, when J year old Allen Kim fell out of the mov ing car. He was rushed to the hos pital in Corvallis. Examination showed no broken bones but he was kept in the hospital for observation and released on Tuesday. The fam ily had attended the funeral of Mrs. McCord't mother, Mrs. Ethel Cooper, who passed away Dee. 11. Elkton School Gym Installations Made By MRS. ARIEL HUBBARD George Bowman and Jim Haines have been installing back-boards and supporting frames above the bleachers in Elkton High School gym for use as cross courts for basketball practice. . Dinner Held The annual Christmas dinner for high school students, teachers, and their husbands or wives, the school board and other school personnel was held today at noon. Gifts were exchanged among the students. Recent visitors at the Del Dun- gey home were Dungey'a parents from Scapoose. Tommy Hescock, student at Elk ton High School is ill in the Sacred Heart Hospital. He has been re ported doing better, and hopes to oe nome soon. Mrs. Orlin Palmer was in Port land over the weekend to visit her mother Mrs. R. R. Wells who is critically ill in a Portland Hospital. Lawrence smith killed a panther on the Leonard Ross place last Saturday. He was out alone with his two dogs when they treed the animal. CALENDAR OP EVENTS tomorrow PIRDAY December 21 TOPS IN QUALITY! LOW IN PRICE Roy 0. Young & Son INSURANCE Dial OR 3-6671 733 S. E. Cass Street ROSEBURG. OREGON Winston Christian Church Christ mas program, at church on' Greg ory Avenue. Everyone invited. Treats for children. Past President Parley home of Christina Mirelli, 1300 NE Wash ington Ave., Christmas party, 7:30 p.m. Each member to bring gift not to exceed one dollar for ex change. Refreshments will be ser ved. Pinochle Club, home of M r a. likv Mil. Annual Christmas program oT ,tlrtillK ' m- Featuring holi inUi r.p.nu in. Pnu,.n n.n... dav cakes and candies. Studio s Glendale students to parti-1 Women of the Moos Christmas cipate. Santa Claus will be pres-l?". Moose hall. Lunch to be sold ent. Esch mother, member and during the evening. Members and k, HnbiH tn h mw,mA SUCStS lnVltM with cocoa and coffee at close. I Buckarea Square Dance C la b Eaglas and auetts children i Christmas party, barn Members rhmmii n.rt. Rules Hill Pro. 1 bring gifts of 50 cent value. Ladies SI, to be exchanged. Members a iked to bring donations for Christ mas basket for n eedy family. Members and families invited. Umpsua Valley Santtia No. 131 SATURDAY DECEMBER tt Open meeting and Christmas party. South Deer Creek Grange hall. I a.m. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Patterson and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bailev on committee. St. Joeph's Parents Club food sale, front of Swicks Tots to Teens, Yoncallo Church Group Hears Dr. L Emery The missionary Society of the Joyce Mill New Pair NobU Crand President Glendale Past Noble Grand Club members elected officers at their YoncaUa Methodist WSCS was held i u,"t ruuir meeting. Fri.. Dee. 11, 1936 Tlq News-Review, Roseburf, Ore. S Patronize News-Review Advertisers cram planned Evergreen Grants annual Christ mas party and e 00 p.m. dinner. Ladies to bring covered dish or sal ad and a pie. Gifts, not to exceed New Books Now At Dillard School bring pies or cakes. All dancers invited. Old-Time Dance Club, KP Hall, Rose Street. Dancing at I p.m. Visitors welcome. Boots A Calk Square Dance Club, 9 p.m., Winston Community Club. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., 245 SE Jsckson. For more informa tion call OR 2-27S5. last week in the recreation room of the church. Mrs. 1. N. Sparks, president, pre sided. Mrs. George Edes had charge of the devotions, reading the Christmas story from Luke. The theme for the program was. "Youth in a Responsible Society." Dr. Lydia Emery gave a talk, titled "For All Children." She also gave an account of her work in the Good Shepherd Home is Pennsylvania several years ago. A group of second and third grade children, accompanied by Mrs. Mathis, Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Issar, sang several numbers, ac companied on the auto harp by Mrs. Emery. Featured in the pro gram were Christmas greetings from different countries. Following the meeting, Christ mas refreshments were served by Mrs. Eric Stenseth and Mrs. Dan Wright. PHOTO FINISHING We give S&H Green Stamp In at S, out at 9 CLARK'S STUDIO 711 1 L Jacks 0R1-I32 New officers for the coming year will take office at the first meeting in January. They are: Mrs. Joyce Mill, president: Mrs. Viola Car raway, vice president; and Mra. Leon a McAllister, secretary-treasurer. Gifts were exchanged at the close of the evening. A no-host dessert supper waa served. WCTU MEETS Mrs. Yvonne Gaedecke of Azal ea waa hostess Tuesday at a meeting of the Glendale-Azalea WCTU. Mrs. Mina Johnson had charge of the devotions, and Mra. Nora Gaedecke gave a current eventa report. The hostess served refreshments. Roseburg Stores 'J T0NITE Tall Your Store Yost , Saw It In The Newspaper tmM w; JA Make Your New Year HAPPY! Make Yyr Ckil.'i New Year Happy Too! New is the Haw to yew child a JOY POWELL DANCE STUDIO BALLET TAP ACROBAT HAWAIIAN BATON New classes beiea femed In JernMiy, 157 Enrollment Start January 2nd. 1S. . Cass Ave. Phenes: Stydie OR 2-2SM Res. OR 2-1 J2J Job's Daughters Meet In Glendale The Glendale Bethel of Job's Daughters held a regular meeting at the Masonic Temple Monday evening. Exchange of gifts and a dance followed to which guests had been invited. The most important business transacted at the meeting was an announcement by the honor queen elect, Sally Jo Thompson, of the names of her appointive officers. They are: senior custodian. No- nie Smith; junior custodian, Shar on Miller; musician, Donna Stev ens: first messenger, Vickie Hays; second messenger, Kay Edson; third messenger, Janet Nicholson; fourth messenger, Rowena Miller; fifth messenger, Diane Cleveland; inner guard, Marilyn Harris; outer guara, muarea nays; uorarian, Marv Ann Johnson: treasurer. Georgia Mill; recorder. Kathie Cleveland; chaplain, Mary Pate and lady of lights, Rene Young. The names of elected officers, as announced at the previous meeting are senior princess, Beverly Cox: junior princess, Jean Fachet: guide Linda Humphries and marshall, Sally Johns. The installation of the new of ficers will be held at the Masonic Temple Jan. 12. An initiation meet ing will be held Jan. 7. Following the meeting and par ty, the girls served cookies and punch to members and their guests. By ROSA HEINBACH The children's books which were donated to the Dillard elementary school by Mrs. Mona Hult when she moved to Eugene, are now available for use in the school. They are on display in the lunch room where the teachers and stu dents may check out an entire set and take them to their room for study. The sets include "Child craft," "My Book House," "Pic turesque Tales of Progress," "Young Folks Library," and sev- eral other individual copies. Recent Guests ! Overnight guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Linna Tuesday j and Wednesday were the latter's ; cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bus- well and family from Willow Creek, Calif., who were en route to To-1 ledo. Wash., to spend the holidays I with their parents. Also stopping were Mr. and Mrs. Jay Adams and son and daughter from Seattle, I Wash., who were returning home I from a visit with Mr. Linna's broth-, er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. I William T. Johnson in Watsonville, 1 Calif. ; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Middlestadt were accompanied by the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman I Middlestadt of Lebanan. to Port-j land last week for business and pleasure. They were guests of his uncle, and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Her- i man Kroplin while in Portland. liSQejBCjftSejB f EVERYONE'S CHRISTMAS COMES FROM jfQfletb, Glandal. FL Club Hat Christmai Party The Glendale FL Club held Its Christmas party last week at the Glendale IOOF halL The group packed homemade randy to send to the Odd Fellows Home and exchanged gifts. Plans were made for the club members to help with the X-ray Unit in Glendale this week and also with the well-child clinic. Salad and hot rolls were served by Mrs. Vi Kimbrough, Mrs. Bever- ! ly Rondeau. Mrs. Jennine Johns, i and Mrs. Eloise Humphrey, host esses for the evening. Glendale Masonic Officers Elected Officers of the Glendale Masonic Lodge were elected and installed last week at the Glendale Masonic Temple. Eastern Star members were in vited to be present for the installa tion and for a refreshment period which followed. Pictures were tak en of those officers who had par ticipated in the formal dedication of the temple Oct. 13. New officers are as follows: Worshipful master, Henry La Prath; senior warden, Herb Reed; junior warden. Bill La Prath; sen ior deacon, Robert Adsit; junior deacon, John Dillen; treasurer. Lacy Sparks: secretary, Howard Edson; marshal, Carl Sether; sen ior steward, Frank Woodley: jun ior steward, James Apperson; chaplain, Fred Beerli and Ralph Shoulders. Bill La Prath acted as master of ceremonies for a program which followed the installation. The pro gram was participated in by Mr. and Mrs. K I wood Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Paine. Vic Opperman, and Mrs. Mary Wright. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening. of $ .1 ruiMCTrriTur . ft- vv it ..""K ' JSSWJr MM I lay the tartii that led the Three Wise Me CO Hat mange (ill four heart with loe and good vS that Christmas rJane. Sparlcman Askt For Check On U. S. Foreign Policy WASHINGTON m Sen. Spark man (D-Ala) today called for a "reappraisal" of American foreign policy in the light of developments behind the Iron Curtain and in the Middle East. j Sparkman, a member of the Sen ate Foreign Relations Committee, i said he thinks it inevitable that j congressional groups will ask "a lot of questions" about the Eisen- j hower administration's course in the international field. FREE SHOW SET The Rio Theater at Myrtle Creek will host all the children at a free show on Saturday. Iden tical shows will run at 10 and again at 11:30 a.m. Marion Wood, local manager, says that a western and colored cartoons will be featured. prniLY jtore oe Oual'ty Shoes Priced Right for the Entire Family 826 S. E. Coss ROTeburg MOW! Business Loans ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS MACHINERY EQUIPMENT LIVESTOCK Lmm m ... R.aair ee Refinance Cnwler Trae T reefers ens' Alt Trees at lavlameat a Specialty Seine,"" raws- GCNI McCOT, MMM PHONE OR 3-6668 44 1 L ' Rawban ft FOR LAST MINUTE SHOPPERS Still havinf problems selectinj those Christmas, gifts? Solve them all with trip to Miller's where you will stiH final larga and varied assortment of useful and attractive gifts at pricaa you want ta pay. Many items hove now baan reduced in price to otter you an tra tavingi whan you naad it most. Look over this list; you will find many mora sugges tions in tha store. Shop tonight and Saturday night until 9 P.M. MEN'S DEPARTMENT Men's Neckwear, large assortment 1.00 Men's Socks, fancy patterns 55c Swank Jewelry, Tie Clasps, plus tax 1.50 Van Heusen Dress Shirts 3.95 Jantzen Sweaters for men 1 1 .95 Men's Flannel Shirts '. 2.99 Official Headquarters for Boy Scout Uniforms and Equipment LADIES' ACCESSORIES - Main Floor Handbags, latest styles, all colors, plus tax .: 4.95 Belle-Sharmeer Hosiery, all sizes 1.35 Hanes Seamless Hosiery, new colors 1.50 Billfolds, famous brands, all leather, plus tax .... 3.50 Umbrellas., large assortment of colors and styles 3.99 21" O'Nite Cases, wonderful buy, plus tax 7.99 LINENS - Downstairs Store M Texture Trend Non-Slip Coasters, assorted colors, Reg. 98c, now Boudoir Ensemble, quilted glove and hankie box, 2 fringed terry towels, Reg. 2.49. special .... 49c 1.98 Rayon & Cotton Christmas Cloths Poinsettia pattern, red and gray only. 52" x 52", Reg. 3.98, now , 2.98 54"x72". Reg. 5.98, now 4.98 63"x90" Reg. 9.98, now 7.98 63" x 108", Reg. 10.98. now 8.98 TOYS - Downstairs Store 22-Pc. Tea Set, Reg. 3.29, now 2.19 Large Fire Truck, Reg. 8.95, now 4.29 Doll Wardrobe Trunk, Reg. 4.98, now 3.29 Modern Service Station, Reg. 4.39, now 2.69 Complete Farm Set, Reg. 3.29, now 2.19 Friction Powered Convertible, Reg. 3.69, now 2.19 Metal Doll House, complete with furniture, Reg. 3.98, now 2.39 Tea Wagon with Tea Set, Reg. 4.59, now 2.89 Target Set. Reg. 4.98, now 3.29 Pre-School Play Desk, Reg. 5.95. now 1 .49 y oiaOTqaaiicii' Including Saturday, Dec. 22 Close 5:30 P.M. Christmas Eve iaisaaSiSiaiiamaiaiaiaiaiSisai BEAUTIFUL FREE GIFT WRAPPING -Second Floor SECOND FLOOR OF FASHIONS Nylon Slip, latest styles, newest colors. All sizes, at only 3.98 Beautiful Nylon Gowns, all colors, only 5.98 House Coats, famous brands, all sizes 10.98 Ladies' Jantzen Sweaters, sizes 36 to 40 8.95 All Wool Skirts, all sizes 5.98 New Jewel Trimmed Sweaters, cardigan style .... 10.98 Ship 'N Shore Blouses 2.98 Lilli Ann Suits, values to $100 Reduced V3 New Holiday Dresses, large assortment 9.98 HOUSEWARES & CIFTS - Downstairs Farrington Jewel Boxes 2.50 Wrought Iron Trivets 60c Flintware Kitchen Tool Set. 6-pc 14.95 Sheffield Steak Knife Set, 6-pc 2.95 West Bend Electric Popcorn Popper 7.50 Chaffing Dishes 14.95 Jeweled Exchange Gifts; Ash Trays. Door Knockers. Serving Spoons, Snack Picks, Letter Openers 1.00 ijfjflttf- V "The Best Place to Shop... After All" i I 3 3 3 8 O
