Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1957)
I1 o 11 MOT CONSIDER! 0 JOKI PKXnLETOX A billfold romaming 130 thai reported lost nearly eight month no wis returned to us owner thu week with money and papert intact V. P. Younss. Pendleton, report ed to city police that his billfold had been mailed back to him bv a friend who explained that he had picked Younss' pocket at a joke. Youngi wasn't laughing. Winston-Dillard Methodist Church Shines On Christmas By ROSA HEINBACH The first Christ mas for the Dew Win-. too . Dtllard Methodist Church was one of the most colorful in the area. Holiday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Madden Nye were their former neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. J. M Guthrie, of Libby, .Mom. uunne me visn, the two NOW! Business Loans ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS MACHINERY EQUIPMENT LIVESTOCK ' loam t urch, It.paii tt Ratin.nc. Cfawltf Tvm Tr.ct.rf "4 ALL Tyfcai f tqaiamMt Seaclaltr lUPACJFK. OCNE McCOT. M.not.r PHONE OR 3-6668 f M S. L Sttpkam Rottburf The church was decorated with couples made an overnight trip to a nativity scene on the roof. The Crescent City, Calif., and into the scene included eight Biblical lift- redwoods. ures and three animals in the On Christmas eve. the yes en. manser. They were cut from ply- tertained with a dinner party, wood donated by Roseburg Lum- Guest beside the Guthries was ber Co. Mrs. Haly-s Spurenn. Helping in preparations of the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Albertus and; scene were C. C. fosback. War- son. Gary, went to Lowell for the ren Painter. Mrs. Robert Peters i Christmas holidays to visit Mrs. of Lookingglass and Mrs. Charles Albertus' sister and brother-in law. McCord. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Albertus Recently, several new members went to Coos Bay to spend the were taken into the church. They , Christmas holiday with their son, are: Mr. and Mrs. George For-1 Robert, and family. They also vis- rest and children, Mrs. Jean Sims and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hillary from Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Merri ott and family from Morrow, Ark. B.com.t III Mrs. Eileen Otto was taken se-, 50n. his wife and daughter riously ill at her home over the their son-in-law and daughter, ited another son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Albertus in Coquille. Out-of town guests at the Al Ea son residence over the Christmas holidays were his brother, Edd Ea- and Mr rvj" ,m ..uwr ,u, v :an EGYPT ' ...... V SAUD , SUDAN Green Navy Man Home On Leave By MARY WEIKUM Gary Suinpter of the I'nitrd Man., Jan. 7, 1957 The News-Review, Rateburg, Ora. 3 School Director Will Address PTA At Creen James Dawson, director of (he Robin Dale School, was scheduled Slates Navv is spending his leave ' belor the Creen Element ary ma at a p m. lotiay. Cow Creek Farm Bureau Christmas holidays. and Mrs. Henry Taylor, and baby Meanwhile, Mrs. Harry Davis j daughter. Cynthia Lee, from Alder has been ill at her home for the i Point, Calif. past few day with a throat ail-1 They arrived to find Al Eason ment. recuperating from major surgery. Shirlev Clavton has returned to . .was operated on in Roseburg his home in Dillard following sev- 'Christmas. eral davs of medical treatment in I Mr and Mt. Charles Mckinney the Forest Glen Hospital. J Mamath falk spent several ii- j n i ...i !"' recently visiting the formers Mr. and Mrs. Dan Laurance andt , Mr'd Mr Jam Mc. sons. Joseph and Mark, went to jV - d ,h, , . Grandview. Idaho, during the M d ., waller Middlestadt Christmas holidays to visit Mrs. na '1,aiesiat. Laurance s brother, William C. ' Heinhach. and family Guests Visit nia r iiiar.it. EISENHOWER DOCTRINE Areas which would presum ably be embraced under the "Eisenhower Doctrine" of the Middle East are indicated on Newsmap, above. Heavy outline indicates Baghdad Pact nations of Turkey, Iraq and Iran (Pakistan ana Great Britain are also mem bers). Of prime interest in protection of the Middle East against Communism would be oil-rich Iraq (1), Iran (2), Saudi Arabia (3) and Syria (4), with her vital oil pipeline terminals. Official reaction of Egypt (5) to the proposed doctrine has not been given, but consensus of informed quarters in Cairo is that Egypt, focal point of influence in the Arab world, would figlit the pact, just as she fought the Baghdad Pact, in her avowed intention to maintain her policy of neutralism DORIS LEE'S Musical Kindergarten PREPARE YOUR PRE SCHOOL CHILD FOR SCHOOL AND MUSICAL EDUCATION Starting: Jan. 2, 1957 9 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. . at Mrs. Charles Heinline Studio 640 WEST MADRONE STREET Under the Direction of Doris Lea Cooksey Assisted By Marilyn Mobley Call OR 3-5654 or 3-5463 or 3-3320 or 3-3404 Pianist Curzon's Artistry Pleases Large Audience Mixed Reaction Reported To Eisenhower's Message with his parents. Mr. anil Mrs. K J. Suinpter on Carries Aenu m Creen. Back From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. John Pai ton and Members Hear Speeches three children have returned home after a ten-day vacation trip to The low Creek Farm Bureau I aliforma. Ihey were guests o( met u Mrs. Palton'i brother. Donald liar- l.ranue dy, and family of WatMHivilte for Chester Smith Jr.. who told a Unit two days before traveling to River- his "Christmas in Korea." This side where they met Fat ton's par- was followed by a tape recording He Mas to speak on the ''Robin Dale School for Exceptional Chil dren." Members of the PTA Executive Board met recently to discuss pro jects the PTA could take part in to improve facilities at the school. The board also heard a report week at the Azalea concerning protective shields for Hall iuet speaker was new shrubbery. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles t rern er, and his sister, Mrs. Gilbert Cottle, and family, of Kansas City. They also visited his brother, Charles Patton. and family of Long of a speech Riven at the recent stale convention at Pendleton by Charles Marshall, president of the Nebraska Karm Bureau, and also a member of the board of direc- Beach, and took a tour of Disney- tor of the American Karm Bit-1 land, i.n route home, they stopped reau Federation. Light refresh at Antioch to visit the Rev. Mr. ments were served, and Mrs. Anderson, former past- ors of the Roseburg Church of the Open Bible j Mrs. Ed Mouth art and sons. At- ' thur and Hershel, were ' weekend Mr .nH Mr. rWn.r.i lll.wr .n Cr,r' rf Deadwood, S D five children of SDcarfish. S I)., ara potentate of the Visiting Gr.n Mrs. Birdie Chancellor of Med ford is visiting at the home of her ton and daiiKhter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Chancellor of Castle Avenue , p,..iri,.in.ri. f ii.. ..i. a Mr. and Mr. E. A. Johnson have . - Cnnlrmmm i.iaMv Mavafiil ...,.. 1 ITlUniCU IIUII1 SHRINERS' AID NOTED PORTLAND Gerald D. imper-' potentate of the Shrine, wai visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. In Portland Saturday to inspect Kd Moothart of Bourne Street the Shrine Hospital for Crippled They are accompanied by Lavem children Owens of Camp Cook. S I). Mr nri Mr. Philin Hrvre nf reported that the Shrine- I-os Anueles have returned to their spends ili million dollars a year aiWrast i . Mail home after a week's visit with his 'to maintain its 17 hospitals in the 014 Am.rit.n in. C. J Wnt tik, mother Mrs. Kliiabeth Brvce. and itfd Sl, D U34B c his sister. Mrs., George McDowell, . . Zl and tamuy ot dreen. I People 60 to 80: Tear Out This Ad . . . ne' mail it today te fine aut hew you can still apply far $1,000 Ufa ifiiuranca policy tp holp tokp coro of final eiptniot itliout pur. daning your fomily. You kondlo th. onti.o tr.ni.rti.n by moil witk OLD AMERICAN of KANSAS CITY. No obligation. No one will call on you! Writo today, limply giving your to Naches. Wash 1 where they were visitors In t h e i home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred F.ngle- bardt. Mrs. Sadie Batten and son, Cur 'tis Trent, have gone to Tucson. Batten s WASHINGTON Kisenhower's appeal to Congress i cully careful analysis. Saturday for eirergency new au- Sen. Aiken (K Vt.), a member thorny to help keep peac in the 'of the Senate Foreign Relations Middle Last was met with praise i Committee, said "until I know The Roseburg Community Con- from some members and sharp i more about il, I'm making no cert Assn.'s new Steinway piano ' dissents from others. commitment. " was given its supreme test Salur-i Sen. Lvndon F. Johnson of Tex- Sen. Ervin (D-NC) said he seesiArii.. to visit with Mrs day night, when British pianist the Senate Democratic lead-'no reason to grant the authority daughter. Clifford Curzon entertained a near- er, described as ' an effort to act 1 Eisenhower is asking. , Mrs. Lucille Mark and four rhil- capacity audience in the Central1 in the interests of freedom" Eisen- Chairman Vinson (D-Ga.) of dren of Merlin. Ore , were' two Junior High School auditorium. hower's plea for standby author-, House Armed Services Committee day guests at the home of her Curzon s wizardry at the piano nv to use U S. troops in the area i said he will support the request, brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and was aptly demonstrated in his ex-jif he deems such action necessary and he added: "l believe this is Mrs. Keith llusen, and son. Mar- ecuuon oi me aimcuii ana enter-1 to counter any open Communist the proper step to take because it taming works of Haydn. Brahms, , aggression. But he made no com-1 strengthens us and keeps down Shubert, Debussy and Ravel. : milment of support, adding in a ' aggression." The tall, balding. English artist statement: i opened with Haydn's Andante with1 "Congress will examine the pro-1 Clcndala) Prasbvtariani sal carefully and thoroughly to c . ' vin. Other guests of the llusens were his brother Calvin llusen and family of Beaverton. and his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Husen of Grants Pass. SHOP YOUR INDEPENDENT DRUG STORE OPEN 'TIL (Q) TONIGHT AND EVERY NICHT THIS WEEK FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Fullerfon Druas w 635 S.E. Jockson ORchord 3-7415 l ai idliuns in r minor. lie , pwsai laiciuu? uu muiuuKiiiy lu i r & p continued with interpretations of determine whether the action is i t BlJSinS$ Meeting Rrahm.' rannfrtn in n mmnp i lustified. nmdent and in accord i Intermezzo in E-flat. Intermezzo with the best information avail- The Glendale Olivet Presbyte- n qi e . q, j r ir C and RansnHv .n C. mmnr The able." "an Church will hold a congrega- e,,c VT v'ooa Ula uly first portion of 'his program was Rep. Martin of Massachusetts, I l'onl dinner at p.m. next Wed-1 nnrlu.ioH u iih Khnhori'. m.ui. ReDuhlican Hnusr leader. nreHirt-1 nesday evening. The dinner will '.D- . lh" t.,D", ""'""".other re..? of the goo5 old day,! woussys reux d Artuice trire-, r "'..V I Reoorts from various dpn.n.i The last crank style magneto , Progress Ends Another CURTIS. Lewis County, Wash. Progress has wiped out works! and thr silpctmn h Si OV an OVerwne ming Vote.- ixrimns iiu.ii vaiiun. uepan-! - - . ' vel Jeu, d rlu PaSane for a But reservations were voiced hy ments of the church will be given telephones in the Washington-lda. Dead Princes and iZradS deV '" -"embers of Eisenhower'i i skit form, in addition to the pre,-1 ho i area , were banished this wee Dead Princess and Alborada del lv entation of mimeographed re-1 'hen the Pacilic Telephone anf CONSTIPATED? new laxative discovery un-!ocks bowel blocks without gag, bloat or grip Gracioso. concluded the program In each of the offerings the mood and intent of the composer was superbly captured by the pianist. Curzon returned for three encore selections after the regular program. ON HONOR ROLL Brent Bates, a Roseburg High School graduate, has been named to the honor roll at Minot (N.D.) State Teachers College. Bates Sen. tioldwater (R-Anz.) said 1 P0s- oiucers he is "verv afraid" of the pro- i elected I posal and where it will lead, add ing that "1 don't like it." ! Sen. Jenner (R-lnrt.) said "The President's proposals on the Mid dle hast involve issues that will affect the security of our country tor generations to come, some HEU TO MEET Till. RirMlA llnm. fvLnilnn .inlf aiso a graauaie oi me i niversuy oi vitt meet Tuesday at the Kpisco Oregon, and has been taking grad-i pal Parish Hall at 10 a.m. Mrs. uate work at Minot Slate while i Pari Smith and Mrs. Austin Wil- serving an Air rorce nucn ai Mi-json will demonstrate the project not Air Force Base. He is the son i "Textile Painting." A potluck of Mrs. Nova G. Bales. Roseburg, j luncheon will be served with mem and Bert G. Bates, Bakersfield, bers requested to bring their table v-aui. "service. THE MIGHTY CHRYSHEft Most glamorous car In a generation Its triggered gra l.cwToKjueflile transmission Want to pass a car or a truck on the highway? You don't have to kick the throttle to the floor. Just touch lightly . . . and ZOOM I Want to get out in front when the light goes green? Relax! Count five, then toe the throttle. You'll still be out there alone. M i;hi in pnwfr . : . but mightv rav to control, too! I hat'i th nrrformam r torr of tli new 1T.7 (Jirlr. nprb nw airplinc-t n -8 enfin lhat dcvlop up to M't hor(io-r trimi ilh new l oiqueF trn miKn. puhhiittoti ofteritH. I bi power (ill rombinaiion civei voa i mifTrifW-ent new hi-veloritv ftjw4r from t tmline tirt. p-eit rerri KMer Uw p4-mt then ou nerd it ani veli iniothn'-i. Yet, tin 10'jT hrler i eerv Kit th ttreaL of a ear it look to be. rnne in and 1rt it f-iC tiirelf . . . compare it ith an of the oilier new ar prmer. perfiprmame, mm fort and loA. Morn people than erer before ar witi-bin to Chrvt4er. and ibat puu ua ia et.vlUnt trailias poitHn lo yom the bet f deaU on tour old car. HlDMrited it th rhrvtlor New YtrU 4 lor Hardtop. Tho rftui beadlitbta. m permiibU ta all !, ar ptinl vftnpment. ROSE MOTOR COMPANY 726 S.E. Lane Ave OK 2 3301 At the close of the meeting, the color film, "This High Callin,w story of Presbyterian work and the announcement of the 1&7 pro gram will be Riven. Some freight cart on British rail ways have fifty six wheels carry ing loads up to 1.50 tons. week graphed re-' when the 1'acmc telephone and Will also be1 icieni apu . u. umuKuitficu u i m i service in ima logging community 15 miles west of Chehalis. The company said about 8 per cent of its HOQ.UOO telephones in the area still are not of the dial tvoe. but they don t have cranks. The remaining non-dial phones are electrically . operated and merely lifting the receiver brings an operator on the line. Constipation la caused by what doctora call a "thrifty colon. A "thrifty" colon is on that, instead of retaining moisture aa it ahould, doea the opposite: robs the colon of so much moisture that its con tents become dehydrated, so dry that they block the bowel; so shrunken that they fail to excite or stimulate the urge to purge that propels and ex pels waste from your body. TO REGAIN NORMAL REGU LARITY two things are neces sary. Fir$t, the dry, shrunken contents of your colon which now block your bowel must be re-moistened. Stcond, bulk must be brought to your colon to 8-T-R-K-T-O-H STIMULATE it and so, excite Us muscles to action; to a normal urge to purge. ONLY A BULX LAXATIVE can 1) re-moisten this dry. shrunken waste and 2) supply vital bulk to re-create a nor mal urge to purge. And. of all bulk laxatives, colon aid, the amazing new laxative diseor ery it so effective that it relieves even chronie consti pation overnight, yet is so smooth, so gentle it has been proved safe even for women in the most critical stages oi pregnancy. SUPERIOR TO OLD STYLC bulk, salt or drug laxatives, colon aid neither gags, bloats nor gripes; does not interfere) with your absorption of vita mins and other valuable food nutrients; and in clinical tests, did not causa rash or other side reactions. ITS A PHYSIOLOGICAL FACT I Exercise tones your bodyl And colonaid exercises your colon to tone it against consti pation, overnight! Whether occasional, frequent or chron ic, whatever your degree of constipation, get colonaid, in eaay-to-take tablet form at any drug counter, today 1 The price, only 98c for the econom- -ical 60 tablet package, brings you positive relief at leas than 2c per tablet. YourPirfectServant, 0 LESS THAN safari I con dry your family wash . . . cm":.?? 2 CI fff & m rd So- i .ds ridiculous - but it's true! My wage for running your new ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER ore less than the cost of ONE FOOT of old-fashioned clothes line! i wimii)iif 'iii.imi.rf B. esides, I'm fast . . . work any time ... in ony weather . i I'm easy on clothes . . . and I'm clean ASK YOUR FAVORITE APWA! SEALER about ma and tht Notion's No. 1 Wife-Sorer THE ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER ! TH CAUPOMM T-" K as J . JT a T, o
