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National AAUW Head To Spak At Convention Dr. Anna L. Rose Hawkes, pres ident of Ihe American Assn. of imversity Women, will be the key note speaker at the combined AAl'W lUte ronvenUon and re gional conference in Baker April ii through 27. Prior to that, the will be honor ed guest at Ihe Theta Sigma Phi Journalism Honorarv Matrix Ta ble banquet at Portland April 5. She is scheduled to visit several AAL'W branches in Oregon, Wash ington and Alaska while here. pttCLCc A (HIMOMHOIDS) 47 YEARS mkcuM pMic. w Ida ItmimmI ractol, colM nri itommeh diaOfdwt. NO NOSriTAl OPIIATIOH K IWOtMMION, Wn - oil l f. Practical liM ! PrvctatictY 301 N. i. r mw Km IC 1-311 itlMl 12. OrM HURRY! o drastically reduced o SALE ENDS F1IDAT I w V, W "V , . I $ -Y o S m HE Year after year . . ' o REGULARLY SOLD FOR '59" o for this sale only EkcWmv tin twUwc ewo'e'f unit I lfre bo cotf cMnf 1 Pre-fcvilt borders for Of-o) edges) Hondteme decorate detigned cover. Sturdy terd KondW, t I ventilctert! ANNIVERSARY PRICES GOOD THRU FRIDAY, MARCH 15 Attr M.rtfc IS Price Will Rttan to 5 J Mr. and Mrs. D. i. O'Malley traveled to Klamath Kails last 1 weekend to visit relatives. 1 Mrs. Ray Thamasen has return ed to her work at the Sno-White I Laundry following a week's ab Isence due to illness. Mr and Mrs. Frank Pools have1 returned to their home in this city, following the last two months in Long Beach and Palm Springs, Calif., on vacation. Mr. and Mrs. C. Hahn and family have recently moved back to Roseburg following a year's res idence in Brookings. Also making her home with the Hahns is Mrs. i Hahn t mother, Mrs. Legg. The family now resides on Ramp Road, j Mrs. R. H. C. Wood has returned to her home in Roseburg, follow-j ing the last two months in Port-1 land convalescing at the home of her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wood. Lloyd From dahl and his sister from the Gran view Sanitarium here went to Port land to bring Mrs. Wood back to Roseburg. -v. ' W L...-.V -t ly Oi Easy Terns A It.' down payment. Monthly terms. No inttrcg or caArvina charge. full or twin size matching box spring 539.95 Community News Briefs Mrs. B. C. Copley left Saturday by plane for Seattle for a visit with relatives and friends. Kay Rolison and Sue Craig, both of Gilchrist, and Dick and Lee Freese of Roseburg spent Sunday at Bandon and other coastal points. Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Bates have moved from Riddle to 1245 SE Mill St. in Roseburg. Mr. Bates is a projectionist for the Starlite Theatre. Miss Helen Casey of this city left today for Portland to see Dr. George E. Houck. who is a patient at Good Samaritan Hospital, and to spend several days visiting friends and attending to business. Cecil Luellen, building contrac tor, has returned here, following, the last several weeks in Phoenix, Ariz, visiting his mother and at tending to business. Mr. Luellen, is one of the owners of the new Ca valier Lodge Motel here. Mrs. Foster Burner of this city is leaving Thursday for Portland to soend a week visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Browder, and with her ne phew, Nugent Browder, and his wife. She will attend the annual camellia show while in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Frash- our and son, 8, and daiyjitera, C and 3, have moved into tire Robert Tripodi home at 210 W. Berdine. They recently came here from Cor vallis. Mr. Frashour is a building supervisor for the new plant at Pacific ePlywood. Mr. and Mr. Edward Kavanaugh and two daughters, 7 and 5. have moved from Klamath Falls to 724 Haines St., Roseburg. Mr. Kavan augh is a commercial fisherman and is convalescing from an in jury. Mrs. Kavanaugh is a wait ress. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Frasier and baby son, recently of Rosewell, N. M., wftre the former was sta tioned with the U. S. Air Force, have returned to Roseburg and are presently making their home with Frasier's parents. Mr. and Mrs. E.OR. Frasier. Frasier has just received his discharge from the service. Douglas Fredrlckson arrived in Rosebng Monday night from his home in California to visit his mother, Mrs. C. E. Fredrickson, who has been seriously ill in a lo cal hospital. The former will stay here several days and is presently the guest of his brother and ssfcer-in-latj. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fred rickson. Vital Stfltwtic Marriaie License SMITH-INGEMAN William K. Smith, Roseburg, and Linda Col leen InKeman, Notth Bend. Div.rce Suits POWtl.L Sallv J. vs. Reginald I. PoeU. Married Aug. . lst4J at Drain. Hamuli asks support for unborn chud. Divejrce QKri DONNELLY Mae L. from Geral? Donnelly. ARTMAr Sandra froSJ 1 fred Artman. POLK Carol fro Cl:i S Pol. LOVRY a (ro Iro:J Lowrv. TURLIV Wila fro9 8ch M P. TurMy. Utm Get Cant Mst I infa0 Ertfp-d S. 1T. 0l. - A lf aartirt statical oivntor is !!. if t iWjsi.lttsl iri Hi pifv rlliis ia i: AtMi tstl I t Ite Q-Jt Mr triad t plfU) lt ' ttt at tatnti : oi 'ly is tb morning h neilhOr )ns sar1. ha dt to tha Rarest Hon, bre the glass door, unlocked the gas punO, filled his gas ta) and then locked the pump and re , turned the Vy. But he failed to leave any money. d Hot mt? Frigidaire Electric Water Heaters tr plenty when yw mti if! H. 1lis-D.tU Q limn fiw. ty rf MmoQuaXulUif r , 'i 3 i 0S(kU(S 4I i I. (m Ptrao. OR J-5S74 1UTMIBLIN W.rt C.xtt.1 rh.M 211 Mrs. J. T. Howard has been! confined to her home with flu for; un pa veverat uays. - ,aeauie to auena in spring aaies Mr. and Mrs. W. I. (Terry) Her. ! mectln ot ,he "nipany. char and on, David, of Medford i Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Todd left spent the weekend here visiting the; Thursday for Southern California, former motner. Mrs. W. E. Her- j They will visit friends and rela co". lives in Los Angeles and San Dt- Mr l Mr, Cth Ulll.r egO. Rh.?" .frnr.iS.,ill,.ntdiO; Mrs. Andrew J. Spenc.j "d. "re ?.ldm " iand dauehters. 2 and 1. and son. at Aim si. sin. aiu i a rrs- taurant worker. Mr. Miller is re tired. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bran- i equipment. The family is residing lett and sons. . S and 6, haveQt '41 Alameda. RJ,.J vtir Cam.n drove his wife IiiiS T. Cameron, to Portland Satur pi v. rw l y 7 Roseburtiay where they took the train for roiye uept. Spokane. There the senior Camer- Mr. and Mrs. George R. Gray On wilt receive medical care and and 5 months-old son have moved will visit friends and rela from Geddes, S. D. to Roseburg ! tivei. and are residing in the Nebo Trailer Court. They sold their farm in South Dakota prior to nh Vm!LM newcomers in Roseburg from Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Major, who wye recently married, are newcomers from Colorado SDrines. Colo, and are making their home with Roseburg Lumber tf. at 1427 NW Fairmont. Mr. Ma-j jor is a partner with hi father in ! B" Hosford, son of Mr. and the Flying A station on Diamond ; Mr-V.. W. Hosford. 2132 W Foot Lake Blvd. i hiU Drive, was recently elected I president of the Fin and Anft-r Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Ford are i Club at Oregon State College. The leaving Friday for their home in club is composed of some 200 stu White Fish. Mont., following four i dents, most of whom are major weeks in Roseburg attending to ling in wildlife management or business and visiting friends. The j fisheries. Bill is a junior in Wild Fords formerly made their homeolife Management, is vice president here. Mr. Ford is now encaged in! of Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity business with the White Fish Lum- ber Co. f 9 3 OLYMPIA ...with pleasure! the water never varies, Olympia's Mvor remaiai the O same-from glass to glass, from year to year. Join those who alwaysrve and enjoy Olympia-a'iri pfcastre O "ITS THE WATER" THAT MAKES IT SO REFRESHING Vi(ora ore auoyt wtlmmt fo "One oC A merico i Exerptional Brrwtrift? Olympia Brmint Compnnv, Olympta. Waihmgton. VSA. 'Oly a M Gene McCee, manager of Weis-i field's in this city, left today for; , " . n ' iver, Colo. Mr. Spence is an oper ational engineer on heavy duty Mr. end Mrs. Alfred D. Hilse end daughter, 4, and son. 4 months-old. l.nn thaiK hnm. T70 ilim a.) The family moved to the west caost from iNew Haven, lonn. last September. Mr. Hilse is forester j and is a member of the Alpha Zflta i national agriculture honorary. O o a o .7 It' f1 Mrt. Edna Boyter is visiting this Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Delaney week in Portland and will see have returned to their home in friends on the coast before re-1 this city, following two weeks va turning home. 1 rationing in Southern California. Mr. and Mrs. "Slim" Rolison and daughter, Kay, and Mrsa Sue Craig, all of Gilchrist, spent last weekend here as the guests of the i Bernard rreeses. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rushton and daughter. 4, have moved from Sa-1 lera to Roseburg and are residing at 1120 NE Free m on t. Mr. Rush ton has leased the Record Shop at Miller's department store. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hurtor , are newcomers here from Gran Se ville, Idaho and are residing at 506 W. Umpqua. Mr. Mutter is employed by the Southern Pacific YES, GET TES SHAMPOO! Look for this new Item - TES SHAM POO - at tht SavT-Spot display of toiletries, sundries and household needs in your favorite food ttort. Distributed by t SAV-T-SPOT O Roseburg MPS":-, sKk nos rvm fcTi mn, th Wat? -"iriA laiwiM - 0 l: 1 Pwi Wtd., Mar. 13, 1937 Tha Chuck Ridonour and Greg Coop er are working for the Cooper log ging operation in Melrose during i the spring vacation. Robert Rtid returned to his home here today, following the last several days in San Francisco at tending to buMnetis for the Tide Water Oil Company. i Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Johnson of this city are in Los Angeles, where the former is attending the post graQite convention of the School of Medicine of the College of Med ic a,! Evangelists. This convention lis held annually at the B lit more : Hotel in Los Angeles and in the clinics of the School of Medicine. I ur. jonnson win or oarK in ma office in the Medical Arts Build 'ing March 18. M e ; p", ' o o is ? Westerners enjoy their leisure in many ways. Whether yoiijhrill to "shooting" a better picture, a game in par, or a perfect bull'ijye-there comes a time to relax... a time for ftfreshment. That's when Olympia con sistently measures up9i sparkling good taste. The rare, naturally pigfrg brewing water is the reason. Because i Newt - Rivitw, Rasebura, Ort. S Price food thru Thurt. Nee. REG. 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