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Egypt cut her 1957 cotton crop In 33 per cent of the country's agricultural acreage, reports the International Federation of Agri cultural Producers. ' High Schoolers At Camas End Year At Swim Party Knights of Pythias DRUM and BUGLE CORPS TAG DAY Saturday June 8 1957 Rose Festival Funds By MRS. WILLIAM BANKS The majority 6f Camas Valley High School students closed out the school term with a swimming parly and weiner roast at Slatter's Bottom, following the community ! picnic. Leaves Far Richmond 1 Mrs. Paul Dillard and daughter left for her home in Richmond. Calif., following a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hart ley, and her brother. Jerry. Mrs. Dillard was in the valley to attend the high school graduation of her brother. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wolcott 'have returned home following a DON'T MAKE A MOVE 'TILL YOU SEE FLEGEL HOUSEHOLD MOVING LOCAL or NATIONWIDE STORAGE PACKING CRATING FLEGEL Transfer & Storage Co LOCALLY OWNEO AND OPERATED 414 N.E. Casper Roseburg, Oregon Phone ORchard 3-4436 AlFlegel Cliff Brosfield Agent Bekini Van Lines trip through Idaho and Montana. They reported a ninsl enjoyable time at Yellowstone National Park. Idaho Visitors Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Brandon, of Boise, Idaho, were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Bus'.n. Mrs. Brandon is look-1 out at Live Oak during the Oregon closed season, and has been in this position for the past five years. Brandon is a fire warden. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parrett have returned to their home in up per Camas following a trip of sev eral days to Boise. Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mayer, former residents of Camas Valley, now of Arizona, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Boyle recently, and visited many friends. Return Ham Mr. and Mrs. J. I!. Parrott have returned home following a visit at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Claude Church, and family in Port land. While there they saw their great grandson and great grand daughter for the first time. Airs. Marjnrie Pierce, of Med ford, is a guest at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Hiram Thrush. She will also visit at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Ziegler, a cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Kobert P. Wheeler have returned to their home in upper Camas Valley following a visit at the home of his brother, Willard Wheeler and family, of Fort Bragg. Calif. While there Mrs. K. S. Wheeler, mother of the two boys, was also a visitor. Bookmobile Schedule At Wilbur Announced For Summer Months Frl., Juna 7, 1957 Tht News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 13 Melrose Second Grader Breaks Arm In Tumble By NETTIE WOODRUFF Church. She resides at Rice Creek. Called To Seattle lr anH Mn llarrv Peaph tt-pnt The Douglas County Library . y "om,as' lo yan n,s ,a' XaL,u ,'Z Z' Seattle this week to attend to! By MRS. LEWIS BINTLIFF Ho Homedale, Idaho, for the Mem- John Wulff, second grader at Melrose School, suffered broken1 bookmobile announced the follow ing schedule for Wilbur during the summer months. June 10 and 24 He spent the business in connection with the I baby of Whittier, Calif., visited lie speill . u . c: , at u-piIt al Ihp Claronnp Coffp I death of their cousin, Kobert Sims hauser, who was killed Sunday in an automobile accident on Little lllpr A l AnHnrcnn . u :ii':.. '.... j ! on the playground. mia. nullum miKil nuu villi- , . - , .1 i :,i dren of Coburg were recent week-, nl8ht 1,1 100,1 hosP1,al July g and 22. and Aug. 5 and 19, end visitors at the home of her q Crutchts the bookmobile will be at Oakes parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wil-, River Road. He had been visiting limcery from 9:30 to 10:U0. a m. lard. Sherrie Simmons is getting about ! at tne Peach home and at Langdon's on Coles Valley i Lfe Rose of Winchester has tak-on crutches after breaking a toe I ,Ieatner and , 'j. Forbe are Road from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. en the position with Oakes Grocery in an accident at the Cleveland j visilmg severa day, at tne home ; rrcrnuy vacated Dy i.orrin diuii- " . - , 0f their aunt, Mrs. Jack Trusty, I dell. ! JoAnn Kennerly is recovering ; an( familv while their parents, Mr. New residents of Wilbur include from a sprained ankle, suffered m!an(i jrs. Don Forbes of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ball and chil- an automobile accident on the El- dren, formerly of Myrtle Creek, garose road recently. Iter car was I who are living on the Cemeterv 1 badly damaged. She was unable Road, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald lo attend her Senior High School DeWeese, formerly of Albany who graduation. are living in the llolcomb apart-1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Trusty and meats. DeWeese is employed by daughters visited at Diamond Lake Kvans Products. Mrs. Kae Crumm ; recently with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Abeel, who are operating the stores there during the sum mer months. Sharon Brown Is spending several weeks here with her grandmother, Mrs. Lucille Seely, and attending are attending business in Tacoma, Wash. Scotty Forbes is staying with the Ted Ranletts during his parents absence. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Pickens and Community Club Meets The Wilbur Community Club met for their first summer social evening recently at the recreation hall. Fred Koehler and Grace Han son were host and hostess for the evening. The next meeting will bo June 15 and Mr. and Mrs. Dee Fox will be hosts. Mrs. Vincent llolcomb and ehil- J f . 11 l.n V. lireil, OI UlUllia l .is, line urru . , i mo.,.,l frnm thnir vieit.mf ii-i- liiish.i nil's n.irpnts. Mr. I ?n1 "nuts. nae moea irom iiuir i T Vi,-iV. iiT.i, vi- Ihome on Co es vallev Koaa to tne and Mrs. Charles Holeomb. Vin- . . , ,,, : i0i., cent plans to join them here this weekend. They are former resi- last week at the Clarence Coffell home. They are former residents of this area. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Soaper and family have moved from Melrose to Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Stafford re cently moved from Melrose to Sutherlin. dents of Wilbur and Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Bintliff and Redwood Homes in Roseburg Henry Willard and his son-in-law, Delhert Rainville, and Elzer Rain- ville of Melrose drove to Clear family visited the Frank Maxwell j l-e for weekend of camping i familv at Hugo recently. The men worked together for a number of years on the Mt. Itusnmore ia jtional Memorial in the Black Hills I of South Dakota while it was being j carved. ! Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gable and j sons of Monroe spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ituss l worm and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ' Gable. Visit Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Rernard Anderson I and daughter, Deborah Kay, drove FIRST TIME EVER! 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