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IjWyf !IPMjjyiiy'"-11'1 1 HARLEY'S RICHFIELD service station, located in south Yoncalla on highway 235, will hold its grand opening Saturday and Sunday. The station was recently completed by Delbert Dickey and leased to Harley Means. Yoncalla Pastor ?far,lw circl! .El?t,s'' Names New Chairman LfiflVllltJ P fiSi Mrs- Donelda Ledgerwood was hVMWiujj elected chairman of the Martha r. t nt i- !, -t ik. Circle ol the Woman's Society of fini r.,B ih Jri!nriiti s"vi,e of the Di lard calla Methodist Lhurch has retired Methodist church Iast week, from the minis ry, after serving in, Olllor officcrs elec,cd s Mrs oncal a lor 5 i years vivian Laurancei vice prcsident The i Rev and . Mrs. Kn ght came, d M Dorothy Emcrt, secret to Yoncalla from Indianapolis, j tarv ' Good WilMndustry, in add t on o LIe would entertain the Mary Cir- DCing a miniMur. uuimg men .cie at thp church on June 20 for a Scvuiitl lltojui uiuicuia nnc luiii- io.oa UlUlfU, llll 1UU11IK l lie ctiuiauuiiai Reception Set By Rebekahs Sutherlin Rebekah Lodge will hold a reception for Mary Barker, president of the Rebekah Assem bly of Oregon, July 13. The reception was scheduled for June, but was postponed due to the death of Mrs. Barker's mother, Mrs. Mary Urauart. Grand Lodge reports were given by delegates Ethel Watt man and Juanita Atterbury. Juanita Atter bury was presented with a district deputy certificate, and Doris Steinbach presented several cer tificates of perfection to other lodge members. Thur., June 13, 1957 Tha Newt-Review, Roieburg, Ore. 11 Woodruffs Are Named Melrose Grange Delegates To Meeting By NETTIE WOODRUFF ,were here several days this week Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Woodruff:'0 v'si' Mr, Rawlins' daughter, of the Melrose Grange will be dele-; ' Howard relson, and family, gates to the state Grange meet-!Mlss Klt,y Nelson accompanied ing in Bend next year, it was an- 'hem home (or a visit, nounced at a meeting last week. Coming from out-of-town for fu They plan to leave during the, neral services Saturday for Robert weekend and attend the opening Simshauser of Seattle, who was festivities at Skyline Lodge near j killed in an accident last weekend Bend on Sunday. ion Little River Road, were Mr. The annual grange church Sun-: and Mrs. William Russell. Medera. day has been postponed. Refresh- Calif.; Mrs. John Oiens, Valley ments tor tne last meeting were springs, uait., and Mrs. uorotny served by Mrs. Herman Aydclott Caywood, a sister, of Sand Springs, and Mrs. Nellie Myers. lOkla. Vi lit Mtlros Bill Williamson has returned to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rawlins and the family home after completing son, Johnny, of Klamath Falls, 'his first term's studies at OSC. He was accompanied by a friend, Richard Reynolds of Arcadia, who spent the weekend here. Texim Visit Coming from Amarillo, Tex., this week for a few days' visit with W. C. Davis, was his brother, and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Neilsen, and two children. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Conn and Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Stidham and sons, Scotty and Jeffery, spent Sun day at the coast. Mrs. T. H. Pargeler is improved after being ill at her home for sev eral days. Darrell Cooper arrived Friday finished the term's studies at OTI. He will be employed for the sum mer by Rcece and Cooper Logging Co. Mrs. Byron Turpin was employ ed several days this week in the office of the Douglas County Shops. PATRONIZE NEWS. REVIEW ADVERTISERS FOOD SALE SET St. Joseph's Altar Society will sponsor a food sale Saturday at the Firestone store, beginning at 8:30 a.m. i Anyone wishing their donation tn be picked up may call Mrs. Dav-1 id Tomashek, OR 3-7989, Mrs. Fred Harais. OK 3-3S38. or Mrs. Earl from Klamath Falls where he had Crain, OR 2-2897. ' Gosline jewelers NEXT DOOR TO PENNEY'S HOME OF CUAKAHTHD PfRfKr Trio Inrloa cincf trio now nenci. politick luncheon, with theLiAni. cm;i umi 'a building adioining ;the main church, 0, respondent Mrs. Briltain Slack. and plans for remodeling the k itch en. Both Rev. and Mrs. Knight were in charge of. the nursery that time. The treasurer of the youth fund ,.-,- AifMtaA In no.. C1H In ll,a active in working with young peo-iv-h . vivi.n pie as well as adu ts of the church. - ch f d Since their arrival 109 new mem- u and chose f heKr , . A bers were added to the church G d Mchodist ... Benediction was They expect to spend I the summer , iven b ,,, R Rjnke Feenstrai in Portland and later go east . r?- , d t u ; 'turning to the Pacific Coast tn h J. r the fall. They plan to spend the, winter in Arizona, and will return' u . . E ., to Oregon next summer to settle i noimes Laments raiiure in their home on the Cmpqua Qf State Power Bill River near Roseburg. i The new pastor. Rev. Austin Mc- PORTLAND Wi Gee and family, have arrived Horn Holmes lamented here that the Russians Say H-Bombs Tested On Indians MOSCOW w Komsomnlskaya Pravda, newspaper of Soviet youth, told its readers Tuesday the United States plans to test hydrogen weapons on Indians in Gov. Robert the Brazilian jungles. Kansas to lake up their duties Rev. McGee will preach his first sermon June 16, reports correspon dent Mrs. George Edes. Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses WOOD-SPINAS Jerry L. Wood and Patricia J. Spinas, both Rose burg. TODD-VAN FOSSEN Law rence LeRoy Todd and Shirley Ann'""""5 , ,n I s,,nre Van Fnnn hnlh Mvrllo Pninl I a.dd tW0 idges. tO he SuprC MATTHEWS-McCOY John W. Matthews. Corvallis, and Violet L. McCoy, Myrtle Creek. recent Legislature did not create a state power commission or en large the stale Supreme Court. The Republicans blocked those moves, he told the Portland City Club. He said the power commission, armed with a preference clause that would have entitled it to fed eral power, would have kept "power from draining away from Oregon." The governor also said that Rc- Quoting the East German Com munist newspaper Neues Deutsch land as its source, it said the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission picked the Brazilian jungles to test the action of strontium-90. the potentially death-dealing fallout from hydrogen weapons, on hu. man beings. The newspaper, inveighing against "20th Lentury cannibals in the United States, said: "This monstrous plan can only arouse wrath and contempt. The hand of these human beasts must be publicans blocked the move to me stopped. Court because they did not want: a Democratic governor appoint- This is not the first time the ing the judges. j Soviet Union has told its people Special Of The Week CORK TILE 316" Thickness ... Ea. On Our Easv Terms MfiriFRN flOIW COVEBITO lUUUt.RH jyS-i 0F CRPETS" Jl S.f. Oa 0 3-4374 33c pro gram passed by the Legislature, and said that if the Republicans had been in control they probably would have turned to a sales tax. The club named as its mongers" test their death-dealing weapons on human beings. Four years ago the U.S.S.R. film in dustry produced a movie entitled "Silvery Dust" in which Ameri can militarv man ui.ro iaet in nam : lu J wmj. ... ilhn rnlp nf mnnctpra uhn tnclnH president maicoim Bauer, an as-1 .secret weapons on imprisoned sociate editor of The Oregonian. I Negroes in the United States. ROUGH! TOUCH! ACTION! 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