The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, June 21, 1957, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text1 ' tt J"' r-, .4, ? I 49 1 K 1 fe VI "Oklahoma!", Rodgars and Hammtnteln' muiical clastic which hat btn thrilling auditnett all vr the world for nearly fourteen years, if now at the Indian Theatre in vivid color and CinemaScopo. Thousands have enjoyed the stage play and the audiences are now receiving new enjoyment from the performance of the stars Gordon MacRae as Curlev and Shirley Jones as Laurey. Agile dancing, gay songs, places the audience right into the action. If you missed the stage play, you won't want to miss this delightiul production at the Indian Theatre through Tuesday. RUSS CARY Foster & Marshall MUTUAL FUNDS STOCKS BONDS Umpquo Hotel Lobby For Quotes or Information PHONE OR 3-4154 I Church Activities Episcopal Rites Told At Sutherlin Glide Camp Fire Girls Go On Winchester Bay Visit The Guild of the Episcopal Church of the Holy Spirit of Suth erlin heard Father Blaker talk on customs of the church and explain No Cash Needed FOR AUTO COOLING SYSTEM REPAIRS DOES YOUR CAR RUN HOT? STEAM? BOIL? If you cor does, hove it cheeked and repoired without delay. FAN BELT ADJUSTED WATER PUMP CHECKED FLUSH COOLING SYSTEM INSTALL RUST INHIBITOR ALL HOSES INSPECTED FOR AS LITTLE $00 PER WEEK AS.. L the use of different articles used in various ceremonies through the meetings this week. The guild has chosen as their name, Martha's Guild. Each mem ber was reminded to save silver coupons and bring them to the next meeting, which will be held July 10. The meeting will be an apron par ty at the church at 8 p.m. Each member is to Dring an apron lor the bazaar and a friend who might also like to give an apron. Mrs. Milo Bullock and Mrs. Charles Parsons will be hostesses, reports correspondent Mrs. Brittain Slack. Wesleyan Guild Of Canyonville Elects Officers Wesleyan Guild of the Canyon ville Methodist Church elected the following officers this week: Ha zel Cherwink, president; Geneva Hanson, vice president; and Helen Nordling, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Rita Cam gave an account of her recent trip to England, and the guild discussed England's liv ing conditions, conditions of its churches, and socialized medicine, reports correspondent Pearl Moore. By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY The Spanish group of Glide Camp Fire Girls returned recently from a three-day visit at Winchester Bay. the girls went swimming under the direction of life guard Sam Es selstion near their cabin, and cook ed all the meals. One afternoon was spent visiting the lighthouse. Members making the trip were, Donna Weaver, Sharon Singleton, Tony Clark, Yvonne Holz, Janet Anderson, Dixie Stiffler, lona Mc Cord, and Dallas Jones. Mrs. Char- he Stiffler, leader of the group, Mrs. Al Holz, and Mrs. Hugh Clark. Arrive For Summer Mrs. Wade Jones and son, Kerry, of Corvallis have arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James S. Evans to spend the summer. Sgt. Eugene Carpenter, daughter, Marilyn and son, Andy, were week end guests at the home of Carpen ter's sister, Mert Weaver and fam ily. Sgt. Carpenter, 13 years of serv ice in the U. S. Army, and his family are stationed at Fort Sill, Okla. The Carpenter's are visiting both their parents at Riddle; Mrs. Carpenter was unable to visit Glide. Mr. and mrs. John Marsh and son, Buddie, of Tacoma, Wash., were weekend guests of Mrs. Marsh's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Aletcalt. ' Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Vermillion of Springfield spent the weekend vis iting their son, C. F. Moore and family. led tvans returned Monday from Junction City, bringing back his father, W. C. Evans and brother, Marion, for a week's visit with Ev ans sons, James S. Gordon, and Ted Evans, all co-owners of the Glide Mill. Plan Camp-Out. The Glide Bluebirds, the Camp Fire Girls and the Horizon Girls will hold an all-day cleanup at the Rock Creek camp June 26. Girls wishing to camp overnight are to bring their sleeping bafs. For fur ther information, members of the group contact their leaders or chairman. Mrs. Mert Weaver at GYpsy 6-3200. Mr. and Mrs. BUlie Joe Polley and family have moved from Idle- yld Park to the Hillside cottage on the Selby place. Polley's partner in logging, Gordon Jensen, moved his trailer house to the same cot tage grounds. Surprise guests at the Ray Simp son home over the weekend were Simpson's uncle, Farrell Simpson of Sheridan, Ark., whom he had not seen for 28 years, and N anion Simpson, 43 years old of Fort Smith, Ark., whom he had never met. Namon Simpson was accom panied by his daughter, Nancy, and son Ben. Mrs. Leon Bessinger of Visalia, Calif., arrived Friday to spend the summer with her son, Mr. Ray Simpson and family. Kenneth Shrum, who finished his sophomore year at Oregon State, and Mrs. Shrum, are living in the apartment owned by the former's father, T. E. Shrum Sr. He is work ing for Douglas Co. Lumber Co. during summer vacation. Talent Show Set For Camas Valley The Camas Valley Grange will give a home talent vaudeville show June 28. The program will be open to all, and there will be no admission charge. Those attending are asked to bring sandwiches or cake. Pow ell's orchestra will play for the occasion. Ronald Ross and Russell Har wood received the first and sec ond degrees at the last meeting of the grange. The garden club voted to pay for material used in building a cabinet in the ladies lounge to store goods for community use in case of disaster. Douglas County Pomona Grange will meet in the Camas Valley Hall July 29. Fri., June 21, 1957 The Newt-Review, Roieburg, Or. 11 FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fitcher If you radiator holds water like fj leaky sieve, boils like a tea kettle or performs like sluggish snail, your car's cooling system needs immediate repair and ad justment. An overheated motor will wear faster and giva you less performance than ona running at normal tem peratures. Don't delay, bring your car to our shop and let our experienced, trained mechanics check the cooling system and make the necessary repairs. All replacement parts are genuine factory replacements and all mechanical work it done under the direct supervision of Jim Marr, Shop Foreman. Use your credit at Si Dillard Motor Co. for all your auto repairs. SI DILLARD MOTOR CO. We Repair All Makes of Cart and Trucks S. E. Stephens & Douglas Sts. ORcharrJ 3-6626 Lutheran Ladies Aid Sets Church Cleaning St. Pauls's Lutheran Ladies Aid has set June 29 as church cleaning day. Mrs. Georga Ewert and Mrs. Ken Simon will be co-chairmen, and cleaning will start at 8 a.m. Those helping are asked to bring cleaning supplies and a sack lunch. The mission festival will be held August 18 al the Rod and Gun Club grounds, it was announced. Mrs. Boyles read several poems written by Mrs. Sid Moon, and Mrs. Vernon Teater gave the topic, "Per sonal Mission Work" in skit form. The next meeting will be Jtdy 11 with Mrs. Vernon Teater and Mrs. Gary Nichols as hostesses. Oml held Tuneful Topics Answer to Previout Puzzle 1371 ACROSS l'Old Black DOWN 1 Spurts 2 Spoken 4 on the 3 Amuse Range" 4 Retains Close 5 Musical 12 Sea eagle instrument 13 Funeral notice ( Minute 14 Molten rock 15 Make lace edging IS Places definitely 18 Slim 20 Notions particle 1 Greek letter 25 Roman 8 trombone emperor 9 Mist 26 Cereal 10 Eye part 27 Explodes 11 Russian news 28 Region agency 29 Stuffs MuMhI 1 1 J5 T L. ! o n HnIO El'loNes"? i El L f fl li. Z e Rftg 2 2J P R O " A P T f H A M " N S T p- c e!5M el? f; aprE""t R A, I u TOLA C O U BH?T K C A, ERRS Missionary Speaker At Melrose Church Mae M inter was guest mission ary speaker this week at the Mis sionary Society of Melrose Com munity Church. The Minter's are with World Missions To Children and have spent several years in Ireland and Austria. They plan to return to Ire land in about two months. Mrs. M inter talked on her work as a "Home On The Range" With a SPACEMAKER 30 ' Electric Range MODEL J302 30 inch automatic (peed-cooking electric range. New target timer, automatic oven and minute timer. Extra hi - speed units. Fingertip push-burton controls. No-Drip cook top. Mix or match colors. ONLY RODEO SPECIAL Free Reserved Seat TICKETS With The Purchase of Any Major Appliance NO DOWN PAYMENT! HIGH TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE! 1 Year Guarantee On All Appliances Sorority Plans Year's Program A special meeting of Xi cron, Beta Sigma Phi, was recently to discuss and vote on the program for the coming year The group voted to adopt the program book, "Festival of Life,' to study this year. Mrs. Bertram Shoemaker, new president, an nounced the new committee ap pointments. They include: Mrs. R. L. Wiley and Mrs. Craig Short, so cial; Mrs. Meredith Wilson, pro gram; Mrs. Jim Richmond and Mrs. Frank Wickam, contact; Mrs. Joe Dent and Mrs. Sid Domeniro, ways and means; Joan Harper, historian, and Airs. Neil Christian, publicity. A gavel guard was pre sented to Mrs. James Richmond, retiring president. The social committee will an nounce later plans for the summer picnic to be held at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kid der, reports correspondent Beverly Christian. I tn..,i .iir. 17 Sang gaily w-aiHi,. hanri '9 Birds' homes 24 Insects 26 Flying creature 27 "Seesaw, Margery " 30 Stove 32 Classifications 34 Grain beard 35 Revised 36 Male child 37 Popular songs 39 Smalt antelopes 40 "Trail of the Lonesome 41 Lair 42 Tanning material , 45 Tell 49 Permeate I 51 Son of "Honest Abe" Lincoln 52 Leer 53 Operatic solo 54 Finish 55 Caresses 56 Deceased 57 chanteys 41 Fear 42 Organ part 43 Incite 44 Fountain drink (coll.) 46 Continent 31 Moral codes 47 Musical sounf 33 African river 48 Icelandic 23 Furies 36 Holding sagas 24 Exclamations 40 Glass panels 50 Passing fancy I Z R I h ! L 11' I I? Ilo In S " T 11 s ir-s1- ' 1 1 fTTS" 5 l Til 18 55 -j, rj 3 -s SS -H 3 ' V il H III ""ifST1 fl lii ST s! EI 3 5J B S !J We haven't enough money for a tip so we left some of our pie for you. IxAf ...... NETlhot FAMED LAWYER T.O WED Attorney Joseph N. Welch, 1956 Father of the Year, lecturer on the Constitution and Army counsel during the Army-McCarthy hearings, an nounced that he will marry a family friend of long stand ing, Mrs. Agnes Rodgers Brown, with whom he is shown in Boston. Azalea Crange Views School Budget Election The Azalea Grange discussed the school budget to be voted on June 28 recently. It was announced one of the members of the grange, Laurence Mullarkey, would run for election to the school board. Two new members, Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayne Close, were re ceived by demit from Ohio. The grange held a Father's Day din ner at the hall Friday evening, reports correspondent Mrs. Ger ald Fox. missionary, and (old how home missionaries can do their part to help. Mrs. Joel Fenn and daughter, Virginia, gave a vocal duet. The next meeting will be July 2, and women of the area are invited. oners the world's largest-telling. 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