The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, January 29, 1958, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Texto o o o o 0 Yoncalla Postmaster Reports0 Stamp Sales Gained Last Year y MRS. GEORCI EOES 0.3tPi m. with Mrs. Mildred Brin Postmaster Eldon Le of Yoncal- r. Mrs. Vern Coclteram. .Mrs. Me la reported a gain of two and one- f)onald-11 r Perry Smlt0 ,nd Mrs. third per cent ...e of ...mp, for WmH .... 1957 over 1958. Thu also included day after Dendini a week in ;.. Rolly T,ndV- rental boxes. Sales for 1957 ere Rosa Calif "fed There due S The RP d S,itch Club 'lffted 17.022.87. Many postmasters are the lerioui 'ill".s of h" fe'r I Jo,nne Ro,dm,n- Pr"ld,'n,: NrJ reoortinc a droo in nSKtal ie.im "JKf!."..'"? ,,.u,r- ma Peerv. vice president, and mis. hit roller is- receiving ... . Umpqua 4-H Clubs Elect Off icersFor New Year The Impqua 4-H Livestock Club underwent surgerv. She iiarporl-'to make his homsowith Mr. and Kails is visitinf at tha home of and the Rip and Stitch 4-H Club ed to be recovering. Mrs. Kenneth Manning on their ' her daughter, and family, Mrs. Bob met for a joint meeting to elect Mervn Lee of Impqua, drove to ranch near Umpqua. Monett, and plans to spend the officers for the new year. Medford last week where he was, ir, ntTy jud1 anj Mr Aiice winter here. Livestock Club officers are Joyce a house guest for several days at Manning were at the Umpqua Rippstein, president; David Road- the home of his twin brother, Mel- store all day Friday where theyj SPICY CHEFS MEET man, vice president, and Pegtty vin Lee, and family. sold donated baked and canned Thl ci, rh.f. i h rih mt i Murphy, secretary. Leaders of the. Amary Bettes who has been foodi Wllh proceeds of S4 to go to ,hl home rjfiie and Mrs vVrn - r,.i ' i i u,ri,,0 m viUn Ranch on ik. u.uv. r i ".k.. nome or Dixie ana Mrs. crn vuumi .u.H..; ..... ..... -.vu u. ...... ..... Woolnn. There wr four new mem. Joeison oaa ich MonQ4 .u. .. her, E .ine Goer ien. M.rv Conn. rprr vinv y . i mH.l ir.atm.nt .1,- 7' .7 tiara r-icnois. Mercury, uruu Grove Hosmt.7 - Co,u . leaden are Gene Murphy and Opa ten- Ur .n iip, mi ......j.. . J Munson. All members have tr. Meeting Postponed The Rice Valley sion .Unit has postponed ary meeting lor one bera can attend th trie Co-op meetin The extension unit will meet at Daughter Bern me kic. vaney Mall, reb. 21 at Word has been received me Extrn- u. ..j .i j . Munson. All members have tr.e it, Febru- ."firM Duf ""ty F"r " th"r home .!n. Pu.R.'".r'' . week, so mem- ,on h.v. n .h hV.k k"" . ' "; u' ---u e Douslas Flee. r. i i " " .-nreri novpi... turned nome irom a visu m uau. . Tn In k'H ,of Fr,d L ln Sco,l Nlley- I Mrs. Catherine Roeder has r.-en- Calif., where she was the guest of Air. ana airs, r ku win b iu uetiaisuuie. in I Hi WfWi rehirner1 hnm ..... 1.1-1 - j cu.-i.. d..i. vi - a M i- I mm U pi nf l.Of ... . " . " tv.ui -ira-riii3uu auu onu try oui a.- Aniet.. , hou eueits at the W-dnly '"" trip to Eugene h,rt. The members prepared e.g Angeles are house guesis ai inn . p . h K h j k, ..... . .... ..."..J... . Group home of Floyd Stob.e on his, ranch : SmW SaTiviT XXL .TwJV. TZ'' al near Impqua. I ney are looking : - v,..,h Xu. u ' Two Of Vert Hospital Attend Meet In Salem Helen Ellis, chief, nursing serv ice, and Allhei Hutchins, assist ant chief, nursing education, Rose- from ! tered Mercy Hosoltal where she her parents. wuuams sr. Grants Pass of the arrival of a OslrlanI CUtirrU daughter, Uni I.ynn, born to Mr. waiviana Wnilrtn cSH..d";,," ,orm" Yon" i Women Sew For Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rust have . as . returned home after spending the, Manila HOSPltal past two months visiting relatives ! aoutnern California. Mr. and ', burg Veterans Administration Hos- Mrs. John Bowman, who stayed By EDITH DUNN The Women's Assn. of Oakland on. business. Visitors Return Mr. and Mrs. Don Coffey and Mrs. Flo Rippstein have been on a trip to Southern California, where the ladies were guests at the home of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Whittaker near Los Angeles. The former drove on to Phoenix, Aril. pital. attended (he Oreson League at the Rust Ranch in Elkhead. ' "Sm ' : , iZSa.ni. nt R.,m hit cam e in Ontario, u,"y . .IT; ,k. .1.. . . for Nursing Program Meeting at i returned to their horn tiaiem last ween, me meeting dis- Calif. cussed "Expanding Horizons of Bob Campbell transacted bust Psychiatric and Mental Health ness in San Francisco last week. Nursing. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Means are ! announced recently that the sew- ing and clothing the group has worked on will go to a Manilla hospital and Haines House, an . j . . . .. t V. . naMH.. . . i ... nrnnaniep in AlflMia. me meciiDg was neia at I lie w. i uum mi uie - i. r ..,.. .k.irm.n nf Oregon State Hospital and speak-'Cottage Grove Hospital Jan. &J?""' ers included Gov. Robert n 1 Mrs. George Meyers spent scv-:1"' sewing group Work will start Holmes and Dr. Dean Brooks. I ral days last week in Portland re-lso?n on articles lor a pazaar ceiving medical treatment. Miss Vital Statistics Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little Worry Ett, talk, laugh or snepzt without fear of Insecure) fLw teeth dropplni. dipping or wobbling. FASTEETH holds plates flrtner and more com fortably. This plMisant powder has no gummy, gooey, pastv taste or feeling Doesn't cause nsmea. It alkaline nonaeld. Checks "plate odor" (denture breath l. Oct FASTEETH at any drug counter. Mrs. Guy Pealer and Mrs. Ma Marriaga Licantat DU PRIKST-DU PRIEST Ru dolph T. Du Priest and Kim in a fc. i)u Priest, botn oi Koseourg. NKAL-WERTMAN Coy Z. ertman, bolh Sherrie HoSenpyle staveo with the f A1,"n Pf"'"1'? T NeanH ni'p'V Meyers children during her ab-, M" . Jesse h,d c!uiw 11 S .,- I missionary lesson and discussion, of Myrtle Creek. ICalapooia Circle served refresh ! JEFFRIES PATTEP BLUEBIRDS ELECT The Gay Bluebirds, under the j leadership of Mrs. Clifford Bry den, met recently to elect the fol- ments. PATTERSON Nor man J. Jeffries and Frances Mane Patterson, both of Roseburg. - Youths Participate MATHIS PAULSON Charles In observance of youth week, 1 Roscoe Mathis and Sandra Paul- memhers nf the hich srhnnl class son. both of Roseburg. lowing officers. President, Kathyiof the church took part in the' HARRYMAN-FERRO Stanley Elliot; vice president, Loretla I services last Sunday. The baked j E. Ilarryman and Ina C. Ferro, iouq; secreiary, aroiyn Lee: food sale sponsored bv the Enelish ootn ot uiiiarn treasurer, Sara Johnson, and Settlement Circle cleared $40. BROOKHART-JENSEN Ron- scribe, Sara Wiley. The girls are! Rummage sales are held each i aid Chester Brookhart and Joy making stocking monkeys for thai Saturday from 10 a.m. ! children in the local hospitals. I at the Dailey Building. to S p.m. FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fiicher E III III 1 .MM ii' ii r-v isai it mmt r i i " i : znrrm "It's very important that I get to the office on time. Mom, 1 want to osk for the day off." Wad. Jon. 29, 1 958 The News-Review, Reuburg, Ore. 1 Getting Around Answer to Previous Puzzle igmiw i LAJf ACROSt 1 .Peru 5 Arabian gulf I Mountain in Asia Minor It Rainbow 13 Painful 14 Swab 15 Shining 4 Chinese, for instance 5 Fire residue Foolish 1 Sea eagle I Sembilan. Malayan state f Deceptors 10 Portal 1 I C.l k..ll 17 Hawaiian food . r,r r..m. II Move furtively Inw,y Jo finishes 'l.Sv, S2 Horses" neck 11 Title hlirJ 'M Butterflies J4 RuM,in y nwsij mil 27 Small children 29 Shoihonean Indiana nn WAjwiti'i rru.s-j kiff 6i m . a S3 Ascended 34 Powerful J Stern 37 exaggerate aa Winter vehicle 39 Hindu robe 4 1 Compass point 42 Operate 44 Pare 4 Destinies (Turkish) 49 Lure 3 Fourth Arabian caliph 94 Invitations M Student doctor 37 Air (prefix) 31 Heralic band 39 Chopping tool 60 Native of Latvia M Burn DOWN 1 Mouth parts IPrets 1 Distance measure ntwragency 23 Russian city a City in California 31 Pack 33 Perennial herb 35 Spanish city 40 Divide 43 Country In Asia 43 Mexican coina 40 Russian river 47 Holm oak 41 Woody plant 50 Tend 31 Spanish lar . 51 Belgian river S3 Cooking vessel i m M FTTT1 FTT j j- j i r 3 TB J 11 1 a r a noTTa ttb sir s g rrs r tb TR i-J-5 r?i r ' ' na a ts onr a rT5 ; i jj ii n a u iiii I i i i i r I i I a If Your Paper Hat Nor Arrived By 6:15 P.M. Diol OR 2-3321 iPEMEYB WHY SPEND MORE? Quality for quality you can't buy bat tar I America's top mills makt Ptnnay's shafts, towali, blankets, curtains, lo top specifications. Just try to boat them for value ... try to duplicate these Penney prices. Compart anywherel t aJllllaSllQl!lY Ii?r1rliil K-rvcil 1 1 tji aeatBastJsadaeaiMaUsaliUkMeil Only 2 days left to purchase famous long-wearing Penney sheets at these extremely low January prices! Buy now and save! lgy INew low-Pf Icii 6n-all Sheets for Penney s. January White Goods! . - WHY SPEND MORE? Compare any brand! There ore none finer than Penney'. America's top mills make all Penney sheets to top specifications. Penney's laboratory backs them with no its" or "buts." $2.69 pennevs SlilOl incli full fl.t Famous Long-Wearing MUSLINS Aik Grandma! She knows Penc. sheets. F.r er SO years . . . am., the Knur thrifty nullins made in America. Sirens, imeath Shasta yo can cunt an far ye.rs service. 72x108 inch twin flat 1.93 42x36 inch cases 2 for 89e $2.05 SS HilOl inch full Hat er Sanferited fitted bottom Combed-Yarn Colored PERCALES Silken smooth luxury only percales can five you. lut Penney'i Percales f Y ' bel- nceat weave thet meant (usury with no week pots , . . sheets with wear built in. 42x38 Vi inch cases 2 for 1.19 CNNIY'S DOWNSTAIRS STORI NATION-WIDf WltDfLOWEI SNIITS 2.51 Paaaer's Dew.itSj'rs Stare Slit OS inch.i, tag tart 71it0S i.ehas, twi. tier a buogct micro WASH CLOTHS Famous Cannon wash cloths bud tot priced of Penney's for this event. They five p laity of ttr end era a terrific veaue of Hut low, low price. DownAoirs Store. 12 fir 1.00 "UNOIRTIP" GUEST TOWELS Germans fomowi finfortip to wait in a choice of coretroe colon to match your eelitfi. Terrific hot tasa fift, i 19 inches. Down stairs Store. 0 Sftrl.OO SOUED SHEETS 22 Only display sheet utVd oei our hbat . . . eturinj eft aad tvant. Fulloiiie, II i 108 inch nfLslins, t.Tsr Wash them one) save. Limit, 2 re e customer please. Dolores Jensen, both of Reedsport Divorce Complaints JONES Edora vs. Edgar Jones. Married Nov. 1, 1944, at Eugene. Plaintiff charges cruelty, seeks custody of three minor chil dren, S100 per month support and properly settlement. admt venore vs. itaipn ao-; sit. Married July S. 1953, at Myrtle' Creek. Plaintiff charges cruelty, I seeks custody of minor child, $50 per month support and restoration of maiden name. Deardorff. COOPER Milford vs. Mary M. Cooper. Married April 13. 1948. at Reno. Plaintiff charges cruelly, ; seeks ratification of agreement en tered into by plaintiff and defend ant regarding property and cus tody of three minor children. LANGLEY Katherine Marie vs. Lawrence Edward Langley. Married July 3. 1947, at Hot Springs, Ark. Plaintiff chaiges cruelly, seeks custody of minor child. S40 per month support ana property settlement. Divorce Decreee SMITH Ramona from Henry Harold Smith. Plaintiff awarded custodv of four minor children. BROWN Ellha from- Leon Brown. Plaintiff awarded custody of one minor child, defendant awarded custody of one minor child, plaintiff awarded S3S per month child support and properly settlement ratified. THOMPSON Henry E. from Esther M. Thompson. Defendant awarded S2.300 alimony to be paid in monthly installments. WILSON Harold E. from Mar ian A. Wilson. Plaintiff awarded custody of minor child and proper ty settlement ratified. JANTZER Patricia Barbara from Carl Norman Jantzer. Plain-' (iff awarded custody of two minor children. SfiO per month support and property settlement. I METHODISTS TO MEET The Umpqua sub-district of the Methodist Church will meet at the; Wilbur church tonight at 7:30 p m The theme of the meeting will be, "stewardship and the every mem- her canvas." Ross Youngblood will be main speaker of the evening. Refreshments will be served fol lowing the meeting, reports corre spondent Mrs. Lewis Bintliff. Quick As A Wink Quick help always available from Hartford Insurance Ajent Phone middle of night. We'll get up. Glad to. That's our job. Naturally We're I Hirtfor i Agency! UMPQUA INSURANCE AGENCY TOM PARGCTM VIC LIWIS WM. MINHADT SECURITY IVILDING CJ Gat-oar Rat. ft Lane Its. O PHSNE OR 2 334 kKt paijking in War O C SUIuDIMO r1 HERE'SWW- I WE NEED, HAZEL! ) A PPEEZERy TMEN WE COULD BUY A wMOLE SIDE Or- Beer-: THAT'S TUE WAY TO r I I SAVE MONEY! J ,r BUT DEAClVy-'WOWV , J'SFUNNY! ONLY THE I A SIDE OF fcCOULD WE r,cw can APFORD 1 . BEEP COSTS! MANAGE I V-.TO ECONOMIZEii"'' trjJZSr sT7J r c& ' yen' n as rua.:,. f-j: ju j w Wt CM SlWUtMS WEII3MrLEtlE I I.:-.U .. ICH'MINV. 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TIN W'e7 I Bus Bfasssssr' I I I Tempo i lMr- TApc r-t Turn T HANDLE Ot MINE, BUT IT4 IOO OBVIOUS I KNOW THf V WERC expensive; , dear, but they're useless NOW ItL BET I-ver Gor TUE -FANCIEST TOOL BOXES -r, TOWN j-j. f CARy AN'SAIRVX bTV ah'llstavoest k honevpot-ore ( GRUNT fr-OH AM UORDLR) I LONG "NUFF T'GO "-s. v HUSBIN.TH' EXECUTIVE, A y HOPES vorKIN VISIT t- O'TH' S. HUNTIN' EAGLE AIGS, VLE'S i I IS ABOUT TO PROVIDE J US, A WHILE, BEFO' s f BOARD O ) I UKE rVE USED TO V V(G0.7 J NO WIF LUXUPV, FO' ' C X)' LEAVES TOWN-) V HEALTH."? J 7 . 1 ( TH' RESTO'ORE f-Ci-, -- jjl WHERE D COP OBVOUftLY OtV T.AW,OJT IT XI1' If Y KNOWP. .OC. IF TMtVp I DUNNO MAYKf AND BOOM PICK THE MOON . MAVBE EVERYONE W eOMETHlNG' VEH COT A ROCVET NOT LETS UP THOSE BUT HOWD ( THEY RE I k-NOWS I THOSE CHAPS) THEY TO THE MOCN.N DO 6CME '7',' l. TWO GUYS' THEY GET MOON- THERE S NO K LOX LIKE ( DO AT WE'D HAW P&5ING. JT i ", J; i I cooKig, you pe not I v ..J r-1 cntalao L--1 its jost am "-' -s ( I ) SETTlNfi Lf TTf PS FOCM I yw7 ( wAvt SO"E POivCv ADVERTISEMENT rOOM ) LfTTFO FOO MiS? ) SOVS Pe YOU i I ' N wnew SHt ROS SiCYCLC COMPAfiY COOKif BUMSTfAO J j' . (FT V.MEBMAU? BUT I'M HAVING 'it 9 i nnii"fT-t j t - 1 ' sr q Q O a O fig) . . . "3" o- I O o ci? OO o 0 0 o a o G0 Qw ec- a o o o e 2 K 0)0