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31,
1958
ROGER'S
TUNE-UP
SHOP
Opposite
Jutt OH Harvard Ave.
425 W. Wharton St. OR 2-4022
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Today
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
cHiomorrow
Community News Briefs
Robert Nevue, manager of Mil-1 Mn. 0. B. Fenwick and Mrs. I Miti Josephine Lowtr and her' Mr. and Mri. Fred" Lockwood
ler s. made a recent bunnesi trip Tom Stubhlefield went to Eugene daughter. .Mri. E. S. Wentiar, 1 left Thursday for Palm Desert,
lo San Krancisco. 1 recently to spend the day. ' spent Tuesday in Eugene attend- Scottsdale and Lai Vegas to enjoy
FRIDAY, JAN. 31
Central Junior High sliidi-ms
dance lessons, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.,
school auditorium. Parents invited.
Riversuale Cub Scout Pack 143.
' at school, 8 p.m. All Cubs and
parents asked to attend.
' Lookinf glass Grange card party,
public muted, 7:30 p.m., refresh
ments. Daughters of Union Veterans,
Florence Nightingale 'ent 15, 8
p.m., home of Essie Olson, '2t SE
Douglas.
Elks Club duplicate bridge, 12:30,
open to r.lks and invited guests
VALUE! REMOVABLE DOOR RANGE
Target timer automatic oven control. Oven door slides
off for easy cleaning. New no
drip trip. Calrod units through
out. Varoe -parked Special
craiiMt
iticraic
$168
CARTER TIRE CO.
266 $. E. Stephens Ph. OR 2-2689
Loyal Ordar of Moose game tending to business
nijlhl. Moose flail, 8 p m.
Green Cub Scout Pack 436, Green
School gym, 8 p.m.
in0 tn hnsinsu
Dennis Van Horn will go to Cor ! Letter Caldar, representative for
vallis Saturday to be the guest of Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. of Mrs. George Wharton is able to
his daughter, Sandy, at Dad s Springfield, was a business visitor be out again after being ill the
Weekend festivities. ! in Roseburg Wednesday. I last week at her home on Claire
Robert Dudley, of the Roseburg: Mr, and Mrs. E. . Papa of Eu- j e
Memorial Gardens, is expected to ; gene spent the weekend in Rose- Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Chandler
return to his home here tonight, ! burg as houseguests of Mr. and spent the weekend in Salem and
following a stay in Portland at-: Mrs. Robert J. Hatterscheid,
a month's vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stubblefield
made the trip to Eugene recently
at which time they attended a din
ner for Richfield dealers and their
wives.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Van Horn
spent Wednesday in Eugene at
tending to business mattera.
1 Laurelwood.
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SATURDAY FEB. 1
Hayloft Square Dance Club.
Preschcrn Barn, 9 p m., all square
dancers invited. Ladies bring sand
wiches. Serving committee: l.eo
and Irene Eonsworlh, bob and
Pearl Fresh.
Metros PTA rummage sale, 8
am.
Buckeroo Square Dane Club, Th. Shrnde famitv nenl the ux-ek.
at Barn near Winchester. 9 p.,ien(j as guests of Shrode's parents,
all dancers welcome. Curley Key-iur. and Mrs. L., D. Shrode. in
Mrs. Frank Brown, former Rose-' Miss Gaylo Leranian, who is tak-
burg resident and now of Canyon-1 ing nurses training at Good Sa
ville. is reported to be a patient , mantan Hospital in Portland,
at F orest lilen Hospital in Can-1 spent the weekend hera visiting
yonville. since suffering a recent ner parents, Mr. and Mri. E. V.
heart attack. uirenzen.
G. V. Wimbarlv is en route back
Portland. The former attended an to his home in Roseburg. folluw
engineering meeting in Portland ing a trip to Arizona with V. V.
Friday night. . Harpham of this city, who plans to
remain there for a longer stay.
I
: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shroda and frank J. Wilson, formerly of
family returned home Monday lol- Myrtle Creek, died at his home
lowing a trip to Springfield to at-!'" Escondido, Calif. Jan. 21, as
I lend the funeral of Clyde Hincs"" result oi a heart attack.
who was killed recently in a truck
' train accident near Springfield.
nolils. caller
George Starmer Auxiliary No.
18. Lnitcd Spanish War Veterans,
home of Mrs. Katie Millikin. 1175
SE Douglas, 1:30 p in Light re
freshments. Rummage sale sponsored hy St.
Joseph's Parents Club. 721 SE
Stephens former Necchi-Elna sew
inu center, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
South Deer Creek Grange, 7 p.m.
dinner. Members come as hoboes,
bring white elephant to sell.
Pythian Sisters, Candy sale at
Swick's Tots to Teens Store. Pro
ceeds for March of Dimes and
Muscular Dystrophy funds.
Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 p.m..
245 SE Jackson, for more informa
tion call OR 2 2755.
Evergreen Old Time Dance Club,
9 to 1 p.m., KP hall. Roseburg.
.Membership open to public, visit
ors welcome.
Canyonville Beginners Square
Dance group, Youth Center.
Gene Rogers, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Rogers of this city,! Miss Jennie Murphy and Miss
wll return to his studies at the Marjorie Bowker of this city left I
University of Portland following : today for Eugene to spend the
a week's visit here with his par- weekend on the University of Ore
en's. 1 gon campus. Jennie is the daugh
., ter of Attorney and Mrs. Edward
-h h" f C"S I.,'WJhahretu?"iM- MurPnv "d Marjorie is the
ed home from Portland where she ! daughter of Douglas Countv As
nas been confined to Physicians' , ,
j cording to word received in Rose- i and Surgeon's Hospital for medi- , .....
burg. Iwo sisters survive, Mrs. cat treatment and tests. Mrs. i Mr and Mrs Edwin Myers will
Fred J. McCabe of Grants Pas. Crankshaw s husband made the . leave for Eugene tonight at which
j . -iir ui .u-i...h ""' uiuiis uis wne time they will meet their dauch
Springfield.
Charles Brundaga, C. M. Beam-! Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Sedell of
er and Dr. Roy Hanford are some this city have received the an-
cietv of the First Methodist Church ! 10 Corvallis tonight to attend Dad s nouncement of the marriage of
kii mri iwu win me kuesi ui v-u,iunrjr. 01 ,iuuesiu, .aill. ana
their respective sons, Dennis and Frank Francek, which took place
Nub, and Dr. Hanford will go asjin Carson City, Nev. at St. Ther
the guest of Mary Ann and Linda lesa's Catholic Church Nov. 17. The
Backen, whose father is in Dallas, j bride is well-known in Roseburg.
Texas, on a business trip. 1 having visited here at the Sedell
.... .. I home a number of times.
William Jalski of this city was,
in Medford Sunday to participate Mrs. Richard Tucker, Mrs Cur
in the Philharmonic Society of lev Craig. Mn. J.rrv UMm.r,.
Members of the Woman's So-
sponsor
Orders for the tamalcs must be
in by Feb. 5 by calling Mrs. D. II.
Lenox, OR 3-8213 or Mrs. J. B.
Bailey, OR 3-6279. The orders may
be picked up anytime Friday, Feb.
7, before 4 p.m. m the educational
building of the Methodist Church.
ter, Diane, who attends OSC. The
three will attend the Oregon-Oregon
State basketball game alter
which Mrs. Myers will return
home and Myers and his daugh
ter will go to Corvallis to attend
Dad's Weekend festivities.
I ,MT?nofw fcsj
TOPS IN QUALITY!
LOW IN PRICE
CAMP FIRE GIRLS MEET
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Foster are
back at their home in Roseburg,
following a vacation trip. They first
went to Brookings, Ore., and stay
ed overnight with their son and
daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Lar
ry Foster, and baby daughter.
They were joined there by Mrs.
F'oster's brother-in-law and sister.
.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flury, of
Roseburg. who accompanied them
south to Santa Barbara. Calif, and
to Claremonl, where they
houseguests of Mrs. Foster's and
Mrs. Flury's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ray ward,
Southern Oregon in concert with
the Symphony Orchestra under the
. direction of Richard D. Werner and
the Women s Choral Club of South
ern Oregon under the direction of
Helene Robinson, at the Medford
High School auditorium. Mr. Jel
ski is an oboe player in the symphony.
and family, former Roseburg rest
The Ma ta-wa Camp Fire Girls dents. The Flurys returned home
had a potluck luncheon recently at by plane after their visit in Clare
the home of Mrs. Mary L. Sav- niont, while Mr. and Mrs. Foster
:e. leader. 1 he girls worked on went on to San Diego. Iia Juana, son
Miss Diane Myers, daughter of
w r e I Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Myers of
this city, spent the weekend here
visiting her parents. She made the
trip in company with her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Higgs,
and sons, Mike and Dennis, of
Portland, who came down to visit
Higgs' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nel
B. Higgs of Burns, who are
Mrs. Willis Wambolt, Mrs. Waldon
Routledce. Mrs. Dannv McLean.
Mrs. Charles Penfield. Mrs. Les.
ter Frost, Mrs. George Jameson,
-Mrs. Paul Krueger, Mrs. Robert
Elliott and Mrs. Raymond Olscn
made the trip to North Bend Sun
day to attend the annual mid-winter
conference of the Women of
the Moose.
CERAMIC TILE SALE!
65c
Per Square
Foot
"Do It Yourself"
We will supply cutter.
syniholrains, memory hooks and Disneyland. Palm Springs and spending the winter at the Mvers
a poster lor a program iney were rnous Berry rarm oetore heading home. En route home to Portland
inning pari in. rreseni were i.ien- norm tor nome. iney slopped over i Mr. and Mrs. Higgs dropped otf
da Beach. Donna DcBnll, Nancy in San Jose, Calif., en route homejMi.ss Myers at Corvallis where the
Pittam, Barbara Saar, Marie Sav- to visit Mr. and Mrs. S. V. O'fteil- latter is a student at Oregon State
anc aim ,,n-s. vone ienou, as-' iv auu lauiuy, lormeny oi mis college. Miss Mvers has recently
sistanl leader.
city.
been initiated into Pi Beta Phi
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No
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to pnetd car v fi Body bf f!9t od So-tV P!o't G o$t ofl oreud
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WEEK
END
SPECIALS
EXCITING
NEW
AND
Something Special!
C0TT0I3
DRESSES
99
Keg. 3.98
Wrinkle- mtatant
EverglaM cotioiw
with the liMtr
that lasts. FremH
new atjrlec with
cnxp whit piqu.
Iac or cording
detail. Soma with
four-yard aweea)
akirts. Printa
and aoiid cotora.
SiaM II to ,
US to 24'
AT'
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Men's White
Handkerchiefs
Pockoged, 10 to f f '
a package. Reg. $1.00 f f
Children's 1 -Piece
Flannel Pajamas
7?
Colors; blue, pink,
maiie. Sizes 4-6-8.
Regular 1.29
Infant- Boys'
Trooper Caps
88
Made of fine cordu
roy. Ear flaps, chin
tie. Regular 1.59.
Men's Slack Length
Work Socks
211
Salt and appr ar
plain whitt. Spun
cotton, nylon rein
forced. Si 11 10' i
ta 12. Rt. 39c.
Ladies Rayon Acetatt
PANTIES
rr.
$100
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Fancy trim, a ttort ti
hifh colors. Siiat S--T.
P.rvt uty.
Rofular 39c.
YrtJjf Special
Cotton Prints
4 Yds.
$100
3( i.thn
Weihtait, Mrsl au.l
ity. Valwn to JJe yd.
PAD AND
COVER
Scorch - pronf, 0 bjm
wipa-clean JfTT-
silicone eov- m C
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flei pad.
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Makes All Your
Baking Chores Easier
POKTABLE MIXER
Porta bla wte mrtf aleca.
Stere an heal pair r hanf en
.ll. AC. ttjl.r 12.V0.
$7.77
JUST ARRIVED
Potted AZALEAS
Colors: (sink, salmon and red. Now
in early stages ef ful bloom. Large
pots. Ttieie long-lasting beautiful
fleers can be transplanted to your
planter or yard. This site usually
sells for 1.98. 0
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