o
o
o
o
12 Th Newt-Review. Roseburg, Oft. Thurt. Feb. 6, 19S8 Retired Gentleman'
At 27, Wife Claims
In Suit For Divorce
Scottsburg MarrNamed
To Corvallis ROTC Post
LOCAL NEWS lEIkton HEU Sewing Class
Begins Tuesday Morning
LOS ANGELES i A witness
;in the divorce hearing of Mrs.
Bv MRS C. W. HENDERER Church lal Sunday was District Athalie Joan Irvine Penniman,
Iiaviri : Hanson ot Scotliuure, Superintendent Meridelh Groves 24, one of the nations wealthiest
son ol Mr. ana Ait s, aieivin i aim mr. uiuww oi luscuc.
llanson, was recently named bat- short business meeting was held
tie group executive officer, one of following the church service,
the top officer posts in the 1,145-i Mr. and .Mrs. I'hU Kyan and boys
student army ROTC brigade at : of John Day were overnight guests
Oregon Stale College. at the parental Delmer Wodell
Hanson is senior majoring in home,
mechanical engineering. He has Funeral services were held in
also been initiated into the Oregon I Cottage Grove Feb. 1 at the Catho
State College engineering honor I lie Church for Florence Ann Pe
society, Ta Beta Pi. Membership 1 plot. 87, resident of Sutherlin for
is limited to the top 20 per cent i the past 47 years. Mrs. Pepiot was
scholasticallv in the various engi-j living at the home of her daiiRh
nrcring departments. ,r, Mrs. Vida McCollum at Elk-
! ton at the time of her death. In
In Hospital llerment was at the cemetery in
Douglas Garrison, son of Mr. Sutherlin.
and Mrs. Bovd Garrison, was taken 1 Kay Monner, who has been work
to the Cottage Grove Hospital Sun-! ing with his brother near Port
dav with congested lungs. I land, spent last weekend at his
Donald Wilson of Coquillc spent home in button,
last Wednesday visiting at the I The Snellstoms Sawmill closed
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jan. 29 for an indefinite time.
K. H. W ilson, en route to Portland. The Umpqua Soil Conservation
Mrs. Lvdia Palmer of Campbell ; District meeting has set March 11
Itivcr, British Columbia, is visit-j for its annual meeting to be held
ing this week in Elkton with at the Scottsburg grange hall,
friends and relatives. Warren Baker drove a bus load
John Abraham returned to his i of people to Eugene, Jan. 30 to
home last week from the Cottage
Grove Hospital where he under
went major surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude ilaincs ana
family of Mesa, Wash, spent last,
weekend in Elkton.
Guest Speaker
Guest speaker at the Melhodul
Lookkingglass Couple
Returns From Ashland
By HAZEL S. MARSH
Mr. nd Mrs. F'red Schulze re
turned to Lookingglass Sunday
from Ashland where they spent the
weekend visiting their daughter.
Donna, who is a student at South
ern Oregon College of Education.
They attended the basketball
game between the Eastern Oregon
College of LaGrande and SOCE,
Donna is a member of the rally
squad. The Schulzes also attended
to business matters in Medlurd.
In Portland
Mrs. W. J. Meredith and son,
Charles, drove to Portland over the
last weedend to attend to business.
K. J. Ollivant, who has been
the Civic Music Concert with Goza
Nada, pianist. About 20 people
made the trip.
women, said her husband '"was a
'retired gentleman' at the age of
27."
Mrs. Penniman testified that
Russell Sylvanus Penniman, 27,
airplane broker, "refused to get
a job when I asked him to and
he stayed in bed until noon every
day."
Corroborating testimony about
Penniman as a "retired gentle
man" was given by Mrs. Penni
mans stepfather, U.S. District
Judge Thurmond Clark, who also
said that Penniman "was always
in bed."
Mrs. Penniman. who inherited
half of the 250-million-dollar real
estate fortune of her late grand
father, James Irvine Sr., was
granted the divorce Monday on
grounds of cruelty. She was given
custody of their son, Russell Pen
niman IV, S months, and. under
a property settlement, $100 a
month child support.
Penniman, who had also filed
for divorce, did not contest his
wife's action. Married Oct. 22,
19.06, the couple separated last
Nov. 24.
Melrose School Slates
Dental Survey Feb. 14
By NETTIE WOODRUFF Weekend guests at the Michael
A dental survey will be conduct-1 Wooton home were her parents,
ed in the Melrose School Feb. 14 Mr. and Mrs. George Santlii, of
by the county dental society. Milwaukie.
At the regular PTA meeting to
be held Feb. 10, the dental society "om Computed
will exnlain the survey and a film I Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Doerner and
will be shown
Attond Confertnco
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Young re
recently attended an REA conlcr
ence in Dallas, Tex. En route thuy
visited her brother in Phoenix,
Ariz.
David Damon has returned to his
college studies in Richmond, Calif.,
following a weekend visit here
vilh his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Brooke.
Hav Petnquin. who with nis
family plan to move this week into
Iheir recently completed new
home.
T. II. Pargeler attended the
Dad's Weedend activities at OSC
in Corvallis during the weekend
and stayed with his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Myron
Phillips. Myron's father, Grant
Phillips, accompanied Pargcter to
Corvallis.
A large crowd patronized ihe
Melrose Grange's annual tamuie
dinner. Mrs. Earl Siples was gen-
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Irvin of
Oakwood, Okla., were recent vis-'
iton here of Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Greer and Mr. and Mrs. R. G.
Kelley. There were en route home ,
after touring in California and
Oregon. Mrs. Irvin is a niece of
both Mrs. Greer and Mrs. Kelly.
William Crowoll has returned
home following a trip to Pomona,
Calif., where he visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Crowell. The
former made the trip to be wah
his father who '.elebrated his 9ist
birthday and remained to attend
the 65th wedding anniversary of
his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Barney re
turned home over the weekend fol
lowing a trip to the Portland area
where they were called by tlie
death of the former's father,
Charles Berney. During their stay,
they were the guests of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Leighton Hill, in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wimer will
celebrate the occasion of their 23th
wedding anniversary at an open
house at their home at 3842 Carncs
Road Sunday, Feb. 9, from 2 until
6 p.m. The couple's two daugh
ters. Mrs. Mark Balfour of M.d
ford and Mrs. Ralph Harris of Eu
gene will he hostesses for the af
fair. Friends, relatives and neigh
bors are invited to call.
Jamos Doyle? owner and man
ager of KHNH radio station. :e
lurned to hr home on SE Glenn
Street Wednesday night, following
a trip to Salt Lake City, Utah,
where he underwent throat sur
gery. He is reported to be in a
satisfactory condition and will
spend the next several weeks con
valescing before resuming his full
schedule at the radio station.
I Doyle's doctor in Salt Lake City
j has been a close friend for many
years.
Oaklandthurch Sets Ordination Services
By MRS. C. W. HENDERER
The Klkton Home Extension Unit
v.ill hold the first of a series of
sewing classes Feb. 11 at the ludae
hall at 9 a.m. Everyone is to bring
a sack lunch.
Instructions will be given for lay
ing and cutting of material. Future
class dates are Feb. 18. 25 and
March 4. Project leaders are Sher
ry Baker and Laura Adamo.
Attend School Meeting
Leo Crisman, superintendent of
Yugoslavia Sentences
Trio To Prison Terms
BELGRADE. Yugoslavia i
A district court sentenced three
Yugoslavs to prison this week on
charge! of attempting a forceful
overthrow of the Communist re
gime of President Tito.
The three, sentenced to terms
ranging from 4 to 8La years,
claimed they were not revolution
ists but Social Democrats who met ,
casually over cups of coffee. i
The government charged that,
two of the defendants a pre-war,
labor union leader. Bogdan Kre
kic, 65. and a former lawyer,
I Aleksander Pavlocic. 74 were
t forming a group to overthrow the
government by force, the tniru i
defendant. Prof. Milan Sujovic ofi
Belgrade University, was accused1
of being an accomplice.
Krekic was sentenced to 7
years; Pavlovic 81 a, and 58-year-;
old Zujovic 4. j
FUNDS FOR PLANNING
SALEM 'i The federal Com
munities Administration has given
the state of Oregon S20.000 for
planning the final phases of the
state reformatory, now under con
struction here.
The granting of the money was
announced by Rep. Norblad i K-Orei.
Elkton schools, was in charge of
the meeting of the Douglas County
Administrators Jan. 30 at Roaring
Camp. About 20 attended and en
joyed a crab feed. The crabs were
lurnished by lorn Huebncr, super-'
intendent of Reedsport school.
Bennie Knypstra was one of iev
eral from Elkton who attended a
bulb growers meeting last Thurs
day in Brookings. The growers ;
met with others from Portland'and
Seattle. Following the meeting they i
toured.some bulb fields and report
ed the present price as good.
The Valentine Eastern Star :
Chapter of Myrtle Creek will have
Friendship night Feb. 10 and have ,
invited the Klkton Eastern Scar
Chapter to visit.
Netson Levi of Wallace, Idaho, '
was an overnight guest at the
Charles Randall home recently.
Mrs. Randall drove Mr. Levi to,
Portland to meet his flight sched- j
ule Friday. :
Work Day Sot
The Three Links Club of the'
Rebekah Lodge will meet Feb. 6,
Thursday at the lodge hull for an
other work day beginning at 10:30
a.m. with a potluck luncheon at
noon.
Mrs. Jim Mitchell and daughters
moved to Gardiner last Thursday
where Mrs. Mitchell will teach
retarded children in the Gardiner
school.
A large group of Elkton ladies
of the Home Extension Unit at
tended the dressmaking meeting
at the Scottsburg Grange. T he
meeting provided instruction for
the series of dressmaking classes
to be held in each unit.
The Elkton Christian Church
held its monthly business meeting
last Sunday following a potluck
luncheon. Eighteen members and
children were present. Rev. Don
ald Gibbs had charge of devotions
following the meeting.
Oakland uin unity Presbyteri
an Church will hold ordination and
installation services of ruling eld
ers and deacons this Sunday morn
ing. The Harriet-Rosa Circle of the
hurch will meet Friday at 2 o.m.
with Mrs. Ruth Bunch for an after
noon of sewing. The Calapooia
Circle will also meet Friday with
Mrs. Alfred Hand for a 12 noon
luncheon. Mrs. Hand and Mrs.
Glen Heaton will be hostesses.
The pastor seeking committee
met last Sunday and elected these
officers: Lyle Stuwe. chairman:
Jim Stearns, vice-chairman, and
CHURCH POPULATION
WASHINGTON ' A sampling
by the Census Bureau indicates :
that some 79 million adult Ameri
cans regard themselves as Pro
testants and 30.700.000 as Roman
Catholics. Another 3,900.000 follow!
Judaism, about 1,500.000 hold vari
ous other beliefs and some 3.Xy
000 profess no religion.
' Mrs. Jesse Lee, secretary.
This Sunday is Boy Scout ana
Cub Scout Sunday throughout the
I world and Scouts are invited to
attend their regular church tor
I morning services, reports corre
spondent Edith Dunn.
t Symptoms of Distress Arising from
! STOMACH ULCERS
i duito EXCESS ACID
I QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST
-1 - Ovr fW million parkiiei of trw
WILL Aft D TRtATMCMT uvr ba M
lor r!iri oi (ymp4'miot 1 u muni it-m
ttemch r..i OuUnal (Hr due t Kt
cm Acta) Ftw OigntMM, tour or UMt
SUmach. GamIimm. Heartburn, tlcap
I IWM, .., Ji'f 19 Eimm Attid. Art loi
'WtMW Mwup" write lully esplaiu
tn nome treil roeiu fr
H. C. CHURCH t SON, DRUGS
fULLIRTON REXALL DRUG
PAY LESS DRUG
WEST SIDE PHARMACY
REOPENING!
With A Complete Mew Stock of
FULLER PAINTS
FULLER LATEX
In standard colon.
Gal. 4.75
1229 S. E. Stephens St.
, nnnf Ipin I l-fl 111 I lt llH til lf
convalescing at the home of ms hospitalized in the Veteran s Ho-son-in-hiw
and daughter. Mr. and , ,. ', in Phoenis. Am.
wife and Mrs. Amy Seely was on i eral chairman of the affair. .Mrs
Keith Conn drove to Albany to
hnng home his wife and family.
They had been visiting relatives
fur several days during which Mrs.
Conn was taken ill. She is now re
covering satisfactorily.
Mrs. Carless Hamlin and small
son have returned from a visit
with relatives in California.
Mrs. Thbr Hanscy in Eugene, fol
lowing major surgery performed
at Sacred Heart Hospital in Eu
gene, is now reported to be im
proved in health. He hopes to re
turn to his home in the valley the
latter part of the week. His daugh
ter, Mrs. Fred Schulze, plans to
drive up fur him.
Mrs. Fred Southwick, director of
S 2LrV2SK I Yoncalla Livestock
at the Pine Grove Church in which
Dr. R. L. Dunn won the pearl
medal. Dr. Dunn served as inter
im pastor for several months at
the local church and is now serv
ing the Pine Grove Church.
Fred Southwick is back at his
desk in the Douglas Forest Protec-
Pete Veenstra furnished piano din
ner music during the afternoon.
Pirssy willows and Valentine decor
ations were used.
Club Makes Halter
By MRS. GEORGE EDES
I Yoncalla 4-11 Livestock Club met
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Russell in Scotts Valley.
The club discussed points of
live Assn. office fnlkiwini several 1 interest relating to the raising of
weeks convaleseinii from mi Inr I livestock. Paul Mill showed how
surgery performed shortly alter 10 make calf halter to use when
the first of the year. ' training calves. Refreshments
Chf Bolmg was released from ",re , . ,?y .
Community Hospital alter having
the close of the meeting.
received several
treatment.
days
Personalized Service
"Tht Skinners"
Bookkeeping
AND
Income Tax Service
NOTARY PUBLIC
427 S. E. Moin OR 3-3010
Ive. by Appointment
Phont OR 2-1943
Permanent Location
1 lUvra lr Ptrhlitr W
PrMrntlnf Hsrhlnf Ttrkrl
frm ASilr-i
medical Mooting Announced
I The Yoncalla Town and Country
Club will meet with Mrs. Evcret
Curtis Feb. 12 instead of with Mrs.
Anderson as previously announced.
The benefit dinner served by the
Willing Workers Club of Scotts
Valley netted Ihe club around SIX)
which will be divided between the
Polio Fund, Heart fund and Can
cer fund.
The club wishes to thank all
those who donated pies and their
time to make the dinner a success.
Don Jackson, music director for
Ihe school, directed several hand
numbers by his students. Betty
Baker was oyster cook and Carol
Hyde decorated the tables. A large
crowd attended
Man With Cut
Juglar Vein
Restored To Life
SAN FRANCISCO in A man
believed dead from a severed
jugular vein was alive this week
and seemingly on his way to re
covery because of the quick work
of an ambulance attendant and a
surgeon.
Police said Velden Averett, 37,
and Wynston V. Margrave, also
.17, both of San Francisco, began
fighting Sunday night in a tavern
as they argued over sheep-shearing.
1'he two, according to inspector
Milton Piro, struggled into a
swinging door, shattering the
glass. A fragment gashed Aver
ett'i throat deeply.
Joe Lanthier, an ambulance at
tendant who arrived shortly, held
Averett's jugular vein and admin
istered oxygen as the ambulance
raced to the hospital.
Dr. Sanford A. Marcus. 36,
whose name hit the front paces in
1955 when his baby son was kid
naped from Mount Zion Hospital,
took over at the hospital. Averett
was given adrenelin. three pints of
plasma, five pints of whole blood
and one pint of chemical blood
substitute.
Averett regained consciousness
within one hour, but his condition
remained critical.
The man was legally dead
when I examined him," one hos
pital surgeon said.
(mktrt
FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY
CLOSE-OUTS
LADIES SWEATERS
Nylon pullovers, assorted styles and colors,
Sites 36 to 40.
LADIES CARDIGANS
Nylon, assorted stylet and colon, Sues
36 to 40.
$269
$369
J
ottons, rayons, assorted styles and FAfl
nsrf -2A-Your h ou o off
MENS SWEAT SHIRTS $-29
I
.!! .j: J I ... . . .
,,,vu,urTi anu lar.'jc, your cnoica ot colors,
pullover style. ...
ALL OTHER WINTER GOODS
AT COST OR LESS
Sifer's Department Store
Douglas County's Lowest PricfJ Clothing Store
72 tt Cordon Vollty .. t llock ll M 014 H,.r oo
Senators Seeking
Funds For Road
WASHINGTON If Seven Pa
cific Northwest senators are seek
ing an 8'i million dollar appro
priation to complete the Lewis and
Clark Highway between Missoula,
Mont., and I.ewiston, Idaho.
Sen. Church (DIriahot said
this week legislation calling for the
appropriation was being co-sponsored
by himself and Sens. Mag
nuon iD-Washl. Jackson t D
Wash). Murray (D Monti. Ma.is
field (D Montl, Morse tD-Ore) and
Neulierger (D-Orei.
The requested funds would tie
used to complete the final 13-mile
link of the highway following the
mute the U-wis and Clark Ex
pedition took in 1R0.V
"The huge investment alrea.lv
made in Ihe highway cannot yield
returns until this remaining srmrt
link is completed." Church said.
"Interest cost to the taxpayer on
this investment while uncompleted
has been estimated at $.Ki0.0ii0 a
year "
FIRE: OR 2-2644
POLICE: ocf
CALL
OR 3 6668
MONEY:
664 S. E. Stephens, Roseburg
.at
7
tits
X
4DAYEVENT
FRIDAY-SATURDAY
MONDAY-TUESDAY
ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION
Friday Wow!
2 HOURS ONLY
9 TO 11 A.M.
MEN'S LEATHER
WATCH BANDS
IT
SIX BEAUTIFUL DIAMONDS
Exquisite 14k mountings. Purchase the en
gagement ring, receive the three Oft r A
diamond wedding ring FREE ... 07 Jv
SILVER PLATE-HALF PRICE
Coronation by Community Eternally
Yours 1847 Rogers. Reg. Q p
100.50 for 52 pes., chest optional H 7.7 J
PENS AND PENCILS W
Sho.tf.r J Off
WALL PLAQUES 7Qc
Ingliiti trots, Rof. $1.09 "
EXPANSION I. D. BRACELETS 099
Mn'i jnd Wowwi'i, Rtfj. 4.30 "
EXPANSION I. D. BRACELETS AM
Men't m4 WmiTi, Rf . 1.95 '
CALIF. DECORATED POTTERY 199 099
Aih trayi, rvlith diihit, mock tryft. I a
R. J.00 t 4 00. ,w
PLASTIC DISPENSER SETS 799
For kUcnt, pwdr, lotio, ttt. fttf. 10 93. .. "
HAND MADE ITALIAN POTTERY 177 077
Voms. eli. koikttt. He. .. 3 00 to 4 00 I tO
LEATHER COIN PURSES 77c 111
y St. TKom.t, Rto. 1 00 to I 50 ' 0 I
CRAZY BARBECUE APRONS 083
Roulor J 50
SILVERPLATED CASSEROLE Q95
1 Wm. Rotors, Re. 14 tS
DISHES, 55 PIECE SET 0495
Btutififl pjfry, twice for I
NAXON DEEP FRYER 1C77
On. onh,, Roe.lor 17 tl J
COSTUME JEWELRY LJc
COSTUME JEWELRY n 167
lrrinft. pr4un btf1t, . O" tabl, yr chtxc .... I
Saturday Wow!
2 HOURS ONLY
9 TO 11 A.M.
Men't Stainless Steel
EXPANSION
WATCH BANDS
M.47
Reg.
5.95
BIRTHSTONE RINGS
Large assortment for men, women and
children. Layaway now OftO ftt
for graduation. AW0 UTT
17 JEWEL WRIST WATCH
Woodsman,
guaranteed
band and luminout dial
thockproof, waterproof, fully
With expansion Aft A
3-PIECE LUGGAGE SET
24" Pullman, 21" Weekend, Overnight case
in pastel colon bound in Vinyl ft qq
plastic, many to choose from. atO. 7
Monday Wow!
2 HOURS ONLY
9 TO 11 A.M.
New Nylon Installed
In Ladiet
WATCH BANDS
13'
G. E. ALARM CLOCK
Color styled with OQ
dependable Telechron motor. Htr
G. E. CUPBOARD CLOCK
4.49
Stylet to fit any kitchen,
Telechron motor
Tuesday Wow!
2 HOURS ONLY
9 TO 11 A.M.
KEYS
DUPLICATED
33C Each
OPEN FRIDAY
TIL 9 P.M.
FREE!
China Snack Set to first
25 cuitomert after 7 PM
EXPANSION BAND TRADE-IN
Your old watch band it worth 2.95 on
any expansion band in stock. Choose from
Spiedel, Kreitler, Flexlet, JB. 14k gold.
MEN'S WEDDING BANDS
. 9.99
14K gold.
Regular 15.00.
LADIES WEDDING BANDS
6.49
14K gold.
Regular 14.95
"LUCENT" DINNERWARE
16 pc. starter set in guaranteed Malamine.
Your choice ef pink, trqaoite, yellow or
white, leguler 10 QC
11.95 Open itock. I -J.7 J
JEWELERS j
ON THE MACIC CORNER
WASHfTNCTON AND JACKSON STREET o
OPEN FRIDAY.BVENINC TIL 9f.M.
'
8
a
"e