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Community News Briefs
Thun. Ftb. 13. 1958 Tho Newi-Review, Rotaburg, Or. 5
Mrt. Larry Ertkin. and son,, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Forrait are; Mrt. C. G. F.rri.r, 77S NE Naih, Mri. L. L. Pawars if reported to
Andy, moved this week from the back at their home on SE Kane ii confined to her home by e-1 be improved in health at her home,
Nebo Trailer Court to 539 SE Street, following a trip to Los An- vere case of sciatica. after being ill the last week.
b5 '! ! nr. and Mrs. Emil Ramberg ofj Mrs. Frd Stever, who recently
J. E Pinkerten former resident "W Helen Casey, Mrs. O. J. this city went to Phoenix, Am. underwent major turnery in Port-
nf this fitv is rnnrtiH In Vw mill I Monger. J. H. Barnek. Miss Esther
AAUW dinner meeting. Gold ill at the home of his daughter, ! D'r nd Mis Edna Turner of
Room of Hotel I'mpqua, 6:30 p.m. the former Nadine Pinkerton, in ; ,h,s ci,y m,d recent trip to
Florence Beardsley of State De- Portland. Eugene to attend the play. "I
partment of Education, Salem, ' Have Been Here Before" by J. B.
guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Cluck Jr. of ; Priestly at the arena theatre of
Pythian Sisters, S p m., KP hall.' Richland, Wash., left for their
Umpqua Mineral Club, St. i home Tuesday following several
George s Episcopal parish hall, ! g1' vult ,here "h the former's
7T30 p.m. Guest speaker ; brother and suter in-law, Mr. and
OOF, p.m.. IOOF hill, jack-!11"' Ce0rge Cluck'
n Sl Dr. and Mrs. Orto Schaefer and
Army Reserve, ( to 10 p m. 1614 family left today for Danville. 111.,
W. Harvard. j where the former has been trans-
Roteburg Liens Club, (.30 p hi., ferred by the Veterans Adminis-
Hotel Umpqua. i tration from the Roseburg VA Hoi-
Civil Air Patrol, 7:30 p.m., fair- P1,al o th hospital there.
grounds quonset hut. ' .,...,. I
. . u, . ,-i i. 1 Mrs. Austin Smith of Sequim.
i IJXilTu' Club'W.sh. has arrived in Roseburg to
p.m., Woman s clubhouse. vUjt unti, fter EsUr withher
Beta Iota ESA. home of Mis. Jim son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Richer in Winston, 8 p.m. Mrs. Clifford Brvden. and family,
' FRIDAY - FEB. 14 j 1058 SE Kne Sl'
d.u. . . r uc- ,.; Mrs. Lulu Lindsay, mother of
ofXG.' h.Xh.b& BTf "7 y eft f 0dmhe;
St.. 12:30 potluck. Plans for March 'T f.VL ? ,L. .Zlr
i,, ,nnn,ntH ah .,.'. i.Hi.. ' Palm Springs. Calif., for the. win
ter months, ihev recently visited
their brother, E. O. Hawn, at his
newly-completed home at Joshua
Tree, cam.
the University of Oregon.
this week to attend to business and I land, is now convalescing at her
enjoy a few days vacation. ; home in this city.
Mrs. C. C. Elliott, who has been! M. L. Hallmark is expected to
ill the last week at her home in , return to his home here today,
Aurelwood, is reported improved following a few days in California
in health. auenaing 10 Dusiness.
Jim Robertson of this city spent
Saturday in Eugene on business.
Andrea Giles, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Giles of this city,
suffered a fractured leg Monday
in a fall while playing. ,
Miss Sharon Titus, student at
Northwest Christian College in Eu
gene, spent last weekend here vis
iting her narents. Mr .nri Mr.
I L. V. Titus.
! ; Portland Contractor's
I, Estate Tops $3 Million
h PORTLAND I Carl A. Schram,
Portland contractor, left an estate
valued at S3.267.149 when he died
last September, appraisers said
Tuesday.
They said most of it was in
stocks. He also was half owner of
the Parker-Schram Construction
Co.. his partnership in which was
valued at S440.764.
The widow. Ida Marie Schram,
and three sons, all of Portland,
were named as heirs. Mrs. Elaine
Nichols. Oregon City, a sister,
received $10,000.
19S3 CHEVROLET
210 4 Door Sedan
SK. baitir tmt Mv-tliti. Sttt
Mi.n. Witt, .ill Wit. Utttm
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Sale Price $748.00
Si Dillard Motor Co.
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tees appointed. All grange ladies
iviled.
' Rotary Anns entertain Rotarians,
6:30 p.m. dinner at Roseburg Wom
an's clubhouse.
Zuleima Nile Club, parish hall, Mr- "r- Don Cunningham
7:30 p.m. for dessert supper. Birth- nd lw younger daughters, Lon
day partv, Valentine exchange, nd M. le(' Monday for Paisley,
election of officers (,re- 10 spend a few months, where
Suthorlin Garden Club annual , ?J" '!rF ThiV?
Valentine card partv and luncheon, Sons,Kr,UC,tl0?, "ork;, JJTIii.,
. D;iJ, . daughter, Jill, is staving with her
new Community Building 1 p .m. mern,i grandparents, Mr. and
uooKinggiass noma txiension . Mr.. C. G. Gilbreath. at Glide.
while they are away.
Unit course in basic dress making
Joy Circle of Glendale Olivet
Presbyterian C h u r e h Women's
Assn., home of Mrs. Ella Blaser,
1:30 p.m.
South Umpqua Lodge 77 AF II
AM, special meeting, Masonic tem
ple, Canyonville, 8 p.m. Grants
Pass lodge present play, members
and visiting members invited.
Lookingglass Grange Valentine
card party, grange hall, 7:30 p.m.,
public invited. Refreshments, priz
es. Roseburg Chapter, Douglas Coun
ty Music Teachers Assn., home of
R. Cloyd Rifle, 252 W. Riverside
Drive, 8 p.m.
She-Wa Camp Fire Girls of Dix
onville. Tom Boone place on Buck
horn Road, 7:30 p.m. Judy Boone
hostess.
Elks Club duplicate bridge. 12:30
open to Elks and invited guests.
Loyal Order of Moose game
night, Moose Hall. 8 p.m.
Umpqua Hillbillie Square Dance
Club, Kellogg Grange hall, 8 p.m.,
all square dancers invited.
Evergreen Grange, 8 p.m.,
grange hall.
Emblem Club executive board
meeting, 8 p.m.. Elks Temple.
Yoncalla Croup
Reviews Books
Members of the Yoncalla Wom
en Study Club held a potluck
luncheon and meeting Thursday
afternoon at the city hall.
Following the lunch a business
meeting was held. Mrs. Dan Rus
sell offered to take the place of
Mrs. Marjone Boucock as devo
tion chairman for the remainder
of the year. Mrs. Russell gave a
report on defense. The club voted
to send a potted plant to Mr. and
Mrs. Loud Pinkston honoring their
SOlh wedding anniversary. Honor
ing Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Richards,
the club voted to purchase a re
production of some art to be hung
in the library, as a memorial.
Several of the clubs in town
have discussed donating towards a
scholarship for some Yoncalla
High School student. The matter
was tabled until more could be
learned about it. Mrs. Jim Bush
of Drain was guest.
During the study period Mrt.
Cabaness reviewed several new
books: "To Live Again" by Kath
ryn Marshall, author of "The Man
Called Peter"; "A Shadow across
the Campus." by Helen Sattley,
and "Neither Black or White" by
Hatoies Stokley. Mrs. Clearman
gave a talk on "History of Oregon
Literature "
The next meeting of the club
will be Feb. 20 at the home of
Mrs. Cabaness. reports correspon
dent Mrs. George Edes.
Bring Your Older
FRIGIDAIRE
Washer Up To Date
AUTOMATIC DYEING
AND BLEACHING
Only $4.80 Cell
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Mr. and Mrs. William Lindsell
and daughters have moved from
Korbel. Calif, to Areata. Calif. Mr.
Lindsell is logging superintendent
for the Simpson Logging Co. The
Lindsells formerly made their
home in Roseburg prior to moving
to California. Their elder daugh
ter. Mary, is spending the school
year attending school in England.
Mr and Mrs. K. L. Wernsing
and son, Jimmy, of Portland came
to Roseburg last Friday and the
latter two remained here over the
weekend visiting Mrs. Wernsing s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Al
bright, while Mr. Wernsing went
to Eugene to enjoy the Dad s
weekend festivities at the Univer
sity of Oregon as the guest of their
son, Jerry.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Geddet and
son, Paul, were among those re
turning from the three-day assem
bly of Jehovah's Witnesses which
was held in Eugene Friday
through Sunday. They were among
1,357 who heard W. D. Couch, dis
trict minister from Brooklyn, N.Y.
headquarters, give the Bible lec
ture, "Facing the Future Without
Fear."
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Smith and
daughter, Cindy, of Los Angeles,
have arrived in Roseburg to re
main over for the wedding Satur
day of the Smiths' daughter, Mist
Leone Kelly, and Jerry Roberts.
While here they will also visit
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert L. Cook. The
Smiths are former residents of
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Horn and
children have returned home fol
lowing a trip to Feather Falls,
Calif., where they went to take
Mrs. Horn's mother. Mrs. J. Wal
ter Davis, back to her home after
visiting here. The Horns met his
grandmother. Mrs. Arthur Jeager.
in Redding and brought her back
to Roseburg with them. The latter
had been visiting relatives and
friends in California.
Fred Kummert, whose home is
in Petersburg. Alaska, and who
has just completed his Navy boot
training in San Diego. left here
Wednesday for Washington to vis
it prior to going to Texas for furth
er training. While in Roseburg he
visited his uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Kummert, and familv.
Steve Kummert, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Kummert of this citv.
has accepted employment at
Mark's auper market.
Mrs. Arthur Jeager has returned
to her home here following a three
month stay in California. She
visited her daughter, Mrs. Mar
garet Montague, and her sister,
Mrs. Anne Murphy, in San Jose,
and with Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Magnuson in San Mateo. She also,
made trips to Cupertino and Hay
ward. En route home. Mrs. Jeag
er stopped in Redding to spend
some time with Mrs. Sylvia Gra
ham and Mrs. Nina I'tzman, both
formerly of Roseburg. I
Mrs. Marion Fitch of San Jose. I "
Calif, and her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Varnell
Price, of Los Altos. Calif., visited 1 "
here a week ago with the former's 1
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and :
Mrs. Gary Kummert, and family.
They were accompanied to Olym-1
pia. Wash, hy Mrs. Kummert and 1
they visited Mrs. Fitches' and !
Mrs. Kummert's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Parks. Mrs. Kummert I ;
returned here Thursday and Mrs. I
Fitch and Mr. and Mrs. Price ar-1
rived back here Friday. The Cal-! ,
ifornia visitors remained here over i
the weekend at the Kummert home
prior to returning to their homes.
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di'turhanr ma b rniW bladder Irntatioa
f.illiywmawrott food end dunk fin
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mm torment of MStrnf bartavh. hd-a-K.,
mueeular arh and pain, i. by
nratbinr ff-t on bUd-Jer Irritation, t. by
trki-i diurvtia action trndinr to fnrrM
output of to li m m of ridnr tut".
Knjor pH Binrit' )ep and th
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NO MONEY DOWN TERMS LOW AS 25 WEEK
Give Her A Diamond Valentine's Day
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NOW! Any Resident with a Glide, Oak
land or Myrtle Creek
EXCHANGE PHONE NUMBER
CAN SHOP WEISFIELD'S BY PHONE
without any toll charge.
Just Dial Operator and ask for
COMMERCE 9741
and then place your order with Weisfield'l.
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Regular 16.95 to 59.50
VANITY SET for her HALF PRICE
Priced from 1.95
DRESS COMPACTS, wide selection . HALF PRICE
Chooit from our big stock
PURSES AND EVENING BAGS ..... HALF PRICE
Volutt to 7.95
LADIES' UMBRELLAS . . .
Valuei to 2.95
FEATHER EARRINGS, fastest fashion 99c
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OPEN FRIDAYS UNTIL 9:00 P.M.
6:00 to 9:00 PM Friday Night Specials
6 to 9 P.M. Friday Nite Specials
Pricet Good Friday From 6:00 to 9:00 P.M. Only
3 PC. AIRPLANE LUGGAGE SET, Reg. 53.50 ?
AUTOMATIC POP UP TOASTER, Reg. 14.95 ?
HAMILTON IEACH MIXETTE, Reg. 19.95 ! ?
BROWNIE HOLIDAY CAMERA, Reg. 3.25 ?
ELECTRIC KITCHEN WALL CLOCK, Reg. 7.95 ?
IMPORTED BONE CHINA CUP AND SAUCFR, Rig. 1.95 . .?
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