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Community News Briefs
Worrit Smith,' who is with Jam
ten in Portland, spent Wednesday
in Roseburg attending to business.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Winetrooi
of Medlord spent Wednesday in
Koseburg attending to business.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Beery ant) I Mr. and Mrs. Jack May returned
Mrs. Lowi
Mr. and Mrs. Don .Morgan spent
last weekend at the Beerys lloat
house at Sillcoos Lake.,
Mits Jannia Murphy and Mis
Marjorie Bowkei of this city spent
the weekend visiting friends on the
Mrs. Bab Clark left Monday for ; Rsbart Dudlay, president of Rose
Fresno. Calif., where she will burg Memorial Gardens here, is
spend two weeks visiting her moth-; spending the week in Portland at
er, Mrs. Helen Ward. tending to business.
Wayne Crooch, Sid Moon, Don Ray Cummins, who has been -" "nipus.
Hagedorn and Louis Blevins made , spending the last several months u. ... -j,. H-.noht.rnf Mr
the trip together Monday night to at Smoke Tree Ranch near Palm J?'Vlr, RotancT Ed ? wS the'
-- ---j - .., u,o..L-.,nH h.r. viitin0 her narenu.
basketball Monday here attending to business, i ..u. " . , c t " , . d.i,.h
Mrs. Rodney Lindsay of San ' where she is in nurse's training at
, Francisco, who has been visiting Good Samaritan Hospital.
here the last several days, and her
aunt, Mrs. Arthur W. Baum of this
city left today for Las Vegan, Nev.
to enjoy a vacation.
j C. N. Currier, city building in
: spector, has returned to his desk
following a week's confinement to
his home. He suffered injuries to
his ribs, back and shoulders caus
ed from a fall from a building.
Oregon State College
game, in Lugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kingry and
children, David and Francis, are
leaving Roseburg and are moving
to Fremont, Neb., where Kingry
has obtained employment. They
formerly resided in the Glengary
area.
Mrs. Edgar Lewis, owner of the
Mabel Lewis Shop, is back at her
home here, following two weeks in
Palo Alto, Calif, visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Marcus. She was
brought back to Roseburg by auto
mobile by her niece, Mrs. Rodney
Lindsey, of San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lyons were
in Portland Friday night and Sat
urday on business. En route home,
they stopped in Coos Bay where
Mrs. Lyons was a contestant in the
Toastmistrest Council 8 speech
contest. They returned home Sun
day evening.
Mrs. William Unrarh made the
trip to Eugene Friday together
with her daughter, Sabra, and the
Misses Marilyn Martin and Myrla
Magness. They were overnight
guests at the home of the former's
mother, Mrs. C. R. Boyd. The
three young women attended a
party at Calvalier House at North
west Christian College as the
guests of Lee Jarvis, Don Henry
and Eddi Wagoner, students at
the college.
Mr. and- Mrs. Vondis Miller of
this city left today for Portland,
where they will attend the wed
ding Saturday of their son. Vondis,
and oanne Jolley. which will take
place at 2 p.m. at All Saints Epis
copal Church. The Millers will be
hosts at the rehearsal dinner for
the wedding prty Friday evening.
home Monday following several
days spent vacationing at 'ieir
floathbuse at Silteoos Lake.
Bill Mrper, Lee Wimberly, Kay
Puckett and Bill Mtarkham made
up a party who attended the col
lege basketball game in Eugene
Monday night.
Mrs. Effit Spencer and daughter,
Alta, both of Anchorage, Alaska;
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hughes, recent
ly of Anchorage and now residing
in Spokane, Wash.; and Mrs. Bur
win Brown and daughter, Denise,
of Bakersfield, Calif., were recent
Sunday visitors at the C. N. and
Archie currier homes. Mrs. Spen
cer is the Currier men's sister and
Alta Spencer. Mrs. Hughes and
Mrs. Brown are their nieces.
trim. Mrt. teoree
Eweit. Mrs. Joe Nover and MfV
Ron Walfc spent Wtdisesday attend
ing to busiaess matters it Eugene.
Jack Cohvapavelaj. Al Ik?nin
ger, Jerry Coen. Fred Lockwood,
C. M. Howard and Eugene Krew
son attended the UC-OSC basketball
game in Eugene Monday night.
Mrs. Lowell Rhodm of this city
is leaving by plane Saturday for
St. Louis, Mo. to join her daugh
ter, Dana, and remain there until
the latter is out of school in June.
Dana attends the private school
Principia in St. Louis. Mrs. Rho
den's mother, Mrs. H. A. Winston,
who bad been with Dana in St.
Louis, will return to her home here
next Thursday.
visited their son-in-law art i&M
t&. Mr. and tjrs. Kent Fkiti,
CorViUis nd
Portland to attegd to ksias
thte Mtnday, En rtt fefa t(y
tPPja) over lft Eugete fie ta
Caliioni,OSC baskball playolk
Mr. atd Are. AParks and stft,
.tyitity. and daughter, Lftda, of
Olympia, ash. spent the weekend
in Roseburg visitiim me former'a
sister, Alni. Gary Kummert. and
family.1 "flier came especially to
see Mr. Kummert, who it receiv
ing medical treatment at Douglas
Community Hospital.
Mr. and Mrt. George Donnelly
have moved from the E. M. White1
home where they were residing
temporarily and are now living at
1041 N'W Keasey Road. Also at
the Donnelly borne is Ron Thiel of
Furgus Falls, Minn., recently dis
charged from the U.S. Marine
Corps and who now expects to1
I make his borne in the area. 1
)tfe9VrWs ntt) Hewt-Reew. Roseburg, Ore). 7
Bitk Open
POBTLAND t Bids for dis
tfibuttga by helicopter of rodent
pojfon oi government font-t Ian
n three districts were called Mon
day by the Bureau of Land Man
agement. The poison wheat will be dis
trituteoi on 1,460 acres in the
Salem disrict, 921 acres in the
Coos Bay district, and 861 acres
in the Eugene district.
The rodent-clearing project is
preparatory to re-seeding under
the O&C reforestation program.
RALPH L. RUSSELL
Htxnt Lmm -Intwranc lontJt
Loan Reortsentotiva
Equitablt Savings & toon Ass'n
725 S. I. Sr 0 34311
Springtime Is Nearing
WHY NOT
BINS OHT?
DRIVE TO
MYRTLE HOTEL
DINING ROOM
FOR SUNDAY AFTERNOON
OR IVENING DINNER.
Steaks and Fried Chickan .
oar specialty aay day.
Myrtle Croak Call UNie 3-1481
That from' Roseburg; who at
tended the Methodist Youth Fel
lowship conclave Saturday at Wil
lamette University at Salem were
Gary Sanders, Paul Dillon, Janet
Inman, Judy Nordling, Mary Lou
Baker, Jon Horton, Nancy Stewart,
Dee Crooch, Sharon Stratford,
Spike Dillon, Linda Neal, Gary
Cox and Ruth Burrill. They were
accompanied by their councilors,
Mrs. Wayne Crooch, Mrs. V. G.
Bonebrake and Lester Horton.
Miss Terrv Anne Miller, recent-
Dr. and Mrs. Ray Martin of lv of Sydney, Australia, and for
Medford will arrive in Roseburg I the last seven months a guest here
Monday and will be houseguests of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Ford.
Dr. Martin, who is a retired sociol
ogy professor from Hamlin Uni
versity, St. Paul, Minn., will be
the guest speaker and will show
at the home of her uncle and aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, leit
Wednesday by plane from Port
land, bound for Sydney via San
Francisco. Honolulu and Fiji. Tak
ing Terry .to Portland to start her
slides on the Middle East at the ! on her homeward journey were
Roseburg Woman's Club meeting i the Millers and their daughters,
Tuesday afternoon. Dr. Martin was! Pam and Vtcki. Terry is the
sent to the Middle East for ifour daughter of Mrs. Maisie Miller of
months study by Hills Foundation. Sydney.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
tomorrow
THURSDAY, MARCH 18
SIMCA
"Tht) Economy King"
4-DOOR SEDAN
AS LOW AS
$365.00 D0WN
Ua to 34 months to aay.
Holdtr of 1 S World Rtcordt
Si Dillard Motor Co.
A flood Floco To Do Buiintst
SIMCA SIMCA
SALES t SERVICE
Sttpheni ot Douf las
. Oregon Nurses Assn., District 11,
Umpqua Hotel, 7 p.m., dinner. All
nurses invited, members or non
members. Guest speaker from
state association in Portland.
Evergreen Grange Home Eco
nomics Club., 10:30 a.m., grange
ball, rotluck at noon.
' Northside Sunshine Club, home
of Airs. M. Sory, 826 NE Garden
Valley Rd. Plant exchange.
Add-A-Neighbor Club, home of
Elnora Willis, noon potluck lunch
eon.
North Umpqua Garden Club, 1:30
p.m., home of Mrs. A. J. Standley
of Glide.
Joseph Lane Junior High School
operetta, "In Grand Old Switzer
land." 8 p.m., school auditorium.
Umpqua Mineral Club, 7:30
p.m., rock and mineral pictures
planned. All interested persons in-
vited, 4639 North Stephens.
Moot the candidate meeting of
Douglas County Farm Bureau Fed
eration, 8 p.m., county fairgrounds.
Public invited. County political can
didates to be present.
Roseburg School District budget
meeting, 7:30 p.m., Central Junior
Hish.
Pythian Sistars, 8 p.m., KP Hall.
Army Reserve, 8 to 10 p.m., 1614
W. Harvard.
Women of Roseburg Country
Club. 12 noon luncheon, clubhouse.
Followed by weekly bridge play.
! Rotary Club, noon. Hotel Ump
qua. IOOF, 8 p.m., 100F Hall, Jack
son St.
Lions Club, 8:30 p m., Hotel
Umpqua.
Civil Air Patrol, 7:30 p.m., court
house. Afternoon Grouo of CWF of West-
iaide Christian Church, 2 p.m.
Geneva Guild Missions Fellow
ship sewing sessions. First Pres
byterian Church, 9 a.m. to 12 noon,
all interested women invited.
Roseburg Order of DeMolay.
Roseburg Junior Womans Club,
8 p m., Woman's Clubhouse.
Hayloft Square Dane beginners
pattern dance lessons. 7:30 p.i
Preschern Barn, Vi and Let Sp
cer instructors. -
Past Noble Grand Club, 7:30
p.m. Dessert-supper. IOOF Hall,
Mrs. H. T. Bloom chairman. En
tertainment in charge of Mrs. Leo
Gillett.
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FRIDAY
MARCH 14
Rivsrsdalo Grange HEC, 12:30
potluck, home of Mrs. Phyllis
Wicks. 1321 NE Alameda.
. Roseburg School District in
service program. 9 a.m.. Joseph
Lane Junior High, all day pro
gram. Hayloft Square Dance Club go
ing away party for Dan and Ellie
Jones. All members bring snap
shots of themselves. Preschern
Barn, 8 p.m.
Daughters of the Union Veter
ans Florence Nightingale Tent IS,
8 p.m.. home of Elizabeth Gard
ner, 626 SE Rice Ave.
Lookingglass Grange card party,
8 p.m. Prizes and refreshments.
Everyone invited.
Executive board meeting of Em
blem Club, 8 p.m.. Blue Room,
Elks Temple.
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.
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Attend The
Annual
St.
SAT.
Patrick's Day Dance
MARCH 15 9 p.m. to 1 a.m
Gold Room-Umpqua Hotel
Admission $1.00
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