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Florence Mulder has rvturned lo
her work alter a brief vacation.
Mr. and Mri. R. W. Mulder spent
the weekend in Klamath Kails vi
it i tig their daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Been.
Mrt. Ore hbel of Salem. Ore
and Pasadena. Calif., is visiting
here this month with her nteee.
Mrs. Lois Hothrock, and other relatives.
Mr. Burton Hayden left Thurs
day for Vancouver, Wash., where
she plans to spend a week or IJ
days visiting her stepson, Harold
Ilayden, and family.
Dr. R. L. McDonald is back in
his dental offices in Hoseburg alt
er a trip lo Carlinville. HI., where
he was called hv the death of his
father. Dr. McDonald made the
trip both ways by plane.
Mr. and Mri. Dick Fishback are
leaving today for Salem where they
will make their home. Fishback
who has been a staff reporter lor
The News-Keview, will be employ
ed to write high school sports for
the Capitol Journal.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Miller Jr.,
who make their home in Southern
California, have arrived in Hose
burg for a visit with relatives and
friends. At present they are the
houseguesls of .Miller's brolher-m-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Trent.
Going to Coot Bay Saturday to
attend the open house conducted
at the headquarters for the Coos
County Demonstration from t h e
Douglas County Library staff were
librarian, Miss Carol Trimble. Miss
Charlotte Hyre, .Mrs. Louise Wese
man anil Mrs. Carl Tisdale. A post
er contest hail been held and prizes
were awarded winners. Women of
the grange served refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Cutler
of Columbus. Ohio, and Mrs. Klhel
Higday nf Santa Ana, Calif., left
yesterday for their homes, follow
ing the last few weeks here visit
ing Dr. and Mrs. N. diaries Wal
lin. Mrs. (luster is a sister and
Mrs. lliiiday is a cousin of Mrs.
YVallin. The visitors enjoyed a num
ber of sight-seeing trips through
out this part of the country during
the stay here.
Mr. and Mrt. Roland Wett of! Uriel Watermen of Crants Pass I Una. General and Mri. Edton L. aALCu kai) smaii, picuy
this city are vacationing in Cali-. stopped here this week en route Lyman have left for .California lo ! mother of four pleaded guilty in
furnia and Arizona. I home after attending lo business attend to business and vte.it for a 'circuit court here Monday to a
I matters in Eugene. I short time. charge she aided her husband in a
Mitt Carol Trimble, Douglas , short-lived escape from the Ore-
Cotintv Librarian, will go to Heeds ! Mitt Grace Smurr of (ilendale, 1 Mr, and Mrt. Everett Villa ami K0il State Penitentiary annex,
port Monday to attend a meeting 1 Calif., has arrived m Hoseburg to I Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bahlke, nil v..i n sioner do-
of the Keedsporl Library board. - spend a few weeks visiting at the of Portland, visited here last week- , "Llc, nV neiuhnu investi-
home of her brother-in-law and sis- end with Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Whel-' lW "f"'1 "V,' ' 1 '.t Christina
N.ncy Roddick, year-old daugh-u.r, Ur. and Mrs chal., K. Todd. chel. . m,, ,f u , ' Christina
lor ..f Mr nd Mrs W aller Kuti- 1 , Ka IllOllll, 2t, Salclll.
! dick, is convalescing at her home1 Mr. and Mrt. Rey Michael left Mrt. Robert H. O'Neil is still! Mrs. Raymond told officers she
i from the ellects of measles and this week for West 1 inn to spend confined to her home by illness, picked up her husband, Herein
', pneumonia. 'he Kaster weekend w ith llieir son-1 Mrs. O'Neil was hospitalized for a Hobert Raymond, after he fled
! in-law mid daughter. Mr. and Mi's. . week nrior In bpin? confined to from a work detail of Cottage
Lynn Colby relumed lo Ro.se- i narry Hansen, and fainilv. her home here. i drove, near the minimum scctir-
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latter s brothers-in-law and sis- ian(1 visiline. their son-in-law and .,, ,.., i
hure todav following a few davs in
, Walla W alla. Wash., where he act-1 Mr. and Mrt. Doug Smith of I Dr. and Mrt. Chariot K. Todd
ed as instructor for new agents Eagle Point spent the weekend are back at their home in Hose
of State Kami Insurance. j here visiting al the homes of the ! burg, following a few (lavs in Port
' lauer s nroinci s-in-iaw anu sis-
Mrt. Peerl Summert of Portland. , tl,r!1 Mr. am( jrs Walter Roddick
reDreseniative lor luuimiiia i un- ami r .-mri . .-nnes s rr pjf...,.nu
! certs Inc., will arrive ill Roseburgi The Smiths, married i recently, j
Monday to participate in the an-1 wlM-e 0 tbeir honeymoon. Mrl- H L- Hjrri, of ,;, t,ilv
bu? SSSiSiitSTl Mr. and Mr.. Rutt.l, C. Pyr.n .. lj ;.ked in Portland,
our. community v one en a I , vt.al..old son, have moved ! slle "ended the christening
Mr. end Mr.. Thurman D.v.n- from Las Vegas, ,ev.. to Rose- f her mere. Peggy Ann Uat.ig.
'port are newcomers from Alius. , burg and have purchased the rrsc : "r wh m she is godmo her. Peggy
ni.i- -i-i.. n.. i. -iih : Hnr. -.i :xn w Sherwood Pvion.A"n " the baby daughter of Mr.
Man's Produces and .Mrs. Daven- j is the son of Mrs. J. B. Joyce' and i " Mrs. 'ncis Watzig.
port is working at the Wilbur do-, a brother of Mrs. Hoy Byrd ot tins
eery store. I city- llu will be associated wilh the
I ; new Byrd: Market here.
! Local bowler, who made Ihe trip; ' . .
to Vancouver. Wash., over the! The University of Oregon Moth
i weekend to howl in the All -Coast . er. Hub will meet at a 7. .10
I Tournament included Mr. and Mrs. jo clock dessert - supper Monday .
I Stan Cornult, Mr. and Mrs. K. L. April 18. ct the home of Mrs. W II.
Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Ccne Bios-; Carter on Harvard Ave. Miss Mur
Iser, Mr. and Mrs. Max llooven, ; iel MitchcL will give book review's
It i m- ii., i r,,,-,,, hi Mi- inn "Wilh Powder on My Nose by
I m non'iwi Mr and Writ! Billie Burke: "Province of the! Mr.. Edwin Myert and her
n,n ui.'i h,.,.!.- Mr ami Mis Par. i Heart." bv Phyllis McCinly, and daughler. Miss Diane, home for
ley Dilworth. Ed Davis Boh Ed-1 "Ksprit De Corps." by L. Durrell.
wards, Dick Kraley and Jerry Hug- i All mothers of University of Ore
gins gon students are invited.
ity prison farm annex March 13.
Raymond, who was serving a
two year sentence Irom Douglas
County for malicious destruction
ni-,nci-tv w:is reran.
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Newton L. hi,.,,,! hv slaie police March 18
near The Dalles.
He is due lo appear for arraign
ment on an escape charge in cir
cuit court here next .Monday.
WHO'S AT
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Mr. end Mrt. Edward Burrit and
daughters, 10 and 7, and sons, 8
and 6. have moved here from Cons
Rav and are residing at HI. 3 Box
Li93. They have purchased t h e
Mike Benedict place. Burri.s is a
construction worker and Mrs. Bur
ns is emnloyed as a waitress al
Dale's Cafe.
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Friday, April 15
Driver's License Examiner, 8'.;7
SE Roberts, 8 a.m. lo 6 p.m.
Saturday, April H
Rifle Renge Sewing Club, rum
the week from her studies at Long
Beach State ( ollege in California,
left today for Corvallis to spend
the weekend at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Ruff. They made
the trip especially to attend a brid
al shower for Miss Myers, given
by Mrs. Jcrrv Phillips of Corval
lis. Saturday Mis Myers will leave
by train from Eugene lo return
to California.
W. E. Wilthire left by plane
Friday for San Francisco. He will
spend several days at the home ot
his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. R. D. Carr. and fainilv
mace sale, al Horn's Used Appli-1 in Menln Park and will attend the
Ht i n.ln Easier Atsemblv. Rose-1 ance Store, proceeds to be used I christening of his first erandsnn.
burg Senior High. i for emergency relief funds, 8 a.m. Richard Donn Carr, at llolv Trinitv
National Attn. Retired C 1 v 1 1 ! Douglo. County A..n. of Retard- j Episcopal Church Saturday at 4
Employees, room 216 of Court-, ed Children, baked . lood sale, at I p.m. Mrs. Carr, the former Zona
house, important business, all re-; Tots and "Teens shop, proceeds lo j wilshire, and two children will re-
go hi i am ai-miui, j '.. . . . 'turn to Kosemirg wnn ir. vtn
DAR 12:30 noon luncheon . at" shire and be joined later by Mr.
Swedish Dining Room. Icarr u-hn inst rneenllu
Oakland High School senior class, . hl, master's degree from the School
car wasn, ai vvasningiun acnoui, of Business at Stanford University
naked toou aie, uowniown. iu a.m.
tirees welcome. 7:30 P m
Sheriff's Postet at the F a l r-
grotllius, o p.m.
Loyal Order of Moose, game
night. Moose Hall. 8 p.m.
Veteran! of WWI, Douglas Bar
racks 17t and auxiliary, Veteran's:
Memorial Hid"., 8 p.m.
River.dale Grange, Giange Hail,
8 p.m.
Amaranth's Social Club, Mason
ic Hall. 6:30 potluck.
Christ's Ambassadors of the As
sembly of (iod Chun h, Winston,
fellowship for young people.
Cub Scout Pack 134, Dillatd
School auditorium, 7:30 p.m.
Appeals Court Upholds
Porter Passport Denial
! WASHINGTON (AP)-The U.S.
I Court of Appeals has upheld the
: State Department's denial of a
! passport to Rep. Charles O. Por
ter (D-Ore) to travel in Red Chi
na. A three judge panel of the ap
pellate court unanimously reject
ed Porter's contention that as a
member of Congress he has a
right to go anywhere in the world
except in lime of war or emer
gency. The court said Ihe rase did not
involve any conflict between op
posing claims of constitutional
powers of the legislative and ex
ecutive branches of government.
Porter contends there is such a
conflict.
The litigation arose when Por
ter applied last June for permis
sion lo visit Red China. Ilis ap
plication was denied and he car
ried the case lo court.
Porter advocates movement of
this country toward diplomatic
recognition of Red China, saying
; his aim is not forgiveness hut
j "simply to establish communication."
S. E. JACKSON ST
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Buckeroo Square Dance C 1 u b,
at the barn, dance-of-month instruc
tion at 8:30 p.m., regular dance
at 9 p.m., ladies bring light pot
luck.' .1
Hayloft fquaret, Prcsrhern Barn.
Dude Sibley, caller, ladies bring
sandwiches, ft p.m. , "
Swinging ' 8', Azalea . Grange,
8:30 n.m.' l '." ' "
Trl n'"'Squ'ar Dance .ClaD; Ea
gles Hall, Myrtle Creek. 9 p.m.
Glide Shufflers, Community
Building. 9 p.m. .
Rice Valley Community, card
party.
Veterans' Agency
Year In Arrears
SALEM (AP)-The slate Veler
dans' Department is running a
year behind in granting farm and
home loans to veterans.
II. C. Saalfeld, deparlmenl di
rector, said today thai those who
apply this month won't be able lo
gel their loans until April, 1961.
The department reached the lim
it three months ago ot the amount
of bonds it can issue for loans. The
only money it now has available
comes from loan repayments.
There will be a measure on Ihe
November ballot to give the de
partment authority lo issue an
other 104 million dollars worth of
bonds.
He said only 21 millions in loans
would be granted this year, com
pared wilh the record 52 millions
loaned lasl year.
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