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Schulzes Return
By HAZEL MARSH
Mr. aod Mrs. Fred Schulze of
the Mountain View Dairy in Look
inrjglasi returned recently from a
17-day camping trip to Arizona, Ne
vada and into Mexico.
They were accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Hubert Alford of Win
ston. They returned via Los Vegas
and Reno, Nev.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Nelson of
Hillsboro were in Lookingglass last
week to welcome their new grand
daughter, Donna Kay, born to their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Pease, who also have
a daughter, Kvelyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Denney
were called to Creswell recently
bv the serious illness of the for
mer's father, Arthur Denney, Sr.,
who was taken to a hospital in Eu
gene. He is in critical condition
with pneumonia complicated by a
heart attack.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schulze went
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To Lookingglass
to Eugene recently to visit the
former'a parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Schulze, who are being
cared for at the home of their
son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Elbert llixon. Schulze Sr. is
in serious condition and has been
bedfast for some tune. He is a
pioneer resident of this area and
well-known in Lookingglass.
Among young folk home for the
Mother's Day weekend were: Mr.
and Mrs. Ned Nay, Miss Mary
Jean Buell and Jim Williams of
Portland, David Wylie, 1-ouie
Vance and Mrs. Robert Schulze
of Southern College of Education
at Ashland and Leslie Green who
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Nixon Wins Alaska's
GOP Nomination Votes
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP)
Vice President Richard Nixon
Sunday night won Alaska's six
votes for the Republican presiden
tial nomination at the GOP nation
al convention at Chicago in July.
Republicans, ending a three-day
convention, pledged Alaska's dele
gates to Nixon on the first ballot
at Chicago.
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Mr. and Mrl. Chariot Flngarloi
and the Jailer's parems, Air. and
Mrs. W. H. Schullz, spent Sunday
at Tenmile Lake.
Mn. Donald Hand fit PcirtlanI
Is here visiting at the home of her
sun ana aaugnier-in iaw, Air. and
Mrs. Donald A. Hand.
Mist Loota Trimblo left Rose
hurg Tuesday by plane for her
home in Toppenitch, Wash., follow
ing several days here visiting her
sister, Miss Carol Trimble, Doug
las County librarian.
Miss Rosa Davidson, who is coun
ty extension imranan at Coos Bay,
has returned home, following a
visit in Roseburg as the houseBuest
of Aliss Charlotte Hyre, Douglas
v-oumy DooKmoDue UDranan.
SP-4 Roy Connor, who is sta
tioned at Fort Sill, Okla., who was
formerly a student at Wa 11a Wall;
College, was chosen as soldier of
the month three times during 1959
and was highly commended for
tne inspiring manner m which he
performed his work according to
word received here.
Sonya Van Allen, freshman at
Walla Walla College, spent a re
cent weekend with her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. Leland Van Allen. She
was a member of the college tum
bling team that presented a pro
gram at the Alilo Academy Satur
day night. Sonya was a student at
Roseburg Junior Academy. Her
academic work was taken in the
Adventist mission school in the
Philippines, the Far Eastern Acad
emy in Singapore, at Alilo and in
Mt. Ellis Academy in Bozeman,
Mont.
Fernando Has Answer
To Hollywod Marital Ills
HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Why do
Hollywood marriages fail?
That familiar cry arose again
when, within a few days, Lucille
Ball got a divorce, and Joan Fon
taine, Bette Davis and Suzy Park
er announced they were getting
theirs.
Fernando Lamas has an answer.
Admittedly, his marriage to beau
teous Arlene Dahl has had rough
times, but both say it is sailing
smoothly nov. Here is his reason-
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Davo Damon, Brady Montgom
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ny spent Sunday at Honeyman
Park and Hecela Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jankini are
back at their home in Roseburg,
following a vacation trip to San
Francisco to visit their daughter,
Airs. Clark Leedy.
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Columbia Falls, Mont., are par-
anl. r.l n al,nhliir Molnriv VlV
born April 30. Airs' Chubb is the
lormer fatsy sneiley, aaugnter oi
Mrs. Kooei-L iaawen. oi nuueris
j Creek.
Mrs. Walter (Eva May) Clark
of Kent. W ash, spent the weekend
in Roseburg as the houseguest of
Air. and Airs. Robert Hansen and
family at 621 NE Alameda. Airs.
Clark is a prominent photographer
and writer in Washington.
William C. Christenson died at
Battle Ground, Wash., at the age
of 76. He was a former Roseburg
resident. He was born in Wiscon
sin and came to the Pacific North
west in 1910 and soon thereafter
accepted the Bible doctrines as
taught by the Seventh-day Adven
tist denomination. He spent 25
years as a literature evangelist in
Alontana and Oregon. In 1928 he
was married to Laura Biksen, an
Adventist Church School teacher,
who, with their daughter, l'ancy,
and the latter's two children, sur
vive. Airs. Christensen was teach
er of grades 1 to 3 at Roseburg
Junior Academy for several years
and is now teaching in the ele
mentary grades at Columbia Acad
emy near Battle Ground.
ing on the matter of filmland
unions:
"Vi hat is acting? It is a profes
sion, not a way of life. Too many
people in Hollywood forget that
they are men and women first,
and actors second. They bring
their roles home from the studio
and try to live them at home.
"A man is a man and a woman
is a woman. No matter if he wins
an academy award, it means noth
ing if he does not have under
standing at home.
Women especially are emo
tional; that is their nature. An
actress deals in emotions in her
work. If she continues playing the
part at home, the result is chaos.
"Alan was meant to be domi
nant. When an actress' career
zooms higher than her actor hus
band's, it is an impossible situa
tion. Soon she starts paying the
bills. He cannot stand by and re
tain his self respect."
As to his own household, Lamas
admitted he retains a Latin view
of male superiority in the home.
"From the start, I insisted on
paying all the bills," the Argentine
actor said. "Arlene can do what
ever she wants with the money
she earns. But I have never al
lowed her to say '1' concerning
anything about the house. It is
always 'we.' I am the only one
who can say 'I' and I don't choose
to. I also say 'we.'
"Fortunately she had an old
world style of Norwegian upbring
ing in which the male was leader
of the family. And luckily, she is
not crazy for a career, if a role
comes up, fine. Otherwise she is
content to stay at home. She will
adjust her plans to mine."
1 wonder how many other Amer
ican wives would go for this part
or the Lamas marital plan: two
night s a week, he goes out' alone.
I know it surprises people, he
said. "But at least twice a week
I tell Arlene, 'I'm going to the
fights with some friends' or some-!
times I don t even tell her where
I'm going.
"This is very important to me.
I have to feel that I am still free.
Of course, 1 have to stay out of
t-ouble. And I've been a good boy.
There are too many columnists
who would love to report that I
was straying."
Christmas Card Late
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) After
paying the vmailman the 4 cent
postage due on a card without
a stamp, Stanton B. Patterson
discovered that the card wished
him a Merry Christmas 1958.
The card was postmarked May
4 in Albany.
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Mrs. Mary Monk and daughters! Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dougherty
and Thelma Alclntosh and daugh-jand children enjoyed Sunday pic
ter spent Sunday at Umpqua nicking and swimming at Umpqua
Beach. j Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ruthrauff! Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Millar
and Air. and Airs. Elliott Goodwin
enjoyed Sunday at various coast
al points. They made the loop trip
via Hignway u and back by
Drain.
Dr. and Mr H f rk,il. a
hack at their home on SE Lane
Avenue, following the last few
months in Charlotte, N.C. visiting
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and Airs. James Y. Rogers, and law, Air. and Airs. William Sum
family, ner, and Robbie.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barcus have
returned to their home here fl.
lowing several days in Portland,
where the former attended the Ore
gon Automobile Dealers Assn. di
rectors meeting. Barcus is a di
rector of the association and is
with Barcus Sales and Service here.
Donald Van Tassol, now teach
ing biology and physical education
at Alilo Academy, has accepted a
call to Walla Walla College Acad
emy at College Place, Wash, to
act as history teacher and direct
or of the Aledical Cadet Corps. He
plans to qualify for his masters de
gree before beginning next school
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Stevenson
(Lois Olson) of Grass Valley,
Calif., are parents of Frederick
Wayne, who was born April 28
and weighed 5 pounds 314 ounces.
He joins a year-ofd brother, Ricky.
Airs. Stevenson is one of the six
daughters of Airs. Neva Olson and
Carl Olson, both of Roseburg. She
attended Roseburg Junior Acad
emy and later was graduated from
the Adventist Academy in Lodi,
Calif.
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Ottis Edwards, former princinal
and teacher at Roseburg Junior
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time at Walla Walla College Acad
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ments for his Alaster of Arts de
gree in education has been appoint
ed as a full time teacher of Eng
lish and religion in the academy
for next school year. Both Air. and
Airs. Edwards were teachers in
the Rosebure Adventist Kchnnl nnri
went from here to similar positions
in tne Eugene Junior Academy.
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SALR SCHEDULED
Mercy Hospital employes will
hold a rummage and baked food '
sale at the Grant Hotel building
Saturday, beginning at 8 a.m.
NOW thru SATURDAY
Open or 7:00 Shows or Duik
CARY GRANT
EVA MARIE SAINT
JAMES MASON
In Alfred Hitchcock's
"North by Northwest"
in Technicolor
plus RONDOLPH SCOTT
in "Westbound" in Color
CLOSED MON-TUE-WEO
THURS, thru SUN!
Open 7:00 Shows ot Dusk
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