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Morrises Of Riddle Visited
By Daughter From Arizona
By ERMA BEST
-Mrs. Joseph A. IVaiwk of Phoe
nix , Ariz., is visiting at the home
of her parents. .Mr. and Mrs. Ku
liunc -Morris, of Kiddle for several
liays.
finders Return
. .Mr. and -Mrs. Hubert I.imler
line returned from a conibined
business and pleasure trip to Call
lot nia. They slopped in Saerainen
10 and Fresno where Under eon
lerml with oil eoinpany person
nel on company business, then
went on lo Los Angeles to visit
friends. I
"Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hatfield of
Meloi'd visited over .Mother's Day
with their son-in-law and daunh-j
trr, Mr. and Mrs. A. I,, (lilman.j
Mr. and Mrs. J.awrenee Witt of
flay City spent several days re-j
rcrilly with their son and daiie.li-!
ler-in-law, Mr. and ills, llarleyi
Will, and family.
' Keeenl quests at the homo m
Mr. and Airs. Shelley Brown andj
family were the tormcr's parents.
Mr. and -Mrs. Claude Brown, of1
Burns. I
Mother To Leavs j
. Mrs. Bertha Hcisrherl, who had,
heen visiting at the home of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. John Alills-I'riee, since last
September will fly back lo her
home in Duishurt;. Germany, next
week. .Mrs. Heisehert will make
Uie trip by the polar route.
- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Krkenbeck
find children spent .Mother's Day
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in Grants Pass with Mrs. Krken
beck 's mother, Mrs. K. 1.. Hales.
Mrs. J. Aikins and Mrs. Dar
rell were in Corvallis last week
representing the Middle Garden
Club at the landscaping design
study presented by the Oregon
Stale College campus. While there
they were guests at the home of
.Mrs. Carter's son, Italph Carter.
They were joined at Ihe Cartel
home by J. J-. Aikins, -Mr. and
Airs. K. J. Mancy and children,
and Air. and Airs, itiehard Stevens
and children.
llecent visitors at the home of
Mr. and Airs. 11. J. llausntler were
Airs. Hausottcr's brother and sister-in-law,
Air. and Airs. Lester
Owen, of Yakima, Wash.
J. II. Fogus is seriously ill at
his home with pneumonia and
complications. His daughter. Mrs.
Guy Way, is visiting from Brookings.
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California Family Recently Visits Riversdale Relatives
By BEVERLY CHRISTIAN
Recent visitors at the home of
Air. and Airs. Darwin Lee and fam
ily of Riversdale were the latler's
brother-in-law and sister, Air. and
Mrs. Kugene Sims, and children,
Georgianna and Steven, of Santa
Alaria, Calif.
From Riversdale the I-ees went
to Spokane. Wash., to visit, before
going to Cheyenne,' Wyo., where
they will reside. ...
Mrs. Kru Helps
Mrs. Don Kruse and daughter.
Karen, are spending a week at
.Myrtle Point assisting at the for
mer's sister, Airs. Phillip Alast,
and new baby daughter. The new
baby has two brothers and a sis
ter. Air. and Airs. Kenneth Jones and
(four children spent a recent week
end in the Portland area. In Port
land they attended the wedding of
Ruth Good and Karl Jones Jr. The
bride was formerly from Roseburg
and the groom is a nephew of
Kenneth Jones. They also attended
Ihe wedding of Sydney Allen and
Wallace Cralton in Vancouver,
Wash., the same day.
The Rev. and -Mrs. R. W. Knight
DEGENERATION NOTE
NEW YORK (AP) 8 there are
more than 200.000 illegitimate
births and 700.000 to 2,000.000 abor
tions each year in the United
Slates, Dr. George A. Friedman
of New York told a meeting 01"
the state medical society Friday.
had as recent house guests. Mr.
and Airs. Charles Fox of Orange
ville, Calif. The Foxes resided in
Roseburg in 1907 and 1908 and are
now considering moving here
again.
Reederi Visit
Air. and Airs. Kenneth Rceder
and babv son. Brian, of Nampa.
Idaho, are visiting at the home of
.the former's parents,- .Mr. and Airs.
Wayne Reeder. He has laken em
ployment with Singer Sewing Ma
1 chine Co. and they will soon be
I moving into an apartment in Rose
iburg. I Airs. H. W. Conn accompanied a
1 group of young people from the
Westside Christian Church on a
weekend retreat to Sunny Valley
near Grants Pass. Those attending
from the Riveisdale area were
Kathi Burkhart, Lynetle Conn and
Bobbie llehard.
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Visit In Riddle
By ERMA BEST
Air. and Airs. Ambrose Wagner
have arrived from Paliuerlon, Pa.,
for a visit at the home of their
son-in-law and daughter. Air. and
Mrs. George Henry, of Riddle.
The Wagners came especially at
Ibis time lo be present for the
graduation of their granddaughter,
Nina, Kiddle High School saluta
lonan. Sister, Son Visits
Recent guests at the G. N. Kid
dle home were his sisler, Al r s.
Charlie Hall, and son, Lee, of San
Alnleo, Calif.
Mrs. Margaret AleGce, Riddle
High School instructor, attended a
meeting of Ihe Board of Trustees
District 5, OKA, held in Portland
last week. Air. and Airs. AIcGee
recently drove to Coos Bay where
Airs. McGee was installing officer
for Coosoua OKA unit, Airs. Ale-
Gee will also he a representative
from the Douglas County OKA
unit lo the NKA convention (0 Los
Angeles.
Airs. Grace Becker has relum
ed from Seattle, where she spent
two weeks wilh her brother-in-law
and sister, Air. and Airs. Charles
Green. The Greens, who were re
cently married, brought Al r s.
Becker home, then went to Reno,
Nov., for a vacation trip.
TRITON SKIPPER DECORATED In a White House
ceremony. Pres. Eisenhower confers the Legion of Merit
on Copt. Edword Beach,, skipper of the nuclear submarine
USS Triton. Decoration was in recognition of the sub
barine's historic 84-day, 36,000-mile voyage around the
glode while submerged.
Shcrrils Sell Buckhorn Road
Ranch To Jim Clark Family
By JEAN RADCUFFE
M r. and Al rs. J i m Cla rk and
family recently puivhused the Jack
Shcrril ranch on ttiirkhorn Hd.
The Sherrils are planning to jo
lo South America as soon as
school is out. It is reported they
plan !o to .Paraguay, vvln-ie
Shcrril will do missionary work.
Business Conducted
Air. and Airs. George Baldwin
of Oroville, Calif., were in Dixon-
ville on business last week. The
Baldwins own proKrty on the
North Uinpo.ua Highway and were
in Dixonvillc for Ihe purpose of
selling their properly.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Howard
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DISTRICT JUDGE
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14 Yean Active Practice (in Douglas County)
in Civil and Criminal Coiei.
Father of Two Children
Who Have Been Raised in Douglas County.
Received Greater Vote from Bar Associa-
tion Poll Than Both Opponents Combined.
Koblcr, As District Judge, Will Give Douglas County
Above Average Legal Ability, Tempered By Years of
Experience As Laborer, School Teacher, od Lawyer.
Pel. Pol. Adv. bywioU Kohler, P. 0. Bo 725, Swtl'trl.n, Or.
Depressed Areas Bill
Gets Eisenhower Veto
WASHINGTON CAT (-President
Kisenliower Ims vetoed the 2"1-million-dullar
depressed areas bill.
The Democratic-sponsored bill
would have set up a program of
federal loans and grants to help
communities with economic prob
lems such as mining towns or
abandoned railroad centers.
There appeared to be little
chance the veto Kisenhower's
Itilst could be overridden. Nei
ther the House nor Senate passed
the bill by anything like a two
thirds margin.
Only one Kisenliower veto lias
been overridden in bis more than
seven years in office. That was
on a measure containing funds for
flood control, rivers and harbors
and various other public works
proieets last year.
Itcpublicun congressional lead
ers bad forecast the veto, explain
mg that the bill far exceeded the
5;l -million-dollar depressed areas
program advanced by the presi
dent. Democrats generally felt Ihe
dealh of the measure would give
them ausettil issue in the full election.
OSC Food Technicians
To Be Honored At Meet
C'OHVAI.LIS (API-Two Oregon
State College food techtiologisls
will be honored al the 2t)lh annual
meeting of the Institute of Food
'technologists al San Francisco
May 17.
Krncst II. Wcigand, who is
credited with founding Oregon
maraschino cherry industry, wdl
receive Ihe Sl.uuu Apperl Award.
Harold W. Sehult. who succeed
ed Welgand as head of the OS.'
food technology department, will
be inslallcd as president-elect of
Ihe B.OOO-memher national food society.
land children traveled to Wheeler
recently to visit Howard's mother,
j:Jrs. Kva Howard, who is ill.
I Itiehard Jlorehead, paslor of the
, Pine Grove Church, accompan
ied by tiaine llcidenreich, 1-eltoy
Howard and Douglas Stone, trav-;
c-led lo L,ugc-nc recently, where
they attended a banquet at t h e
Standard Bible College.
The Clifford Hroadwaters are
adding a new utility room at the
rear of their home. They are also
going to enlarge their living room.
The work is being done by Broad
water and his father, A. E. Broad
water. Relatives Visit 1
llecent weekend guests of the
Selmar I-ooneys. were bis parents,
Mr. and Airs. D. P. Looney, and
his brother-in-law and sister, -Mr.
and -Mrs. Howard ilacomber, and
son, Gary, all of Salem.
Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. '
Rae Jack and family were Mrs. S. ,
Kagone and daughter and Diane
Cuvette, all of -Medford,
Mr. and Mrs. I.on Clark of Co
quille were recent guests of their
son, Jim Clark, and family.
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