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Friday, May 20
World War I Vtltram and Aux-,
inary barracks rso. lib, poiiucK
nipper' at the War .Memorial Bldg.,
6:30 p.m.
Community Taltnt Show, sport,
sored by Women's Chorus of Glide,
at the Glide Community Bldg., 8
p.m.
Sheriff's Pono, at the Fair-'
grounds, 8 p.m. ;
Elks Club, duplicate bridge,
12:30. i
Loyal Ord.r of Mooio, game
night. Moose Hall. 8 p.m.
Homo Group of Alcoholics Anon
ymous. call OR 2-4059. 8 p.m.
Rivortdal Granga, Grange Hall,
8 p.m.
Amaranth's Social Club, Mason
ic Hall, potluck, 6:30 p.m.
Christ's Ambassadors of the As
scmhly of God Church, Winston
7 p.m.
Saturday, May 21
South Door Creole Grango, regu
lar meeting, at the hall. Home
economics Club to conduct pro
gram, 8:15 p.m.
Oakland Washington School par
ents and teachers potluck supper,
Washington School gym. 6 to 8 p.m.
Wasloyan Service Guild, at Brad
ley Oak Tree Inn at Winchester,
5:30 p.m. dinner.
Malroso Grango public card par
ty, at the hall, refreshments and
prizes, 8 p.m.
Nu D.lta Club soft-drink bottle
pick up, anyone having bottles to
be picked up please call OR 3
8652. Colas Vallty Ctmotery Assn.,
cleanup day, weather permitting,
potluck at the Community Hall.
Oron Beta Phi Chapter 1991
Epsilon Sigma Alpha in conjunction
with Oakland - Sutherlin Girl's
Drill Team, bake sale, at Steam's
Park in Oakland, 3 p.m.
DAR regular business meeting
and luncheon, at Swedish Dining
Boom, 12:30 p.m.
Lookingglass Cemetory Assn.,
cleanup day, potluck dinner at noun
in school cafeteria, please bring
own table service.
Winston Dtllard Job's Daugh
ters Bethel 53 car wash, at Erv
Gubser's Flying A Station in Win
ston and at Kennerly's Super Sta
tion in DiUard, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Hayloft Squares, dance, Ivan
Midlam to be guest caller, at Pres
chern Barn, ladies bring sandwich
es. 9 p.m.
Omicron Chapter, Dolta Kappa
Gamma, monthly meeting, at
Woman's Cluhhouse, 2 p.m.
Alcoholics Anonymous, 245 SE
Jackson, for information call OR
3-8608, 8 p.m.
Swinging 8't, Azalea Grange,
'8:30 p.m.
Tri n' Squara Dance Club, Eagles
Hall. Myrtle Creek, 9 p.m.
Rico Valley Community card
party.
Buckoroo Square Dane Club, at
the barn, dance of month instruc
tion at 8:30 p.m., regular dance
at 9 p.m., ladies please bring
sandwiches.
Hospital News
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ftrf., My 20, 1fS0 The Newi-Review, Roieburg, Ore. 5
John Owens of Medford was a
business visitor in this city this
week.
Steve Tyson, son of the Rev. and!
Mrs. Alfred S. Tyson of this city,
has been ill the last few days.
He is 1 Rose School student. I
Mr. and Mrs. Stohman Dilter!
of Oregon City are visitors of the
former s brolher and sisier. wauer
Diller and Mrs. H. P. Conn, and
their families.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Perkins of,
this citv went to Portland Wcdnes-l
day to spend a couple Jf days at-)
tending to business. Perkins is;
manager of Consolidated Freight
ways here.
Walter W. Ross III OF Kansas
City, Mo., will be here this com-j
ing weekend to he the featured!
speaker at the Beta Sigma Phi
convention. Ross is president of I
the BSP International Executive;
Board. !
Gloria Wright, Sibyl Endicott, !
Lillian Marsters, Betty Moore and :
Neva Havens traveled to Eugene
Thursday night to attend the in-1
stallation of the Eugene and l.ane
County Insurance Women's Assn.
The five women are members of
the Roseburg association.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph KorU of!
Monterey Park, Calif., will be the i
..taolronJ hniKACllPcl K of Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Griffin. Mrs. Korte will
attend the Beta Sigma Phi con
vention. Also coming for the con.
..nn;n,. -,n,l cinvinff at the Griffin
home will be Mrs. Herschel Stout
of Portland. The Griffins' daugh
ter, Louise, will spend the week
end as the guest of the Mike Stry-
kers in tioseourg.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Millar of Co-'
quille were Sunday visitors here
at the home of Mrs. Edith White.
Fathtr Glon Schlatter of Sublim
ity visited here Sunday with his
brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. James Kilkenny, and famUy.
Guy C. Parrin, Western Auto
Supply Co. official, with headquar
ters in Roseburg, is in Portland
attending the toy show.
Visiting Hours
i to 3:10 p.m. and 7 to I p.m.
Douglas Community Hospital
Admirtad
Medical: Sally Marie I.yle. Mrs.
Edward Henderson, Mrs. William
Otl, Roseburg; Mrs. Douglas Lank
ford, Lookingglass; Ed Ertle, The
Dalles: William Burke, Dillard.
Surgery: Farrell Vanburger, Win
ston, Discharged
Leroy Howard, Mazie Smith.
Mrs. Autry Given.. W. T. Comp
ton, Mrs. Frank Carl, Mrs. E. C.
Forrest, Helen Pierce, David Cant
well. Henry Carstens. Roseburg;
Keith Mitchell. Mrs. Eldon Davis
and daughter, Deanna Arlene, Suth
erlin: Mrs. Vernon Thomas and
son, Bruce Anthony, Wilbur; Ralph
Cooper, Myrtle Creek.
Marcy Hospital
Admitted
Medical: Daniel Wesrnlt, Mrs.
Fred Rawson, Roseburg; Mrs.
Robert Gaynor, Myrtle Creek.
Surgery: Jack Smith. Roseburg;
Mrs. William Young. Winston.
Discharged
Mrs. James Whilsett, Mrs. Eu
gene Snyder, Mrs. Clarence Paul
and daughter, Cynthia Patty, Rose
burg; Mrs. Clarence Malitz, Louis
Ball, Sutherlin.
North Douglas
Winners Told
By RUBY ME ACHAM
Mrs. Alvin Allen won first place
in cake and cookes division and
Mrs. Elmer Beam won first place
in the bread baking division at the
recent baking contest sponsored by
the North Douglas Grange Home
Economics Club.
Many Enter
A number of persons entered the
winning first place were Mrs. S. E.
Elwood of Curtin, Miss Dianna
Becker of Curtin, and Mrs. George
Overholser of Cottage Grove. Sec
ond place winners were Mrs. Myr
tle McCoy of Cottage Grove and
Mrs. Roy Haldaman of Drain.
Third place winners were M r s.
Elmo Gallatin of Drain and Mrs.
Mills Harriman of Eugene.
Judges for the event were Mrs.
Tom Morris of Drain, Mrs. Ralph
Greenhort of Eugene and Mrs. Tom
Fine of Collage Grove. The above
winners from North Douglas in the
National Grange Sewing Contest
will go to Roseburg May z.- m ue
judged at the Pomona level.
At a recent meeting of the North
Douglas Grange, Miss Noreen
Walker was appointed community
service chairman replacing Bruce
Ross who resigned. Mrs. Norman
Suiter, lecturer, held a musical
gussing game. The next lecturer's
orocram will be put on by the 4-H
' girl's cooking club.
Daughter Born
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Booher are
! parents of a baby girl born at Cot
tage urove nospuai may o. ine
baby has-been named Melody
Ann.
Janice Deeds and Margery Smith
have been awarded 4-H scholar
ships to si tend 4-H summer school
i at Corvallis.
Curtin School will dismiss May
27. The eighth grade graduation
will be May 26.
I
Don Hood, Tidewater Oil Com
pany representative for this area
with headquarters, in Roseburg, j
was in Portland this week attend-'
ing to business.
Mack Pylo and sons, Stephen and
Robert; Howard Haas and Jim
Haney returned Sunday from a
successful fishing trip to Lemolo
Lake.
Mrs. Roland Wtst arrived in Hen
derson, New, Tuesday evening to
join her hushand and make their
home. West recently opened a jew
elry and gift shop in Henderson.
Their Roseburg jewelry business
here is being operated by their son,
Leslie West. I
t
Mrs. Robert Franks, chairman1
of the Douglas County Red Cross
Bloodmobile Program; Mrs. Har
ry Rapp and Henry Sherlock trav
eled to Portland today to attend
the all-day 11th annual meeting of
the Northwest Regional Blood Re- j
cruitment Program.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hoepp-
nor and small daughter, Laura,
spent the weekend here visiting
Mrs. Hoeppner's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John William Robertson, in
Laurelwood. They make their home
in Eugene, where Hoeppner will
receive his master's degree in busi-1
ness from University of Oregon in
August. He has accepted a teach
ing position this fall at Jefferson
High School in Portland. ,
I
Mrs. A. E. Peck and daughters
Nita, Kathy and Patty, have re
turned home following a ten-day
visit in Chehalis, Wash., with Mrs.
Peck's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. 1
E. Snider, and in Tacoma, Wash.,
with her brother and sister-in-law, ,
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Snyder. Earl
ier in the week Mrs. Peck had at
tended a missionary convention at
Jennings Lodge while her children ;
visited the two Snider families. i
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Thompson
of 1550 SE Hamilton are leaving
Saturday for Myrtle Point to make
their home. They have lived in
Roseburg for five years during
which time Mrs. Thompson has
been employed in the accounting
department at Martin Bros, in Oak-1
land. Thompson has been transfer
red to Myrtle Point by the Stale .
Highway Dept., by whom he is
employed.
T. Sgt. and Mrs. Larry Hutchins,
who are presently living in Turkey, .
where he is stationed with the U.S.
Air Force, returned recently from
a most interesting trip to Jordan,
Lebanon and other areas in Ihe
Holy Land and a short trip to
Rome. Hutcnins is tne son ot bus.
F.lla Hutchins of this city and is
a hrolher of Mrs. Mack Pyle of
Roseburg, Allhea Hutchins of la
coma. Wash., and Mrs. Boh Wil
son of Grangeville, Idaho. He
will be back in the U. S. in an
other year and a half.
Tht degree team in the 32 de
gree of Roseburg Scottish Rite
Lodge consisting of John William
Robertson, Leroy Hiatt, John
Blanchard. C. B. Calkins, R. Cloyd
Riffe. James C. Bovington, .1. Jar
vis Robertson. Don Reed, Dr. M.
C. Cassel. Robert Keefe. Keith
Phillips and Don Monroe of this
city and L. F. Stearns of Oakland
and Marvin Steinbach of Sutherlin
conferred the degree on a class in
Eugene Saturday. Alvin Butler of
Roseburg and Dennis Brundage of
Salem, formerly of this city, were
members of the class. William T.
Evans of Roseburg was a visitor
of the Eugene Lodge.
Mrs. Jamil E. Judcf U-ft yester
day fur Portland to attend to busi
ness. She was accompanied iiy her
son, William Sumner, of Eugene.
Mrs. E. E. Ganihorn and' her
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Roehnke, of
Ann Arbor, Mich.. hae left for
their homes, following a visit here
with the former's son and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
McKay. This was their first trip
to Oregon.
Bill Pylo and Floyd Haas silent
last weekend fishing at Lemolo
Lake. j
Mr. and Mrl. C. M. McDormort
of ,his city left from Seattle hv
Ihe 707 jet' plane the first of the
week for Cleveland. Ohio, where
the former will attend the Ameri
can Petroleum Institute. They will
lie away for two weeks. MeDer
mott is distributor here for Tide
water Oil Co.
Ernest Gayman of Portland was
a business visitor in this city this
i week,
Mr, and Mrs, Glann Gibbons of
.this city left Wednesday for Co
lumbia, Mo., to attend commence
ment exercises at Stephens Col
lege, at which time their daughter
Jeame, will be graduated. Miss
: Gibbons will be presented in a vo
cal recital while they are in Co-
: lumbia.
FOR SALE
LEADING CHILDREN'S SHOP
In Medford, Oregon
Good Price and Opportunity
Contact Parker Woods
21 N. Central
Medford, Ore.
Phone
SPring 2-5847
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UMPQUA VALLEY'S
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GRAND PRIZE
JACOBSEN
POWER LAWN
MOWER
Won kv
Mrs. Karla Hedine
683 Winchester Street
Roseburg, Oregon
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SATURDAY-FINAL DAY
9 A.M. to 9 P.M'" 9 P.M.
-k 3 GRAND PRIZES! 10 DOOR PRIZES!
ir FREE GIFTS AND REFRESHMENTS FOR ALL!
The agitator pumps lax?
up nd down,.. 'mm'.
NO BLADES, IT BATHES MOk,
DEEP DIRT OUT
WITHOUT BEATING
1960
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Frigidaire
"pump'agitator
AUTOMATIC WASHER
RATED No! 1 FOR Hl-MOURU PERFORMANCE BY
U. S. TESTING CO, INC.! In controlled laboratory tests
of B leading automatic washeisl Report No. 57745,
dated May 21, 1953.
GRAND PRIZE
SHERMAN-WILLIAMS
PAINTS
Enough paint for a com plot i
tarior horn paint job, includinf
trim.
Enough point for com plot inter
ior horn dtcorating job.
(TWO PRIZES)
With painting by Jack P rait on t
spacial low price if tht winnar V
tirat.
SPECIAL
EXPANSION
CARNIVAL PRICE
199.95
With
Trad
MATCHING
DRYER
159.95
GRAND PRIZE
BOAT teaeMAILER
wirii
Tr.d.
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4 STAR TOOL
Porter-Cable
BELT SANDER KIT
An oil-purpose lander
Sandt, rubi and polithai waft,
mttot and plaitict
Rtmovvi point, varniih, licit
Film deori. ttorml ana tcrtani
Convtrft U llotianary
tondtrgrindr
SAVE! FOR LIMITED TIME ONIYI
Kit include!! Sander,
Banch Stand, Mitra
Gouga, Abroiiv. Canvai
A Fait Itlti, 4 Rubbing 4
Psltthing Compound
and Booklet, "Tho
finishing ?ouch."
59"
DOOR PRIZES
REG. J4.S DELUXE BARBECUE BRAZIER
ir HAMILTON BEACH ELECTRIC FRYPAN WITH COVER
it ELECTRIC COFFEE MAKER
k CALDAK HOSTESS CART
A COMPLETE DINNERWARE SET BY ROYAL
STARTER SET OF FRANCISCAN EARTHENWARE
1 PC. SET MELMAC "MEADOW FLOWERS" DISHES
HAMILTON BEACH MIXETTE
"i-INCH ELECTRIC DRILL
k FISHING ROD AND REEL
ir COMPLETE SET WOODWORKER'S MANUALS
FACTORY DEMONSTRATIONS MANr ITEMS AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES
BIBLE SCHOOL SLATED
The Wilbur Methodist Church will
hold vacation Bible school from
June 13-24, beginning at 9 and ex
tending to 11:30 a.m. each school
day. Registration for Ihe event will
take place June 11 in the church
annex from 10 to U a m. The
youngest class will be for 4 year
olds, reports Eileen Hyde, correspondent.
VERY BEST WISHES
to
UMPQUA VALLEY
Hardware and Appliance
from
PHIL SUTTON
Plastering Contractor
1762 S. E. Hamilton OR 3-6073
Bests Performance In Irs Field
AND Economical Too!
' MOBIL GAS
ECONOMY RUN
2 7 MILES Per. Gal
Don't confute this full liit 90 h.p. modern cor with undoriiie 30 h p.
imported con! See It Drive It At . . ,
HANSEN CHEVROLET CO.
Hardware Specials:
Large Wall Typ
STEEL MEDICINE CABINET with Mirror. Special . 4.79
Folding
STEEL PICNIC TABLE, Special 9.88
50-Foot
LUFKIN STEEL TAPE, Special 3.94
L Batttrict
5-CELL FLASHLIGHT, Special 1.95
Fairbanks-Ward "Golden Crown'
POWER MOWER $
Deluxe 26". Reg. $149.
69
98
Housewares Specials:
Reg. 1S.00 Reliance 24-Piece
STAINLESS STEEL
FLATWARE SET
For this event 7.95
Rod, Rail, Una and Accattorttt I
SPIN FISHING OUTFIT 8.95 and 9.95
R.f. 3 35 'i-lnch
50-FOOT GARDEN HOSE 3.29
Regular 1.9S
DACRON SLEEPING BAG 17.88
AIR MATTRESS, Special, only 6.95
MANY, MANY OTHER VALUES
14.95
Wait lane' 1-Qt. Stalnlau Stal
SAUCEPAN WITH COVER, Reg. 6.95 3.95
unreii imrni -.up
AUTOMATIC PERCOLATOR, Reg. 19.95 14.95
Uim Raeul" Ta Watar
CASC0 SPRAY IRON, Reg. 21.95
Spadal I lac
CORNING WARE SAUCEPAN SET, Reg. 14.95 . . 12.88
Fur Quart
PRESTO COOKERS, Reg. 15.95 10.95
Dominia-n Cambtfitli
SANDWICH GRILL & WAFRE BAKER, Reg. 24". 21.95
W hw have c.Hielafa Una af Dominion Smoll Appliancai. Aik
about Hi Dominion "Acroia fho Count.r ' Raplacamant waranry,
an of the ft imall appliance luaranlaaa avoilobla.
GRAND PRIZE
Drawing 8 P.M.
'door PRIZE
DRAWING
1 lam-2pm-4pm
630-648 658 S. E. Rose Sr. 635 S. E. Stephens Sr.
Phone OR 2-1616 Phone OR 2-1616
THIS BUSINESS IS HOME-OWNED WHERE THE
EARNINGS STAY IN ROSEBURG
Don't Mjsi
Thfj Event!
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And Bring
A Fjiend!