10 The Newi-Revlew, Roieburg, Qr. Frl., June 24, 1960
Wisconsin May ;
Favor Kennedy
SUPERIOR, Wis. (AP)A Wis
consin supporter of Sen. Hubert
F. Humphrey said today that if
Humphrey's name is not placed
in nomination for president at the
Democratic national convention,
he and at least four other state
delegates will vote for Sen. John
F. Kennedy on the first ballot.
State Sen. Carl F. Lauri of
Superior added that if the Minne
sota senator is nominated, the five
delegates from Wisconsin's 10th
Congressional District repre
senting 2Vi votes would be obli
gated to cast their initial vote for
him, v
Kennedy won 20 votes in the
Wisconsin presidential primary,
Humphrey 10. .
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Local News
Mrs. Ivan Pickens, Mrs. Mau
rice J, Newland and Mrs. Chester
Morgan of this city spent Tuesday
in fiUgene.
Robert Craln, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lerue Crain of this city, is
conunea Dy measles to bis home.
Miss Audrey Nielsen and Miss
Judy Endicott are leaving Friday
for Portland to spend the weekend
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo Whit and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Corsthwaite and
family were in Myrtle Point Sun
day. They enjoyed the day picnick
ing.
E. G, Murray of Brandon, Miss.,
arrived in Roseburg this week to
visit his uncle and aunt, Mr, and
Mrs. Carl Murray,
Miss Jove Smith was home for
the weekend from Eugene to visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Smith. Joyce is a student at Eu
gene Beauty College.
Mrs. Florence, McKm of Eugene
Is in Roseburg visiting at the home
of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. faulus McKee, and fam
ily.
Worth Davis of this city is
spending a couple of weeks in
Portland attending a school of
instruction neid oy the American
AutomoDue Association,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wilson of
this city have as guests for six
weeks or two months their two
nephews, Dennis and Jerry Web
ster, ot uayton, wasn. ?
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Halvorsan
of Sutherlin joined a group of
Amaranths who left Wednesday
for Milwaukee, Wis., to attend the
Supreme Council of the Amaranth.
They will Be gone for two weeks
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Dixon yi lie People Attend Graduation Of Grandson
By JEAN RADCL.IFFE
' Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Hill, ac
companied by Mrs. Thomas H. Ire
land Jr., and cam nd Tommy,
all of Dixonville drove to Long
view, Wash., last week to attend
the graduation of the Hill's grand
son, Dennis Hill. Dennis received
a citizenship award. They were
guests of their son ana lamny, ur.
and Mrs. Robert V. Hill in- Long
view. Leavo For Idaho
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Brown and
daughter, who have been visiting
their parents, tne Wiley Mccraws,
l. n M.U f.,11 lAaUn
uavv icil iui luauu ioua, iubiiu,
where Brown - will be stationed
with the Atomic Research Center.
Mrs. Fern Hane . and children
will leave for Diamond Lake Fri
day, where they plan to camp out
for tne rest ot tne summer.. Mr.
Hane will join his family on week
ends. ;: '
Visitors of the Bernard Maddox
family last week were Mr. and
Mrs.' Curtis Page and family of
Pinole, Calif. .
Visiting Mrs. Midge Sherril last
week was her nephew. Brent Bates
of Salem.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Hanson Sunday were Mrs. Han
son's brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Matt Bacon of Eugene.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Marion Bacon, mother of Mrs.
Hanson, who plans to spend the
summer with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hanson
have returned from a trip to Port
land . and vicinity. They were
guests of Mrs. Hanson's uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tempe
ton and friends in Portland, then
travelled to Prescott where they
visited the 'Walter Furer family
and then to Rainier, where they
were guests of Hanson's brother
and sister-in-law, mr. ana ivi r s
George Hanson. . '
Reunion Planned
Visitors of the Rov Hatfields re
cently were Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Hatfield of Cloverdale. They also
visited the Joe Brumbachs and
other relatives in the area. They
have come for the family reunion
which will be held bunday.
Mrs. Claude Short, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Marjorie
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Bush of San
ta Rosa, Calif., were recent vis
itors in Roseburg at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Pyle on SE
Kane Street. Pyle is a nephew of
Mr. and Mrs. Bush.
Mrs. E. S. Hall and Mrs. Joseph
Marsters are expected home to
day after spending a few days in
Medtord visiting meir Droiner-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. E.
G. Randolph, and Mrs. Hall's son,
Stephen, who is employed there.
Paul Forrest, who suffered a
badly infected foot and has been
a patient at Mercy Hospital, is
now convalescing at his home on
SE Kane Street. He is the young
est son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. For
rest of this city.
Mrs. Percy Webb and son, Pete,
left early this morning for their
home in Denver, Colo., following a
visit here with her mother, Mrs.
Harry Stearns, in the Oak Hil!
apartments on SE Main Street;
Mrs. Webb is the former Maxine
Stearns of this city.
Flosiio Virden, Maude Kidder,
Mildred West, Irene Burgess, Fern
Hobday, Marie Steffen, Fran La
Bore, Arta Terrell, Matilda Brooks,
Edna Helgeson, Lillian Langsev
and Laura lies, all members of the
Roseburg Business and Profession
al Women's Club, traveled to Suth
erlin Monday night for the joint
installation of the Yoncalla and
Sutherlin BPW clubs.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Leitlco have
returned home following a week's
vacation at Paulina Lake. En
route back to Roseburg they stop
ped in Eugene to see their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
H, M. Rose, and family. The
Roses' daughter, Sheila Kay
came back to visit until Saturday
with her grandparents,
Roseburg Fira Chief .Don Star
mar, with Mrs. Starmcr and
daughter, Ardel, returned Wednes
day evening from Seaside where
they attended the Oregon Fire
Chief Convention. Others from this
area who were present for the
convention were Mike Ncely of
Winston and Cliff Thrasher of the
Rural Fire Department.
Mr. and Mrs. Gtorga Kirby and
daughter, Barbara, and Miss
Heather McTaggart left Sunday
for Seaside where they attended
the Fire Chief convention. They
went on the Port Angeles, Wash.,
where Kirby, of the Volunteer
Dept. of Roseburg, represented
Oregon at the Washington Volun
teer Firemen's convention. The
Kirby's daughter, Mardcllc, Is at
tending 4-H summer school at Cor
vallis. Arriving today for the wedding
Saturday of Miss Diane Myers and
Lt. (jg) Bruce Michels are Dr. and
Mrs, W. G. Homan and Mr. and
Mrs. Hal Higgs, all of Portland;
Mrs. Frank Underwood and Miss
Jean Underwood of San Mateo,
Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. David Clark
of Corvallis; Nelson Olf and Rich
ard Love, both of San Diego,
Calif.; Bill Holland of Reseda,
Calif.: and Mrs. Richard Rcimann
Jr., Ted Reimann and Judy Mi-'
cneis, an ot saiem. Holland will
be best man at the wedding; Olf,
Love, Reimann and Clark will be
ushers. Miss Underwood, sorority
sister of the .bride-to-be, will be
bridesmaid.
Of lnttrt hers Is the naming
of Riley H. Allen, editor and vice
president of the Honolulu Star
Bulletin, and Paul L. Mclllreo,
vice president and operations and
finance head of the paper, to be
trustees of the late Joseph Farring
ton estate. Riley Allen went to
Honolulu in 1905 as a reporter for
the Honolulu Evening Bulletin. He
became editor of the Honolulu Star
Bulletin when it was founded in
1912 and had seen the paper grow
from 4,000 circulation to 106.000
daily. Mclllreo is a cousin of Hal
Schiltz, owner of the Myrtle Creek
Mail. He joined the Star-Bulletin in
1914 and in 1917 became head of
the finance and is also president ot
the Honolulu Lithograph Co. The
Star-Bulletin staff worked many
years toward statehood for the
Hawaiian Islands.
Blaze and grandchildren, Donna
and Richard, have returned home
from a two-week trip to California.
fa.nl Th.,n,n.nn Con Tnca CaMf
returned with the group for a visi
with Donna, They visited with
Mrs. Short's sister, Mrs. Marie
Jackson, in San Diego and attend
ed the. graduation exercises at the
Military Academy in Carlsbad.
Calif. In Long Beach they were
guests of Mrs. Jack Thompson and
friends in San Jose. Mrs. Blaze
and children visited friends in
Hollywood and the group also tour
ed Disneyland, Knotts Berry Farm
and Marine Land.
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. M. New
feldt and children of Sacramento,
Calif., were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Hatfield. Mrs. New
feldt is a niece of Roy Hatfield
and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Cloake of Cloake's Ferry,
Roseburg.
LOCAL NEWS
Vera Moora has returned here,
following several days in Portland.
Mrs. James O. Knudtson and
daughter, Jeanne Ann, left Wed
nesday for Portland to visit until
Sunday with the former's sister,
Mrs.. Howard Eggers. ... ...
William Carstens, of Carstens
Furniture store in Roseburg, will
spend Sunday and Monday in Port
land attending the Western Stores
Furniture Market, which will be a
private showing. ,- .
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Monger re
turned to their home in Roseburg
Tuesday, following a '10-day vaca
tion trip to Honolulu, where they
stayed at Hawaiian Village. They
made the trip over by Northwest
Orient Airways and returned by
fan American Jet. Tney were held
over in Honolulu an extra night
by Pan American Airways and
were guests at the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel. While in Honolulu the Mon
gers made sight seeing tours of
the island to Oahu and enjoyed
seeing a number of friends.
Alastair Pullar of Sterlingshire,
Scotland, exchange student to Law
renceville, N.J. from the British
lies, left Roseburg Wednesday for
Los Angeles to join Joe Dimaggio
Jr. and other friends, before con
tinuing on to New Orleans and
the East coast to sail in August
for his home, where he will con
tinue his education. He has been
the guest here of Mr. and Mrsi
Kenneth W. Ford, and son, -Allyn.
He was a cum laude student at
Lawrenceville, where Allyn was
also a cum laude student. During
his week here as guests of the Ford
family, he enjoyed a trip to Crater
Lake and went through the Rose
burg Lumber Co. plant oeprations.
Sunday he attended the silver wed
ding anniversary celebration of the
Fords at the Harry Wesley home
in Garden Valley.
WHA
DALE'S
Dale's will
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Carolyn Woolsey of Estacada
was a visitor of the Peyton Ham
er family recently. Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. R. F. Hamer of Alma,
Ark., who had been visiting here
for the .past several weeks, left
tor meir nome, accompaniea ny
Phyllis Hamer and Carolyn Wool
sey, who will spend a vacation
Movie Showtime
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INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 1:45. Com
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leberry Finn" 7:25-9:40.
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Gates open 7:15.
Shows start at dusk. "The Angry Red
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PINE MOTOR THEATRE Gates open 7:15.
Shows start at dusk. "A Dog of Flanders"
and "Samson And Delilah."
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlin) Box
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"The Gazebo'? and "Tension et Toble
KOCK."
TRI CITY DRIVE-IN - Shows stort et
ousk. "A Prlvete's, Aflelr" and "Flye
Gates To Hell." ,
BENETTA THEATRE (Winston) "The Beet
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SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1H0
INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 6:45. Com
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leberry Finn" 7:25-9:40.
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Getes open 7:15.
Shows start at dusk. 3 Features. "The
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7:15. Shows stert et dusk. "A Dog of
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CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlin) Dawn
io uusk snow, o Big Features. "The Ga
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TRI CITY DRIVE-IN Shows start at
ousk. a private's Affair" end "Five
uaies io Men."
BENETTA THEATRE (Winston) "The Beat
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"A PRIVATE'S AFFAIR", starring
Sal Mineo, Christine Cararo, Bar
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Jessie Royce Landil, plus Dolores
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Steaks our Specialty
CAFE OPEN 24 HOURS
DANCING
EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 9:30 - 2:00
' Featuring WAYNE WAGNER at Hit organ
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 10-2:00
v FMhirini BETTY COWAN TRIO
SALES HIT HIGHER MARK
y.S. retailers' sales during the
first six months of 1959 soared to a
new all-time high of $103,200,000,
0008.8 per cent more than in the
same period in 1958.
THRU SAT ONLY '
Open 6:45 . . . Shows 7:00-9:15
All fhe lovable characters
brought to life-. . . in .
Ttie Adventures of si
BuckleberryRnn;
tony randall
archie'moore
eddie hodges
SUN-M0N-TUE
Open at 7:1 5...Showi at Dusk
ROUND-BY-ROUND
BLOW-BY-BLOW
Sensational!
SEE '
PATTERSON
Knock Out-
JOHANNSON
in the
Most Exciting
FIGHT
PICTURES
Ever Filmed
plus
WILF SUSAH
' CABOT
i- .SCOTT BRADY tUINE EDWARDS
and -
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