The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, September 16, 1960, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextSUPER MODIFIED UNLIMITED HARDTOP RACES Friday Sept. 16 Tim Trials start ot 7:30 p.m. Roseburg Speedway 3 milet So. en old Hiwoy 99 h Piano Lessons For Elkfon Set Home Ec Group Meets In Elkton Pitroniit Niwt-Roviiw Advertisers Sirs. Merle (jO(i:hn2 wii start her schedule fur giving piano les suns again this year at the Klkton grade school. Anyone wishing to contact Iter (or lessons may do so at school or at her home, accord ing to Mrs. C. W. Henderer, News Kvview correspondent. Weitherly Guests Mr. and Mrs. Vince Stone and family of Portland and Mr. Walter Duff of Corvallis were weekend guests at the Iwrman Weatherly home. Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Eureka. Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond WE M 13 Brand New 1960 PLYMOUTHS VALIANTS DeSOTO (1) By Sept. 30th REGARDLESS LOSS TO US TREMENDOUS CASH SAVINGS CALL THEM DISCOUNTS CALL THEM BONUS TRADES , CALL THEM ANYTHING YOU LIKE THE IMPORTANT FACT IS THAT WE WILL SAVE YOU COLD, HARD CASH! Instant Delivery Cn All Models Bank Terms, Liberal Trades YOU WRITE YOUR OWN TICKET BILL STOCK MOTORS 1771 N. E. Stephens OR 2-3342 BILL STOCK'S NEW AND USED CAR LOT 1358 S. E. Stephens OR 3-6391 S. Jones and family of Toledo were weekend guests at the J. K. Stover home. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kellison and son Bov moved recently to Eugene and have sold their river home to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Taylor of Blodgelt. Ore. .Mrs. Stanley Cockran is recuper ating at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cockran in Springfield following major surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Posekany took Mrs. Clarence liiggs to Portland this week where siie left by train for her home in Boone, Iowa fol lowing a two weeks visit with her daughter and family. Mrs. Harry Whitfield and Elaine left Tuesday for Brookings and a short visit with the Bill Fallerts. Elkton students starting college at the L'nitersity of Oregon this week are: Lois Carnes. Mickey McCord and Bradley Loveless. Lmpqua Hebekah Lodge of Elk ton met recently for its first fall session with 11 members present. During the meeting the Charier was draped for Alfred Haines. Viva Dement reported on the recent ; Well-Baby Clinic which is sponsored j by the three Links (.tub ot the lodge. Following the meeting pot luck refreshments were served in the dining room and Pat Anderson showed colored films of the Rebe kah float and the Queen and her court during the Drain Fair. The Itebekah float won first prize and a cash prize of $10. The Elkton Home Extension I nit , boys attended the meeting. Thev Whitfield will finish his job and held their first fall meeting re-1 will meet every Monday evening ; plans to return to Elkton in No cenlly at the home of Mil Irl ( at the grade school. vember. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whit- Binder for i reorganization meet-1 Lion Board Meet field met Mrs. Whitfield and Elaine ing. according to Mrs. C W. Hen- yht Klk(on , on, l lub hed 4l ,he Eugene airport, derer, correspondent. Eight mem-1 board meeting last Wednesday eve-' Mr. and Mis. N. V. Stromim n bers enjoyed a potluck luncheon , nill at tne nome 0 ujck s j, den 0f Harbor were callers at the Wade served at noon With a business i ., ..,... ., l Henderer home last Tuesilav en Arley Marsh had charge of the route home from Portland, meeting. Following the meeting re- J'1" Stupe of Denton, N.C. spent freshments were served bv Mis several days last week at the home Fri., Sept. 16, 1960 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 13 The Crossword Puzzle For Today Cook Caravan Answer to Previous Puzzle Glide PTATo Hold First Meet Monday The Glide PTA will hold the first meeting of the year at 8 p.m., Monday at the high school multi purpose room. A meeting of the executive board will precede the general meeting at 7 p.m. The new officers for the year are, Mrs. Leo Bunnell, presi dent; Mrs. George Gross, vice president; and Mrs. Robert C. Ha uler, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Donald Brown was appointed pro gram chairman, and Gene Kosas chi, publicity chairman. The program for the evening will open with the introduction of the Glide elementary and upper ele mentary teachers by the principal. Calvin Christensen. Introduction of the high school teachers by prin cipal John Thompson will follow. Members of the Glide School Board will be introduced by Supt. Donald Fluke. refreshments will be served, re ports Mrs. Arthur Selby, correspondent. meeting following with the new of licers officiating: President, Doro thy Binder; vice president, Mary. Dement: secretary and treasurer. Sherry Baker. 11 was voted to have 25 cents dues each meeting for each member. A discussion was held on having evening meetings in the homes. Bonnie Sneed and Marilyn Willey will be the first project leaders on the project, "Easier Home Laundering." They will attend the project leaders' meeting in Scoltsburg on Sept. 22. Rally Day The Elkton Christian Church is planning a Rally day and Home coming program Sunday morning, Sept. 25. with a potluck luncheon at noon following the morning serv ices. A Youth program is being planned for the same evening to begin at 7 p.m. Everyone is cor dially invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dement and family of Colorado Springs, Colo, spent a week recently at the par ental Viva Dement home. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Albro are the proud parents of a baby girl born Sundav, Sept. 11 at Cottage Grove Hospital. She weighed 8 lbs. 10 ounces, and was named Tamala Rose. The Elkton Cub Scouts held their first meeting at the grade school Monday evening after school with Shirley Baimbridge and Sherry Baker as Den mothers. Eleven Saladen. I of Mrs. Agnes Johnson. Mis. Harry Whitfield and Elaine j Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Collier of returned to Elkton last week from ' Seattle, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. I Edna Bay, Ala , where Mrs. Whit-1 lioder Mansfield of Bakerslield. ' field has spent the summer and Calif , were both recent house Elaine the past three weeks. Mr. ' guests at the Charles Watson home. : FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fischer R BEST 0 Vl NORTHWEST Y yj WtLUE 0 : x. - , i it NN3-s w.-. .&-1-Z. ivvitiKStr--ii "- 1 ! Tea v rrFATI cijw : r --' " - -- - - -i -.j Medford Visit Paid By Glendale Couple lr. and Airs. Jim Belcher of Glendale visited with her parents in Medford Sunday, according to Mrs. G. B. Fox, News-Review cor respondent. From Yreke Mr. and Mrs. Dutch Bailie of Glendale returned from Yreka, Calif., early this month. He is haul ing logs for his brother, Loren Bartle. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Lipscomb have moved into the former Lee Roark house near Glendale. Fred and Palmer Strand went lo Empire late last week. Fred Strand has purchased a lot there, and will be putting down a well and erecting extra rooms to go with the trailer house they have purchased. They have sold their home on Reuben Road in Glendale. Rev. Gerald Fox of Glendale and John Morford of Merlin repre sented the Merlin Baptist Com munity Church at the Baptist Men's meeting over the weekend at the State Baptist camp grounds at Arrah Wanna on the Mount Hood Loop. They won the bronze plaque for percentage of member ship coming from the greatest dis tance. The plaque, which will be enaraved with the church's name, will remain in its possession till next year when it will be present ed again to a winning church. Lem Phillips of the Grants Pass Baptist Church brought the morn ing message in the absence of the pastor and women of the church had charge of the remainder of the service. Stewarts In Move To Glendale Home Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stuart of Glen dale are living in the L. M. Shep herd home on the Glendale Road near the Cow Creek Bridge at the foot of Capitol Hill, according to Mrs. G. B. Fox. correspondent. The L. M. Shepherds are now in Livingstone, Mont., where he is logging for Doug Dollar, also a former Glendale resident. Dwane Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Miller of Glendale. is teaching the 81 h grade and is acting as junior high athletic di rector and assistant football coach at GoldBeach. The Clifford Mil at Gold Beach. The Clifford Mil lo Gold Beach recently for Dwane to use until he can get other quar ters. Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Allen Sr., of Glendale, took their granddaugh ter, Becky, daughter of Leo, Jr., with them on a recent weekend to visit their son. Gene Allen and family at Coos Bay. The following weekend their son Stanley took Becky's sister. Martha Ann, for a visit with the Gene Aliens. A few days later. Stanley left for 1-ong-view, Texas, where he is attending Le Tourneau Technical Institute. Mrs. Hilma Stranne, one of Glen dale's Senior Citizens, who has been ill at her home for some time, is reported to be feeling much better. 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