12 The Newi-Review, Roieburg,
Glendale People
By MRS. G. B. FOX
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Edson,
Mrs. Pcan Smilh, and Mrs. Ron
rrt Thompson, all of Glendale
drove lo Forest Grove recently lo
take the trailer load of gifts for
the Masonic Home at Forest Grove
which have been donated by Ma
sonic groups from Glendale, Can
yonville, Riddle, Myrtle Creek, and
Roseburg.
Tilltrs Return
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Tiller of
Grants Pass, former Glendale res
idents, have moved back to the
Glendale area.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Edgcrly and
son of Azalea drove to Seattle,
Wash., to visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Naomi Garcia, and family,
recently. . ,
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Tom Rolland of Quines Creek
underwent major surgery at the
Forest Glen Hospital in Canyon
ville last week. He has been re
leased to his home but still re
quires some medical treatment.
The Glendale School primary de
Dart mcnt Christmas prouram was
erroneously reported to be sched
uled for 7:30 p.m. on Dec. 16. The
program will not be held in the
evening, nut at 1:30 p.m. on mat
date in the grade school auditor
ium. All youngsters of the first,
second, and third grade school
classes will take part in the pro
gram, according to Elbert Brock,
Grade School superintendent.
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their Christmas program as a
Christmas concert at the high
school on Dec. 21.
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Mite Danni Rahinton snpnt the
weekend in Portland visiting her
motner, Mrs. Marjone jtoDinaon.
I lilt.. Ulll nnA Unrinn Tafii.k
have relumed home after spend
ing a, lew uays bl me Manila
property at Siltcoos Lake.
Paul Ccy, accompanied by his
mnthnF Mrs Rlnnlm Tav mlnrn.
ed home Sunday after visiting for
two oays in oacraniemu wnu uie
former s brother, iiarom a. Lacy,
and family.
Clifford Ferguson, formerly with
the State Public Utilities Com
mission and now a traffic expert
in private practice in Salem, spent
part 01 last weeK in Kosenurg con
ferring with representatives of the
Southern Oregon Traffic Assn.
Mr. and Mrs, Bob Simmons, for
merly of this city and now resi
dents of Pendleton, have bought a
cale called the Holiday House on
the outskirts of Pendleton and will
take over its operation Jan. 1. Mr.
and Mrs. Simmons were in the
restaurant business while they liv
ed in Roseburg and owned the Bev
erage Shop and Simmons Sandwich
Shop.
Doualas Community Hospital
Auxiliary will hold an Important
board meeting at ID a.m. Juesuay
at the hospital followed by the gen
eral meeting at 10:30 a.m. A dis
cussion will be held regarding the
sponsoring of a series of TV health
programs starting about the second
week in January and also a civil
defense program. The officers are
urging all members to attend the
meeting.
Mrs. Frod Reece of Whitlier,
Calif., is presently visiting here
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
C. E. Richardson, who is recup
erating from recent surgery. Mrs.
Reece. who was accompanied by
her grandson, Ricky Reece, also
of Whittier, is also visiting at the
home of her son, Bob Recce, and
her son and daughter in law, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Reece, and
daughters. After Mrs. Reece re
turns home, Ricky will ' remain
for a while at the Richard Reece
home.
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I Bert Lurnc, Douglas County
I treasurer, went to Peruana last
week on county Business.
Larry Rush, U. S. Navy, is home
to spend his holiday leave visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. S.
Rush, l.arrv is stationed at Nor
folk, Va.
Mrs. L. A. Lindsay and children,
Gary, Starling and Bill, have re
turned to their home in Cottage
Grove alter spending Sunday here
visiting Mrs. Lindsey's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Wilson.
iwr. ano ffiri. 3 lancy muon aim 1
laniliy, iurilli-r jcaiueuia ui lino
city now living in Klamath Falls,
spent the weekend with Mrs,
Moon's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred L. Perry, at 1616 W. Beau
mont. .
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Harris re
turned home last week after a
stay in Portland where the for
mer underwent surgery at Provi
dence Hospital. Airs. Harris stay
ed with friends. Harris will be
convalescing at his home for the
next few weeks.
Charlas V. Stanton, editor of. the
News-Review, left today for Port
land to attend a meeting of the
advisory committee for the Ore
gon Travel and Information Dept.
at a conference with the Oregon
Highway Commission. The com
mittee has scheduled a meeting
with Governor Hatfield in Salem
tomorrow. Stanton will attend this
session also.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Griffin
(He is Josephine County asses
sor) and Robert W. Loveless, all
of Grants Pass; Fernley W. Long
of Gold Beach, Curry County as
sessor; H. D. Domogalla of Salem,
Marion County assessor; Ken Om
lid, Eugene, Lane County assessor;
Bert Kline, Newport, Lincoln
County assessor; Ray J. Schu
macher, Mcdford, Jackson Coun
ty assessor; Bruce M. Cowan,
Longview, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs.
Earl O. Miller of Portland; James
and Hugh Whipple, both of Drain;
and Berkeley DeVaul, Edwin E.
Goodrich. Woodrow Damarcll,
Charles Mack, Harry Logan. Lar
ry Michael and L. K. Batcman,
all of the Oregon state jax com
mission at Salem, were here Thurs
day for the funeral of Morris Bow
kcr, Douglas County assessor.
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Ralph Loux spent the weekend
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He went deer hunting during his
visit. " .
Dr. John H. Donnelly, Douglas
County Health Officer, has return
ed to nis ottice loiiowing a tnree
day meeting of state health ofti-
cers in Portland. .
Miss Mariorie Bowktr left Sun
day to return to her studies at
Oregon State College after being
called here by the illness and
subsequent death of her father,
Morris Bowker.
Wilbur-Winchester
PTA Has Speaker
Biir Williams spoke on phases
of special education in District
four at the WHDurwincnester
PTA meeting held recently.
A question and answer period
followed his remarks, reports Ma
vis Bintliff, correspondent. Stress
was placed on the need for more
speech and remedial reading teach
ers. Mrs. Dale Guse, presided in the
absence of the president. She-read
a letter from the secretary of the
Mental Health Association which
urged the organization, to aid in
sending gifts to state patients. As
Bluebirds in the Wilbur-Winchester
area had chosen the state hos
pital at Salem to be the recipient
of the'ir Christmas giving, the PTA
took a collection to aid them in
purchasing additional items. A
list of suitable articles will be
sent home with the school chil
dren for those who would like to
contribute.
Bluebird leaders will meet Dec.
16 at the home of Mrs. Willard
Pease, 1C4 NE Pleasant St., Win
chester, re pack the gifts to be
sent to Salem.
It was reported that the PTA
will again participate in gift wrap
ping at Mark's and proceeds, will
be used to purchase treats for the
school children and to enlarge the
organization's welfare fund. A
schedule has been set up and vol
unteers may contact Mrs. Pease.
The recent membership drive
resulted in an enrollment of 76
parents in the Wilbur-Winchester
area. Mrs. Foster's room served
the lunch which followed the meet
ing. 'i,
Oakland Women
To Donate Food
At a recent meeting of the wo
men's group of the Oakland Church
of Christ, members decided : to
each bring cookies and or candy
to the next meeting to send to i
the Indian mission at Tacoma, :
Wash., for Christmas.
The mission is supported by the!
Church of Christ, reports Edith
ITunn, correspondent. Group mem-1
bers met at the parsonage with a I
potluck lunch served at noon. The
women finished preparation of ar
ticles they have made for a sale.
The next meeting will be a
Christmas party with the Oakland1
Birthday Club, Dec. 15 at 10 a.m.'
in the church basement. Each wo
man is to bring a Christmas giftl
for a jiift exchange. A Chris'masj
dinncrSvill be served at noon. The I
articles the women have boon
working on will be on sale.
CHURCH PROGRAM SET
The Wilbur Methodist Church
has iot Dec. 23 at 7 p.m. as the
time for the annual Sunday School
Christmas program. Class teach-1
ers will be in charge. Meetings ,
of the youth fellowship have been
suspended until after the holidays,
reports Mrs. Lewis Bintliff, cor
respondent. Movie Showtime
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INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 7:30. 'On.
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Stanton C. Allison, representa
tive of Commonwealth Title Insur
ance Co., Portland, was a recent
business visitor in Roseburg.
Robert Wolcott, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Wolcott of this city,
has been discharged from the U.
j S. Marine Corps and will be ar-
riving home some time Wis week.
Mrs. Ralph Russell, who has been
in Portland for the last several
weeks undergoing treatment at the
Norlhrup Medical center, is expect, :
ed lo return to her home here this '
week following completion of the'
course of treatment
Kenneth Clark, credit manager
of Roseburg Firestone store, went
to Portland Saturday to attend a
wedding of school friends. He visit-1
ed relatives and friends while
there. His wife, Dorothy, was al-:
ready in that city aiding in the
wedding preparations. She will re-,
turn home with him tonight.
Miss Karen Skeels, who is a
freshman student at Bob Jones
University at Greenville, S. C, is
expected to arrive here Friday to
spend the holidays visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Verl Skeels.
She is planning to come by plane
to Portland where Mr. and Mrs.
Skeels and Karen's sister, Kalhy,
will meet her.
Mrs. Jim .Poiror and sons, Stev
en and Ronnie, are expected to ar
rive this week from Corvallis to
visit at the home of Mrs. Poirot's
grandmother, Mrs. C. E. Richard
son. Mrs. Poirot, the former Rae
da Reece, is making the trip espe
cially to see her mother, Mrs.
Fred Recce of Vhittier, Calif., who
is here staying with her mother,
Mrs. C. E. Richardson, who is re
cuperating from recent surgery.
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A film entitled "Twenty-four
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Green PTA.
The rneeting was presided over
by Mrs. Willis Coble, president.
Boy Scout Troop 436 presented
the colors. Members voted to be
gin the sale of savings stamps in
January at the Green School. The
day of each week that the sale
will be made will be announced
later.
The room count awards were
won by Mrs. Hause's second grade
and Mrs. Austin's fifth grade.
Fifth grade mothers served re
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