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Mr. m u q RrHI and
! daughtei, Mrs Gavlyn Brosi. and
baby, D(ie 'spent Wednesday in
Eugene business.
Mr. inrili " n mra
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following .eek jn Portland vis
ilmg their ion.in.iaw and daugh
ter .Mr. annilrs- Ki L, Wernsing,
and family.
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day for her h.Be , Seatte Thurs
day. followinSlhe Christmas holi
days here viMt,g her brother and
sister-in-law. and Mrs. E. G.
Young, and h"krother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Krs. R. r. Clarke.
Miss Young is aagn schooi teach
er in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. hiip D. Harth
are back at then nome on SE
Cass Avenue, folloig a vacation
trip to Victoria, Be where they
enjoyed the annim traditional
Christmas ceremonj anij celebra
tions over the Chrises weekend
at the lamed EmprSs notei. Ac
companying the HaiUs 0n the trip
were Mr. and Mrs. Eilnk McCord
of Sulherlin. They ftrted the
Empress Hotel was tied with
guests and that the c,mony Was
especially beautiful. Thty aiso en
joyed fine weather on 4e trip.
Mrs. W. F. Pric has tnurned to
Glide to make her hom for the
present, following an exlemed stay
in California. After sellag her
home at Glide last Octoba t0 Mr.
and Mrs. Art Young, of Sn Fran
cisco, Mrs. Price went to (os An
geles to visit relatives. Shi spent
Thanksgiving in Phoenix. Ariz..
visiting a brother and jusl Vforc
Christmas went to Redding, Calif.,
by plane to visit her sonniaw
and daughter, Mr. ana Mrs. Jack
Revillc, and family. After Christ
mas she accompanied her sogin.
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
P. K. DcShields, back to Rose-
burg. The DeShields had visits
relatives in San Krancisco over
Ihe Christmas holidays. Mrs. D.
Shields is also a daughter of Mn,
Price.
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Mr. and Mn. Don Burcher of
Coquille visited here Wednesday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hairy
Pierson anil family.
Url Watarman and Biuz Ar-j
antz, both of Grants Pass, accom
panied by .Miltun Dement of tins
city, spent Wednesday in Eugene!
attending to business lor J. H.
Baxter and Co. :
Mr. and Mrs. Jo Todd and !
baby were here this week to visit !
at the home nf .Mrs. Todd's par
ents, Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Potter, j
They also saw other relatives and
friends. j
Mr. and Mrs. Jamas R. MtCrain
of 1450 SE Mill St., are the par
ents of a daughter. Donna Yvonne,
born Dec. 4 at the Valley Lane
Hospital m Eugene, tne baby
weighed 6 pounds 2 ounces.
Ml.. I.m; riihhnnc. chwlont nl
Willamette University at Salem,
and Miss Margaret Scwall, who is
oHomljnn 1 !P inff t ll 1.4 uimk- fnl
San Francisco to spend the New
Year's holiday weekend visiting
friends before resuming their stu-
tlina Tim.- ciwnl I'hrittlll.'tti U'tUtlf
here at tlie home of Miss Gibbon's
parents, Sir. and airs, i.ienn Gio
tons, on SE Terrace Avenue.
Dnhmr CnrlMr left Tllll I'uH.'l V
for his home in Salcin, following
a week's visit in Roseburg as the
houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Wiley. This was the 2tth Christ
mas Forkucr has spent al the
Wiley home. Guests over Cluist
mas Eve. Christmas Day and Mon
day of the Wileys wore their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Wiley jr., ana sons, Bruce
and Lynn, and Mrs. Earl , Wiley
Jr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Hampton, all of Baker. They left
Monday for Albany, where they
H.,ul n.,n,.ninht at th.. f'milnr Pilv
Motel, which is owned by Hamp
ton, ana men wem on- 10 inuir
homes in Baker Tuesday.
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FREDDIE HART, Columbia Records recording star, guitar
ist and song writer, will perform tonight at Lindy's, south
of Roseburg. He wrote and recorded "Loose Talk", the top
selling record of 1956, and recorded "Keys in the Mail
Box" and his current Top Twenty hit,' "Lying Again." He
has been o member of the Grand Ole Opry and Town
Hall Party radio shows for several years.
Big New Year's Eyc
DANCE
SWINGING MU5IC BY
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New Year's Dance & Show
At LINDYS
Saturday -Dsc. 31 - New Yecrs Eve
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Mr. and Mrs. Dal Hill and
daughter have returned home aft
er a trip to Tillamook where they
spent the holiday with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith and
son, Ronnie, ot Brllingham. Wash.,
were visitors here over the holi
day weekend with Mrs. Smith's
parents, Air. and Mrs. It. Glenn
Brady.
Mn. D. L. Farleigh has left for
her home in Kedniond, Ore., fol
here visiting her mother, Mrs. J.
B. llenslec, and her sister. Mrs.
George L. Singleton, and family.
Also visitors here over the holi
day were .Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hen
slee of Canity, Die., uncle and
aunt of Mrs. Singleton anil brother-in-law
and sister in law of Mrs.
Henslee.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo O'Mara will
be honored on their siler wedding
anniversary Sunday, Jan. 1, at an
open nouse at ineir nome at ki.
1 Itnv 1:100 ivIwmi Ihitil' von.iti.lmv
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Koliie i
iirunoe, ami sous, jueiiaei ami
Danny O'Mara, are hosts and host
ess at an open house. Relatives
and lncmis are most cordially in
viteH to e.'ill from 1 n m. on
through the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rummel
returned to their home in Rose
burg Wednesday night, following a
week's visit in Southern California.
They visited the hitter's mother
and sister, Mrs. James A, Groves
and Miss Ponce Groves, in Los
Angeles: with her brother and sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.
Groves, and family, in Brentwood
(Groves is manager of the Beverly-Hilton
Hotel) and both going
south and returning north, they
stopped over in Modesto to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Apperson. for
mer residents of this city. In Fres
no the Rummels visited friends
whom they formerly knew while
residing in International Falls,
Minn.
Governors Elected
SKOUL, Korea (AP) Prime
Minister John M. Chang's Demo
cratic party .won the governor
shins in five of ID Drovincei in
Smith Korea's first gubernatorial
elections Thursday. The opposi
tion New Democratic Dirty won
three races and two were not yet
decided.
During former President Syng
man fthno'c rulA nivwinlo1 anu
ernors were appointed by the
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Mrs. Clark Leady left this week
for her home in San Francisco,
following Christmas here with
her parents, Mr. and .Mis. Paul
Jenkins.
I
Mrs. E. R. Knollin, of Eugene,
who has been here visiting her
sisters, Miss Alice and .Miss Emma
Ueland, has left for San Diego,
Calif., to visit relatives anil friends.
Mr. and Mra. H. L. McHenry
of Portland, formerly of Roseburg,
are spending the holidays in Loin
poc, Calif., visiting their son-in-law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred (Forenco Anne McHenry)
Fata.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Currier andi
two small children of Corvallis vis-1
ited here over the holidays with
their respective parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Malone and Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Currier. Ron has com
pleted his studies at Oregon State
College with the full term, how
ever, the family will continue to
live in Corvallis, while he works
for Ins master's degree.
Dr. Bruc Tuck of this city
drove to Eugene Wednesday to
bring back his two daughters, Les
lie and Dana, who spent the re
mainder of the week here al the
Tuck home. Dr. and Mrs. Tuck
are tajcing the girls back lo Eu
gene this weekend. j
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Baker of
Aitkin, Minn., visited the hitter's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Nolan Bickford over Friday1
and Saturday and then went onto
Salem to visit relatives. Guests
over Monday at the Bickford
home were Mrs. Bickford's broth- j
er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. j
Mike Perpich, and four children,
of San Bernardino, Calif., who
were en route to Washington on a!
10-day vacation trip.
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