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6 The Ntwt-Rtvitw, Raitburg, Ort. Thur., No. 2, 1961 Thur., Nov. 2, 1961 The Ntwi-Review, Roseburg, Or.." 7 , ft"' .-:ijva'iKs. CALENDAR OK EVENTS tomorrow Thurtday, Nov. 1 Driver' Lic.nt. SE Roberts St., I i.m, 8 to 10 run. I laminar, &17 lunchtun mrtling al home o( Mn. R. B. ('unci, 11.15 NE Bfulih. 12 30 p.m. I p.m. Rotaburg Lion Club, Hotel, 6 .TO p.m. i s p.m. vomtn'l Society for Chriitian Sorvico, First Morhodiir Church, Jackson bt PENNEY'S D... w ti j sorvico. lOO Incur ii.n l.'.t.I.. V ' Koaeburg, executive board meet L'mpqua in, at the church, t 45 a m. Dill.rd Winiton Mothoditt W.m-'f Umpque DuDlicate Brido. Cluk l lM cnurt". an t Socity for Chrittion Service, fi. Ctrcle, 30 p.m. potluclc Friday, Nov, U.L. approved 5-tube table radio now priced for savings extra home of Mrs. Alorru Bowker, 7:30 p.m. Glide Shufflers hriinnrri sauire rlance leon, Community Rmld Roiabure Duplicate Bridge Club, inn, I p.m., Ernie Gilbert instruc- l'mpqua Hotel, 12:30 p.m. This is lor. ! an open club and all bridge play- Civil Air Patrol, at the airport r ,re welcome. Anyone desiring 7:30 to :30 p.m. partner call OR 3-45M. Lady (Iks, Elm CIud, t p.m..' Driver'a License Iamioar, 837 cardi. I SK Roberta, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Barbershop Singing, Rickett il '. t the Fair- Music Store, p.m. grounds, I p m Elks, Elks Lodge, I pm. L,,'u"tar,,,f, t""' "m Hayloft Square, patlcrn dance B,!j"' M?" """i,' M?" . mrl h. ih. k. n. u.i.!!.. Home Croup of Alcoholics Anony Z1.a . ,P ,he brn n Me'r0,e m,. U 'K 2 4059, g p.m. CtukM, L i ,,Cn,7 n,bly of God Church. Winston. 7 t Club, clubhouse, noon luncheon fol- D m ' I lowed by weekly bridge play. i PNG Club of Roseburg Rebckah Timber City Chapter of Sweet f oHoi. ri,mm.o i. o . Adelines, Inc., Riverside School, I p.m., basement of IOOF Hall. I t, room 19, call OR 2 4313 for in- Umpqua Radio Club meeting, at formation. 8 p m. lh clubhouse on Klamath Ave., 3 Roseburg Rotery Club, I'ntDQua 7:30 p.m. . Hotel, noon. Dean Perrino Chapter 9, ahled American Veterans, Veter an a Memorial Hall, 8 p.m. Falino Fanciers of Oregon, at the home of Lois Mazill in Myrtle I Creek. I Olalla Valley Club, Upper Olalla . j),,. Community Building, pollack up- .,r.pcr, 7 p.m. Veterans of World War I and " Auxiliary, Douglas Barracks 176. j Veteran's Memorial Building, 8 pm: . . . . ! c..ik..i:. d akoL . u i ifu.Li Rivvrsdalt Grino. drang Ha I r,' Hall, 8 p m. P Roseburg Chapter No. I, Order Douglas Court Order of Amar. f of Eastern Star, Masonic Temple, ' ,n,h' meeting at Masonic Temple,1 8 p m. S P Visitors welcome. ! 4 Roseburg Toastmastors Intarn.-i Tenmilo Community Church, Bi-, tional M4, dinner meeting 7 p.m. Me mudy hour, at home of Mrs ." at Turn Around Inn. Visitors wel-: L". C. Worlhington in Porter Creek I ; come. section, 7:30 p.m. I Camas Valley Farm Federation. Elk ton High School, annual car- J Tri-Clty PTA, open house follow-1 nival, at Ihe school. l Ing business meeting in the mulit- Code end Theory Classes, fori! purpose room, 7:30 p m. Refresh-1 amateur radio licenses, at Ihei j ments by fourth grade mothers. Itimpqua Radio Clubhouse on ' ; Past Chiefs Club of Pythian Sis- Klamalh Ave., 7:30 p m. Bring! tors, at home of Elhel Hecathorn, your own ear phones. I P m. p.k,,r. .i ii Jt r..i Bni uiscussion uroup, t'A I" Building at the Roseburg air First Year, grand jury room. Doug-jport, 7:30 p.m. mi vuuiny killll lllllllKr, , . Ml p. Ol Subject, Aristotle: Politics, Book 1 Riverside Home Extension Unit, Vmem r'- J- v- ,r- Glide Shuffler. Square Dance vine, 304B NL Hughes St. Noon club, special dance, Community potluck. Lesson on making sleeve; club. 9 p.m. Buzr. Dibble guest ""els- I caller. Saturday dance cancelled Chapter CU, PEO Sisterhood, this week. ML) Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, rummage sale, at the old 88 Cent Store. 9 a.m. moons ton Elkton Farm Group Dinner Draws Large Attendance By MRS. C. W. HENDERER , constructors of the Halloween post- Ihe r.lklon harm Bureau met j era on Ihe store windows of Ihe Ihis week at the grade achool for the annual turkey dinner for all members and guests. A large crowd allcndrd and fol lowing the dinner a film on Rus sia was shown. New officers for Ihe coming yesr were elected: Norman Complon. chairman; Jim Bnhsl. vice chairman: Gertrude Complon, women's chairman; and Marjnrie Bobst secretary-treasurer. Family Gathers A family dinner was held re- (ash Market, Arlene's Cafe and Kendalls for their Halloween proj ect wilh den mothers, Sherry, Raker and Shirley Baimbridge as sisting. 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The Trumans broke the usual rigidity of the receiving line in the blue room by kissing and hug ging old friends. When Truman and his wife drove up in late afternoon lo be gin their visit thoy were met by the Kennedys and applauded bv some ill employes who Had worked under Truman and still hold While House administrative posts. Truman Seemed At Home Truman seemed o much at home that he took Kennedy's arm and guided mm inside. In the warm atmosphere, no body seemed to notice that the Trumans were 15 minutes laic. Afterward, as Ih- Kennedys and the Trumans walked to the Blue Room to greet the dinner guests, the U.S. Marine Band played Hail to the Chief for Kennedy and the Missouri Walti for Truman. In the exchange of toasts, Ken nedy noted that many of his ap pointees began their careers in the Truman administration. Tru man warmly promised his coop, eration to the Kennedy adminis tration. The Kennedys had gone lo some special effort to make the visit historic and nostalgic for the Trumans. They assigned the fam ous Lincoln room to Truman and gave Mrs. Truman the Rose room, now called the Queen's room be cause several visiting queens have the former president to the piano, a feminine voice called out: "Oh, no dad, you're no, a member of Equity," (the theatrical union). It was Truman's daughter, Mar garet, a veteran of show business. As usual on his frequent visits to Washington, Truman did a lot nt 'nminicnina TViio lima Via oiran I got onto the subject of the as sassination attempt made on his hie 11 years ago. Truman called it a "damn fool" attempt, but said at a news con ference Wednesday he drew from it an object lesson on how to face present and future dangers: Stay calm. U. S. Presidents Are Old Medicine To Last Guns SPOKANE, Wash. fAP) Pres. idents are old medicine to Last Guns. 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