Pair Ordained
Into Ministry
Wed., Aug. 28, 1963 The News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. 7
By MPS. G. B. FOX
Wally and Linda Petei-on, pas
tor and wife at the Glendale
Church of Christ, who recently
completed their studies at the
Northwest Christian College in Eu
gene, were ordained as ministers
in a special service at the West
side Church of Christ in Eugene.
M.ther Diet
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Myler of Azal
ea received word that his mother,
Mrs. Ede Biehl, 89, of Wichita,
Kan., had died.
Mrs. Molly McCarley of Van
Nuys, Calif., arrived recently for
a two-week visit with -her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Sallee and family of Glen
dale. Mr. Sallee's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sallee
of Las Vegas, Nev., arrived for a
few days' visit with the Sallee fam
ily, with the H. L. Shepherds of
Quines Creek, and with relatives
in the Roseburg area.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Opperman
and Lucy drove to Lake Sammam
ish near Seattle over the week
end. While there they visited with
Mrs. Opperman's relatives. Lucy
remained to attend a Bible Camp
at the lake and to visit with rela
tives in Washington.
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Glide Bloodmobile
Visit Successful I
The Red 1 Cross Bloodmobile's
first visit to the Glide area was
made last Friday sponsored by the
Glide Kiwanis Club whose project
is a Community Credit Blood
Bank. .
The response to the club's ap
peal for blood donors was a sur
prisein the three-hour period, 3
to 6 p.m. Mrs. Robert B. Franks,
blood recruiting chairman for the
Douglas County Red Cross, report
ed 43 blood donors volunteered.
However, three were rejected for
various causes. There were 23 men
and women who were first time
blood donors. A total of 40 pints
of blood was obtained. Charles
Morgan, president of the Glide Ki
wanians was the first donor.
Eighteen pints went to the Ki
wanis Club blood bank by request
of the donors. Nineteen pints were
given in the name of Miss Sheryl
Sims of Toketee who is to undergo
heart surgery (her physician stat
ed 17 pints would be required for
the operation) and the remaining
three pints given by donors were
left to the discretion of the club
for allotment.
Mrs. Bill Hackney, Mrs. Gil Mag
ness and Mrs. Elmer Reese typed
donor information cards.
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Melrose Visitor
By NETTIE WOODRUFF
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alberding of
Melrose drove to Wheeler recently
tn hrinff his mother. Mrs. Gladys
Alberding, to Melrose for a few
days' visit. Sne has since len oy
plane for Okinawa where she will
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and children spent the weekend at
Seaside with his cousins. They
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with former Melrose residents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Teagarden.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chamberlain
anrl GAT1 nf New York state, visited
recently with Jack Bathrick andj
family. Chamberlain is a minister
and is a former ocal resident hav
ing graduated from Roseburg High
School.
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Hyatt. .
Mrs. Patricia O'Brien spent the
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Rose Warner of Berkeley. Calif.,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis Warner.
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