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Many Seasonal Events Are Scheduled In Elkton,
By MRS. CW. HENOERER (supervisor,
resular meeting. A Chrisl-iwill be held Thursday, Dec. 19,
The Kelloss Grange will havelmas gut exchange and program
jits
velmas
inei.re-noimayiK-rma nr. K-, - Wednesdav,v.Ul be held. Potluck refresh
Ion is filled with many activities: ' , " . , .. '! ... . ,..... .
DALLAS fl'I'II Munev del- familv.
By mk. HAkicn i-UKu hum mm oiu uiv ,uKeu two widows who were amount. j
The Tenmile Grade School0 ' "le uairy nerusmansmp iiu-cau(!h in the aftermath of the: ..Wt. I)orc cach dav ,laI1
Christinas program is sclied-1 i" " .".,....., presidential assassination. MVc sot the dav before," she
ulcd for Monday, Dec. 16, at 8;ulalc(l one-month slays at Donalions , he familv ol said.
Alter an initial meeting with
related to the season and both
adult and youth groups are
participating.
Caroling Planned
Dee. 18. at 6:30 p.m. at the
"rants hal! for all members
and their families.
'J he annual Christinas Musi
ments will follow the meeliii;
and program.
Lions Set Party
The Elkton Lions will hold
Concert will be held .Monday, their annual Christmas party
uieu ivm uiuuua, ycv. w, w. . , ..,,,! Monaiiuns 10 llie laiiinv ui
m in ih .imi avmnasiiim. homes of the boys in the club. . ,:,.,.. j n Tit
..... Bv.,vu. B7 -ri. h,.ll n u -..Jrlr',,1-,u P"1""'"" " nnei an uu'.iai luceung who
The theme will be a Mother """' " - needed $202,000 and 12 sacks of newsmen, .Mrs. Tippit a.ked to
Goose Christmas by grades one.
two and three. A selected chor
us from grades four, five and
six will sing Christmas carols.
Treats will be furnished for the
children by the Tenmile I'TA
F.mily Croups Visit
mail remained unopened. .Mrs.ibe left alone to meet the urob
Tippit was amazed and gratc-iems of rearing three children
i The high school youth group of rjec. 16, at 7:30 p.m. in the hiph
the Church will meet at the school gymnasium with both
church at 5:30 p.m. Sunday. 'schools particiuating under the
Dec. 15. for its annual hayride, direction of William IlickersonJ
and evening of caroling. Vern Everyone is invited.
Clemo will furnish the truck! The Hehekah Lodge will meet
and Mrs. Earl Ullivant on Ol- while trying to arrest the sus isaid she was the type of per
alia Itoad are Uri;. Ollivant'sipected assassin. son who liked to do things for!
brother and sister-in-law, .Mr. The widow and two babies oflothers, but was amazed by the
The children's Christmasiand Mrs. Maynarci Steele of acc.us,.,i assassin Lee llarveylgifts to her.
parties will be on Dec. 20 in the
last l'-j hours of the school day.
Thero will be a gift exchange.
Vacation will start at the close
Buffao.N.Y. The Ollivants took I Oswald had been i-iven S9.000.I
their guests on a two-day trip;,, was reporied the Russian- n.LM1 CromOH
to Bandon and down the coast : ,ul.n woman went when in-:ws'uu9 vinen
to Crescent City and through ,f()1.m(.u ()f le outpouring. Tnller! Tn Clna Eirne
of school on Dec. 20 and runlthe Redwoods, returning home, P(m.0 K(,,.u) a clearing housoj
to Jan. 0.
Joint Meeting Slated
The Olalla-Tenmilc Home Ex
tension Unit will meet at 10
a.m. on Tuesday, Lee. 17, at
llio Ladies Club House in Ten
mile. The topic for discussion
will be "Alaska." The unit will
join with Tenmile Ladies Club
for a potuck luncheon at noon
and their Christmas party and
gift exchange after lunch.
At the last meeting of the
Little Hustlers Livestock 4 II
Club the following officers were
elected: president, Bunny St.
Clair; vice president, Larry
Wcinhotd; and secretary, Vir
ginia Weinhold. Their leader is
Otto Weinhold, New members
are Richard Lawrence, Paul
Standley and Richard Weinhold.
Pins and certificates were
awarded according to length of
membership.
The next meeting will be at
the Isaac James home on 01
alla Itoad Dec. 13 at 8 p.m.
Any one wishing to join the club
is invited to attend.
The club this year produced
many of the livestock champ!
by way of Grants Pass and the
new tunnel on Highway Mil.
Coining to spend Thanksgiv
for the Tippit fund and had re- rirumcn f.om 1C Hoscburs
ceived more than 5158,000. ine f.:,., rwirimeni ... aM
Dallas Ti.nes-IIerald collected!,..!',.. ,. u, ..r l- n...
!..., nl miiir'.tit li,,,iw ,iri,r.. , iu '"v ll"ltre UIJIIUII I Ul
'. "1 ... .".. was "rneQ vu, !man, 483 SE Burke St.. Thurs-
uiii Biouuaiii, uu ,,v.,.M, lw ponce wcunesuay. nnoui
family of Shady Cover and
their granddaughter and her
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Larry
one-half sack of mail was proc
cssed daily.
Both women were in seclu
Griurlnv. and familv of Grants;;...,
I'ass. I' .Mrs. Oswald was under guard P"rtment answered a call at the
Mr ..,ul M, Ted Hi-nrdii-i c- : ..... ch,. 'home of Hubert Jonsland, ltoute
..... ...... ....... , ,,v j...-..-, jt-i a u. him.
day morning by a flue fire
Damage to the house was csti
mated at $75.
The Hoscburg Rural Fire Do-
and drive the group on their
trip with Mr. and Mrs. Dale!
Swinehart and Mr. and Mrs.!
Carl Grimsrud as supervisors.
The group will then visit the
Grimsrud home for hot choco
late and cookies.
The junior higli Sunday School
class of the Christian Church
will hold its Christmas parly
at the church on Sunday, Dec.
15, from 3 to 5 p.m. The class
will have a gift exchange and
group singing followed by games
wilh Mrs. Wade Henderer as
Tuesday
Dee. 17 at 8 p.m. for
for members, wives and invited
guests on Wednesday. Dec. 18.
in the high school gym. A gift
exchange and special program
will be held, following a pol
itick supper.
The Cub Seoul Pack nightitcml.
at 7:00 p.m. at the all-purpose
room in the grade school fur all
Cub scouts and their families
and friends. A special program
lhas been planned.
The Elkton Christian Church
will have its annual Christinas
potluck luncheon Wednesday,
Dec. IS, at 12:30 p.m. at the
Church. A special program has
been planned and there will be
a gift exchange. Everyone in
he community is invited to at-
and son and daughter, Bill and
Nancy Pack, spent the Thanks
giving holidays in California vis
iting relatives. On Thanksgiv
ing day they attended a family
reunion at the home of Mrs.
Benedict's mother, Mrs. Ruth
Garr, in Modesto and on Sat
urday attended another family
reunion at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Richter in Fresno.
Boy IS Hospitalized
Mrs. Don Standley and Mrs.
11. J. Kohison took the Rohi-
son's son, David, to Portland on
Saturday whore he entered
Docrnbecher Hospital for obser
vation. They visited Lloyds
Center before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Centers,
Rollie Centers, Mr. and Mrs.
ons in their class at the countyBill Centers and daughter,
requested protection and was
reported in hilling at a local
3, Box 330, Wednesday after
noon. They reported a Hue fire
m..t..l M, (ihirl.U Willi:.,,,,,,, laS UUl UMH Ull.VU. Ul ll,U IIIU"
a Fort Worth housewife who"-'- No "umac WM re"u'tcd
started a campaign to raise;
money for the poverty-stricken;sELLING INTEREST
rhorvl ,ir,.vn t.. 'North Rend' LONDON (UPI)-The Trades
where they were guests of Al-I'i'0" Congress is selling its 40
fred Centers' brother-in-law,
Carl Eckhoff, and his sister, El
sie Eckhoff, for Thanksgiving
dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rob
erts report their grandson, 4-
month-old Brian Roberts, im
proving following 10 days in
Docrnbecher Hospital in Port
land. His parents, Mr. and Mrs.
LeRoy Roberts brought h i m
home from the hsopital on Sat
urday. ,
per cent interest in the London
Daily Herald to news magnate
Cecil King, the Daily Express
reported this week.
The Ilcrad has had difficul
ty raising its circulation, at
tributed to its ties witli the1
Trades Union Congress, the
British equivalent of the Amer
ican AFL-CIO. The newspaper
faces a $2.52 million debt. King
already owns 51 peT cent of the
Herald.
Bend Parents Stale
Annual Concert Date
The Roseburg High School
Band Parents Association, at
its meeting this week set the
date of Jan. 30 for the winter
band concert. Guest conductor
will be Robert Vagner, director!
of bands at the University of
Oregon.
The association voted to pur
chase a record player for the
band room. It was announced
the Pep Band will go to Eu
gene to play during the Uni
versity of Oregon basketball
game Dec. 14 and will go to
Corvallis to play during the Or
egon Stale game Dec. 20.
For entertainment at the
meeting Tuesday, Cathy Cardiff
played the bassoon.
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