Sept. 18. 1952
Rogue River, Uregoa
THE TIMES
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ROGUE RIVER THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES. Ron Brown, teacher. First row. left to right: Carey Star-
R o o m s and
A p a r tm e n ts
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Animal Health
Supplies
Wc have the latest treatment*
available for such as:
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Ndlion.il Drug Sture
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P hone 5 3 3 3
We Give S & H Green Stamps
FINE
FOOD
BR EA K FA ST — L U N C H
— D IN N E R —
Open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Reasonable Prices
zinger, Kenneth Baily, Jerry Peters, Steven Sinner, Kinley D a i l y ,
Michael Kearns, Alan Barney. Second row, left to right, Terry Gail,
Laurie McGarvle, Barry Frantz. Third row, left to right,Geriann Suk-
ow, Elizabeth Laws, Shannon Hartman, Geraldine Dow. Jeanne Alli­
son, Barbara Salter, Diana Davidson, Geraldine Anderson, and Roil-
een Milton.
STORK SHOWER
Mrs.Ethel Mays, and her
son. Buddy, have both been con­
Mrs. Sam Black of Rogue Riv­ fined to their homes with a severe
er was honored at a stork shower,
attack of influenza.
recently at the East Evans home of
Mrs. Elmer Milton. Hostesses were
Lots Cummings and Elrlta Wohgen.
Those attending were Mattle
Smith, Patsy Middleton, Mrs. M.C
Busack, Mrs. Miggs Webb, Mrs.
Audrey M. SMith, Mrs. Nancy
Cummings, Mrs. Marilyn Hargitt,
Pauline Hart, Donna Hawk, Lily
FINE FOODS
Hawks,Furn Doty,Bessie Magerle,
Margie Butterfield, Fay Thompson.
AMD
Bunny Webb, Doraleene Granger,
FINE BEVERAGES
Sharon Burkhart, Marjorie Wolfe,
LaRea Dennis, Marilyn Smith,
HOMESTEAD
Gretchen Klomhaus, Janice Burk­
hart, Patty Freeburger, Laura Belle
CAFE
Dennis, Joyce Boulter, Corlene
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West. Audrey Brown, Joan Milton,
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Marguerite Niquette. Corlee Plank,
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Helen Kean, Mary Wohgen, Edna
TAVERN
Sheehan, Beverly Lilly, Midge
Petrie, Joyce Mullins, Phyllis Ten­
ney, Georgiana B. Wehren, Bever­
ly Wehren, Elrlta Wohgen and Lois
Cummings.
Unable to attend but send
Ing gifts were: Grace and June Mil
ton, Rita King, Alice Hatch, Anna
Gochanour, Mrs. Inis Gelvin, Caro
lyn Hilger, Mrs. Roy Milton, Mrs.
W .Tenney, and Grandma Milton.
1953
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Phone
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3-3633
Highway
ACROSS FROM ELK LUMBER CO.
RECOVERING FROM SURGERY
Mrs. Elizabeth Horn of High­
way 99 is recovering from major
surgery at Sacred Heart Hospital in
Medford Her daughter, Lt.Lorraine
La Ronde of the United States Army
Nurses Corp, was given an emerg
ency furlough from her duties in
Germany and is with her mother at
this tim e.
TO VISIT DAUGHTER
Mr and Mrs.J.Les Graffis
left this week far Tooele, Utah, to
visit their daughter and her husband
Mr. and Mrs. Louis A.Clutter
Slowly, Brick by B rick. . .
Greyhound Bus Slop
BRIDGE
CAFE
That’s how homes are built. In the same
way, saving for that home dollar by dollar
is the sure way to ownership! Start an ac­
count today, especially for that “dream
house.” Add as much as you can every sin­
gle pay day. Then, when you have the down
payment we’ll help you finance the balance
on that new home.
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