The News-Review from Roseburg, Oregon • Page 7

Sat, Nov, 19, 1960 The Nawi-Roview, Roseburg, Ore. 7 Lions Club Of Yoncalla Collects Toys To Give To Needy Children The Crossword Puzzle For Today Amwr to Previous Puiile U.S. Territory By MRS. OEORGE EOES The Yoncalla Lions Club is collecting usable toys for children of needy families. Anyone having such toys and desiring to donate to the cause may leave them it the Yoncalla Feed Store.

Members of the club will collect food to be used in Christmas bas l-S I IPEIA5j PQg IaIuaIeIJaUi It 6gA kets for needy families in the near future. Officers Elicttd The Yoncalla Town and Country Club met at the home of Mrs. Willis Everly recently for a noon potluck dinner. The following new officers were elected for the coming year: Mrs. Charles Vian, president; Mrs.

Billie Boan, vice president; Mrs. Fred Sefton, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Billie Boan. sunshine committee; Mrs.

Everett Curtis, reporter; and Mrs. Jessie Daggs, games. A white elephant sale netted the club $2. schel Phillips at Eugene. Mothtr Laavts Mrs.

Cassius Rychard has returned to her home in Lakeview after spending three weeks in Yoncalla helping her daughter, Mrs. Paul Allen, who underwent surgcrv. Art Tychard and Mrs. Allen and two children took Mrs. Rvchard to her home in Lakeview, later returning to Yoncalla.

Floyd Williams of Portland spent a recent weekend visiting at the Harlcy and Vern Williams homes. Gus Peret. who spent the past five weeks in Sacred Heart Hos home. Mrs. Peret stayed in Eu-fene with her husband during Uie time he was there and returned home with him.

Raymond Anderson, who spent Ihe summer in Oregon City, has returned to his home for the winter. Dare and Don Kingery made a business trip to Portland over a recent weekend. Mrs. Phoebe Pew has returned alter spending 10 days visiting relatives and friends in California. Mrs.

Dallas Bragg and Mrs. Henry Byron have left for a week's visit with relatives in Los Angeles, Calif. PeHCOtATgujKA.N I S.IS.ltE.Dy tI IS A A AflK If i u.H..ti. CCLETESBeMIRE 1 Ig.HZl'? iii EL I fE NOt pan eIpMaI rate Parents Visit At Dixonville fiff Sanction 37 Admonished DOWN 1 Indonesians of Mindanao 2 Kind of code 3 F.ach 4 Diminutive of Letter 8 Anger 6 Domestic slaves 7 Urgs plant 8 She 9 Eggs 10 Disorders 11 Rugged mountain spur 32 Withered 19 Diamond- i 3 4W Airs. Kosie Johnson and Mrs.

pital, fcugene, where he underwent surgery has returned to his By JEAN RADCLIFFE I Ion a Whittridge of Oxnard. Mr. and Mrs. Jerrv Hanlin of visited at the Tillie Russeli home Tahuya, are visiting in the I in Scotls Valley over a recent 24 Cubic meters It Clullenge 28 Individual 29 Peruse SI Yugoelav city 35 Donatort StAge .18 Middle FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fischer weekend. The ladies had just retained after spending 10 days in home of their son and daughter, in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Han' 43 Sheriff! party 44 Italian'! nam for hu capital 45 Coniined 47 Outbuilding 49 Reverential fear 50 Important metal .12 Winglike part 53 Biblical nam. Hawaii. ACROSS 1 Capital of Virgin Ulandf. Charlotte 7 It formerly wax known at Saint 13 Heavy drinkers 14 Venerate 15 Ascended 18 Blackboard accessory 17 Manner's direction Dutch citf 20 Female saint ab.) 21 Small shield 23 Thus 24 Observe 25 Finale 27 Fifty cruise ships call annually at the Islands' 30 John (Gaelic) 32 Born 33 Three ttm (comb, form) Auricle 35 LamelUrostral birds 37 Political party 39 Accomplished 40 Musical note 4'i Month lib 44 Reverend lab 45 Cooking utensil cutter cup Miss Katherine Dickey, daugh 22 They belong 10 3D Remove! ter of Mr.

and Mrs. Delb'ert Dickey. ina butes i e.nncn was one of those chosen to represent the Milo Academy at a recent North Pacific Union confer ence of academy missionary vol unteer leaders workshop at Col lege Place, Wash. Air. and Airs.

Clayton report that their son, Pfc. Paul Mill, has finished parachute jump school and is now on one hour alert with THE GENE JOHNSON FAMILY, missionaries to the Congo, will be leading the School of Missions scheduled this Sunday; Monday and Tuesday at the First Christian Church, Roseburg. Services begin at 7 each evening. Missionaries Slated At First Christian the 2nd Airborne Battle Group at ion campneii, iy. Air.

and Airs. Harold runups and I 12 13 14 IS 16 IS 110 111 112 fj I lit) 51 aijg" il4 25 TTl 29 39 I J40 4i 49 60 63 I I I I I I i an, and family of Dixonville. Treatment Rtceivtd Wanda Lee Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, is in Community Hospital for treatment of a severe nosebleed-Cub Scout Pack 45 will hold its first meeting of the year Nov.

28, at 8 p.m. at the Deer Creek School. Wesley Overton is the new cub scout master. Den mothers are Mrs. Kathleen Overton and Mrs.

Jessie Pyle, with Mrs. Martha Broadwater and Mrs, Jean Shell-quist as assistants. Overton reports there are about 22 boys in the pack at the present time. Committee chairman is Neil Hart. The Dens meet every Monday evening after 'school at the den mother's homes.

Mr. and Mrs. John Landers drove to Portland over a recent weekend on a business and pleasure trip. George James went elk hunting in the Blue Mountains last week, but had an unsuccessful trip. Mr.

and Mrs. William Melton have returned borne from a short trip to Tahuya, where they visited relatives, and Portland where they were a guest of Mrs. Melton's brother Charles Smith. Mr. and Mrs.

Marion Baldwin were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Her- Christian College and Butler Uni- 46 Dower property 48 Fster 01 oleic vcisny, grauuaung irom Doiti institutions. Dr. Johnson is a grad- lato nf Knrihuiae rhmclian r'nl Winchester Hunters vuuanau lege, Eugene; the University of Dr.

and Mrs. Gene Johnson, medical missionaries to the Congo, will lead the First Christian Church, Roseburg, in Its annual School of Missions Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Johnson is the former Sue Hahn of Roseburg and the first jierson from the local First Christian Church to become a missionary. Sue attended Northwest acid 31 They formerly were known as the Weal Indies 64 John David was appointed their governor in 55 Oxidizing Return From Trip vicguu, aim inaiana university Medical School, Indianapolis, Ind.

They ended their first term of service in the Congo just as it began its independence. They plan on returning next summer. The Sohnnl nf Miccinno By MAVIS BINTLIFF Verl Skeels and Frank Rogers have returned to Winchester fol ensyme each evening at 7 p.m. with an lowing a 10-dav hunting and camp NKWSPAPEK ENTERPRISE ASSN. ing trip in central Idaho.

Ihe area which the men visited upcimig wursmp. ji p.m., tne children will attend a class taught by Mrs. Johnson while Dr. Johnson will teach the youth and adults. At 8 p.m.

both groups will share ill illlltratpH maccaana is inaccessible except by boat or small plane. Two other Oregon "Another bottle of this stuff? Gosh, ore you still single?" If Your Paper Hat Not Arrived By 6:1 P.M. Dial OR 2-3321 Cerween 6 7 P.M. men, Emerson Teague of Salem IIWIll UlC field. The Johnson's will tell of and Gene Teague of Stayton were in the party.

The group traveled about -60 miles up the Salmon River by boat. The men saw an abundance of wildli fe, including uieir wore in medical evangelism, educational evangelism and nrparhinff PA'ano-olicm Th nKli- Californians Visit At Elgarose Home By THELMA HANSON Mrs. Stanley Dancer and daugh number of mountain sheep. All is invited to share in these services. The Johnsons will be making appearances at schools, clubs and over television as well as services at the church.

the men filled their elk tags while in the main camp and their deer tags on the trip out. Woman Hospitalized ter of Yrcka, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Newman and two sons at Elgarose over a Mrs. George Short has been hos pitalized for several days for med ical treatment of a knee injury in a recent Ian.

Francis Welty. son of Mr. and r7 CRIED AND -J AGAIN 1 PZZ I "1 JkkN-n CRIED WHEN TWEY -I AND AGAIN? CA A)jJ -ENJOy irn SaT SCALPED THE POOR 1 I HOW MANY rA 1 I THE LLf'S (tFDDIW COWBOY AGAIN v- ci UcALPS DID CTUREJ I 7 and again; x-hewave three- ll-H ll tm at. r.i. pit.

t'W II tMJSTN'T MISS THI CHANCtTO THROW 1 1 yEWEN6'. WWPlOAttY CARRV A GUN WL) 73 Jltf I ANYONE Mi) WAS lUWORATlON WEN OFF tV TRACK. THESE I IP BETTER GET RlD OP IT BEFORE UTaCl IN CAR? PINNED UNDER THE PAPER5 OP AWV'5 WILL IDENTIFY SE AS" rak'FV Snidlfa-mirm WHEEL, WMf.WHAT'S THIS? sr-r? BIAIES.ITSHER uf.f uJriSX before the fire U3 rVVrf? Ksa' wm-JI if Mrs. Francis Welty of Cemetery Road, Wilbur, is hospitalized with pneumonia at Mercy hospital. Glendale Church Circle Elects New Officers At the regular meeting of the Merry Circle of the Glendale Presbyterian Church, officers were elected for the new year.

They are: Mrs. Norman Naucler. nrpsi. Yoncalla WSCS To Raise Money At a recent meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service of the Yoncalla Methodist Church, members decided to raise funds in the form of coffee clutches, reports Mrs. George Edes, correspondent.

The group met at the church recreation room with Mrs. Perry Smith and Mrs. Noble Snider serving a noon luncheon. For the coffee events, each lady will invite four other women in for coffee and coffee cake. Each person will then donate money for local activities.

The group also voted to have a baby bank at each WSCS meeting. Money derived will be used to pay a baby sitter for the meetings. Flans were made to hold the annual Christmas bazaar in the recreation room of the church on Dec. 10. A luncheon will be served at noon.

Fancv work, garden produce, baked foods will be featured at the bazaar. A program on "Take The Name of Jesus With You" was given by Mrs. Karl Hummell, assisted by several WSCS members. Church Incorporates The Calapooia Free Methodist Church west of Sutherlin has filed for articles of incorporation with the state corporation commissioner in Salem. Named as incorporators are Arthur B.

Baird, Lawrence Gillett and Oren GUdersleeve. recent weekend. Trip Taken Mrs. Henry Landers and daughter accompanied the former's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Hulkins, of Sutherlin to Oroville, to attend the funeral of Mrs. Landers' uncle, John L. Calbwell. En route home Mrs. Landers was met by her husband at Yreka, and came on home with him.

Mrs. Joe Sand accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tjomsland to Portland over a recent weekend where she visited with her son-in-law and daughter, and Mrs. Harry Johnson.

wait tumunas jr. ana iseweu Morgan spent the past weekend at McMinnville, visiting Linficld College. Mrs, Ed Sines has returned dent; Mrs. John Sether and Mrs. home after spending three weeks in California, bhe visited sisters.

Betty Bache. at Burbank and Jane Phillips at San Diego, and two of her husband Drainers ana fam Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson ilies at Pasadena. She also enjoyed sightseeing trips to Disney land and Tiajuana, Mexico.

have returned to their home after spending a weekend with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and The Bluebirds will be starting their Christmas candy sales next week. They plan a house to house canvas of the Wilbur-Winchester Mrs. Gerald Wimer, and daughter of Salem. While there they went J.

t. Bryan, co-chairmen for fellowship; Mrs. Frances Stanton, program chairman; and Mrs. Calvin Fricke, world service chairman. Mrs.

J. E. Bryan gave a missionary report on missionary enterprises throughout the world. Plans were made for a bazaar which will be held in 1961. Members decided to begin their preparations now for a more effective sale at that time, reports Mrs.

G. B. Fox, correspondent. SERVICE SLATED A Community Thanksgiving Service will be held at the Glendale Assembly of God Church Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The Rev.

Norman aughler, pastor of the Glendale Presbyterian Church, will be the speaker. Several churches of that area are taking part in the service, reports Mrs. G. B. Fox, on to Portland with the Wimers to attend the Ice Follies and to area.

The, monthly Cub Scout pack meeting has been postponed see the new Lloyd Center. The Bill Berrys and Caleo Sal-lee went duck hunting at Sum-mer Lake over a recent weekend, till Dec. 2 in order to have more time to order awards that the boys have earned. The meeting will be held in the Winchester gym at 7:30 p.m. 1-.

DISCOVERS A SUN JJA Sow; Bur xtTflw SUREl viSE Hfif- If' lAstTienou Took do Vou New necklace; i $r-rm I cwsy Hies-vrvHeM petitr. I will I made for. 3" 0v 'Octt- FORGOT lb BRN6- 1 WE'RE THIS JSL Lg YOU CL I J-Z Pacific Telephone Pays $137,213 In Taxes Pacific Telephone Northwest Tuesday paid its 1960-61 taxes in Douglas County. B. Thomas, local manager for the company, said a check for $137,513.53 had been sent to Sheriff and Tax Collector Ira C.

Byrd. The net amount after discount for prompt payment was one of the largest payments in the county C. Boggs, C. Compton Buy Bart's Auto Parts A long-lime business association culminated in a partnership this past week, when George Boggs of Myrtle Creek and Charles Compton purchased Bart's Auto Parts in Canyonville, reports Virginia Proctor, Canyonville correspondent. Compton, who was associated with Boggs in a parts store in Myrtle Creek from 1949 until 1954, has moved to Canyonville with his wife and children, Diane, 3W, and Charles 2'i.

Compton first worked for Boggs in 1947 in California. Boggs brings more than 30 years experience to the Canyonville store having started in San Gabriel, in 1928. He plans to spend most of his time in his Canyonville enterprise although he is associated as well with the Myrtle Creek Really. Both are busy right now revamping the store and building up the stock, but hope to take an active interest in civic affairs. Bart Nordling, from whom Ihey purchased the store, has announced no definite plans.

this year. Throughout the state on Tuesday. G. Gratke Participates In Banking Conference George Gratke, executive vice president of First National Bank of Roseburg, participated in the recent Oregon Bankers 12th annual banking conference held in the Multnomah Hotel in Portland. Gratke was a member of the banking conference committee, and he served as session chairman for one of the afternoon gatherings.

OEA MEET SLATED Glendale teachers will host the Douglas County Oregon Educational Association meeting Monday at Glendale High School. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. A meeting will follow with John Neller, government relations director for the OEA office in Portland, as guest speaker, reports Mrs. G. Fox, correspondent.

Pacific Telephone-Northwest paid property taxes totaling The company's combined total for all counties in which it operates made if the largest taxpayer ll I PR1VE 'IM INTO THE I VtSOT A )- BUT III. OkAY, MAYBE 1 OFFICERS NAMED The Glendale Church of Christ held a business meeting recently at the home of Mrs. Howard Ed-son. Mrs. LeRoy Dixon, president the Christian Women's Fellowship, presided.

Officers named were Howard Edson, president of the board; Mrs. Ed Stein, assistant to the president; Mrs. Henry La Prath, church secretary; John Payne, treasurer; Mrs. Earl Buenger, Sunday School superintendent; Mrs. LeRoy Dixon, assistant superintendent; and Mrs.

John, Payne, secretary treasurer of the Sunday School. PLANNING MEET HELD Eighteen members of the Junior Training Union of the Glendale Southern Baptist Church held a planning meeting recently, at the home of Mrs. Alvin Long. One visitor, Sharon Smith, was also present. Bill Cummings, Junior Training Union director, showed a film strip with record narrative, "Learning To Overcome Selfishness." The film Is one of four in a series on daily Christian living for boys and girls, reports Mrs.

B. Fox, correspondent, CHRISTMAS BOX SENT The Women's Missionary Council of the Glendale Assembly of God Church met at the home of Mrs. Norval Sheppard recently to pack a Christmas box for an orphanage in Arizona. Included in the box were toys of all kinds (some of them made by the women and others purchased), clothing, handkerchiefs, washcloths and towels, toiletries, and color books. in the state.

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