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Winston By MRS. GEORGE BACHER Recent guests of Mr. md Mr. M. E. Ulschaffer were Mr. and Mrs. Tirker Peterson of Se... Wash. The Ulschaffers are propri elora of Schaffer'e Lodge in Win iun. They lived in Seattle before moving to Winston. G. B. Lauranee of Roberta Creek spent the Fourth of July with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Peterson and daugh ter. Vicki. Lauranee is Vicki's grandfather. Mrs. Ernest Pruitt has the mea- mmmi sorr DRINKS jgS r don't let bao plumbing r-J OE.T TWU DOWN"AS PLUMBERS WE CAM. CLAIM ur" r-t vsn. . CHANG! OF DIET HEREFORD, Eng. - (fit The ! world conference of Hereford cattle breeders, who claim to raise the ' world's best beef, bad a banquet j here. The main course: choice of sal I mon or turkev. I : sles and mumps. She is reported j quite ill at her home in Winston. Miss Alice Ornduff and her I friend. Miss Pat Reardon, have : returned to Portland following a visit with the former s uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Ulschaf fer. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. 1. Wands of Winston section were Mr. end Mrs. Martin Brooks and the former's mother, Mrs. Lil lian Brooks, all of Grants Pass. They are here to be with Mrs. Wands' and Mrs. Brooks' mother, Mrs. Ethel Kluver, who underwent miwr aurgery at Roseburg Com munity hospital last week. Mrs. Kluver's condition is reported good by her attending physician. Other guests of the Wands on Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kluver and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barnes, all of Roseburg. Mrs. Wands is the sister of Mrs. Barnes .and Mr. Kluver. Expected in the J. Kearby Mas ters home soon are his sister, Mrs. Erskin Culver, and his niece and nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert El ler, and son, Loren. Mrs. Culver is a resident of Slayton. Tex., and the Ellers reside in Arlington, Tex. A trip to the Oregon laves was enjoyed on the Fourth of July by Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ladd and Mr. and Mrs. Kennie Ladd and family. The Davidson family recently re turned from a trip to Salem by way of the coast. Accompanying them was Patty Ladd. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stansell of Portland have been visiting here with the latter'a father, M. E. Ul schaffer, while M.S.- Ulschaffer was in Sesttle, Wash., for the wed ding of her nephew, J. B. Waugh. Paint with DARrn m You ccn repaint $84 your home for only JL Average 28'x30' (in. Shad aitarior slightly higher. Use finest quality PABCO "Professional Return Evorytlmo" Home Builders Lumber Co. Highway N. at Garden Valley Phone 3-415 IT irPTI! UTTTii "pTTl district 5: Henrv Friday, Jury 13, 151 Tka Newt-Kovlow, Rotabiirtj, Or. 1 I Douglas county Red Cross office, WHEREABOUTS ASKED according to Mrs. Mildred Her A request for information on the man, executive secretary, whereabouts of James Collinwood, The request was made from the a logger presumably working near Eugene office of the Red Cross, Roseburg, has been made at the i Mrs. Herman said. At KNIGHTS INSTALLED Newly elected officers of Roseburg council, 2939, KniqMi of Columbus, were installed at their regular bi-monthly meeting Tuesday night. 'Directing the activities of the local group for the coming year ere, left to right, front row, Jim Halford, chancellor; Ray Martin, deputy grand lenight; Grover Follett, grand knight; Al Foster, warden; Father Edmond Hyland, chaplain. Second row, Harold Detbient, deputy, Fleck, financial secretary; Russell Parsons, inside guard; Clyde Carson, recording secretary; Jim Fraier, advocate; Louis Adam ski, lecturer; Felix Ourand, treasurer. Not pictured, Ralph Smith trustee; Reynold Kosmicki, outside guard. The installation was held at Knights of Pythias hall. (Staff Photo I. Yoncalla By MRS. GEORGE EDES Mrs. Eliiabeth Cowger. who has been visiting at the, Curtis homes. left Thursday for her heme inj Corona, Calif. M.-s. S. S. Bledsoe of St. Hel ens, is spending two weeks with her son-in-law and daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cur tis. They have a new son. Mr. and Mrs. Burr Reeves and son. and Fred Reeves, left Wednes day for Ephrata. Wash. They were called by the death ol rrea iteeves wife. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lasswell spent the weekend with friends at Lowell. Ore. Mrs. Rodney Denny returned to her home in Oakland. Calif., Sun day after spending a week visiting the Nobel Snider and Lambdin homes. Mr. and Mrs. John Beldon and family spent the weekend visiting at the Bjork homes and the Eldon Lee home. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Curtis are parents of a seven pound, 14 ounce son born at the Cottage Grove hos pital July 10. He was named Ev erett Charles. Imagine . . . gelling Sunday dinner ready all al onee . . . wilhout rushing ! n WAKHKID Sit. ... SUM 4t0t ESTATE Electric Ranae M99" It's easy with an JSTATE . . . the "do-everything at-once" wonder. 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