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ARMSRONG Cart B. Johnson and Eunice E. Armstrong, both ol Roseburg. OSTERGARD - WATTE Her. man Ostergard and Mildred A. Waite, both of Myrtle Creek. Divorce Suit Fiif MYERS John Raymond My ers Jr., by his guardian id litem Margaret P. Myers, vs. Wanda Jean Welch Myers. Married at Roseburg on Dec. 27, 3953. Cruel and inhuman treatment charged. EXAMS ANNOUNCED , Examinations for the following jobs have been announced by the following agencies: Cartographer: United States Air Force Office of Research and Liaison. Archives assistant and technol ogist: Both by the Federal Civil Service Commission. Information may be obtaiaed from the postoffice. 2 t. ..w AMERICAN CARPORT Yov'8 thriB te Its Magnificent, Modernistic, slyllni If s cvstoM-tfetigaeeV It-sfwnlnun reef. Her U practical addition ts yoer hem that will add oteacur ta yw fetter hears for ! Here's the perfect perch slieMert . Add new cemfett end Hftry te yevr freHar a wonderful IsLiffigf 1 1 ' pwee rerywrramiry. Prefect the beauty and ceter f yew car fret the fading offsets f sun end wtsther 1 'Wli! I ?iNNCI Seitz and McTaggart 205 Harvard Ave. Phone 3-55S3 Community News I Wed. Apr, 21, 1954 The Nws-viw, Jteteburf, Or. 9 VSsto Sisters Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kelly spent Saturday in Vmp qua visiting the latter' sisters, Mrs. W. Greer and Mm. C Gentry. Guests From SuHwriin Mr. and Mrs. Barry Hudson of Sulh eriin were Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. DeWitt in Rose burg, Return Hem Mrs. Noras Ward of Portland left Tuesday after a week's visit at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ward, and baby son, Mark. Carnival Postponed The Look ingglass PTA will not bold the car nival which waa planned Cor Sat urday April 24, until sometime to May. Hie date wiH be announced later. . - From Coqutlte Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Neavoll and son, Loy, of Coauille and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Neavoll were dinner guests Easter at the home of air., ana Mrs. ta lis Neavoll and daughters, Joyce and Sharon, in Roseburg. Returns To School James Par sons, who has been spending his Easter vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Parsons, Dogwood Drive, returned to his studies at Mount Angel Seminary Tuesday. Cs To Seam Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Steiner and daughter, tin da, took Mrs. Steiner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry James to Seat Be Friday, where they plan to visit two other daughters and their fam ilies. "Hie Steiners returned to Roseburg Sunday night. Her From Washington Miss Sbarleen Iverson, senior at Lin coln High School in Taeoma, Wash., arrived Thursday to spend her Easter vacation with her moth er, 'Mrs. Shirlie Iverson; her sis ter, Sbiela, and her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Smith, in Roseburg. Visit in Lorn Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hink and children, Ron e, Kathie and Shelley, 3606 Hooker Road, drove to Lorane, Ore., to spend Easter with Mr, and Mrs. Louis Doughty. Other gueste at the Doughty home were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fros and Wise Arieite Hayden. Mrs. Frost is the mother of Mrs. Hink and Mrs. Hayden, and the sister of Mrs. Doughty. Visit in Grants Pats Mr. and Mrs. George W. Moats and their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moats and children, Ter ri Lynn and Jeff re. were recent visitors in Grants Pass with the parents of Mrs. Moats, Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Massie. Mr Massie broke bis hip seven weeks ago and is now able to use crutches. Other euests at the Massie home were: Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Massie and son, Stephen, of Portland Mr, and Mrs. L. E. Massie and daughter, Judy, and Molly La Moats, of San Francisco, Molly Lu is tne oaugnter of Mr, ana Mr. George Moats, ' Merher Hr Far Essrar Nil- lie Owens arrived in Roseburg Sat urday to spend Easter with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr, iod Mrs. 'Sandy Elam, and children. Mike and Sherry, She returned to her home in Eugene Monday afternoon, oelsert McuaHuns oi CresweU was also an Easter guest at the Elam home. Visit Over Wwktnd W. i. Watson of Sweethome and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Woods and! son, Jenny Jr., ot Dallas spent easier in Kosenarg mat Mrs. Mary Douihton and son. Kernie. They also drove to Glide to visit Mr, ana sirs. K. F, Smith and! family. Mrs, Woods, Mrs. Doagh- hbs ana sirs, imm are aaugMerj; oi Mr. waison. WMlunrf WHh Relatives B-sad- Mr. Perry Thitle and ehil- drea, ?orma and Karl, and Mrs, Tbieie'a mother, Mrs. H, S. Pow ell, left Saturday morning to spend hs weekend with relatives. Mrs, Powell stopped is Albany with tie Dave Patterson faiEily, farmer Rosefeurf residents, ssd the TUeies continued to Mesmouth and were guests of Mr, and Mrs. WHIItsn StoMoim, Mrs, SieSkks Mr. Thtrk's mother. The? it- fumes Kotesurf suaday sum. WontfMfui Htlp for ; Itching f.liscry ttutid kr Skin DrynMf WbM si si&tt&re ts temst&a la asiag I!ti cauM aiabters, Itchi.-.l lad Sottas dry li rtisii tsSen, ene II iy HEIDELBERG BREWING CO. TACOMA, WASH. Amazing New Tire Developed at Indianapolis How Available for Your Car WORLD'S FIRST flll-fJylon Tubeless f ft V; '"' ii mi nil TESTED AND PROVED AT THE "SOO" SPEEDWAY FOR USE ONTO DAY'S HIGH-SPEED SUPER HIGHWAYS Runs safely up to 15 m.p.h. fastsr than ordinary tires Withstands continuous nfgli speesf running many boors looser Endurss sp ts 40 ftiflser sommer road temporatarts SFp ." Ml T " A combination of race-tire efiginesring and nylon construction makes the Firestone "500" the safest high-speed tire ever developed. In hundreds of tests at the Speedway, this tire wot proven safe at ' speeds far in excess of normal highway driving speeds, giving the motorist up to 15 mph safety morgm over ordmaqr tires. Special Safti-Uner Protects Against Punctures Safer from fiats because the air-fight butyl Safti-Uner fhafs bonded to the inside of the tire clings to nails to prevent air joss. Since there's no tube to pierce or explode, you get extra blowout protection loo. The new Firestone '"500" is a brut for punishment. With a nylon cord body, a foil 91 stronger than ordinary tires, it defies road shocks. Unlike other tire which develop "body fatigue after g few hours of driving, the "500" eon be driven continu ously without growing weak or "tired." New Tread Increases Skid Protection ' The outer ribs remain open to provide a suction-cup action on slippery pavement, while the inner ribs mesh together to cre ate a positive biting action for sure-footed fraction on starts, stops, and turns. The "500 was subjected to thousands of miles of high-speed driving over biittering desert road where lbs mercury reached 120 in the shade. Under these torturous driving condition, ordinary tires fre quently "pop" like toy balloon, but the Firestone "200" was proved biowowa qf ct these higher rood ternperafufea, Race-Tire Construction Increases Mileage Art entirely new cold lubber tread com pound developed under a new cfceriucat formula makes possible a tread of roc tin toughness, prevMing much longer miieege. Stronger cord body permits more retread miles too. SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER EXTRA LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE... PAY AS LITTLE AS lf A WEEK DON'S SHELL SERVICE Dillard, Or. DELL'S SHELL SERVICE Glide, Or. EDWARD'S AUTO COURT Winston, Ore. MADDOX UNION SERVICE Myrtle Creek, Ore. GLEN BEACH UNION SERVICE 345 E. 2nd Ave. S,, Roseburg, Ore. ROGER'S SHELL SERVICE 1SS1 Harvard, Roseburg, Ore. LITTLE RIVER GROCERY Glide, Or. LARRY'S SHUL SERVICE 810 S, Stephens, Rosebyrg, 0r, MAC WOOD'S UNION SIRVICI 243 N. Stephen!, 5toburj, Ore SLACK'S UNION SERVICi Sutheriin, Ore. 238 N. Jackson Phone 3-6037 1
