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THAT'S THE TICYETi FAIRBUhK, w. on Have uun niiraia tieKeta while on trie? Railroad men like thetn.i rho program for the two-day con-' n of the Nebraska Assn. ofi -I ttuiiiiiau iraiii- . . ... men was printed in the form ofl ,, V "o' Mr. and Mrs. long ticket, with sections to bei2rvlUe Pck nd Mr- nd detached is delegates went from ' a gne M"1" of this cit;- spent sessions to luncheons to banaueis'l" past lid t Grayi Har and a itanra uainun, i,.. v,.ltlnB -.i-vlM, Laavat On TriM fr EM-.,. Lewis of Roseburg has left for New j vi aim uiner points 01 interest in the East. She plans to visit N'fWa Kfrtlia hatnra rato-RL.n home. Return Home Mrs. Douglas Waite has returned to her home in Roseburg, - fallowing a trip to Palo Alto, Calif., to attend to busi ness and visit her granddaughter. Mrs. Lee A. Miller (Eva Ruth Bain), and family. She was joined there by her daughter, Mrs. Wal ter Bain, of Oak Park, 111., who accompanied her back to Rose for a visit. Fniaw Wulnu. u. .j w I OVERNIGHT PHOTO-FINISHING AT i AT Clark's Studio ,! S. Jacktan Dial 3-8526 PLANER ENDS NOW AVAILABLE Immediate Delivery at Present Gerretsen Building Supply Co. Dial 2-2S36 402 W. Oak Sf. Enloy Wetkena Mr. and Mrs. Herman MarUnn MP ar.A U..- Paul Peterson sad family and Mr. and Mrs. Jack West and family have returned to their (homes In Roseburg, following thj ! weekend and Monday at Winches ter Bjr enjoying an owing. Gaaa Ta Laakt.ra lfn Force, owner of La Force Beauty aaioo, speni me nonaay weekend at Leaburg with her friends, Mr. aim airs, nooerc sieeie, owners o; a beautiful home on the McKen zie River which was featured in unset Magatine in November and December. Enloy Holiday Mr. and Mrs. aerman Aydelott drove to Reeds port Saturday and visited with M:. and Mrs. Joe Matthews, former residents of Roseburg and Met rose, and then went on to Coquilic to spend the remainder of ihe holiday weekend the home of reiauves. Has Surgery Mrs. Martha ! Ball of Myrtle Creek underweui major surgery Thursday morning , at Sacred Heart Hospital in Eu ! gene. Her daughter, Mrs. Mar- Jjrie Wenrich of Kansas, who has Been visiting her mother for a lime, took her to Eugene and then left by bus for her home. British railways often run trains ;for ladies only with tea served on the trains during outings of women's clubs. Go Ta Balsa Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kreuger are expected home ivumiivw irom a mp over Mem orial Day to Ontario and Boise, where they visited with her son and with, other relatives. i Return From Rogue Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cummins and children, 'Christopher and Lesley, and Mr. and Mrs win .A 1 sons, Johnnie and Stevie, returned mi tneir nomes in KoseDurg Mon day sight, following a s'.ay over the weekend holiday at the Cum mins' summer lodge on the Rogue River, Amiott Home Dr. and' Sirs. W. F, Amiot have returned to their home in Roseburg, follwing the holiday weekend in Chics, Calif., where they were joined by their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs, James Lorgm, and chil dren, Stephanie, Mark and Shan non, of Sacramento, Calif. Enjoy Stay at Lake Sir. and Mrs. J. Jarvis Robertson and son, Jimmy, and Jimmy O'Brien of Roseburg have returned to their homes, following the holiday week end at Diamond Lake. Mr. Robert son is owner of Robertson's Associ ated Oil Station, corner Brockway and Stephens Streets, and Mrs. RnhprKnn ic nnrc in th nrf,n r Dr. Hall Seeiy. Serviceman Home After Five Years ay BEVERLY 1. CHRISTIAN i Robert Stapleford, EM2, is spending a 39-day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stap leford. This is his first visit home in five yesrs. The past two yean have been spent in Panama. He ; will now be stationed at Long Beach, Call' Measles Vittim Connie Webster, daughter of ! Mr. and Mrs. Dayle Webster, is j confined at home with measles. liar brother, Kerry recently had i'hem, too. j Joanie Kruse wa. among a group ut Nu Delta members who made a trip to the coast last weekend. I Mrs. Ruby Tyle- of Los Angeles ;and Mrs. Etta Hartley of Arling j ton, Wash., "vere overnight visitors Wednesday M the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. B, Kruse Mrs. Tyler w icnroute home from a trip to in idiana with her mother, Mrs. Myr- tie Hartley, of Arlington, j The anmnl Riversdaie School p:cnic will be.held at the Veterans Facility Grove on June 3. Games I will begin at 4:30 with a potluck supper to be served at 8:30 p.m. Tue., iun 1, 1954 -Tbt Nawt-Kavi, twAwf, Op. Vacation School Starts June 7 In Winston Art NO STREETS) WAYLAND. Mass. to Wav- ilaad is a town without a street, jits 1?7 roadways are elassed as avenues, circles. lanes, oaths. I roads, ways, drives and one ter race but no streets. By MRS, TED PETERSON Daily vacation Bible school at the Winston Christian Church h being planned for June 7 through June 18. Enrollment is open fjr children three vears eld to and in cluding eish'.h grade students. Teacher Named Teachers are: nursery. Mrs, Don Nichols; beginners, Mis. Dwight F. Davidson; primary, Mrs. Noel Campbell; juniors, iiri. Del Fox; intermediates, Mrs. Rob ert Rydmger; bovs' projects, the Rev. Mariia Love. Helpers wll be- Mrs. Don Jeddes. Mrs Grady Snelling, Mrs. Leon Sanders. Mrs. C. L. Spear man, Connie Edwards, Ciydia Murry. Wanda and Carol Siacey. Pianist is Mrs. Glenn Ryder. Classes wi.l begin at 9 a.m. and close at noon. The two weeks school will te under the direction of Mrs. Wi'. Sam Weber and the Rev. Marlin Love, Houseguest of the Roy M. Fish ers at the Fisher Home on Gregory Lane in Winston for the past week nas been their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Roy F Fisher, of Chico, Calif. Mist Rhode Graduated Sonia Rhodes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rhodes, has re turned ie her home in Winston from Laurelwood Academy. Miss Rhodes will spend her summer va cation in Winston before entering college In the fall. Mr. and Mra. Hubert Aifcsrd drove Sa Diain Wednesday to at tend funeral services foor the for mer's fatbe', the late Arch Al- ford, weU-knewo resident si Drain. The James Daugherty'a garden is a colorful spot along Sherry! Street in Winston. Mrs, Daagherty, a tour-riDDon winner at tne recent Town and Country Garden Show, is owner ef at least 68 name va rieties of iris. Mr. and Mrs. Daugherty moved to Winston six years ago from Ksrih Rosebargi and engage in flower growing as ; a hobby. They recently construct ed a small greenhouse. Eight-yearld Bert Weekly of Boomer Hill, near Myrtle Creek, .ias been visiting the past week at (be Homer Rhodes borne in Win ston Section. CARPETS far (roe ttfmf DURNAM'S FLOOR COVERING "litt Urtfe Carp Store in Tawn" Si& W. Oak Nt. 3-4123 NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING The onnuol meeting of the stockholders of the Umpqua Savings and Loan Association will bt held ot 147 North Jackson Street, Roseburg, Oregon, on Wednesday, June 23rd, 1954, at 7:30 o'etoek P.M. for the election of directors ond for the transaction of such genera) business as may properly come before the meeting. UMPQUA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. -H. 0. PARGITW . ; Secretory-Manager tifHSSur i 4 eta, i ti a: x jaw at ' FAIRHA VEM FASHIONS EVERYTHING GOES ANVTHIMG GOES You can buy a pair of Sobby Sox or a Beautiful Suit JustLoofra?c features ! Rolling Basket-Drawer Fost-Freen Shelves Separate Paltry Racl Froien Juice Can Holder Removable Door Shelve Dulux or Porcelain Exterior Right or left-opaning door,' at no extra cost Drop-leaf Grille Fronts , Colorful intarier-with rich I olden trim Food Indexiell whaf in Freeier, and whara Automatic inttrior light Target light Safety Signal Hold up to 437 Ibt. froien food Only 33'A inch wide Come In! See! 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