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Winston-Dillard Kiwanis Club
Has Clothinq For Disf ribution
Talent Show Set By Wilbur Club
By BRUNETTE WILSON
The Winston - Dillard Kiwanis
Club states it ' now has a large
collection of clothing prepared and
ready for distribution to any fam
ily in the Winston-Dillard area
who are in need of such items.
They would like to net this cloth
ing in circulation where needed,
as more is continuing to come in.
The distributions are being made
from the old Doctor Flecher build
ing, and any one desiring clothing
may call OS 8-5561, or OS 9-5181.
N.w Club To Meat
The Winston Clutches, local hot
roil club, will meet at the fire hall
Feb. 18 at 6:30 p.m. for reorgani
zation. New members will be wel
comed. The Winston Baptist Church re
cently held a meeting to elect
church officers. Klelcted were,
trustees; J. K. Masters, J. V.
Keeder, and A. L. Hill: treasur
er: L. L. Lindville; clerk, Louise
Bratton; Sunday school superin
tendent. Olin Bratton: teachers,
J. V. fieeder, L. L. Lindville. Mrs.
J. V. Reeder, and Louise Bratton.
The west coast singers held their
regular monthly sing at the church
Sunday afternoon, and the an
nouncement was made that an all
day, old time singing, and dinner
will be held some time in April.
Fireman Plan Danca
The Winston firemen have an
nouced a firemans dance will be
held March 15 at the community
ball in Winston, proceeds to go
toward the purchase of a resusita
tor, which is on display at the mod
el Market in Winston. Tickets
may be obtained from firemen.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tumlin have
returned to their home in Winston
after seeral months in Klamath
Kalis where Tumlin was em
ployed. Mike Neeley left Friday for
Portland to visit is father, W. J.
Spracher, who is confined to the
Veterans Hospital there.
Mrs. Clyde Conrad underwent
surgery at Community Hospital
Wednesday, and is reported to be
doing fine.
I The Winston - Dillard Kiwanis
Club held ladies night in the form
I of a dinner meeting. Larry Bisson
ette was the honor student guest.
i Also guests at the dinner were
i coach, Russ Hawk, and Mrs.
Hawk
i Charlie Kash had charge of the
i program. Russ Hawk spoke on the
: highlights of the school athletics.
I and showed films on athletic ac
1 tivities.
. Church Painted
! The Womens Missionary Socic
ty of the Winston Christian Church
; met recently for a work day. The
I primary Sunday School room was
i painted, and the floors cleaned and
! polished. Also clothing was made
ready for emergency cases, or to
i be given where needed,
j The Winston - Dillard PTA ex
i ecutive board met and made tenta
tive plans for the founders day
program, and other business to be
brought before the regular meet
t ing which is scheduled for Feb.
117 at 8 p m. The third grade moth
ers will act on the serving com
mittee. The Winston Christian Church
will host the world day of prayer.
Feb. 21 starting at 1 p.m. for all
churches in the area. All denom
' inations are invited to participate.
Theme for the praver day will be,
"The Bread of Life."
By MRS. LEWIS BINTLIFF
Wilbur Community Club will hold
a talent show and box social at the
school auditorium Feb. 28.
No charge will be made fur ad
mittance and there will be a fixed
maximum price on the boxes sold.
Woman To Maot
' Mrs. Lilly Short and Mrs. Edith
McKay will be hostesses for the
February meeting of the Metho-
, dist Women's Society, Feb. 19. An
all day meeting is planned, begin
ning at 10 a.m. The morning will
1 he spent tying a quilt, and the usual
potluck dinner will be served at
noon. In the afternoon a white ele
phant sale will be held and each
member is asked to contribute
some tisuable item.
; The family potluck dinner which
! was to have been held last Thurs
day evening at the Wilbur Church
has been postponed indefinitely.
i Also, alternoon meetings of the two
younger MYF groups have been
cancelled for this week according
to Rev. John (.inter.
Mrs. Roy La Roek and son. Doug
las, recently accompanied friends
who were driving from their home
in Oakland, Calif., to Wilbur, for a
, short visit with his parents, Mr.
i and Mrs. Charle Holcomb and sis-
i Reedsport Man Held
i For Vagrancy Charge (
A man serving a 16-day sentence i
was arrested today on a vagrancy I
! charge. i
I Jim Davis, 41, Reedsport. was:
I arrested on a warrant issued by i
Reedsport Justice of the Peace I
Robert Goodwin. Deputies who;
, served the warrant said they did I
not know the basis of the charge. j
Davis was lodged in the county I
) jail Jan. 27 to serve a 60-day sen
! lence imposed for violating his pro
bation. He had been convicted ofi
j disorderly conduct and placed on j
' probation by Warren T. DeLaVerg-1
ne. Drain justice ot the peace. I
ter, Velva. Sunday the family drove
to Grants Pass to visit a brother,
Vincent Holcomb and his family.
The La Rocks returned to Califor
nia by bus.
New residents of Wilbur are Mr.
and Mrs. E. Michaels Jr. formerly
of Sutherlin. who are living in one
of the Blondell rentals. He is em
ployed by me Southern Pacific.
Mrs. Otis Leggett. and Mr. and
Mrs. Duane Leggett of Reedsport
spent the early part of last week
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Kingry on Coles Valley
Road. Kingry is a son of Mrs. Otis
Leggett. Duane Leggett has se
cured employment with the new
U.S. Plywood plant and plans to
move to Roseburg this week.
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