THE 601 D HTI L NEWS THURSDAY, APRIL a, 1931
I chicken «tinner w ith nil the trlm -
Miss Mildred O rr entertained nt
i mings. Pructicalh every inemlwr ol two tables of bridge Tuesday eve
EASTER EGGS—EASTER DYES
both squads was present and enjoy­
ning. The follow ing were present:
ed the hospitality of the Angsiea«i> Moudie Robinson. Lola Heed Bertha
A new shipment of
to the utmost. Mr. nod Mrs. Aug- Coy, Miss Moore. Miss Hanky. Mrs.
stead coached III«* tw o teams th< Prim .'.lid Dora H am m ersly.
past tw o years.
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tlille Herd and Beth llee.l, son and
C
onstir.rtion
un tcrw .iy on |7 i,
daughter of Mr. m d Mrs. Wm. Reed
O
'
\\
«shingli.n
school huil.l ng on
cnti riained 1 numb r of th eir little
Dhiota and Pencil street«, in Med-
friends
at
lli.
'ir
tu
me
on
fourth
White Organdie—-White Indian Head
foril.
avenii? Saturday afternoon. Tin
White Voile
V« mig f dks enjoyed games and re
S. ... Sweet w in a visitor in Iht
freshnnnts and left after wish ng
h ir little host and hostess many city today from Deugle.
GOLD HILL PAVILION
happy returns of the «lay .
Quite a number uf the local people
GENERAL LINE OF GROCERIES
NOTICE TO (K E D ITO ItS
eiijoyr«. the week cud picking w ild
Gold Hill, Oregon
1 iowers. Ihere semis to he a p;-„
IN H IE COUNTY COURT OF
fusion of lamb tongues and red bell,
11 E S T A IE O F OREGON EoB
on the slope, this year and they are JACKSON C o t NTY.
Dante Until 2:00
Good Music
being sough) by both old ami young
In
tile
m
atter
of
the
«
slat
•
of
Wll-
O. t . N ewell was in from his m in ­
bain A. P o in ter, «lereast'd.
ing claim on Tools ereek Saturday
Notice is hereby given that lhe
lie h a . been doing the assessment
le.im imd P ack stytiud ex; vcl lo b el­
< otinly Court of t;lP Slut? of Ore­
gel' are sick willi the mutiqia.
w o rk on his ow n p ro p e rly and the
li. last year s record», allhoiigli we
gon fo r Jackson County, has an-
Second and T hird
' ro p vrty o f 111' P urkepile m ine In
«•a; ne» th ree p a in i, am i seventh
\ ii ginia Ham lias lhe mump».
’ lie .suuic vie n ity . lie is ru ite en 1 >in ,«l aie executor of the estate place in die sia le Track inveì, and
Hot erl Rosecrnns from Centra
thusiaspe w ith lb - pros;>ects id id.. « f \\ illiani A. P o in ter. «1« •eased. All won thè eounly C ham pion,hip in
■ -rsons h.-.vini! r ’nims acuinst said baseball.
Point entered our school Tuesday.
mine.
Mrs. Mini, lh< artist, is spenil- «slal«‘ are hereby req u ired h> pre-
1'hlrd ano' Fourth
• ng this w iek w ith the Miss«', J« v e.t lln pi w illi p ro p er vouchers
H arry N orris lias the mumps.
Calendar
' ilb-n s i, months from this date
robs.
Vaudeville A pril 17
I tie th ird und fourth grades studi­
at the office of Porter J. N eff
fcaster cards at the Della.
| in Sunday from the Meadows, where
ed Hie picture of "Aurora",
Music Festival A pril 24
Dr. and Mrs. I.amh and sons spent
Cooley Building. Medford, Oregon.
Ed. Bolt was a visitor in Brants **'ey are cutting wood.
1 rack M ed—May 2
lhe week end w ith Mr. and Mrs
F ifth
Dnied March 24, 1931.
Pass one day last week.
Katherine Hayes, small daughter Lively.
Buceuluurenle May 17
the fifth grnde is making indus­
IL E. Harder,
Me. ami Mrs. Lively have rented
( oniinencrnicnt—May 22
tria l maps of the United Stales,
Mrs. Paul Thompson has started of ' l r - a»d Mrs. Hugh Hayes, is a
Executor o f the estate of W illiam 1 lhe above mentioned are events
the Earnest Boss home.
Lester Rholen. Sylvia Craft and
to Normal School at Ashland.
ncw victim of the mumps.
that w ill lake place during the re Fvelyn l.e C lair were absent Mon­
Jaster eggs, dyes and novelties at
day.
luaiiidcr of (he school year.
the Delta.
land spent the week end w ith Mr
Seventh and Eighth
Mr. and Mrs. Andrews of Sams Bailey 's mother, Mrs. Tony Boss.
A very Interesting talk on traffic
Alice Dusenbury has the muni|>s.
Valley visited Jack Pickard Tues
Mr. and Mrs. John Avena and
laws was given Iasi Thursday by
day.
small son of Sacramento, Cal., are
T
ra ffic O fficer Rucoui, lie staled
Alan Cameron was a business visi­ visiting Mrs. Avena's mother. Mrs.
thut it was not exactly lhe Irn ffi
Publishcl by the Student» of the Gobi H ilt High School
to r in lhe city from Ashland Mon­ Carrie Puhi, of this city.
DR. O L IV E McKAY
day.
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1
(.hiroiirnetlc Physician
o
f
the
rapid
recovery
of
Mrs.
Mer­
E
ditor—Opal
B ill Gardner and Fred Lewis were
Physiotherapy
Hayes
¡
He also told of some of
r itt Merriman from an appendicitis
General News— Lucille H ittle.
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Phone 196
Sports
Editor—Linsley
Donnan
oim ration at Sacred Heart hospital
32 Tuffs Bldg.
Grant» P m »
Social
Editor—Sylvia
Cardin.
in Medford.
Grade News— Minnie Harrison.
Patty Messinger. Virginia and
FRESKAIBN
p . a . . u I t
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in ju iir .
Carol Jean Ham and B ill Betts are
Last Friday, March 27, the fresh­
Now that basketbull season and It seemed thut everyone fell better
school children forced to miss men gave the high school th e ir re­
the tournament are past, the stud­ towards tra ffic officers after this
school because of mumps.
turn party. Many gallics were play­
talk.
The w ork ^>f reshingling and re­ ed and the evening was a lively one ents of the Gold H ill High school
When Buying
GRADE NEWS
papering the Methodist Community for all those present. After the •ire turning to sports more suitable
to spring weather. Prospects for a
First
church has been finished and the games a lunch was served.
w inning base ball team are bright
Janet M ullin and Patricia Mesata.
F ri., Sat.. Apr. 3-4
building is much unproved in ap­
provided
other school, of the county
BIG DOUBLE BILL
pearance.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Angstead
gave
the
Booth Tarkington’s
Mrs. Della Shaver and son, Wood- boys’ and g irls’ basketball squads are able to put teams in the field.
Specify
“FATHER’S SON”
row, are at Toledo, \\ ash., where a dinner Friday night. There were W> expect to send track athletes to
w ith
both
the
Oregon
Belay
meet
at
Eu­
they are the guests of relatives. They - - present and everyone enjoyed
Lewis Stone-Irene Bieh
left Monday fo r the northern city. the evening. Those present were: gene and the Slate Track meet at
Leon Janney
also the old favorite
C lifford W right left Tuesday fo r Huth Green, Jean Chisholm, Dora Corvallis. In addition to baseball
Portland
to look after business in ­ Smith. Marie Biles, Lucille H iltle, and track some of the students are
THE DESERT SONG
terests.
very interesting
Lucille Wheatley. Edith Dusenberry , finding
' , „ tennis . “ a V?,ry
Time lim it on merchant’s
are interest-
tickets extended to A p ril 3.
There w ill be another dance at Nettie Stone, Zelda Smith, Velma S
n enû’ u T
Use your merchant's tickets
tennis team
ia ir
n
am ma
matches w ith
the local pavilion Saturday night. r Clair.
Beatrice . ...........
Palmer, Genevir
i ■’J A 1-' and see this double
Butter
Mr. Kincaid _ expects
to continue
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„ the Stumbo, Logan Gardner, Melvin some of the other small schools of
b ill.
Anyone can enjoy a
dances here every other Saturday Sargent, Lyle Childers, (den Lin- the county may be arranged.
Eggs
Baseball i, s till the favorite spring
trip when bis car purrs
night in the future
Sun., Mon., Apr. 5-6
gren. B ill Hammersley, IJnsley Dor­
A ll color musical romance
Warren Kelsoe of Medford was man, Herbert Lingren, Ted Ritter, »port in («old I f ili ¡ i n W(. hop«,
along
sin
out
hly—power-
Ice Cream
er school» are able to find lime and
calling on friends in the city Wed­ V irgil Edington and Eugene Dix.
KISS ME AGAIN
(>
1
with
RICHFIELD
material
to
turn
out
teams.
Last
nesday.
w ilh
Annual Pictures
«Milk
Bernice Claire, W aller
gasoline and lubricated
George McDonough, prominent
The pictures fo r the annual were y ear we were aide to play only three
Pidgeon
Sams Valley Granger, was transact­ received and sent east fo r cuts. They games w ith school, in Jackson coun­
Cream
with RICHFIELD oil.
ing business in the city Wednesday. were all good and it is expected ty. This year the student body w ill
Tuesday, A pril 7
( arbonated Beverages
Senior High school play
Look at these money savers for that there w ill be much laughter in not be aide fira n c ia lly to support
As we said before, lets
tom orrow and Saturday. Hats 98c the neighborhood when the annual long trip , for baseball games so we
THE FOUR FLUSHER
Cottage Cheese
$1.98-82.98. The Emmy Lou Hat is printed and sold and the people w ill be forced to seek competition
seats now on sale
go places—with RICH­
Shop in the M. M. Store at Medford have a chance to see the snap-shot nearer home. Both the baseball
FIELD—the gasoline of
Wed., Thur., Fri., Sat.
Alan Cameron and Clarence Shav page.
Apr. 8-9-10-11
power.
er
returned
last
week
from
Wash
I Charlie Chaplin in
"If It's Snider's
Who’s Who
—r -
ngton
and
are
now
making
their
Name—
Ruth
Green
“CITY LIGHTS”
It’s Best to Bin
home in Ashland, where Mr. Shaver
Age— 16 years. I t months, 4 days
Chaplin’s greatest achievement
has returned to his form er situation
Height—5 ft. 6 in.
w ith the Vining Theatre at that
Weight— 135 lbs.
I
place.
REGULAR HOLLY PRICES
Favorite Expression—“ Oh Don’t’’
Matinee ______
35«.
Mr. and Mrs. Angstead entertained
Favorite pastime—Acting hostess FOB SAIJS—Plymouth Bock hatch­
J. H. (ile tn ie ) Drolette, Prop.
Eyening .................... 50c
the members of the girls and boys
Greatest W orry—Where’s Ward
ing Eggs— 1 he Delta or Jacobs
Kiddies a Dime Any Time
basketball squad, at their home on
Residence—The Colony
ranch, Gold H itt.
In5tf
Gold Hill, Oregon
-Ü the highw-ay Friday evening at a
28-32 N. Bartlett St.
Am bition—To become a nurse
1-3 cup brown sugar
We Serve You Right-
Track
Phone 203
Medford
Track practice fo r C class boys SALESMEN WANTED — To run
Heberling
business
in
Jackson
was welt under way last week. Gold
County. Many make 86« to 875
H ill w ilt “ do things” in track this
HERE’S SOME MORE
weekly — year around work — no
year, especially in C class (16 to 21
lay off. W rite today fo r free book­
years).
let.
Friday, Rogue River and Gold H it}
G. C. HEBERLING COMPANY
w ill combine to have a meet w ith
Dept. 1714
Bloomington, 111.
Grants Pass at the Grants Pass field.
It is hoped that arrangement, fo r a FOB BENT — 5-room residence,1
The coffee with the green cup and saucer
E. T. HAM, Prop.
meet w ith Medford w ill be complet­
small garden, garage, 86.00 per
ed soon.
which proved so popular last winter,
month. W ill pay water rent for
The Jackson County Track and
use of outside bedroom. W ilt also j
2 lbs of Savoy Coffee .............................
g9c
Field meet w ill be held at the Fair
take meats w ith tenant when in
(«rounds May 2. I f we have several
town if satisfactory. No children. !
One green cup and saucer free
meets w ith nearby schools before
(Key at Smoke House) — John
the county meet it w ill be good
Hammersly.
Balloon Carnival
White Goods
DANCE
DRAKE'S
Saturday Night April 4
p ra / Happenings
¡THE NIJG G E T
Dairy Products
L e t’s G o
P la c e s —
Snider’s
Nugget Service
Station
Tavoy Coffee
Free Angel Food
Cake Pan
W ith two packages of Gold Medal cake flour
which sells for 89c we give you free one large
Angel Food Cake Pan—FREE.
Golden Rule Grocery No. 3
How’s Your
Brakes?
Many accidents are caused by defective
brakes.
Many accidents are averted by having good
Drakes.
Gold Hill Supply
“Where Price« Sell Quality”
W e G iv e
G r e e n D iscount S tamps !
Snider Dairy &
Pro uce Co. k c .
Let us inspect, tighten or reline your brakes
THE COST IS VERY MODERATE
GOLD HILL GARAGE
Acetylene Welding
Batteries Recharged
ws iWAtVAVz ito-
HAMS FOR EASTER
Eastern Hams lb.......25
Half or Whole
BREAD
3 small loaves..,.
Large loaf..........
CORN
3 cans Iowa Chief......3.»
SOUP
3 cans Campbells.
All kinds
PUMPKIN
3 No. 2% Tins............35
WONDER FOAM
Granulated Soap
Large package..........33
OYSTERS
3 cans.........................<35
.25
POST TOASTIES
3 packages for......... .23
COMB HONEY
2 ior.....................
FANCY BABY CLAMS
2 c a n s...........
29
F r e e D e liv e r y