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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1933)
PHE GOLD HILL MEWS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER A J9 JJ I local happenings I Mrs. Bill Ferguson anil Mrs. Bill Hittle were shopping in Medford Friday. Viola Charkow of Medford visit ed her mother Mrs. Phillips of this city. W. D. Norton who works at Le land visited relatives in this city during the week. Mr. Lively returned from Port land this week. George Hummersly and Ben Paul were business callers in Medford and Jacksonville last Monday. Eugena Quakenbush spent the week end in Medford with her sister Jewel Blount. Mrs. Jane Cook went to Eugene Sunday and plans ou staying two or Mrs. Joe Blair. Mrs. Minnie By erly, and Mrs. Wm. Kinney were three weeks there with relatives. Medford visitors this week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gorham who Mrs. Belle Smith has resigned as have been in Phoenix for several city librarian and Mrs. Evelyn weeks visiting the Hayes family, re Thompson was appointed in her turned to their home recently. place. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Walker took Miss Beth Paulsen. Miss Albertina Mrs. Lowe to Medford Sunday Hankey were in Medford Saturday. w here she visited her sister and her Mrs. Clyde Walker, children. Char son. lotte, Leo, and Leslie, and Bernice Cleo Clegg of Medford visited Cook were also in Medford Satur the Hammersly family Tuesday and day. returned to her home Wednesday morning. Mrs. Pete Smith from Grants brothers and her husbund who is Fiene, while Mr. Uulinhan is con Donald, and Lorena Selfridge were Medford visitors Wednesday. valescing from a recent illness. Puss visited relatives here Tuesday. mployed there. Oliver Si Pierce who has been ill Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wait attended for some time is worse this week. the Pomona Grunge meeting in Tul The Junior club will meet Sat eni last Saturday in an all day session and report u very pleusunt urday morning at 10:30. lime. H. D. Heed was a business visitor in Medford Mouduy. Mrs. Wm. Wright Mrs. Nina Dus- enberry, daughter Mabel and Mrs. Mrs. Paul Thompson, Mrs. Earl Nora Bailey were Medford visitors Moore, and June and Yvonne Moore Saturday. were Medford visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cumphell arc Clyde Walker and sffSS, Leslie and Leo, went quail hunting in building a new house on their Sams Valley the first part of the place on Rocky Gulch und prepar ing for winter. week. A merry Hallowe'en party wus Mrs. Evu Newton is shipping by express to San Francisco, five flue enjoyed Tuesday night at the com German Boiler singers which her munity hall, by the children, par daughter-in-law Mrs. W. T. N ew ton1 ents and patrons of the Alder,»rook school, und also the high school has sold tlirrr for her. pupils from here who utteml the jgr. and Mrs. It. W. Banny who Gold Hill high school. A huge bon |ive „„ t|lc „|(, Miller place, are en fire was built around which games joying a visit with their son. who were played as well as in the hall. arrived this week from Washington. Befreshments of sandwiches, cake, pie, coffee anil fruit punch were Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Dusenberry, served, and enjoyed by all attend Mrs. C. L. Dusenberry und son ing. Miss Nina and Hasel Emery uf Mr. and Mrs. Haymond Biles Ashland were guests at the Bill Fer were cullers Saturday ul the home gusou home Sunday, where thqy of Mrs. Biles' parents Mr. and Mrs. visited with their aunt Mrs. Davis. B. W. Dusenberry. They are li ¡ng v Mrs. M. Pena. Mrs. Bobinson and near Kluinut j Junction, where he is Mrs. Sargent visited the Phoenix employed. schools last Thursday morning, and Mr. und Mrs. Earl Croft anil Medford in the afternoon. daughter Sylvia, Mr. I.udwick und Mrs. Mary Chisholm and son Fred Mrs. Dan Conner of Medford motor Lewis have been working nt the cd to Stockton, California, lust | ! Fruit Growers Exchange in Med Thursday for a visit with relatives, I ford. They spent the week end in Mr. Croft anil Mrs. Conner visited Mr. Baker of Sawyer Bar. Cal- i this city then returned to their their father, whom they have not 1 ifornia, was visiting friends in work. seen for sev.-ral years. They return YOUR CAR i Gold Hill Thursday and Friday of ed Sunday evening. Frank Cook and Dorothy Cook last week. His daughter, Mrs. Melvin GREASED Sargent returned to his home with of Dunsmuir, California, spent a Bulpn Dusenberry who has be-v short time with relatives in Gold employed this summer at Madera, him for a short visit. AND OILED Hill Wednesday afternoon. They California, hauling I .g<, returned '»»i Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Larivee, who returned to their home Wednesday his home here lust wick, the mill CORRECTLY . . . 1 operated the Texaco service station evening, making the trip by car. having closed down recently. in Gold Hill for a number of And it’ll be a thorough months are now located in Central GAY HALLOWE'EN PARTY Mrs. Margaret McAdams of Grants Point wnere they are operating a AT THOMPSON HOME Pass who has been visiting here job . . . every point of I service station on the highway. for the past week with her sist.-r possible friction . . every One of the most cleverly planned Mrs. J. 1!. Smith and fan ily, return successfully carried out Hal ed home Monday. oil point getting i t s ^♦eee*M************************Y and lowe’en parties was enjoyed by a group of twenty-four guests who needed attention. Have Mr. and Mrs. Mutt Hnllohan of were entertained at the home of Portland are visiting here with it done now. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson Tucs I day evening, with Mrs. Thompson’s j Mrs. Hullohan's aunt Mrs. K. C. ; j sister, Mrs. Aletha Bobbins, ns co- ! Drive In Today! hostess. j Guests arrived garbed in various 1 costumes, ranging from farmers and “Our Service» Are at milkmaids to hoboes and clowns. Your Service” : and gained entrance via the back The N ewest and door, through a wierdly lighted Theatre — Grant» Pa»» Different Wave»! NO HIGHER THAN BEFORE I “woods.” Bud Force and Bay Thompson, as clowns, furnished Friday — Saturday much of the hilarity during the eve BEN LYON ning. Chief diversion w a s bridge, ALAINE’S BEAUTY played at five tables, but play was “I COVER THE SHOP W ATERFRONT” ; often interrupted by impromptu fun- Phone 1518—113 E. Main ; I makers. High-score set prizes which Seth Coy, Manager PREVIEW SAT. NITE, 11 P. M. Medford consisted of articles of wearing ap- “Storm At Daybreak” (**♦***♦*****♦******************** 1 parel which the winners were re- i quired to wear through the next Sunday, Monday, Tuesduy four hands created much merriment W ILL ROGERS and two inasks won bv George Hammersly and Mae Logan threat ÌC ened to halt the game. “DR. BU LL” High score prizes for the eve Starts Wednesday ning went to Mr. and Mrs. Aurele Meunier, Mr. Meunier receiving a ‘INTERNATIONAL bottle of cider, and Mrs. Meunier a HOUSE” pumpkin and a pie tin, while Bud Matinee Di.ily ........................ 25c Force, as low-score holder, was ! Evenings ............ 35c awarded a huge doughnut. i Kiddies always .......................10c Several other games were played following refreshmenets, and it was not until well after midnight that the guests departed. Those attend Dr». Scheetz and Davie» ing were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hammersly. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore, Mrs. Mae Lo Corrective Optometry . . M odem Equipment gan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carter, . . . Eye Examinations . . . Mr. and Mrs. A. Meunier, R. P. Beatty, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gor A “get acquainted” invitation is hereby extend ham, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Force, Mr. j ed to residents of Josephine county and South and Mrs. B. E. Blankenburg and ern Oregon. their guest, Mrs. K I Close of Port land, Mr and Mrs. Ray Thompson and the host and hostesses. 606 E. “H” St. Grant» Pa»« • ------------------- -— - --------------------♦ Just West of Postoffice SARDINE CREEK NEWS Portland Office—719 Selling Bldg. By Mrs. S. A. Dusenberry Men’s Sweater Coats $1.50, $1.85, $1.95 Men’» and Boy’» Overall» — W ool Sock» DRAKE’S Full Line of Groceries and Dry Goods .,« ^ 0 RIVOLI Coy’s Service Station $5.75 THE FRUITS OF THE HARVEST ARE HERE IN ABUNDANCE . . . Our high quality fresh fruits and nuts, as well us our canned goods und »tuple groceries are sure to please you. It 1» Not Too Early to Stock up for Thanksgiving BUY NOW AND SAVE Cranberries 18c qt — Mince Meat 15c lb. W alnuts—Fancy Franquette» 25c lb. Brazils—New King Cole» 23c lb. Gold H ill Supply "Where Price» Sell Quality’’ Phone 8 L A. A. WALKER We Deliver Announcing Our Opening Ford V8 Tells Its Own Story D rs. S c h e e tz & D a v ies Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Fiene were business visitors in Medford Tues day. DON’T RETIRE Sylvia Croft attended a Hallowe’ en party,'Monday evening given by Eileen Short» at her home in Gold Hill. w I T H O U T Mrs. Winnie Governor and chil dren returned -last week from Klamath County, where they spent some time visiting her mother and Compare These Prices 4.40-21 4.50-21 5.00-19 5.25-18 ----- ____________ ____________ _____ «5.00 «5.50 «6.50 ’«7.25 And then Compare Mileage FISK SUNRISE SUPER SERVICE STATION Distributors of Fi»k T ire». 12 th and Riverside, Medford, Ore. f I S K Golden Star SERVICE STATION J. W . Livingston, Representative Gold Hill, Ore. FISK R oxy ANY TIME Children 10c Saturday Only, Nov. 4 “CHANDU, THE MAGICIAN' with Edmund Lowe, Bela Lugosi Radio Broadcast Thriller Sunday-Monday, November 5-0 “JENNIE GEARHART” Sylvia Sidney-Ronald Cook ■' Tues-Wed.T'Nov- 7-8 “FROM HELL TO HEAVEN” Carole Lombard-Jark Oakle Tliurs.-I'ri., Nov.9 10 “THAT’S MY HOY” Saturdaya, November 11 Zane Grey’s “LIFE IN THE RAW" Continuous Shows Sat. and Sun, Dally Mat. 1 :45 Eve. 7:00 p. m. C. E. GATES AUTO CO., INC. SALES SERVICE Corner Sixth and Riverside, Medford, Oregon Medford, Oregon, October 12, 1933. I witnessed the filling of gas in the 1933 Ford V-8 sedan; the sealing, by soldering the oil filling cap and the locking of the gas filling cap and turning of keys, to same, over to Weldon Zundell of the Standard Service Station; also the checking of gas put in and the draining of the (til front the crank case at the end of the 1,000 mile run. Five (5) quarts of oil was put in at the start and four (4) quarts drained out at the end of the 1,000 mile run. Results: Forty-nine (49) gallons of gas and one f i) quart of oil—twenty and one-half (20%) miles to the gallon of gas, and 1,000 miles to one (1) quart of oil, L. C. GAR LOCK, Mgr. A. A. A.
