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®¡>e (Solò M ill The Moat Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the Biggest L ittle Tow n in the State VOLUME XXXVI GOLD HILL. OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER at, 1933 NUMBER 37 Many Observances Mark Christmas Week Here WOMEN WILL SURVEY FARMS High Cage Team W ins Tw o Games Past W eek Moore-Braden Wedding Foots Creek News in Washington Monday SCHOOL, LODGES AND CHURCHES TO CELEBRATE Two victories were chalked up The wedding of Boy Moore and by the Gold H ill high school basket Miss Roberta Braden, both former ball team during the week, liolli resilient« of this city, look place in wins being al Hie expense of Ash (By Mrs. .Marlon lam rt) Chehalis, Washington, Monday of land teams. Last Friday night the ----------- . . —— — . - ifiTs week, ureording to announce locals won from the Ashland high Mrs. Ned Coverdale of Birdseye ment made by relatives here. A l W eek-end W ill See Entire Community Taking P art in C W A to Secure Statistics seconds on the latter’« court by a score of 17 Io II. Al Cold Hilt Tues- creek was honor guest ut a shower though word that Hie ceremony had for Government; Jack* Various Events of Season; Benefit Dance day night (lie Beavers trimmed the given at the home of Mrs. E. AV. actually taken place hud not been Ashland Jr. high five by a count of W ilsoti near Bogile Biver one day Last Saturday Began Festivities son Co. on List last week. Those present were Mrs. received Wednesday, Hie couple 24 to 18. left here Sunday morning for Ihe The high school seconds did mil Ituluiid Taylor, Mrs. Itoberi Knight, Imine of Ihe groom's parents in Che fare so well al Ashland, dropping Mrs. Bostwick, Mrs. Jiggar. Mrs. W. Use of CWA funds in hiring some the preliminary game 18 to 13. The J. Jones, Mrs. I.ee Hogg. Mr». Itoh- halis, w ith Monday sel as Hie dale 50 skilled unemployed persons, local Midget team also lost a lough ertson, Mrs. Eurl King, Mrs. Iru for Ihe wedding. CALENDAR OK CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS Miss Braden made her home here mostly women. Io make a quirk sur line here Tuesday evening in the Childers and Mrs. Wilson, Misses vey of 6000 rural Imme buildings on preliminary when they were nosed Laura Smith, Margaret Reynolds, | during her Junior and senior yeurs Schood entertainments at i ;oo and ¿:oo Friday as many Oregon farms has been out by one point, 14-13, when a Della Wilson, Katherine and Bertha of high school, with her parents, afternoon, at school house. authorised from Washington, 1). C„ first team Ashland man went Io the King. Martha Malone, Zella Cover-1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Braden. Siner Odd Fellow Community Christmas party, 8:oo and w ill be sturled immediately on rescue unit caged three baskets dale, and Bose and Georgia Currier her graduation w ith Hie Class of ’32 she has been employed at Ihe Saturday evening at lodge hall. receipt of necessary forms by the near Hie end of Ihe ronlest. of Medford. C. E. Gates Auto company in Med State college extension service, it Special Christmas Eve exercises at Methodist Horton, playing guard for the j was announced by Paul V. Maris, Beavers’ first team, displayed a | Mr. anil Mrs. A, A. Newell of ford, and lived in that city. L church Sunday, at 8:oo, auspices of Sunday School, Mr. Moore, a nrphew of Mr. and director, today. brand of basketball that w ill make Grants Pass who have spent tm. .Mrs. Joe Woodcock, has been as -zwn, The project, which most he com him one of the best ever developed past month at the home of their pleted by tlie end of January, is be here if lie continues nt his present cousin Toni Henderson and family sociated with Mr. Woodcock In op Christmas w ill he appropriately Katherine Hayes; Jean, Yvonne ing handled al Washington through pace. As a green man at the game plan In leave Ihe first of the week erating the Gold H ill Meat Market ushered in to the Gold H ill com- Moore; led, Irvin Miller; Christmas here the past Iwo years. the office of Dr. I.ouis Stanley, i isl y - i f lie has worked un to he for Yreka, California. munity if plans of Ihe many organ- Angel, Winifred ilow eli. The couple plans to spend the ixulions in Ihe city are carried out. head of the bureau of home econ one of Ihe smoothest guards on i "Song of Ihe Reindeer,” second winter in Washington, returning to omics, who hopes hv this means Io di tense ami wh. ii necessary can | Already Iwo pre-Christinas events .uni Ihird grudes. Mr. anil Mrs. Malcolm K ilg o rd , Southern Oregon in the spring, rel get accurate data on a representa pul Hie leather through Ihe net w ith, Iiuve passed—the Odd Fellow bene- “ Peppermint Jane,” recitation by and son Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Nelson atives slate. tive 10 per cent of the farm homes Ihe skill of a forward. Another fit dance staged so successfully Sat- Patricia riiompson. Bonnisluiler and Nelson Lee* of Both have many friends In Gold in each state. The survey is believed player Io show up well I uesduv urday evening, and the W. R. C. “ Trimming Hie Christinas Tree,” to he connected with proposals to ' night was (Lien Hutchins, also a Grants Puss were Saturday evening HUI who wish them much happi Christmas dinner served by the la- by all of Ihe second grade, visitors at Hie home of Mr. and Mrs. ness. extend the recovery building and new player this year. dies at their hall Wednesday noon Play—“ Waiting for Hie Carol . M. C. Bomnsluiler al IHviera A uto. repair program to rural America. of this week. Singers—Ihird and fourth gardes. Coaches Thomason and Cook ran park. ODD EKI.LOWS POSTPONKTRIAl. Miss Claribel Nye. slate leader ol nine men into Hie game, giving all Tlie weekend w ill see activities Characters: Mabel, Beth Heed; home economies extension, lias the needed experience before the begin In earnest, w ith the school Christinas Greeting, Carol Hum; Mr. and Mrs. Clay Biles unit fam The (rial planned for Ihe Odd pri'grnm scheduled for Friday uft- Christmas Package, Stanley Rob- been named chairman of the Ore conference season opens January 5. gon commission Io be in charge of Others that played were: l.ingreu. ily moved back Io Ihe former Hos Fellows next Tuesday when the ernoon, the (hid Fellows community bins; Hobby (u disgusted boy) Lrau- the survey. W. J. Gilmore, brail of Delos Walker. Ted Hiller, Les mer ranch from their five acre tract Central Point lodge would he their Christnius tree and program Sutur- res Bum ,cy; Good W ill, James Bum- gttests has been postponed until day night, and the churches’ formal sey; Love, Patricia Doran; Peace, the department of agricultural en Walker, CorniiH, Davis, and Hobln- near Riviera Saturday. January 23. Members are urged to observances Sundav. gineering, is vice-chairman, ami Ava son. Lillian Shoemaker; Santa Clause Jr., Mrs. I.loyil Miller and her sister keep this date open, as there w ill , It. Milam, dean of home economics, The Midget team’s lineup includ- Ckarek Program Christmas Eve J'"> Martin; Santa Claus Sr., Bobbie Mrs. Millie Walker of Gold H ill he fun for everyone. and Director Maris w ill serve as ex- ed: Jack Martin, Leo Walker, Cecil Chrjstmus eve w ill be marked bv Boseerans; Mother, Lucille Rose- were shopping in Medford hriduy officio members. liases. Bay Blair ami Laverne Dun- a program at the Methodist rhtirch. crons. ->• — * accompanied by Mrs. M. C. Room- Instru.'tiouk from headquarters gey. under the auspices of the Sunday Snowflakes in tliis pluy are. Ha- basket dinner was served al 12:30, sluiter anil daughter Beth. are to choose three representative ! and the installation was held at : st-hool. Children w ill present a var- xt'l Chambers, Laurene Keil, Alice areas in the slate, in each of which I’.N.G. AT I I RNKRS LAST WEEK; Miss Bertha Finney of Central j two o’clock for the leu granges of led program of Christmas songs and Boling, («race Zumwalt, Maxine 2000 homes w ill be surveyed. One XMAS PARTY Till KS. AT MOORES recitations, und a treat w ill lx- dis- Cook, Eleanorc Pomeroy, Imogene Point was ii week end guest id Ihe the county. center w ill be Cluckumu» county trihuled from Ihe huge Christmas Regent, Bonnie Bea Galbreath, hqme of her aunt Mrs. Boy Tomp Miss Olive I’urner was nosless nt for western Oregon, another w ill he tree, placed for the occasion. Mrs. ! Carol Singers are: June! Mullin. The recent rain has been very Josephine and Jackson counties for tlie regular inerting of the Past No kins ami family at Riviera planta welcome to the miners of Ihe coin-1 Ida Wharton, Mrs. Della Shaver, und June Mullin. Josephine Baldwin, southern Oregon, and a third w ill ble Grand club al her home Thurs tion orchard. Della Prefontaine, l.uey Mac W illi- inunlty. The dredge is now working Mrs. Lucy Mee arc in charge. be in eastern Oregon with 1IMH) day afternoon of Iasi week. I lie la Lodg. Host to Community 8.1. ams, Alma Biller. Frances Ross. where Ihe Mattis house once stood. I.ouis Druif from Picketts Auto hollies in the irrigated district stir* dies sewed on hospital gowns Io be The ...... Fellows Christmas party. ■ * " " * J<>e cimili spent Friday In Medford vis rounding Redmond ami 1600 in Hit sent ill Christmas gifts Io Hie Odd which is one of Hie biggest events I Smith, Norman Bla.r Harlow Bun- Sybil Walker of Gold H ill visited iting at the D. Huber home. Wheat licit with Condon us a nu Fellows home. Bruce Kegg. Charlie Rosecrana. at the home of Phyllis Miller over of Ihe season, w ill he held al their Those present were Lily Carter, cleus. hull and w ill lie fealurcd by a pro- I 1' “ " Cluimhcr.s. . . . . lir , the week end. Mr, and Mrs. Floyd l.ancc and Etta Carter, Evelyn Thompson. Dora gram give, by children of Ihe com- The fifth grades part in the pro- daughter Ruth of Gold H ill were llainuiersly. l.oal Reed, Bena Davit, H e -lth U n it Studies Five people were quite hudly In munity, and by tlie visit of Santa Bram is. .... . .. Pearl Ferguson, Madge Dorm. ill. Sunday afternoon callers al Ihe Greetings •.Id . Howe; song, T .B . Prevention; Report home of Mr. and Mrs. George Lance. jured Ihe first of lust week when a Clause who w ill bring a treat for Lucy Mee, Emma Huff. United Lines Singe left the road all children present. A huge In c is Seal Sale Is Slow The Christmas parly w ill lie held 1 r‘ c , ‘ " ,d * Mrs. Lloyd Miller attended the near the Paul MrQuat home be being crc .ed In Ihe lodge rooms for « this afternoon al the home of Viola , S" h,r Dance’ fi,,h Tuberculosis and ¡Is prevention Moore, w ilh n Christmas tree and all day grange meeting held al Hie tween the Alaska Auto Park and the occasion, and a real Christmas party is promised. Parents and cliil- ur; ' ' ' ’" ' s’ . , . . , was the theme of the Gold H ill exchange of gifts iis entertainment. Central Point hull Stindny. A Riviera. dren of the entire community arc The program of the junior and health unit meeting held at Ihe senior high school is as follows: home of Mrs. J. A. Blair Tuesday welcome, the lodge slides, and ex March—“ Progress,” high school Y E S , S IR ! tends a cordial invitation Io all. afternoon. orchestra. The group of eleven ladies pres Children wishing Io lake pari in Serenade—Texas Moon, high ent heard the discussion of the Ihe program are asked Io see Mrs. school orchestra. early life of Dr. Eilward Livingston Dora Hainmersly or Mrs. Buy Prologui— “ Where Lies the Trudeau, authority on tuberculosis, Thompson of Ihe Rebekahs. This Child." by Beatrice Palmer. whose autobiography is Io lie stud committee w ill be glad to make a A Carol—Backstage—high school ied this winter. Mrs. J. M. Lively place on the program for all who and Mrs. Esther Gilchrist coopcrat- | have u song, recitation, or other mixed chorus. Piny—“ Until Bulli Falls Asleep.” ed in presenting the subject. number Io present. Violin Sextette, by members of Mrs. Lola Reed, chairman of tin- School Entertainment Friday high school orchestra. seal sale reported (hat $17 lias been | The Christmas entertainment to Swedish Christmas C.arol—Junior received in the sale of seals so far | he staged by the school pupils this high girls' glee club. this year. This is only about one Friday afternoon w ill tic in two Waltz—“ Maybell,” high school or- third of Ihe total raised for this parts, the grade children presenting purpose last year, anil Mrs. Heed their program in the old auditorium ‘ Tlic Pageant—“ Ruth’s Dream.” urges that all who possibly cun, nt one o’clock and the high school "While Shepherds Watched Their send in their contributions Io the and junior high students w ill use Flocks,” high school mixed chorus. fund again this year. the gymnasium for their part of the Mrs. Minnie Guy and IL A. Botts After several hours spent sewing afternoon’s festivities, which w ill directed the musical numbers, and on a quilt the unit is making, the begin at two. Miss Albertina llankey and Miss hostess served delicious refresh The grade school program is ns Belli Paulsen arc co-directors of ments to Miss Nellie Jacobs, Mrs. follows: the play and pageant. Lola Reed, Mrs. Millie Walker, Mrs. Recitation—“ A Christinas Wel Lelsv Miller. Mrs. I. <). Zierolf, Mrs. come,"—first grade boys: Clinton A. Meunier, Mrs. W. F. Boye, Mrs. Shoemaker, Eurl I.e Clair, Eugene Alaska Travelogue W e ll Received by Fair Crowd Jean Boye, Mrs. J. M. Lively, Mrs Taylor, Le Boy Taylor, Melvin and Esther Gilchrist and Miss Sybil Merle Lewis, Randolph Baldwin, A fair-sized crowd, considering Walker, county health nurse. Bobby Ostrander. The next meeting of Ihe unit w ill Song—“ Stockings in n ltow ”—first Ihe weather turned out last Friday be held January !> at the home of graders: Yvonne Moore, Catherine night Io hear Hie travelogue pre Mrs. W. F. Boye In Biverside llnyes, Joyce Bobbins, I.corn Hinkle sented by Rev. W. A. Couden of Winifred Howell, June C.ook, Er Bogue Itiver on Alaska, and were colony. nest Slone, Alvin Penn, Eileen Frost, well-pleased with Hie program. Bev. Couden told of the many SEASON TICKETS ON SALE Hasel Hammersley, Bolen Hose- contrasts of Ibis land of Ihe mid Season lickels, good for all home ernns. games played by Hie Gold H ill liigti Play—“The Almost Wasn’t Christ night sun, and shnwdd; beautiful pictures of this territory, as well as school teams, arc being sold for the mas” —first graders. small sum of 81.00. Each night there Characters are: A Doll, Dngmnr of Ihe inland water route used by w ill he a doublchcadcr giving Ihe Christensen; Teddy Bear, Bolen the steamships In reaching Alaska. The wonderful mineral wealth inns plenty of entertainment 'or Boseerans; Fire Engine, Ernest their money. Tickets may be secur Stone; Drum, Haymond Pomeroy; and other natural resources of ed from any member of the high . . . . .................. I Electric Train, Ereil Williams; Plc- Alaska were recounted, and Bev. school student body or nl Hie gate lure Book, Eileen I'rosl; A Jumping | Couden pointed out that there are Jack, Alvin Pena; An Old Picture I only 27.601) while citizens in the before each game. Book, Betty Robinson; Sel of Dish-; entire territory, and that there are Mrs. Lowell Tracy left Friday for es—June Cook, I.eora Hinkle, Belly many opportunities for people Mullin. Joyce Robbins; Rug Doll, | who would locate there. Nebraska where she w ill visit rela tives.
