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Foots Creek
News
(By Mrs. Marlon Lase»)
Mrs. Pauline Wahl, Mrs. Venn!
Cerveny, Mis* Beth Boomsluiter,
Mrs. George Hutchins, Mrs. Chas.
Mc.Merrick. Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Mrs.
Lester Boling, Mrx Effie and Mrs.
Victor Birdseye, Mrs. L. C. Baiaey,
Mrs. Clay Biiles, Mrs. George and
Mrs. Marion Lance from here at
tended the all day meeting of the
home extension unit at the com
munity hall at Rogue River Friday
with Mrs. Lloyd Miller, hostes.-.
Several dresses were cut and fit
ready for the ladies to finish. Oth
ers present were Mrs. Mabel Mack,
county demonstration agent; Mrs
Cecil Roberts, Mrs. W, A. Johnston.
Mrs. Charlrs La Cross, Mrs. Thom
as Galligar, Mrs. Cloyd l)ick, Mrs.
Joe Woodcock, Mrs. Thomas Knox
Mrs. F. C. May, Mrs. Allen McGreg
ory and Mrs. David McLaren. Elec
tion of officers was held with Mr»
Effie Birdseye being re-elected
chairman; Mrs. Cecil Robets, vie«
chairman; Mrs. Lloyd Miller, sec
retary and treasurer. It was voted
to meet on the first Wednesday
each month beginning with the fall
meetings in October, April 25 the
home makers conference will b<
held at the First Christian church
on South Oakdale avenue in Med
ford. A lunch will be served there
at noon by the church ladies. All
home makers are invited to attend.
,The Ashland Cannery has con-
traded with the owners of Riviera
plantation on-hard for 35 acres of
land to be planted in tomatoes. Mr.
Thomas Heap and Earl Alcock anil
their families of Talent moved
down last week and are preparing
the ground for planting.
fH E GOLD HILL NEWS
THURSDAY, APRIL 19. 1934
and Mrs. Sam Christie who live be
low Grants Pass called on Mr. and
Mrs, Marion Lance Sunday after
noon. He is one of the largest hop
growers in southern Oregon.
line, the Oregon Clubwoman.
Beneficiaries of the loan fund
this year, Mrs. Hembree'» report
will state, are enrolled us follows:
Oregon State college, 19; Mon
mouth normal school. 10; Univers
ity of Oregon, 10; Eastern Oregon
normal school at l.aGrunde, 7; Pa
cific University, 5; Willamette Uni
versity, 3; .Southern Oregon normal
school at Ashland, 2; and one each
al a business college in Portland;
Capitol Business college, Salem; Al
bany college, Marylursl normal. Pa
cific college ul Newbern Univers
ity of Washington, Linfield eollege,
Unversity of Oregon health nurs
ing service and University of Ore
gon extension division.
Total contributions of 914,339
have been made to the federation's
pledge Io the Doernbecher hospital
since 1925 when the obligation was
assumed, according to the conven
tion reiHirt to hr submitted by Mrs.
A. Ik Starbuck of Dallas, chairman
for the fund. Since the Portland
biennial in 1932. 73 clubs in the
Federation have given money in ad
dition to numeorus individual gift,
rom clubwomen.
Mrs. Bessie Anderson and son, Ed
Boling of Applegate, visited Frhtuy
Mrs. Lloyd Miller and daughter at the home of Mrs. Anderson's son.
Phyllis spent Thursday in Ashland Lester Boling and family.
where her daughter is under the
George Taylor, who has been
doctor's cure for ear trouble that
has kept her from school for two mining near Hornbrook, California,
weeks. She is greatly improved and during the past winter, spent sev
returned Monday to her schorl eral days here on business, return
ing Sunday.
work at Gold Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Vencil Cerveny were
Mr. and Mrs. Bedford Biles art
»hopping
in Medford Saturday ami
parents of a 8 and 3-4 pound son
boru Friday morning at the Colby attending to business. Mrs. Wallnc?
Maternity home at Grants Pass. Thi Galbreath of near the Alaska Auto
baby has been named Ronald Gay park and her daughter, Mrs, Gram
Neeley of Medford were Grants
lord.
Pass shoppers Wednesday.
ago. according Io Jack Haley,
lloradwuy comedian, featured in
Paramount's "Sitting Pretty," com
ing Sunday to the Boxy Theatre.
"Not only d o n the producer have
to keep up-to-date hut so must th -
actor", says lluley, who Is featured
with Jack Oakie, Ginger Rogers,
Thelma Todd, Gregory Batoff und
Lew Cody In this Charles It. Rogers
production, directed by Harry Joe,
Brow iv
In the United States income taxes
are paid hv the federal government
employes, including Ihe president.
The world's most populated ter
ritory is the Island of Java, a purl
of Ihe Dutch West Indies, which bus
an area about Ihnt of the State of
Ixtuisiana, und contains more than
.'Ifi.OOO.IlOO men, women ami chil
dren.
Rev. D. D. Randall, Union Sun
STATE WOMEN S CLUB
day school missionary of Medfor-
AID GIRLS IN GETTING
ARK YOU GOING T O
will hold preaching services at th.
NEEDED EDUCATION
Foots Creek school house Sunda
evening at 7:30. All are invited t<
Sixty-five girls are being assisted
attend.
in obtaining an education in Ore
Mrs. Cloyd Dick, Mrs. Thoma- gon schools this year through the MUSICAL SHOWS BETTER
Free Architectural
Galligar, Mrs. Leonard Lund, Mrs scholarshp loan fund maintained
Service
TODAY; IDEAS IMPROVE
Effie and Mrs. Victor Birdseye rep by the Oregon Federation of Wo
SEE US FIRST
men's
clubs.
Since
its
establishment
resented the Bogue River district ai
By heeding the slogan "keep up
the school for parents held at Med ' in 19iW, 1324 girls have been helped
by the fund which totals this year to the times," musical comedy Is
ford Tuesday of last week.
well over 340,000. The report on a much smarter style of entertain
204 So. Fir - - Medford
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and this project including these inter menl now than it was five
children Howland and Phyllis, Mr. esting figures, which will he given
and Mrs, Henry Miller and Mr. and by Mrs. Walter L. Hembree of
Mrs. George Lance enjoyed a picnic ; Partland, chairman o the fund, will
come in for a major share of con
at the Bob Cook cabin Sunday.
THE SENIOR CLASS OF GOLD HILL
sideration at the biennial conven
tion
of
the
Federation
to
be
held
HIGH SCHOOL PR ESEN T
Elliott Butler of Medford visited
nt the home of his grandmothei. May 7 to 10 at Roseburg, as will
Mrs. Pauline Wahl, Thursday, Mr. other principal activities in which
the Federation is nterested. These [
i include, among others, its 320.000|
i pledge to the Doernbecher memor
ial hospital in Portland; the endow-
' ment fund and its monthly inaga-
REMODEL
or BUILD?
Porter Lbr. Co.
R oxy
A Comedy-Drama in 3 Acts
15c
Children 10c
::
Saturday Onlv. April 21
Rex Bell in
"CRASHING BROADWAY"
W H ITE WONDER SOAP
WARRENTON CLAMS
Ham's Grocery and M arket
E. T. HAM, Prop.
4.40-21
4.50-21
4.75-19
W xJ's
$3.71
. 4.38
. 4.79
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BRAKE SERVICE
APRIL 20 — 8:00 P. M.
Sornlifk Adjutfnwnt .
FR EE B R A K E
HIGH SCHOOL GYM
SPECIALTIES BETW EEN ACTS
Firestone Garden Hose
50-foot lengths,
$3.25
FIRESTONE SERVICE STORES
Admission: 25c
Grades: 10c
Continuous Sat.-Sun. 1:30 Io 11
Daily Mat. 1:45 Eve 7:00 P. M.
Biverxide und tltlx.
MEDFORD, OREGON
OPENING DANCE
grand
AT THE
SATURDAY NIGHT, APRIL 21
Dancing ’til 2 A. M.
Music By
JOHNNY BENNETT’S ORCHESTRA
a
Admission: M en 40c; Ladies 10c.
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Ma. Nrnr leMuvg adyv.» »»g u»»d »v4»«.»sg
Tuesday, Wednesday, Apr. 24-29
"VIRTUE"
Carole Lombard, Pat O’Brian
Plus: "The Savage Girl"
Thursday, Friday, April 26-27
"EASY MILLIONS"
| Skeet Gallagher, Dorthy Burgess
MUC1
SPECIALIZED LUBRICATION
A «Uaa.
ph d»*« hv
-•-< - $ TOO
100
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Friday Evening,
Sunday, Monday, April 22-23
"SITTING PRBTTY"
Jack Oakie, Jark Haley and
Ginger Rogers
SPER R Y ’S BISQUICK FLOUR
c o u t i l » TYP«
siz«
ANY TIME
We Feature
KNIGHT S ROGUE RIVER CATSUP
/íresíone
“Nothing Ever
Happens”
During Oregon Products Week
GOLDEN W EST COFFEE
Com,-»« d » p m .« brin» »uh »ny
o d » tv Am) trm rinl»».lh<» I i h m . in»
Tin-« g ì» you il» »«ir» «n. ngili »nd
u i r l y of Guro-Dipiwdt o«>! »i'd I » •
l itt» ( inni Dip,w.l Cord Pt.»» U n d «
ih» Tr»»d. Con» m (od»y «nd «place
ih o» ihm. «mondi n m on ion» car.
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Auspices Gold H ill Chamber of Commerce