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í e The M o tt Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the Biggest L ittle Town in the State V O L U M E X X X V II S A R D IN E C R E E K NEW S By Mr*. Lily Dusenberry GOLD IMLL, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY io, 1934 New Barber Shop Opens in Goid H ill This W eek After several weeks of spusiuoilic barber service, Gold Hill once more bus u burber shop—ami u burber with it A. E. Shoemaker of Klunt- uTli Pulls hus opened a shop in Ihe hardware building unit is now serv ing patrons. He plans Io equip Die shop so us Io be able to serve ladies of Ihe community who desire perm anent wav. mid Ihe like, luler on. Mr. Shoemaker will bring his fam ily. composed of wife und four children, Io Gold Hill when school I* out ul Klumath Pulls. NUMBER 5 A Dollar Down" it Junior Play Being Preteriteci at School Tonight A comedy of errors, written pressure suiesitiuri. Even though en uround the American weakness for couraged by Betty anil Elmer, Walts blue sky investments und install does not fait for the idea until Hosie ment payment*, tilled "A Dollar Johnson (Jean Smith) spreads the Down,” is Ihe pluy being presnted news of tin* sudden riches of the by Ihe Junior class of Ihe Gold Hili Connors. high school this evening. Sum Green lukes the (amity sav ings of $2200, and disappears. Members of Ihe rust are: The store burns down where El Nathan Watts.......... Lloyd Holifield Ellen Watts, .............. Effie Pntton mer works, which means that he Betty W alls, ................ June Moore must gel the engagement ring from Harriet Fletcher (Jeanne Hammers- Elmer Watts, Howland Miller Harriet Eletrher, Jeanne Huiiiinerslv ly) for the ring was purchased cii Waldo Dunean, Leslie Walker the installment plan. Mr. Watts gets Beavers M ake Cheese fired und Betty sprains her ankle. Sum G r e e n ,.............James Cornutt Out o f Eagle Point Mrs. Johnson, .... Opal Hodgers The family income is reduced to Nine tor F ifth W in Itosie Johnson, ............. Jean Smith zero. Mrs. Johnson (Opal Hodgers) The Buss, Arthur Dusenberry : comes to collect the rent, Waldo The Fugle Point Cheesemukers, A synopsis of the plot of the play ' Duncan (Leslie Walker) an oplimis- i tic soda squirt, gives good advice. high school team of Ihut (own, is ns follows. proved Io he just another setup fur In a comfortable apartment lives Boss (Art Dusenberry) the transfer liie pcniiunt-houiid Gold Hill high the Walts family. Nathan Watts J man takes the furniture for the un school d u ll. Victory number 5 dan (Lloyd Holifield) as the speculative paid bulunre. unit the federal gov gled from the belts of the classy father; Ellen Watts (Fife Patton) Us ernment takes over the assets of th< hu ul nine lust Thursduy when they j the conservative mother; with oil company. Come Io the Junior class play to won by u score of II Io 2 ou Ihe : Betty, (June Moore) and Elmer, Fugle i'onil diamond. (Howland Miller) as typical mem night and get the details of this in- trigiiig dramatization of a modern Gold Hill high inis not lost a ; bers of the younger generation. game this season, hul were tied j Nathan Watts is interested in a problem solved in a modern man once by the llutle Fulls learn. This w’orthless oil proposition sponsored ner. The play is under the direction tie gume will he decided on the lat by Satti Green (Janies Cornutt) high of Miss Albertina llunkey. ter's field next week. P'riday afternoon the Jacksonville N ext M eeting of Health runs in the eighth inning and appar- high school pill throwers are sched «.■nt ly had the game on ice. Gardner. U n it at Pheifer Home uled to meet Hie Beuvers here. 'I’he T. Kell und Bailey clouted out hit* Miners have not lost u game either in the last frame to bring home the The Gold Hill Health unit will and u buttle should result. meet at Ihe home of Mrs. G. I). victory. Summary of the games is given Pheifer in the Kiwerside colony, below: Genevie Slumbo M arries Tuesday, May 22. R H E Wednesday, May 23, the annual San Diego Resident Gold Hill ......................... 3 8 4 meeting of the Jackson County unit 2 2 3 Talent ............................. Announcement has been made of will he held ut the home of Mrs. J Batteries: Hammersly und Coy; the marriage at Hosrhurg April 27, Corning Kenly, near Mdford. Webster and Armstrong. of Miss Genevie Si uni bo und Waring R H E Thorne of Sun Diego. Miss Slumbo Talent and Butte Falls Gold HUI .......................... ... 8 16 2 attended the local high school amt Baseball Cluba Beaten 7 12 2 Butte Fulls .................. graduated lust year. The young Batteries: Hailey and Force; Lu in Doubleheader Sunday couple left this week for San Diego cas and Poole. where they will reside as Mr. Itusehull funs were treated to a Thorne is in business in the south double order of the National sport C O N G R A T U L A T IO N S ern city. Sunday when the Gold Hill Cement- makers played a doubleheader on To MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNI ODD FELLOW NEWS the local diamond. Gold Hill won And all JACKSON COUNTY both games, the first from Talent. 3 NEWSPAPERS Everyone enjoyed Ihe meeting Who advocated LAW AND Tuesday evening »( the Odd Fel to 2 and Ihe second from Butte Falls by a score of 8 to 7, ORDER lows hall also the Ice cream feed. Both games were elose through All now know Next TMcsday our Noble Grand W. out. In the game with Butte Falls, Here Is a Good Place W. Hittle is going to tell a big story. In which to live Everyope come and hear it. It’s go the Cement-makers staged a last inn ing rally to hint the Loggers by one Farmers and Fruitgrowers Rank ing Io he good. Don’t forget Sunday, (Deposits Insured) May 27th is clean up day ut the cem point. Butte Falls had scored five etery. Toney Boss, Secy. Mr. an<l Mrs, Eruneis Uyrne mov ed Io Medford Inst Monday. (ilrn Spurliu wux u business vts- llor here Tuesday. Ivun Smith helped on the build lug of (he new Dura for lit* lulhtr, J nek Smith Tuesday. Hugo Erohrehh of the Medford Poultry und Igg company culled on Grunt Powell thin week. Nina Croft spent Monday und Tuesday with her sister Madge Croft in Medford. Elsie und Elsworth Iting have been cutting wood for Grant Powell the past week. Mr. unit Mrs. Charles Gray were business cullers Saturday at the home of Ed l-'icne. Mrs. Thehuu Puller returned Sun duy night from Williams, Califor nia, where she has been employed for the past several months. Mr. and Mr* Sehritz und family anil Mr. und Mrs. Ilently ull of Med ford were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Croft, recently. Mr. und Mrs. It, A. Lomhurd und family who have spent severul months living on the right fork, moved to Portlund lust week. Virgil Eddington hus been assist ing his uncle John Eddington und Oliver Pierce in the operation of their mining plant this week. Dora .Smith, Nina Croft und Les ter Dusenberry were among those attending the truck meet ut Grunts Puss Salurduy. Jesae Applegate u former Central Point resident, is spending a few days on the creek where he expects to look up a number of old friends and acquaintances. Mr*. Will Jirden of Applegnto, and Mrs. Claire Slumbo und Mrs. Griggs of Foots Creek were ut the Perry Walt home Thursduy on bus iness. Mrs. John Ulster was rulled to Berkeley, California. Inst Suturdny morning when she received »or* that her mother, Mrs. Forsythe h «1 been injured in a ear wreck.. Alice Dusenberry, Ninu Croft und Itulpli Dusenberry attended the dunce Suturdny night at the Wimer grunge hull where they rc|>orted a very enjoyulde lime. Sunday afternoon Mr. und Mrs. Jesse I.. Slums, Mr. und Mrs. Don ald Harmon and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse I). Stums ull or NOTICE FOB APPLICATION Grunts Pass visited with relatives NOTICE IS HEKF.BY. given to nil ut the home of Mrs. Eva Newton. patrons of School District No. 57 Mrs. John Bingham of Thompson that applications will he received by creek* came over Saturday night to the District Clerk up to and includ ■nuke a visit with her thmgh'rr, ing May 28th for driving the District Mrs. John Smith und family. She School Busses, was taken quite ill Monday, hut is BEBTHA C. COY, better at present. Clerk School Dist. No. 57. Ninu unit Sylvia Croft, Alice ami Iris Duesnberry und l.uvelte E ll and Mrs. Pete Kraus, Mrs. E\a ington took part in the A.shlund Newton, Mrs. Isabel Byrne, Charles music festival lust week. Othci Boss, Mr. and Mr*. John Simpson young folks attending from here and Mr. am: Mrs. I'.J Eiene. In the were Dora Smith, Jean Smith, Arth afternoor Mr. and Mrs. Henry ur Dusenberry and Murk Campbell. Ki rth of River.tdc coniuu>i ity and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Householdei Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Slam s Sr„ Mr. of Talent visited Priilay night will anil Mrs. Jesse Slams Jr. anil Mr. his sister Mrs. Nina Dusenberry an* and Mrs. Donald Harman of Grants family. N'o further particulars In Pass called. Another pleasant event of Ihe regard Io Ihe death of their father. Jsuac Householder lias been learn oust week was a double surprise given by Mrs. Errol Smith on Tues ed. Mrs. Dave Hall of Qtiarlz Ml.’ day. as a shower for Mrs. Ethel Oregon spent Thursday and Priila' Smith and for Mrs. Fiene’s birth of lust week ut (lie home of Mrs. day. Many lovely gifts were receiv Nina Dusenberry. Mrs. Hall will*hi ed by each. 'Hie ladies brought remembered as May Briggs who liv dress scraps anil a friendship quill cd here for a good many years. Sir was pieced for Mrs. Smith with Ihe nt I ended the Ahlcrhroiik school a* name of each guest embroidered on their block. A covered dish dinner n girl. Mr. anil Mrs. Haymond Biles wh< was served al one o'clock with a have spent the past several months large birthday cake with candles living in the Siskiyou* near Ash being presented Io Mrs. Kiene by land. visited al the home of the Mrs. Errol Smith, Owing to the suit hitler’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. W. den illness of Mrs. Bingham, Mrs. Dusenberry Sunday afternoon. Smith's mother, the gathering was They have now moved Io Medford held id the home of Mrs. Eiene. to be near where Mr. Biles has em Among the guests were: Mesilamcs Nellie Smith, Errol Smith, Earl ployment. A sunirise dinner was given at Croft, Nina Dusenberry. Mildred the home of Mrs. Ed Elene Sunday Wright, Eva Smith, Nora Bailey, In honor of her birthday, by her Nora Wall, l.uey Eddington, Mamie son and wife, Mr. nml Mrs. John Bierce, Thelma Fuller, Eva Newton, Simpson of Medford. The table was Alice Herman, l.ily Dusenberry, Lu laid for fourteen. They were: Mr. lu Dusenberry, Evagene Smith, am! and Mr*. Perry Wnit, Mr. and Mrs. Misses Dorn Smith and Mabel Dus Win. Campbell and son Mnrk, Mr. enberry and nine small children. TONIGHT, May 10 AAmuMii: 25c Grade Student« 10c M atters Considered by C ity Council Monday Improvements to the city li brary, and general clean-up of the highway through the city were two matters of importance handled by the city council at its meeting Mon day evening. Fifteen dollars was allowed to buy materials for renovating the li brary, the work to be done under the SEBA program. The improvement committee of Class of Ten to Participate Ihe council was authorized to co- in Graduation and Bacca operute with the jubilee committee laureate Exerciaea and A n to use delinquent water users to cut grass along the Ifjhw ay through nual Banquet. .own in preparation for the Dia mond Jubilee, next month. A refund of two months’ beer li Graduation activities for Gold cense fees was granted local beer Hiidl high school’s senior class are lispensers by the council in accord scheduled for next week, with Com ance with the Knox law, which mencement exercises at the school gives the state entire control of II- gymnasium Wednesday evening, juor. May 16, baccalaureate services, this Eire Chief Chas. Kell was in Sunday, May 13, at the gymnasium, structed to test the city fire hose at and thy annual junior-senior ban quet Monday evening. Medford. A complaint was presented by L. N. Messenger of Southern Ore Mrs. Maudie Robinson, concerning gon Normal school will address the campers who have located on the class on Commencement eve, bring river bank, below Bogue Nook in n .' ing them a message of inspiration asking the nuisance committee to in- ' and counsel for the future. vestignte, and have the campers | Diplomas signifying that they love to another location because ot have completed their first twelve lie objectionable smoke, and danger years of school life will be awarded of fire to the Coy property. at this time, and the two students who have made the highest scholas 'mprovements Being M ade, tic record during their high school at Sardine House of M yatery careers will deliver the valedictory and salutatory addresses. The names Quite a bit of an improvement is of these students have not been of being made this spring at the House ficially announced, but will appear of Mystery. Another room, and a on the Commencement programs, large porch has been built onto the when the grade records have been house occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Fox finally compiled. who are acting as care-taker* ot The exercises will begin at 8:0(1 the place. They are also putting ip p. iiv , and the entire community fs a coffee shop where hot coffee and invited. sandwiches may be obtained by The baccalaureate services will be any who care to have them, and a held this Sunday evening, at the small historical museum will he high school gymnasium. Rev. Wil placed inside the shop, while a dis liam Baird, pastor of the First play of various kinds of mining Christian nhurch of Medford, w ill equipment" is being arranged on a deliver the sermon, and appropriate errace outside. Such things as music by the high school orchestra these are of especial interest to and glee clubs will complete the visitors, as the register shows that program. most of them come from non-min The senior class roll of students ing regions and anything that ex who will participate in Commence plains or shows the methods of ob- ment week activities includes: taing gold from the earth holds Ted Ritter a fascination for them. Quite Clarence Kell a number from Klamath county Victor Korth have visited the place during the Herbert Lingren past few week*. Arnold Horton Mabel Dusenberry Mary Gay Dorothy Hammond Bea Palmer Dora Smith. M o H ngi - s o f Men., to day we salute you And humbly before you we pledqe you our love Or\ ea.r*lh &.r\d. in. heaven., ye Mothers now hear us, And acsepl o u r p ro ffe rs both, here a/\d above. \ Commencement Week Activities Are Announced Mothers o f Mery has ite tv ___ <?*?'* _ beery Karo Among the sreatiorx o f God’S m iqhty had\a; V \o near you sould stand and an. equal. lr\ the strife and tte stress o f this battle-scarred land ? Mothers o f Men, to you has beery qivory An honor untold by tonque o r by pen. ; fo r next to the army o f God’s consecrated M arch v a lia n tly on the Mothers o f M en. Mothefo o f Men i f the army moves o n w a rd , If the heart and the ^bRO brinq solace, renowned, If the v/isdom of Aqes brinqs liqht to the’ n iq h te d , T h e n , Mothers o f Men, to y o u goes the cro w n . Mothers of Men, the world has seen proqress Since first from the hand of the Maker it came . The sons and the dauqht<?rs of earths firsf transgression find smoother the path, and the rouejh ways more plain. Mothers of Men, to you must be q iv e n The palm and the qiory of the qood there has been; for earth since creation has never yet boasted O f heroes so valiant as Mothers o f Mery. FfcANK J . LO N ERG AN Mothers Day 1934. ' Mrs. Roy Centers and Mrs. Pearl Guidi are ill with the measles. Miss Albertina Hankey and Miss Beth Paulsen were Saturday shop pers in Medford. Fred Lewis had charge of the phone office Sunday during the ab sence of Mrs. E. J. Reinking. Mrs. Alva Cook of this city and Miss Margaret Hox"ie of Galls Creek were Medford shoppers Tuesday. Mrs. Pete Smith and small son of .rants Pass were Friday visitors in town, Mrs. John Stombaugh, who has oeen in Seattle with Mr. Stombaugh for several weeks, returned to het; home here, Tuesday evening. Mr. Huber of Seattle returned to his home Sunday after completing business here in connection with the Lively Lime plant. Joe Blair, accompanied by Paul, Roger and Aurele Meunier motored Io Grants Pass Tuesday evening to watch Ihe Grunts Pass baseball team at practice. Anyone desiring a copy of the poem “Mothers of Men.’’ (suit able for framing) printed else where in this issue may obtain it free by sending their name and address to 616 Morgan Building, Portland, Oergon. This tribute to mothers will be delivered by Frank J. Lonergan, via KGW next Sunday on the Antlers’ Mothers Day program, 11:30 A. M. and later on the vesper hour program sponsored by Oregon mothers over KGW. Lonergan-For-Governor Committee, 616 Morgan Building, Pd. Adv. Portland, Oregon “A Dollar Down” High School Gym—8:00 P. M.
