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PAGE two THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, MAY a, 1935 Pauline and Charles Champlin, and her home Thursday, accompanied FO O TS C R E E K NEW S (By Mrs. Marina Lane«) John Ryan, who is employed at the dredge that is being moved to Graves Creek, made a business trip to Leland Friday evening. He was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McMerrick and children, Alice and George. Ruth D'Albuii of Medford, left Wed nesday tor Portland, where the girls attended the convention of Grand Bethel of Jobs Daughters as representatives from the Medford lodge. by her mother, Mrs. Martha Stead, who is slowly recovering from her recent illness. Mrs. Lance has been with her mother for the past three months, except two weeks which Mrs. Stead spent at the Ashland hos pital, and at Medford. Mr. aud Mrs. Guy Bates and daughaa atjly daughter, Margaret, of San Francis co, California, arrived in the com Because he testified that he bit munity recently to visit over the into a two-inch roofing nail in a week end with relatives and friends. piece of pie, John Grammersdorf Mr. Bates is employed as welder for a steamship company, having left of Omaha has been awarded a Southern Oregon duriug the winter $2.000 verdict by default against Lee Freeburg, baker. to enter this work. B. M. Meadows, who helped build the Foots Creek dredge seven years ago, has returned and is helping dismantle the boat prior to remov David Birdseye and Le Roy Cam ing it to Graves Creek. He is do eron, students iu the Rogue River ing the blacksmith work. schools, attended the Junior-Senior banquet nt the Dei Rogue hotel at Mrs. Beatrice C. Jones, accompa (.■rants Pass Friday evening, which nied by her niece and nephew, was followed by a theatre party. Thirty-six students and members of the faculty were present. CRAT3Î1IAN I Mats.-25c. Eves.-35c. Kiddies 10c Ends Saturday EDW. G. ROBINSON “T H E W H O L E T O W N ’S T A L K IN G ” PREVUE SATURDAY NITE Sun., Mon., TUes. JEANETTE MACDONALD NELSON EDDY in Victor Herbert’s ‘Naughty M a rie tta ’ Wednesday Only “F R A D IA V O L O ” Starts Thursday WALLACE BEERY “W est Point of the A ir” R IA L T O Adults-25c Kiddies-10c Friday and Saturday BUCK JONES in ‘W hen a M an Sees Red’ PREVUE SATURDAY MTH Sunday Monday, Tuesday “On to Washington” ATTEND TH E Boy Scout Carnival at the H igh School Gymnasium, 8 p. m. 1 D Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Moe gave a party Saturday evening that was en joyed by a number of their friends including several who came from near Grants Pass where they for merly lived. Mrs. Marion Lance returned to and Help Send a Gold H ill Boy Scout to the National Scout W ashington, D. C. Jamboree at Admission 10c V*Now we kin scc^-. F IS H P O N D — etc., etc. when thawed, o a t ’-I said Lem Betti tmUj in sp e a k in ’ o f thJ/ IO E O 3 IO E «4/ V — $irK and their y winter dcthcsl 7 Keep on Advertising M U S IC & P H O T O HOUSE X» > e «ex». 3S3SSS¡ Grants Pass A show doesn’t give one performance and expe:t E. an intake from several audiences. Each w ant its A D A M S ahow. At Mann’a Auto S*rviea, 1729 Riveraida, Medford BUILDER OF AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK BODIES "If Its Made We Can Make I f So w ith advertising. There is a different audience all the time. To illustrate, we quote C. F. K etterin of General M otors: B O R IS K A R L O F F “Remember that 2,500,000 people are born in thia “Bride of Frankenstein” No Show Tuesday Nite Wednesday — Thursday FRED MAC.MURRAY SIR GUY STANDING “CA R 99’ Ask Any Man Over 50 “W hat gives middle-aged folks the greatest sense of personal security?” Saturday Only Tom Tyler in “Terror of the Plains” Episode 5 “Lost Jungle” Sunday and Monday Robert Donat in ALEXANDER DUMAS’ The chances are he will say, “A reserve fund of money earning compound interest in a good, sound bank.’ ‘L E M O N D R O P K ID ” Thursday and Friday Warner Oland in Charlie Chan in London T H E F A M IL Y N E X T DO O R ple come in who know nothing of w hat tha older generation thought was good or bad. A t 26 there are as many people younger than ourselves as older. A t 40, 80 percent o f the people are younger. Those who serve these young people must have their new < point o f view. They must be w illing to scrap old I ideas, old methods, old ways.” XMNMMMMMnMKMMMMaMXiMXXXKCCdXMXXXMHtfMinaMinaaaattM Old-fashioned thrift is never out of date. Get hack to fundamentals. A Savings Account here points the way. ‘Count of M onte Cristo’ Tuesday and Wednesday LEE TRACY in DAMON RUNYON’S country every year. In 10 years, 25,000,000 new peo » i The First National Bank M edford Oregon The Gold Hill News t Printing -- Advertising T H A T PR O VES IT NOW. LISTEN,' HONET, TOU SHOULDN’T FLY OFF TW HANDLE THAT WAY'.--BE W TIÍ DO and calm like I ___ VfHT LET THINGS GET YOUR GOAT? I DON'T*. 1 SIMPLY FIGURE OUT WHILE YOU’RE feeling so C A L M ANO ':¡n ______________ L w Valuable Door Prizes [O l= Z O E = IO C a O ] what they’re B. D Games and Fun for Everyone F O R T U N E T E L L IN G — B E A N O — P IN B A L L Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Galbreath, I son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and I' — Mrs. Grant Neely and daughter. Gay G R A D U A T IO N , returned Monday evening from a G IF T S trip to John Day Oregon, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gal We have iinuiy gifts suitable breath and family. for the graduate. Musical instruments, sheet music, sta Mrs. Effie Birdseye left Saturday tionery, Crater Lake pictures, for Medford, where she will spend etc. We have cards for all oc Ihe next two weeks at the home of casions. Mr. and Mrs. William Warner. Mrs. Charles McMerrick and son,! George, visited Friday afternoon | with Mrs. Charles Gray near Delta farm. lo c a n Friday Evening, May 3 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lance and daughter Ruth, accompanied by Jill Martin gnd Wilda Mayfield of Gobi Hill spent Sunday evening at their cabin. A truck of the Consolidate Freight 1 lines going from Medford to Rose- 1 burg, struck the concrete bridge at ! Miller Gulch south of Riviera Auta j park Saturday evening about fen i o'clock. The truck was thrown on J its side, and a (tart of the bridge ; was torn away by the impact. Mr j Rapp, the driver, was arrested by state police and convicted for driv ing while drunk. otao D > f e ’1’
