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Thursday, August 29, 193 J The Gold Hill N ew s, Gold Hill. Oregon Page Four tLOCAL UAPPENINGSl Mr. and Mrs. M elvin Sargent m o E lton Carey o f Klam ath Falls is Etnu, C a lifo rn ia , spending the week at the M ayfield tored up fro m and spent the week end at th e ir home. home here. Mr. Sargent is employed Mrs. A sil W alker, Mrs. Pave Biles in a mine near Etna. and th e ir m other, Mrs. Hamner, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Johnson look w ere Medford vis ito rs Friday, th e ir son, M arly. Io M edford Tues transacting business. day w here he underw ent an opera George H a ff is b u ild in g a new tion fo r the rem oval o f his tonsils house on his p ro p e rty on Black- and adenoids. w e ll h ill. Paul Thompson has been Ernest Ross is acting us substi helping in the construction. tute c a rrie r on route one out o f the Miss Janet C hisholm is employed local postoffice w h ile R. C. M artin, in Medford, w here she is in the the re g u la r c a rrie r, is On his vaca o ffice o f the M yron Boot packing tion. plant. Today (T hursday) several mem D on't forget, the Gold H ill News bers o f the Women's R elief Corps “ Bargain Days” subscription spe o f Gold H ill arc attending the Sol cia l is now on. Subscribe now fo r diers and Sailors convention at o n ly $1.00 the year. Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. George Adams and The c o n d ition o f Lee Cook con Mrs. W yman Adams o f Grants Pass tinues to im prove. Mr. Cook has were b rie f callers at the 1-red Stone hewn i l l w ith pneum onia the past home Saturday evening. tw o weeks and is being eared fo r in the C om m unity h o spital in Med Mr. and Mrs. S. W . Parks and fa m ily moved fro m the Holmes ford. p ro p e rty across the riv e r, w h ic ii Mrs. Floyd l.anee, w ho recenllv they purchased th is spring, to the moved lo W o lf Creek, suffered a H . E. W harton p ro p e rty . Tuesdav severe heart attack last week. Miss Roberta M ayfield le ft th is week to o f th is week. assist w ith duties in the Lance Mr. and Mrs. M ike Tepovac. w ho home. u n til recently live d in one o f the Adams houses, near the cement Raymond H lair, son o f Mr. and plant, have taken rooms at the Mrs. J. A. B la ir, is expected home home o f his parents, Mr. and Mrs. w ith in the next few days fro m St. Bozy Tepovac. Paul. A lberta, Canada, w here he has spent the vacation w ith his Mr. and Mrs. H a ro ld Vonder Hel- grandparents and o ther relatives. lcn arrived Monday from C a lifo r-i nia and are stopping at the S h e r-. Mr. and Mrs. R ichard G ray and w ood auto camp w h ile Mr. Vonder sons, Charles and Joe, le ft Tuesd ly Hellen is employed as foreman at m orning fo r th e ir home in R ich the Del B io packing house. They land, Oregon, w here Mr. G ray is have a fine baby g ir l since they superintendent o f schools. Thev w ere here last fa ll. had spent Ih e ir vacation w ith th e ir parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gray, W. B. W a lke r and son. C linton, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. K ell. hers. visited the H olcom b m ineral springs Mrs. G ray’s bro th e r. Leonard Kell, in Sams V alley Monday of this accompanied them home fo r a few week. T hey report that many peo weeks’ v is it. ple have been attracted to the re sort by the health-restoring m in e r W oodie Shaver, fo rm e r Gold H ill al waters and that a ll cabins have youth, is hack in Southern Oregon been fille d w ilh people taking on a 90-day furlough fro m the U n i treatments. ted States arm y. He has been sta tioned fo r the last 15 m onths in H a w a ii hut expects to be tra n s fe r- FICK’S HARDWARE ed to F o rt Stevens at A storia at the 131 West Main — Medford end o f his fu rlough. He is v is itin g HARDW ARE AND PAINTS his m other, Mrs. D ella Shaver, am i Maytag and Speed Queen Wash b ro th e r Clarence, in Ashland. He ers— Sales and Service spent F rid a y here renew ing ac Croslev Radios and R efrigerators ‘ quaintances in the old home tow n. ******************************************************************** Short Ribs, 10c per lb. ut tbc Gold ’ Lamb Chops, 2 Ihs. fo r 25c. Gold tires.” Altogether. Mr. Rylee has H ill Meat M arket. A29 H ill Meat Market. A29 w ritte n a novel that is m oving and real. He has put life Into a ll o f tils Alva Cook, w ho received p a in fu l BUI H aim ueisly w ent to Sawyers characters; he has In d iv id u a liz e d Bar last week, w here lie has em burns ut I lie cement plant several the farm negroes us c le a rly us Hie weeks ago, was able to re tu rn lo ploym ent in the m ine w ith his fa a tie ie iil pla n ta tio n o w n e r w ho went hU w o rk Iasi Thursday. ther, George H am m ersly. lo seed w ith his land. Ills tw o de Mr. and Mrs. B ill Force ami L o r generate sous, Ills weak b u lly o f a Put Iteeker a rriv e d Sunday from B iddle fo r a visit w it li ilia father. raine m otored here fro m .Medford p la n ta tio n manager. Amt Into Muse, liv in g there the sim ple negro preacher whose Abq Becker. Ills b ro th e r, Zane, is Sunday. They are consciousness Is a riv e r o f iio also here w ith his father. They ex.- w h ile em ployed in the fr u it. doubt, he has in s tille d Hie n o b ility peet lo re tu rn to B iddle fo r school. Mrs. Olav Lokken o f Stanwood. o f a sp ira tio n , courage, and Integ Mr. m id Mrs. W olfgang und W ashington, a rrive d in Gold H ill rity . daughter and Mr. W olfgang's sis Wednesday evening fo r a v is it al te r fro m Seattle w ere recent d in the home o f her m other, Mrs. Leon CARD OF TH A N KS ner guests o f Bob Kenaston at the Wise. To Neighbors, Friends and Rela home o f his parents, M r. and Mrs School fo r the fa ll term al Hie Al- tives: B. L . Kenaston. I used lo w onder i f I hud any derhrook school on Sardine creek friends. Now I w onder If I de Mr. am i Mrs. Pete Sm ith and son w ill he resumed Monday. Seplem served Hie sym pathy and frie n d sh ip her 2. Mrs. C. 11. Johnson o f Gold and Mrs. S m ith's sisters the Misses o f a ll. The sweet friendships ex Lois and A rlene Cameron of H ill, w h o has taught (here fo r Hu- tended to yo u r humble servant has last tw o years, w ill again he Hi Grants Pass, w ere the guests o f left an Indelible slum p upon Ills th e ir grandparents. Mr. unit Mrs. charge. consciousness amt o f course uiio-i W a lte r Dungey Sunday. Colonel Leigh l ll in l o f B ro w n .- his heart a sweet mem ory uneras- Mr. and Mrs. Glen P h illip s und v ille . Texas, visited at Hie II. D. uhle. enduring. H iin d d v. A. Cary. Mr. and Mrs. W ilb u r M a rlin and Heed home fro m Saturday lo Tues daughters E velyn and Verniee, ac day m o rning, lien Moore o f P o rt companied by a num ber of E p w o rln land and M ilton Steinmetz o f H alf Leaguers, m otored to M edford F r i w ay, Oregon, w ere also visito rs day evening, w here th e y enjoyed a th is week in the Beed home. skating p a rty , Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Meade and Mrs. Sadie Swenson, w ho has been v is itin g relatives here the past week, m otored to P o rtla n d , w here she is v is itin g her son. She ex pects to re tu rn F rid a y, leaving soon th e re a fte r fo r her home in Venice. C a lifo rn ia . John Hays, Jess G ilc h ris t and John E ddington m otored to Saw- years Bar Tuesday on a business tr ip . Messrs Hays and G ilc h ris t re turned the same evening, w h ile Mr. E ddington rem ained there ns he has secured em ploym ent in the Ida Mae m ine. Mrs. Bud Snyder o f the A re o f Spades cafe was a business v is ito r in M edford Monday. She states h e r daughter. Miss E ffe Patton, Is en jo y in g h e r vacation in Sun F ra n cisco, nnii that the w e ather is very cool there. Miss M axine Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Cook, underw ent an operation fo r the rem oval o f her tonsils und adenoids at the Com m u n ity hospital 'in M edford last Wednesday. She re tu rn e d to her home the same evening, and is re ported as getting along nicely. M r. and Mrs. L lo y d C lrr k are m oving th is week fro m the Bertha Coy p ro p e rty near the B la ir home, to Beagle, w here Mrs. C la rk w ill teach school th is com ing year. Mr. and Mrs. E llis M atthew s expect to occupy the p ro p e rty as soon as they vacate. Mrs. Madeleine Pendleton w ill re tu rn to liv e in the N e llie Beed house in w h ic h the Matthews now live . • Mr. and Mrs. Charles G ray e n te r tained at a fa re w e ll p a rty Sunday in h o n o r o f th e ir son, B ich a rd , and fa m ily , w h o le ft Tuesday fo r Ih e ir home in R ichland. Those en jo yin g the h o s p ita lity o f the Grays w ere Mr. and Mrs. Chas. K ell and daugh ter Laurene, M r. and Mrs. C urtis P arker and daughter, E laine, Mr. and Mrs. A. M eunier and daughters. Jocelvne and Denise, Mrs. W m. H it- tie, Mrs. Grce D row n o f Medford, M e rrit H iltt lc and M arshall Gray, besides the honorees. Announcing-- NEW! THE OPENING the latest thing in portable typewriters — OF A NEW Shoe Repair Shop In the Pankey Building, Main Street, Gold Hill COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED J. D. MONTGOMERY Gold Hill, Oregon ******************************************************************* W ith TOUCH CONTROL—the m o « re v o lu tio n a ry fea tu re e v e r p re v e n te d ! M a n y o th e r e x c lu s iv e features. M ade and guaranteed by the Royal T yp ew riter Company. MUSIC & PHOTO HOUSE Grants Pass, Oregon R A L E IG H PRODUCTS EDW AR D W. JONES, NEW R E T A IL E R NOW S ER VIN G T H IS TER R ITO R Y NEW 1 P ROYAL O R TA R LI Vanilla Special—Complete Line of Raleigh Goods TO U C H CO NTRO L Box 353, C entral P oint, Oregon I f interested, d ro p me a tine, g iv in g name and address. tw o daughters o f San Francisco, stopped ove rn ig h t Wednesday al the home o f Mrs. T in y A lth v rr. Mr. Meade is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Meade o f the R iverside orchards on the Sums V alley road, and v is it ed there Wednesday, leaving this m o rn in g fo r the south w here Mr. Meade is professor in a school near San Francisco. The tr ip was made dow n the Redwood h ig h w a y. Book Chats E ver since the South became good copy fo r novelists leu o r tw e lve years ago. Hie negro hus been an increasingly im p o rta n t character in A m erican fic tio n . T here have de veloped ce rtu in ty picul negro s to r ies, runging fro n t the sim ple pres- entaion o f the negro us Hie victim o f a system, to the d is lillu tio n s of the h o rro r school, in w h ic h the in d iv id u a l negro becomes the victim o f poor w h ile monsters. T h ro u g h out a ll this, the negro characters in Southern novels have tended to he swamped under sociul im p lica tio n s — fo r even the most adm irable so cia l theses can p e trify the charac ters o f a novel. There have been notuhle excep tions, fo r instance in the novels o f Ju lia P e te rkin and DuBose H ey w a rd . and in the plays o f Paul Green. In th is category comes "Deep D ark R ive r” by Robert Bylee. Mose S o u th w ick, a member o f the class o f shurecroppers is an acutely observed und sym p a th e tica lly pre- [ sented negro character. H is is ft p ro fo u n d ly human situ a tio n , and he ¡ meets it in a p ro fo u n d ly human w ay. He is a sim ple ta ilo rin g negro, and he is distinguished b y an abun dant in n e r life , a confidence in h im self w h ich takes a re lig io u s bent, a know ledge o f his rig h ts anil a de te rm in a tio n to stand up fo r them. Mose k ills , in se lf defense, the ne g ro h ire d by the p la n ta tio n m an ager to shoot h im ; he runs away, I but he returns, is caught and trie d fo r m urder. In the second p a rt o f “ Deep P a rk R ive r,” w h ic h is the m u rd e r tria l, flic vie w sh ifts fro m Mose to M ary W in sto n , the wom an la w y e r w ho defends him . W h ile the setting and details o f the s to ry are those o f the M ississippi, the essential sto ry is universal. I t is not so m uch the sto ry o f a victim ize d negro as o f a courageous s p iritu a l v ic to ry . It is not the sto ry o f a static character defeated by his e nvironm ent, hut of a developing character w h o t r i umphs over adverse circumstances. 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