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®he «ili The Most Thoroughly Read Weekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the Biggest Little Town in the State VOLUMI» XXXVIII FOOTS CREEK NEWS GOLD HILL, OU EGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1935 Basketball Practice Starts at High School Local and Personal Items The 1935-36 basketball seuson at Mr». John McFadden »olit hei the (iold Hill high school got un place in Sums Volley to Alvie Cox. derway this week with Ihe first ,.|os7d , u, cull for pruclice under Coach Hen-1 i l l s MucGuire issued Tuesday. | Geo. Kinigoplus and family moved Five leitermen from lust year's into the Hungry tenant house across 1) squud are back Ibis year for an from the city hull this week. other season’s play. They are: l.eo Misses Mat and Joan Elder of Walker, Hulph Biles, I.averne Hun- Beagle spent the week end wild gey, Junior Bobinson and Wiley their mother, Mrs. Celia Elder. I I .I M S . NUMBER 32 Car License Renewal Community Party Season Approaches at School Thursday Night Enjoyed by 140 Automobile owners in Oregon Bill and Belli Reed spent Armis tice day i l l Medford with their will receive reminder* this week The community party given by of the approach of another regis mother, Mrs. I-olu Reed. the Gold Hill division of the Jack- tration year, when nearly 300.IMW son county health association last Earl Kins met will) wliul might Miss Madge Mitchell was a week letters are released in Ibe mails by Thursday evening was enjoyed by have been u serious accident Wed* end visitor with her parents ill Earl Snell, Secretary of State. a large crowd and many articles nesilay morning while lulling his Alt annual license may be pur Ashland. the school lunches were four duughlrrs Io Rivieru service chased for five dollars ($5IH)) for for Miss Roberta M u llin spent the private passenger cars to be reg brought. station Io meet the school bus. At A short program, presided over week end in Medford, the guest of istered for the year 1936. This low- a turn in the Birdseye creek roud friends. one of the front wheels came off rate has been enjoyed by car own by Superintendent L. T. Cook, was given. The numbers were as fol his cur eausing II Io strike a tree. Three id ler winners from the A Mis. Kuby (Juakenbush of Med ers for the third consecutive time. Mrs. George l.unce of Fools Creek Mr. King uml daughter llertha. were team are ulso out for a place on v is ite d W 1 tin t -.d:i> s s itli Mis. It. S. ford, was a visitor in Ibis city Fri- A continuation of the plan of reg lows : Piano and banjo duet — Miss thrown out. They were taken to that team this year. They urr Ken Kies. istering motor vehicles on a cal j day. the Grants Pass hospital by Mr. dal Dufur, Juck Hurling and Glen endar-year basis retains Oregon Phyllis Miller and Donald Elliott. Song—by Mrs. G. T. Cook. Till- Past Noble Grand club met on a registration schedule similar Miss Vonnie (Juakenbush of Med Cramer where Mr. King is still Higinbothum. Song—by Dennis MacGuire. witli Mrs Etta Carter today (Thurs ford spent Saturday here, the confined, Miss Bertha being re with other states in the union. Part of the It team players will Song—by high school glee club, day). leased unit is now staying at the be udvuncrd Io the A class this guest of Bae Clement. "Those desiring to make appli led by Miss Faye Cornutt. home of an aunt in Grunts Pass. year. cation for plates for the new sea Miss Jill Martin spent the wees Tom Chisholm returned to his Community singing—/'H om e On Mr. King's injuries are us yet un- Coach MacGuire will drill his | borne here Saturday after being end in Medford, thy guest of Miss son at an early date may send in the Range.” iletirmined. The other three girls players in fundamentals for the confined to the hospital for sev- Nona Hey land. their remittances together with j were injured hut not severely. their registration cards properly i Following the musical numbers, first two weeks before scrimmage erul weeks. .Mrs. Kale Phillips of Brookings, signed at any time, and plates will games were played led by Mrs. Is sturted.. Several practice games Mrs. Cloyd Ilick. Mrs. William will be urranged for the pre-holi Mr. anil Mrs. J C Walker hud as visited from Friday until Tuesday he mailed from Salem to reach the Marjorie Pena. Bricker and her mother, Mrs. Sitton, day season. Suntluy guests Fred Petri and Mrs. in the J C Walker home. applicants on December 15, (he Mrs. Alden Guluhrruth. Mrs. Hugh first date on which 1936 licenses Townsend Club Social A meeting of all secondary high Ethel Wurnfell of Medford. Mrs. Mrs. Marjorie Pena spent the week Hartman and Mrs. Effie Birdseye school coaches is scheduled for Wurnfell and Mrs. Walker are may be used,” suggests Mr. Snell, i Thursday Night, Nov. 14 end in Medford wilh her parents, attended th e meeting of the Civic Saturday, November 16, when a cousins. A drawing for low license num Mr. und Mrs. Chas. Skeeters, and club at Ihe home of Mrs. Sam San- schedule for the season will be bers will be held on November 20, Members of the Gold Hill Town Mrs. Geor$- Hummerly, Mrs. her son, Alvin Pena dry ul Hogue River Friday after drawn. and all applications received at send club are planning a big get- , , . . . . Bill Huimnersly and Miss Jeanne noon. After the business meeting, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Fleming of that time will be Included. Special together tonight, Thursday, at the Season tic k e t, fo r a ll H lm n 1 ( r i| y o( Sawyers Bar. an art progruiu was given. Mr. will go on sale within the week. Millers Gulch were Sunday guests request numbers will not be as club rooms below the Odd Fellows California, spent the week end in Powell of Ihe school faculty, ex of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frost and fam signed, in order to continue the hall. (iold Hill with friends. hibited some of his fine work in expeditious handling of plates, Mr. Frontier of Medford has been ily. Sams Valley Grange Play sculpturing and gave an interesting engaged as a speaker for the eve G. W. Hannon of Gilmore City, Postponed to Nov. 22 Iowa, arrived in (iold Hill Friday Mrs. Tom Bobinson is caring for Bob Kenaston Meets talk. Hon Phillips of tin Wimer ning. Mrs. II F Drake, who is confined to CCC camp showed spine of the I Mrs. J. C. Walker has donated morning for a visit with his daugh Belcastro Monday work the boys are doing in tooled ' Hue to sickness, the Sums Valiev ter, Mrs. R. E. Blankcnburg, ami her bet! but who is slowly im the club an organ to be used for proving. leather and other bund work. He j grunge play “Mama’s Baby Boy,” family. After a three week’s rest the | various activities of ttx< organi ulso gave a talk on the work being I which was scheduled for Friday weekly wrestling cards at the | zation. The W. H. C. held an all-day done. Mrs. Bricker gave a paper on night, the play has been postponed Dee l.owe of Medford, was a meeting on Wednesday with a pot Medford armory w ill be resumed i delf-ware made in Holland. Mrs. one week, or Friday. November 22. business visitor in this city Friday, PARTY FOR TEACHERS luck lunch. The afternoon was Monday night. November 18. Elizabeth Fowler spoke about , buying a tractor from C. Vroman spent in work oil (he quilt. TONIGHT (THURSDAY) Promoter Gillard has been look- j Wedgewood and Mrs. Birdseye on i to be used on his ranch near Cen Student Body News ¡ng high and low for a man to taster, had exhibits of china men- (F rie d a Yuung, R epo rter) tral Point. He also visited his Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blair, Mr. and meet Bob Kenaston, the Gold Hill With a well-planned program of lioned. Twenty members were — mother, Mrs. Minnie Gowe. Mrs. Merritt Merriman and Clar Marine, who has beaten every op entertainment, including music and present. The ladies voted to have On Thursday evening a short ence Kell attended the University ponent with monotonous regular games, a pleasant evening is being Mrs. L. It. Darling, Mrs. C M o f Oregon-Oregon State college charge of tile Bed Cross drive program was held at the high ity the past few weeks. He has in anticipated t o n i g h t (Thursday, again this year. Mrs. Sundry was school gymnasium, Ihe admission Richardson and M rs . \ A M c C -n - football game at Eugene Saturday. duced Pete Belcastro Io come north when the teachers of the Gold Hill assisted by Mrs. Hartman in serv to which was u quart or a pound mick visited Saturday in Ragle to meet Kenaston. Belcasd’o has schools will be guests of parents and of some food suitable to be used Point w i t h M rs . R ic h a r d s o n s daugh- Lawrence "Happy” I.entz, who ing. been touring Mexico and has wen patrons of the district at an infor in soup. The foods received are to ter. Mrs. Hurry Childers. has been working In the fruit in mal party. a string of matches there. Frank Morgan and son left Tuys- l»e used for hot lunches nt lb.- Mr, Hoyd M nce of W(,„ <;rreU. M’-shingtotl. returned here Friday The Gotd Hill Garden club and The Kenaston-Belcastro match day morning for their home at school. The lunches were startrd ¡who recently underwent a major for a short visit wilh his parents, will be Ihe main event of the card the Gold Hill Health unit are co leaving Saturday for California Io Seattle, Washington. Mrs. Morgan Tuesday. j operation at Good Samaritan hospi- Monday night and a real battle is operating in arranging the event remained here with their daughter which will give the people of the ' tat in Portland, is improving nice work in Ihe oranges. anticipated. and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. N. An assembly was held in the ly. Mrs. I.ance formerly lived here district an opportunity to meet the Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bell of Long Baxter, the latter being greatly Im high school gymnasium Friday nf- before moving to Wolf Creek. local teachers. MRS. VAN DE BOGART Beach. California, came Thursday proved since coming to Southern ternoon. The girls’ glee club sang A large crowd is expected and DIES IN SEATTLE Seth Coy, Guy Desimini and Mr. to visit Mrs. Bell’s father and bro Oregon. two numbers after which a num a very enjoyable evening is assured ber of songs were sung by Ihe as and Mrs. R. E. Blankcnburg were ther. Wm. Gardner and son Harold, News of the death of Mrs. H. Van all who attend. and Mrs. Bell’s children, Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cook who are sembly. A hockey game was play among those who attended the de Bogart of this city in Seattle staying in Wolf Creek during the ed by members of Ihe boys’ physi football game In Medford Armistice and Robert Ncnilel. Herbert and MRS. FORCE IS HONOREE was received here by friends this absence of their daughter, Mrs. cal education class. A student body lay between Medford high and Robert returned with the Bells on week. Mrs. Van de Bogart died of Friday to f.ong Reach. Floyd l.unce, uml hushund who are meeting was called Io order by the Chemawa Indians. Mrs. H. D. Force was guest of pneumonia last Friday, having con in Portland where Mrs. Gance un president. Wiley Davis, and it was Miss Rosa Desimini entertained tracted Ihe ¡lines; after being called honor at a party celebrating her Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Moore of derwent a major operation Satur derided to have an assembly every Sunday, the day being her birthday to Seattle two weeks ago by the birthday at the home of Mr. and day, called at the George Gance other week on Fridays. During Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Mrs. Frank Carter Tuesday evening. anniversary. Those enjoying the death of her sister. Moore of Evans valley, Mr. and home Sunday while making a hur this inerting llu- basketball season Bridge and “Nertz” were the di Mr. Van de Bogarl was called occasion were Charlotte Walker, Mrs. Elliott and son Donald of ried trip to Gold Hill. Their grand tickets wrre given out and a num versions of the evening, with prizes north last Wednesday, due to his Sylvia Croft, Lorraine Force, Beth Foots Creek and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. daughter, Bulb Gance, accompanhd ber of girls athletic awards. Reed. Bill Reed. Guy Desimini and wife’s illness. Services were held going to Curtis Parker for high Cook were Sunday visitors a, the them. score, and Earl Moore, low. Tuesday in Seattle. the hostess. The boys’ basketball practice John Cook home. At the lunch hour, Mrs. Force Mrs. George P. Martin, wife of started Tuesday and we hope to opened Ihe many gifts brought by LEST WE FORGET! our mail currier, returned recently have some very exciting games this the guests. from a month's visit in Chicago und year. other eastern points. LEGISLATURE CHOOSES Don't forget the "smoker” to be OLD SITE FOR CAPITOL Rev. W. M. Carle of l.ake Creek held nt the gymnasium the 22nd of held preaching service at the Fools November. An rnjoyable lime will Oregon’s new capitol will be built Creek Sunday School. Sunday fol be guaranteed to everyone. on Ihe old site at a cost of $2,500,- lowing the class hour. He was a 000 if Governor Chas. H. Martin dinner guest nt the home of Mr. VOTE OF TIIANKS does not veto the measure passed and Mrs. George Hutchins. He re by the special session of the legis ports his daughter, Mrs. John Short I wish to extend mv sincere lature recently adjourned. Although and family have been released from thanks to all those who so kindly Governor Martin had favored a new being quarantined for the past two donated food for lh( -cbool lunch site, just outside of Salem, known as months on account of scarlet fever. es and to all those who helped to Chndelaria Heights, and a capitol The fourth son, Jimmie, was in a make the community party last whjrh would be built "for the fu serious condition for several days. Thursday evening a success.—Mrs. ture” it Is thought that he will not J. M. Lively, chairman. Gold Hill veto the bill, but will merely decline Mrs. Marie Conway from Gos Health Unit. to sign it, and it w ill become a law. Angeles. Califprnin, who has been He has until Friday of this week W. R. C. NOTICE visiting her parents, Mr. and Mr.. Io reject or okeh the measure, along John Biles, left the first of the week with the 73 other bills acted upon The Womens Relief Corps will for Ashland to be the guest of her at Ihe special session. have an all-day meeting every Wed sister, Mrs. Oscar Joelson. nesday for the next four or five A DOLLAR Frank Elliott. Gene Miller, M. C. weeks. Every member nleasp try to Is a Good Friend. Eoomsluiter, Geo Thompson and attend as we have some quilts and Save One. (’.lay Biles were shopping in Grants other relief work that mast be done Many are better than one. Pnss during Ihe past week. Gen? right away. Save Many. If anvone has anv thing that Miller, who is visiting his grand Look upon each one as a Good quilts can be made of please leave mother, Mrs, Pauline Wahl, from Friend. Fairbanks, Iowa, will remain until it Mrs. Paul’s. Also clothes that can Then you will not part with them be made over arc desired. December IS when he will leave foolishly. Daisy Paul, President. for San Diego, California, to enlist FARMERS & FRUITGROWERS in the navy. BANK Pass. He was looking for two ex (Community Builders) Mr. und Mrs. O. (). Chambers and perienced miners to return with Medford family who have been living nt tin- him. former John Short home, moved John T. Miller, former editor of Iasi week Io a place west of Bogue Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Koster of the Gold Hill News, and a brother Biver, below Ihe Horton property Ryderwood, Washington, nrc the of Mrs. Eva Newton of this city, that is being occupied by Mr. and parents of a seven pound baby died at his home in Florence, Ore Mrs. Marion Pitman. daughter, born October 16, at A gon, last week, according to word hospital at Centralia, Washington. received here. Boy Cameron of Sawyers Bar, They formerly lived here. California, was a week end guest Leave your orders for TURKEYS, Ed Holing and Ralph Bowden of of Ids sister, Mrs. Effie Birdseye CHICKENS, and DUCKS for your and family, and also visited his Applegate, spent Ihe week end on Thanksgiving dinner at the Gold daughters, Mrs. Albert Smith, Mar Fools Creek, gathering their range Hill Meat Market. jorie and Arlene Cameron at Grants entile. (II) Mrs. Marius Lases)
