©be (Solò n. Mw, -------- L L r .VOLUME XXXV11I Grange Elects Officers for Coming tear — w^tax b s^a^. o,wop. PuWi.^ ta Town b J O I - P H IL U OREGON. THL’R SD A V ,"^V E M B E R .2 .1 0 ,6 NUMBER 32 SA M S V A LLEY NEW S Local and Personal Items FO OTS CREEK Senior Class To Present Play Nov. 24 NEW S Al Guldi visited home folks sev u A< “ M Berry ‘,nd children of eral days Iasi week. He is working Merlin, visited at the home of W. t^Z An». j u u u u Laucej Sympathy of the community is ueur Glendale. G. Howes for Armistice Day. exleuueu lo the Elmer Wrighi fam M r. and Mrs. It. E. Cook spent Mr. and Mrs. Dee Johnson are ■ut. anu airs. 1. i . uanigar, wuu ily in the loss of their sou Gerald Sulurduy und Sunday al their mine Having ih i, Friday for California 14 SCO ,u uie couunm iii/ ,o r a wno passed uwuy ut a .Medford ho*, on Foot* Creek. w her* they expect io make (hen •itu u o c . u l y e a r» , u a v c * „ ,u lu e .r pilul lust Friday. He bad been lit MiMitc on uie Uiguway east u , h u » u t A n n u m . ui m e u u u l H i l i G r a u « , and unable to ultend school for Mrs. Leon Wise and Mrs. IL L. dome. tiuuuiui'J. Mr*. Chanes 3mitn and Mr. and l u s e i , u p U i li e s H u m Kenaston enjoyed a trip to Marble t il i i o u , u f j,v » » ,O ll HUM t U U l a - some lime. Mrs. U ni. H iltle visited Wednesday uouu«y, caiiioruia, wuo ptan io u - j v . i i u m « tor t»n uiiiiuut viKtuo i Nelson Oden is confined in the .Mountain Sunday. iiuiu ,111, u n i cuiertain royasi; upeiaie a hairy. jars, uaingai u iu tn » ttuu lu UuUMCt o u m hospital w ill, u fruitured tdp. re •Mrs. Floyd Lance of W olf Creek with Mr. Smith who is in the hos uie ui^ii m iu u i g>iuiid»iuu mugul tor several years in uie lo u itin uuaiiu-M. uiitcei-» ior the ceived when the loaded wood truck visited Thursday and Friday of last pital In Boseburg. l u l l . e«4,.u,e, .«ovcuiuei Wliei urauts l ass senoois, also at Meu- lUkuiug ) t a r w ill be; Mr. and Mrs. Millon C. Barton in which he was riding overturncu week with her parents Mr. and l u e is.li« lu u ea u j aiiu Uit i tille toril, Jacskunvine anil Gom tin t, .uukivi, u . u. itow es; Overseer, down a steep bunk, «o il, he and J. Mrs. R. E. Cook and daughter Miss form erly of Boseburg are the new cuu.es lu v.Sil Sue h u i »el uoiue. is, « III. rn g u s o o ; le c tu re r, M r» . I.. Bowe. driver of the truck were Ruth Lance. operators of the Associated Service l hey w in he greatly nnsseii, as hotu were active in me grange anil sne m u u s ,,» ,, n,«,j im e . s,,« t-rrnca u j Station. M arjorie i e i i u; Slewsru, U e rji thrown out and rendered uncon- Word was received here last in the Civic ciuh anu church work, w in in g io iu e .senior p ia y p r esen .. Joitusoiij Aas t Steward. Evereli »cion» by the impact. Mr. Rowe re week of Ihe death of Charles H a r Hardy Cook und Mrs. Sadie Swen th e y plan io leave soon (or De e u u n „ la l evening. it o n in i. in , ; Chaplain, Mrs. Earl gained consciousness first and vey of Sacramento, California. He son of Portland, brother und sister ' m e lung zuucs liy " 1» a Bow t r o l l ; itv4 »u re r, Mr«. c. fc. Grey; suuunoned neighbors who helped was a form er resident of the Roguc of R. E. Cook came Wednesday for troit, Aiich., and w ill also visit Mrs. Pete, »un cuiueuy mama of out- oanigar s sisters, Misses Dorothy i k c n t a o , All», w . Howe«; Gale remove Mr. Oden to the hospital. riv e r valley and a cousin of Mrs. a visit here with relatives. test-perform and Huth Wallace and Mrs. E liza sianuio« m e n ., iu Kv«|»«i. A ll Mu»,; Cere», Nina .Mr. Itowe was bruised and shuken Mary Chisholm of Gold H ill. Mr. and Mrs. James McGuire spent ances on tne Pacific coast oeuig un beth O rr at Council Bluffs, Iowa. t r o l l ; Pomona, Vernier Marlin; up hut Is recovering at home. Mr. und Mrs. R. E. Blankenburg the Armistice Holiday here w ith 1 hey w ill make the trip in a new u s u a lly successiui. tt is an enter Mora, Beulah Hosencrans; Lady W aller Cota who has been visit und children and G. W. Hannon their son, Dennis McGuire and w ife. Hoitge sedan recently purchased. A taining story about the higher soc A»» I bleu uni, Sylvia t r o l l , Execu ing his parents here returned to drove lo Klamath Falls Sunday M i. and Mrs. C. D. Phillips, son farewell dinner was given last ial ciass a n d t h e underworld tive to iiin iiiiee, W. G. Howe«, J. W. Klamath Fulls Sulurduy where hr where they visited the Ellis Math, Georg, and fam ily, Wayne H all, Mr. Thursday evening at the communi brought together by a diamond • i»li, (.. fc. Gray and F. W. Hictr. hus employment with a trucking ews, form er residents of Gold and Mrs. Stevenson, all of Grants ty hall al Bogue Biver for Mr. and necklace. Among the socialites are I tie G ob i t i l l ] Grunge opened concern. H ill. Pass and Shirley Hall of Medford Mrs. Gailigar and Mr. and Mrs. S. W. ihe uaroness Jones Dorset Daguer Hieii in, cling on Thursday evening, The boys basketball team have were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl ■Swank of Wards creek who are re Von Escbenhacb who is trying Mis» Francis Davis was a busi November .» with a talk on General received their new suits and wore ness visitor here Tuesday morning. Moore Sunday. June Moore was also leaving soon for Washington. to get her daughter, Välieriä, m ar 11,-.,lilt by H r. Hedges of Medford. them in the game with Williams She is now living in Grants Pass home from Ashland. ried to the Prince who is visiting I lie Oregon slate »ong was »uug creek Friday evening. The jerseys w ilh her mother. Mrs. C. A. Thompson and Mrs. Barones is Margaret Bates, who has been at Judge Dorset. Ih e l»> i lie group of foriy-six members are gold and the trunks are blue Mr. and .Mrs. Edward Byerly of Carl Southwick visited w ilh Mr. tending high school at Bogue River, Judge Dorset's form er w ife, which pre», nl. satin. Ttic coach hopes the boys Thompson Wednesday. Mr. Thomp visited her grandparents, Mr. and further complicates the picture. Ilie committee appointed for the can play us good as they look this Navajo. Sonora, Mexico, vuued son is much better. nere from Saturday until .Monday Mrs. John Dole, before leaving Wed Four criminals, Cash, Stuffy, Old year. entertainment of Hie home Econom -! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Devinere nesday for her home near Merced, Duke and L il, unite for their mutual The ladies d ub met at the school w ilh relulives. On Sunday a fam ily 11 s 1 * -I’ nt Hie 111 ..ngi b ill ..II I in » (lay, Nnvcm bir 10. consisted of Mrs. ' club room* lust Thursday when n dinner was enjoyed al the home of and family were Monday evening Calif., where her father, Guy Bates, benefit— but the benefit gained is not what you, or any hut one of F. N. Tygart, Mrs. Wm. Puhi and shower was held for Mrs. Lewis .Mr. and .Mrs. Curtis Parker. Those guests at the Desimini home here. is employed. them, expect. .Ml»» Beulah Rosencrans. Duseubirry. Among the gifts was an who enjoyed the day were .Mrs. They are from Spokane and are on Rehearsals for the play have been Mr. and Mrs. Vencil Cerveny, who I lie committer in charge of re entire set of beautiful dishes, many •Minnie Byerly of Klamath F a lk , their way to Los Angeles. Dick Byerly and Jess Gilchrist returned recently from Bend, Ore in progress for the past three freshments for the Grunge meeting pieces of glassware, embroidered Mr. und Mrs. Edward Byerly of Navajo, Sonora, Mexico, Mr. and left Tuesday for Evans Valley to gon, have rented the George Lance weeks. Miss Sharp, director, has an on November 19 is Jim Estremado, pillows und a number of pieces of Mrs. L illy M< Kay, Mrs. P. E. Krause beautiful linen. Mrs. Hose Craw- Mrs. II. 1). Force and fam ily, Mr. stay until Saturday. They plan to house near Riviera auto park. Mr. nounced the cast as follows: Judge Fredrick; Cecily Cerveny has aeepted a position as Dorset, H arry ford and Josephine Cola were host and Mrs. Paul Thompson and fam prospect while there. and Everett Rosencrans. ily und .Mr. und Mrs. Art Gorham Dorset, Mary Force; Baroness Von .........................-hairmen appointed esses und decorated Ihe tables with Mr. ano An s. jo n n Cook were vis- cook at Ernie’s Casino. Eschenbach, Maxine H olifield; De for the Benefit Festlvul nt t h - i u wedding cuke, miniature bride und Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Parker and bora ut me Hutchins home in Sams daughter. Paul McOuat, who is employed at borah. Delores Drennen; Hal, Ray Vat|ey Sunday. (■range hall on the evening of N'o- ' and groom and slowly burri ng a mine on the greenspring moun Blair; Simmins, Ross Turpin; Stuf vember 9 reported plan» w ell un tapers. The teachers were all invit tain south of Ashland, spent the fy, Jack Martin; Lorunda, Edna der way. a collection was taken to cd for the refreshmnt hour. Next L O . O. F . L O D G E N E W S G old N u g g e t H . E . C week here calling on friends and Dunlap; Katherine Wells, Catherine (By Toney Ross., Sec.) complete the pnymnt on the new re- club moating w ill be w ith Mrs. Su H o ia s M e e tin g T u esd ay also serving on the election board K i n g ; Captain Wheatly, L y l e giilin which w ill soon be ready for san Roger und something interest Tuesday night .we had a very fine Thompson; The Prince, LaVern aa judge. use. ing Is planned for all ladies pres The Gold Nugget H. E. C. met at Dungey. - z meeting, 35 being present. Gold H ill ent. Refreshments were served by Mrs. lodge conferred the first degree on the Grange hall Tuesday afternoon Tickets w ill be on sale the last of Mr. and Mrs. A. Engel and Ray Marjorie Penn. Miss Ethel Hender A dinner is planned for Thanks and Mesdames Win. Puhi, F. N . T y - Gaunyaw were shopping in Med this week. The prices are 10c for son, Mrs. Dennis McGuire and Miss giving <luy nl ihe school house. The a candidate for Central Point lodge gai I and .Miss Beulah Rosencrans ford Saturday. Leo V. Thompson of the children’s matinee, 15c for chil No. 193. Next Tuesday is the last Joyce Hnndley. entire community is invited Io come nomination of officers and as this were the hostesses. Evans creek called on several dren at night, and 25c for high w ill, well filled baskets and enjoy Much appreciation was expressed friends here Saturday w hile on his school students and adults. the day. The community dinner» promises to exeell the presidential election you better be there to for the way the people and m er way to Medford. The curtain w ill rise at 8:15 p. m. have not been held the past few C ity Cleaner* & Dyers nominate your candidate for office. chants o f the community patronized years but enthusiast* hope Io re Gram» Pa»« We also heard that Brother George Ihe first carnival, given November Mr. and Mrs. Ira Childers and Grange Carnival Monday vive th, custom of each cook trying Cash * C a rr y saves y o u r fs Holcomb is doing fine. Everybody 9th. Attendance and receipts were fam ily who have spent several to ouido the other w ith goon D ra w * Packed House Soils ( leaned and pressed 85« be out as we have some important j beyond expectations, and much months at Phoenix where they were thing* to eat. All ol us remember Dresses elenne<l mid pressed 85« credit is due the Chairman, Mrs. S. employed during the fru it work business. Hie groaning lubles before me feast th e carnival sponsored by (ho Huts cleaned and blocked 75c K. Barnes, and her committees have returned to their home on’ und after il Ihe groaning people but Gold H ill Grange at the grange hall M u m ,- 71 722 So. «'h A fter a short business session Birdseye creek. NOTICE we nil had a good t me and- look here Monday n,ght attracted a very- President Mrs. F . W. Rieter gave a Women's Belief Corps w ill have forward to Thanksgiving day this large crowd of people from the splendid tulk on the club word F. A. Rates who is staying at the an all day meeting Wednesday, year. surrounding community and every "Loyalty.' to each other, which Black Channel mine, left Saturdas November 18 to sew all day. Lunch made each determine to live up to for Albany, Oregon, to visit his one seemed to enjoy- the many at at noon.— Daisy Paul. Sama Valley Grange News tractions. the Grange motto. Readings were wife and daughter, Mrs. Margaret Sums Valley Grange held regular "The Country Store,” operated then given by Mrs. F. N. Tygart and Lund fo r a few days. GARDEN CLUB NEWS meeting Saturday evening, Novem by W. H. Ferguson and Mrs. S. K. M rs . S. K. Barnes and a pretty reci ber 7. The annual election of of Barnes, proved to lie the biggesi Garden club met at the city hall tation by little Ann Christensen, Word was received here Saturday ficers took up the greater part of Friday afternoon of last week, with drawing card. Many fine prizes "Spring Song." A guessing sewing thal Jack Rose, who has been a pa- the business session. The following Mrs. P. E. Holdemess giving a talk contest was held and Mrs. W. G. tient ut Hie Sacred Heart hospital at went to the fortunate ones. An impromptu program, w ith * ' ‘‘re ele<' ,r<1 ,o r y » r on bulbs. Eleven members were Howes won a pretty plaque for a Medford for the past month, was 1937: Master, W. C. Autenreith; present. Marjorie Pena as master of cere prize. not so w ell. Overseer. Wesley McDonough; Lec monies, added to the evening's fun. The next meeting. Friday, Novem Delicious refreshments were serv turer. Mrs. E. W. Empey; Chaplain, ber 20. w ill be a pot-luck luncheon Among these were tap dances by ed and a beautiful cake decorated Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cook of Gold Sadie F rin k ; Steward. Hurle Burre- at 1:00 at Ihe home of Mrs. S. L. Bud Snyder, Carl Southwick and w ith the names of Lucy, Nora and H ill spent Saturday night at their Belty Phillips; vocal solo by Mrs. son; assistant Steward, Hershul Kuikman. Mrs. W . C. Bower, in Hose was cut complimenting Mrs. J cabin at the Highland mine. Sun Harper; gale keeper, Elwood Ab charge of the program, asks that L. T . Cook; xylophone selections O. Edington, Mrs. Perry W ail and day afternoon they called at the bott; secretary. Elsie Straus; treas members bring a short poem to he by E. B. Knapp and a song by a Mrs. Rose Gay. homes o f Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lance. group of girls. urer, S .S . Abbott; Ceres. Emma read for roll call. Mrs. Bower has Next H. E. C. meeting w ill be Marion I^ n e e and Leslie Cook. Mr. b rin k ; Pomona, Huth Sage; Flora, chosen the subject of Japanese held at the home of Mrs. Rose Gay, and Mrs. Roy Seaman and son Betty Dusenberry; Lady assistant flow er arrangement for the pro November 24. All members and their Lloyd Jay of Medford visited Mrs S eward Helen Burreson. The ex gram. Irinn.l« ___ Stead and Mr. and Mrs. Marion ecutive committee eonsilts of John Lance Sunday afternoon also. Holst, Jerome Fitzgerald and Albert Straus. Members of the Grange Co op elected Geo. McDonough as d i N E W CRETONNES AUTHORIZED rector for the coming year. I he H. E. committee announced C O T T O N B A T T S FO R C O M F O R T E R S DISTRIBUTOR 'nut a grange supper w ill be held Bud Snider, digging up a sack of al the hull next regular meeting M ost people use M E N ’S S O X night, November 21. Each member gravel along the Hogue, getting L u m in all because it ready for a tap dance engagement. w ill contribute something for the (lives more beautiful T H E L A T E S T IN L A D IE S ’ H O SE supper and should bring the food d e c o r a t iv e e ffe c ts ; i cady for the tabic as serving w ill and wears and cleans Creighton Thompson recovering be between 7:00 und 8:00 o'clock from "mike frig ht” after playing a better. preferably about 7:30. Those n o ’ piano solo over the Medford radio B u t it is tr u ly an yet into,med of Hie dishes on the station Saturday. He did well in economical paint.W bcn SETH his first audition. menu should « -t in touch w ith Mrs. you buy a gallon of General L in e Croe«,ri«>a IT--, Empey. or Mrs. McDonough for COY I.u m in a ll, you add or- further information, dinury drinking w ater A score of people asking “What Tlie degree team has been invited to it, giving li/2 gallons happened to t h e Spyglass last to attend a special meeting of Live of paint. week?” Oak Grunge Sulurduy evening Then, rem em ber one November 14, |„ im itate in th«! coat absolutely covers. Tw o score of the natives chiding third and fourth degrees. We w ill I bat's a big saving in your scribe on being elected Mayor. also have a number of candidates labor and paint costs. lor these two degrees and w ill take Bill Allen showing the boys how W e ask you to trv them to join with the Live Oak they play football in Minnysota— L u m in all. M E D F O R D A R M O R Y class. Team members are looking hut unable to figure out how N orth forward to a very enjoyable eve 8:30 p. m . western slipped one over on the ning. •BUZZ” BROWN va. JACK RAY Gophers a week ago to break their Three Other Good (touts w inning streak. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy B yerly of C. Seats on sale at Valentines p . Ohregon, Mexico, unnounce the Fred Lewis dickering for a col S e th C oy, M a n a g er Cafe and Brown’s .liE L , u lih , OKEuON h irih of a baby girl, November 1. j j umn in the News where he could LUMINALI. ii &zncMiical The paint that is odorless— fWes in 40 minutes I The Spy-G /ass M D R A K E ’S BOXING Mon., Nov. 16 Coy’s Service Station Medford I Cn. express his opinions each week.