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®jX ÖMjh n . m » . T ^ s s i, Wwsiy h. s,-,h.,, o,..^ Publi,heJ H IL I . O R E G O N , Scout Rally At Medford Friday la Huge Success 1H I Bi„ .„ Uu|< Towo b \ ( )\ j„ \| | ; | ' r NUMBER 33 FOOTS CREEK NEWS Help Us to Help Others Senior Play, “The King (By Irving p. Ileaalay) SAMS VALLEY Rides By” Tuesday Night Willi approximately llilrly-flve ihy atta. asaeMia Laacej colorful American, Troop and Pa g _________ NEWS ired flag» f|y|„M MIld M|toke fro<u The senior class play "The King Hardy Cook anu his sister, Mr». fire by friction and flint and steel Bides By,” will he presented at the roalM U curling high, witli aong* Sadte hwvusou ot roruanu, wuu The president of the Sams Valley high school auditorium Tuesday eve and cheer» from over two hundred have been viattsiig relatives at Gold Ladies club has announced that no ning, November 24, with the curtain tint since Weuiiesday, spent Satur Seoul» created a moat unusual at* meelliig will he held next week due mewphere Friday evening In the day on roots crass catting on lueir to the meeting date falling on scheduled to go up at 8:15. Special Medford high achool gyitiiiaaiuni. Il Pro.per, Leslie Loos, anu at pie thanksgiving day. Therefore the between-act attractions have been wiw attended by over »even-huii- George and atariou luuice Pomes. On meeting lias been postponed a week arranged and a full evening's en dred uud fifty person», parent» Friday tiiey visited Mrs. Leslie and will fall on the first Thursday tertainment is in store for ail who frienda and visitor» of the Ib.y Cook, who is a patuul at the Com- .11 December. attend. Scout» for their Find Annual Med uiunity hospital in Medlord. Il wux Some of the characters in the play ford District Boy Scout Bally. It tiled lirsl trip to Foots Creek lor Plans for Ihe Community dinner are; number ot years, having been waa the biggest combined Troop m Thanksgiving Day are going Judge Dorset, a wise and benevo Scout activity and dmioitotratiou ruised near Ihe former postuffice ul •head rapidly and a large crowd is lent person who has seen much of ever experienced and conducted in Draper on the left fork. They left •xpected to attend. The dinner will life but has not lost his sense of the local district. Troop 5 of Med- Sunday afternoon for Wolf Creek * served in the community dining humor. The action centers around fodd which meets at the Washing where they were over-night guests oom at the achool building. The him. Harry Frederick plays this ton school under the Scoutmaster- of their niece, Mrs. Ftoyd Lance and ports committee has planned games part. »hip of Clifton Culp took the honor husband, following a family dinner or ihe afternoon. Cicely, Judge Dorset’s second of first place and received the un at the home of their father, John wife. She is young, frivolous and usual rally trophy which was pre- Cook and wife at Gold Hill. Forty-eight members of the Sams shallow, all ruffles and not very in aented by the District Chairman Valley Grunge attended a special telligent Roberta Mullin acts the Carry J. Schade. The Troop i» The Gold Hill i-rigation district meeting of Live Oak Grange at part of Cicely. sponsored by the Medford Itotarv held election of officers at Biviera Bogue River Saturday night. Eleven Simmons, the very correct English Club. Troop 5 scored a total of ov auto park last Tuesday and re-elect candidates were given the third and boiler. There is a surprise in store er 3000 (xiints out of a possible ed Otto Fuhrman and W. G. Howes fourth degrees. All the visitors en concerning him. Ross Turpin is 3100. The Troop’s score was perfect as directors with no opposition. joyed the evening very much. Simmons. In punctuality; Troop Attendance; Cash McCord, an ex-convict who highest adendance of Visitors; Flag I - I - Smith of Grunts Pass was A number of Grange members met is on parole but probably won’t be Display; Knot Tying; Songs; Yells calling on friends here Thursday at the hail site Thursday and put for long, is looking for his wife and participation in all 15 color white on his way to Klamath coun U H r'in t 1O,I<,‘7 ° n the basement. Loranda. „„„a. He nc u n u s mat sne is is the the finds that she ful events. The scoring was diffi ty where he has been employed by ■ h ™ ? 8re rem,nded or maid of the house he has come to cult because of the excellent com Dr. Moser of Grants Pass since early Ihe supper which is to take place be rob.Th ese two furnish a very im petition displayed by the Troo|is of spring. He, with his wife und daugh fore the regular meeting Saturday portant part of the plot the District according to the many ter Dorothy, formerly lived on the night. All attending will furnish a The rest of the cast is as follows : Judges from other parts of the place now owned by Henry Milter Relief Corps Members dish for the supper in order that Loranda, Edna Dunlap; Valeria. LADIES AID DINNER AND Crater take Area Council. of Grunts Pa»», who was the lead all may enjoy their evening meal to Mary Force; Cash McCord, LaVern BAZAAR THURSDAY, DEC. 3 gether. Attend Grants Pass Meet Every Troop entered in the rally ing candidate for representative Dungey; Stuffy, Jack Martin; Kath made admirable records In some from Josephine county. erine, Catherine K i ng ; Captain The annual Methodist Episcopal Grants Pas» Women’s Belief corps phase or other of the program. The Sams Valley basketball team Wheatley. Lyle Thompson; Deborah. Ladies Aid dinner and bazaar w ill Perhaps the most outstanding of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Baxter, who inspection wax held Saturday, No be given Thursday, D e c e n t 3 . As Phoenix’^ a m T ' P° in'? over ,he Delores Drennen: Hal, Ray Blair; the individual Troop attainments observed their third Wadding anni vember 14. The members from Ihe vet the olace tor h old in i, »hi. — ,eam Tuesdav night on the the Baroness. Maxine Holifield. Miss yet the place tor holding this event local floor. was the making of firr-by-fllnt and versary Sunday, spent Saturday Gold H ill Belief Corps who were Sharp is directing the play. has not hyen decided but it will be steel in the record breaking time of night and Sunday al the home o f present were Millie Walker, Ella announced in next week's Gold Hill # and 1-4 seconds by Life Scout Mrs. Baxter's aunt and uncle nt dtorick, Daisy Paul, Besisie Hender News. Women’s Relief Corps Has 4-H Members To Compete Used (.ox of 1 roop 3 sponsored by Wilderville. son. Currie Drake, and Madge Dor Inspection Day Nov. 11 the Kooaevelt Home and School For Trip Next Year man. Mauibwii. (euui lit» Hetief GARDEN CI.FB MEETS FRIDAY circle. Troop 8 Medford which •lick Hose, who has been very III Corps from Medford were Mrs. , •< The Women’s Belief Corp of Gold The Gold Hill Garden club will meets at the Washington school un at Ihe Sacred Heart hospital at Pickle and Mrs. Weed. A statewide couqjetition*^ f o r H ill had their inspection Wednes der the sponsorship of the school's Medford. returned to his home here A banquet dinner was served nt meet this Friday. November 20 at day, November 11, Armistice Day. A achievement and leadarahip among PTA scored Ihe highest in the «1K- W ednesduv. gradually regaining his noon. Tables were decorated in the home of Mrs. S. L. Kuikman for Oregon's 25,000 4-H clut, member* banquet dinner was served at noon. will be sponsored next year by The trict for the regulrution of new health. pink and white with a beautiful a pot-luck luncheon at 1:00. Mrs. W. The tables were decorated in red, First National Bank of Portland, it scouts receiving 125 points for this birthday cake for those whose C. Bower, in charge of the program, white, and blue, small flags and a asks that members bring an ap J va" Male ami J. Balas left for Ap •pedal event. Troop 8 also took was announced yesterday by E. B. hrthdays were in October and No propriate short (mem to be read for vase of red and white flowers. Af MacNaughton, president. Awards of first place in Ihe undressing race ple gate Friday where they intend vember. ter dinner the corps held their reg und made a perfect score for songs, to do some mining, until the rains After dinner Anna Harmon auc roll call. Mrs. Rower has chosen the ular meeting. The meeting was a three-day trip to Portland as begin, then they will return to their tioned off a cake for the depart subject of Japanese flower arrange yelk und participa.ion. guests of The First National Bank called to order by Corps President, during the 1937 Pacific Internation Visitors included Scouts. Scout- place here. ment. Mrs. Carrie Drake was Ihe ment for the program. ini'^'i P8Ul’ ,u h°r,had ,hc honor of a* Livestock Exposition will be al Livestock Exposition ers of friends of Scouting from all lucky one to win the cake. the visitors. introducing Ihe Department Presi- given the outstanding boy and giri luir.» o f the Crater Luke Area Mr. and Mrs. Vencil Cerveny mov The Corps went through its gen The meeting closed by singing of •lent and inspector, Mrs. Anna Har from each of the 36 counties, ac Council. Mr. Schade thanked all ed Io the George Lance house near eral work. Their flag drill was very Ihe Slur Spangled Bunner.—Daisy mon. Four department officers were cording to the plans of the bank those present for their interest und Riviera auto park Monday to he beautiful to watch and enjoyed by Paul, Press Correspondent. also present. which sponsored a similar contest congratulated Troop 5, Scoutmaster near Mr. Cerveny’» work al Ernie's The president of General Logan this fall in the 21 counties. Culp und the Scouts of that Troop Casino. No. 25. Grants Pass, Mrs. Arritta The statewide competition was for their fine work. ’’This youtli Zana was also present as were two decided upon by bank officials movement gives us a program for Thomas Heap, who with his fam sisters from General Logan No. 25 when this year’s contest proved Hie leisure time of our boys, a ily. formerly lived at Hiviera plan Mrs. Margaret Briggs and Mrs. An highly successful and evoked many program of lenrning-by-doing, a tation orchard, but now living near nie McNutt. Mr. Vroman, grand letters of appreciation from 4-H constructive program. It is easier Io Wimer, returned las. week from army soldier was also an honored c lu b members, their parents, build hoys than to mend men” said Portland where he underwent u guest. friends and club leaders. President Schade in his closing re- major operation. The department president told The purpose of the plan w ill be marks of the evening. about her trip to Washington D. C. Io give further recognition to the Mrs. Boy Tompkins and daughters , Io Ihe national convention which work of the 3000 4-H clubs in the NUGGET NEWS NOTES Lorraine and Loretta, of Medford was very interesting. state and to promote discussion and were calling on friends here during (By 7th und 8th Grade Pupils) For the good of the order Mrs exchange of ideas among represent the past week. vroman gave a reading. atives of the various groups when Bill Beed is in school again. He ihe inspector found Gold Hili they attend the Pacific International Mr. and Mrs. Gorge Koster made sprained his ankle playing football, corps to be doing very nicely and as guests of the bank. June Bobbins came back Novembei ■ (rip to Mrs. Bessie Anderson’s on ■ be books in number one order. - H. C. Seymour, Oregon 4-H club 10. She is still using crutches. Kell> Applegate Sunday. They returned Daisy Paul, Press Correspondent director, who served as general Clement was out a day und a half with Ed Holing in the afternoon chairman of the 1936 competition who came over to look after his with n stiff neck. will again cooperate by acting in Kelly Clement was elected man range cattle. the same capacity in the state-wide ager of the basketball team. Billy THE QUESTION BOX } project. County Chairmen a n d Reed, captain and Belly Jane Shoe NOW. ALTOGETHER. YBOHEAVB! How much do you know? , judging committees who w ill work maker, secretary. They will play a Fear is falling, with him will be arinounced later. practice game soon. Hope is calling; The following counties partici The fellewing questions are taken Let’s get busy, pated in this year’s competition and from current events. See how well I.O. O. F. LODGE NEWS Make it easy, sent winners to Portland: Mtilt- you are posted. Answers will b< (By Toney Ito»»., Sec.) Every hour. nomah, Clatsop, Tillamook, Coos, found on the back page ot thi For Men in Power. Mamath, Morrow. Marion, Jackson, issue. Nexl Tuesday is election of of Linn, Wasco, Lake, Umatilla, W al FARMERS & FRUITGROWERS 1. What is the ten year derby? ficers. Everyone he out. The Christ lowa Malheur, Deschutes, Gilliam, BANK 2. W hat was the name of the mil mas dance will soon be announced W ashmgton. Sherman, Wheeler and lionaire who offered the prize in Union. so be ready for it when it come». Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp Ihe baby derby? Everyone he out early as we plan 3. What is President Roosevelt’s GIRL SCOUT NEWS to go to the school play after lodge. Misses Mildred nnd Lucille Smith middle name? (Mildred Smith, Scribe) spent the week end in Medford the 4. What is Mrs. Franklin Roosc guests of their sister, Mrs. Geo. I. velt’s first name? Several from here attended the Brown. 5. What is the nickname of Mrs, Girl Scout Court of Awurds held nt Ernest Simpson? _ the court house auditorium on Sot- Miss Jill Martin was a Saturday l'wo visiting football players mis- urday evening. Among those from 6. W hat is the name of the dic guest of Miss Nona Heyland of Med taking Roberta Mullin and Mary here who were there were Sybil tator of Russin? ford. Force for school inarms. 7. What mayor of New VOrk City Walker, Lorraine Force and Mildred Smith who received their five yeni was known for his speech making Mr. and Mrs. R. F. West of Hub Delos Walker swipping . sand and wise cracking? . . . . . s . a from a k r ill stripes. ............. S---------- — Dorothy — w » ..^ a Ham a r a iii who ill/ I received C Y lI V l’l bard arrived here Tuesday evening the edge of the highway so he could needlewoman and observers badges, 8. With what important industrial for a short visit with their son make a cement border for the wife’s ' Lucille Smith an observers badge, concern was Janies Couzens, the Clifford West and family. They flower garden. Lorraine Force, Vnlentine Cook ami 25c Adulta late senator from Michigan, once 15c Children were enroute to Oklahoma to spend associated? W i n o n a Dungey, needlewoman Thanksgiving with relatives. Senior play cast and Director badges, Virginia Ham, Hae Clem 9. What well known juvenile act Sharp burning the midnight oil ent, Beth Beed. Mary Bose Bailey, ress is playing in the movie “Dim Mr. and Mrs. Roy Centers and ples?” with only a few days till the 24th. Lorene Kell, Miss Helen Hertx, Mrs. Produced by Special Arrangement with family were Sunday guests of Mr. 10. Of what nation is the mark the Millie Walker and Mrs. J. M. Lively. Centers mother Mrs. Belle Centers Carl (Fillcr-er-up) Routh, so busy unit of money? Row, Peterson & Co. of Anderson creek. J*“ * he forgot to have Joe Bersch of Medford visited the (auks filled and having to hang Thursday with his sister Mrs. J W Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray Thompson of Miss Helen Maiories of Roseburg mil the ’.»old-out” sign. I Livingston. Sawyers Bar. Calif, spent Armistice visited with the Coy family Sunday Pay here with relatives. evening. Senior Class of Gold Hill High School Presents “The King Rides By” High School Gy m The S p y -G la s i T ues. Nov. 24 tv