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Basketball Team Wins and
Loses During Past Week
BIRTHDAY PARTY HONORS EDNA
GORHAM AND KITA CARTER
Heavy Rains Threaten This | Kenai ton Subdued by
Section Early This Week
McDonald In Real Fight
Grange Teams
Confer Degree
Work Thursday
Friend* of Mr*. Kits Garter and
The high school buskrthull team
Steady rains of the past week
In a whirl-win,I slugging exhibi­
added a victory und u defeat to Mr* Edna Gorham gathered at the And heavy rains Saturday and
Noel Kellogg home Thursday ev e-is ’ "
V,,u'
tion, billed as the main event of
llieir credit during the pust week in ning.
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February 3. for a bridge ’ Und"y
“ «ri“‘ deal of
the southern division of (lie Jackson party bo,.„ring the birth lays of the f e * ™
“ ‘C e "dy ‘Ws the wrestling card al the Medford
Armory Monday night, Sockeye
county conference. This give* Gold two ladies. The evening was spent ¿ 7 * *
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Jack McDonald, Washington lum­
Hili 3 wins to 5 losses, and puts ■ I , , ,
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■locked in both directions. Ira In
have no sympathy with the
them in a tie for third pluce with play ing I,ridge and listening Io mu- I Service w us disrupted , and . creeks berjack, out-slugged Hob Kenaston
persecution of Henry Ford. Let the Jacksonville.
of Gold Hill in two out of three
sir furnished by the guests. Mrs
Were filled Io overllowing. The
persecution he confined to the men
falls. No starling lie 11 nor rest per­
Joe
illair
entertained
the
group
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•'rainfall turned o snow Monday
who have not (lone ns much for
iods were called during the fur
u song in French.
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journeyed to Phoenix where they with
iii.,1 score tor Ihe evening wa* I however,
relief
Io
ihe ious ten minutes of madly exchang­ M A ST E R APPOINTS OFFICERS
work I iih men as lie has. Ford has
High
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district, lues,lay and U ednesduy ed punches, McDonald rushing
kept hi* money nt work milking defeated Phoenix 27 Io 22. Gold . made
by
Mrs.
Paul
Ihowpsoii
for
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FOR COMING YEAR;
Hill took un curly leud und held un ... , ,,
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»fere was very little rainfall and from his corner for Kenaston be­
more Mint more i„h* instead of
Ihe
ladies,
und
Paul
Thompson
for
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MANY ATTEND
advantage throughout. The score at
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,
‘he
river
and
ereeks
fell
several
liourding it a* he miaht have done, half lime stood ¡8 to 14 in favor ol the men. Following the evening» i ,
fore time was called. Kenaston
or niukiua big bequests unit fouu
slugged his way to the first fall
Gold Hill. Walker went on a scor­ card guine delicious refreshments
A very enjoyable meeting of the
.Sunday Hogue Hiver raised al
dution* us other* have done. If the
ing spree in this game und piled were served und Hie honor guests tne rate of a little less than 6 in­ and thereafter McDonald took two Gold Hill Grange was held on
men fighting Mr Ford und other
straight, both by means of pile- Thursday evening, February 3,
opened their gifts.
up Hi counters for (lie Heavers.
ches an hour Io reach the high
employer* like him, would uxc
Those enjoying the evening were ppint of Hie year. Galls ereek driver punches to Kenaston’s face with ail officers present and an r.l-
Tuesday evening the Beavers an­
their energy und their money build­
cient rivals from Hogue Itiver look Mr and Mrs Art Gorham, Mr and swirling down to the Hogue, with and body. Referee Earl Yoakley tendance of about 75. The Gold
ing Industrie* to give employment
the local boys Io camp when they Mrs Frank G.arler, Mr amt Mrs Don its overflow of flood water under­ came in for several well directed Hili Degree learn conferred the 3rd
to other* they would lie making a
defeated them 21) to IK in a fast Ferguson, .Mr und Mrs Hud Force. mined Hie Gails ereek bridge caus­ punches and was once tossed and 4th degrees upon nine new
much •more desirable contribution
game. Hogue River took the leud Mr und Mrs Curtis Purkrr, Mr und ing about ten feet of timber to from the ring by the raging Mc­ members, two from Griffin Creek,
Io recovery and the worker*. If
early in the game und led ut 13 to Mrs Puul Thompson. Mrs Anita break out of Ihe center of the Donald.
three from Jacksonville, and four
their scheme* lire prnrlicul why
Il is reported that McDonald, from the local Grange. Three new
9 at half time. The visitors held u Blair, Mr and Mrs Geo. Half, Mr bridge. The two '.id •* of the bridge
not make h practical example of
slight ndvuulag- throughout tin und Mrs Earl Moore. Bob Prentice a ls o caved in at the lime. It is re­ through this victory, is slated to members were accepted by demit
them in their own Industry in
meet Bulldog Ken Hollis, the see
game und were threatened only dur­ and Wallace Iverson.
ported the bridge across Ihe left meany of them all. at the Armor^f from the Phoenix Grange, Mr.
which they have their own capi­
ing the lust quarter when the
fork of Fools Creek was also
and Mrs Alfred Hilton and Miss
tal invested and nt risk. It is, und
next Monday night.
Beavers tightened down on llietr! tai RAES DRESS SHOP OF
Norma Pree.
washed out just below the Black
always has been, easy Io give ad­ defense and hit the basket more i GRANTS PAKS HAK BIG SALE
In Ihe middle event Bob Mont­
Channel mine. Another bridge up
Officer* for 193« were appointed
vice when the other fellows dollar regularly for counters.
gomery and Tommy Ward were
Galls
creek
by
the
W
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Rose,runs
as follows:
is at risk.
This Friday evening, February
H. T. Mills, munuger of LaRae'S place was also destroyed by the mulched. The first fall was given
Legislative; J W Fish, Wm.
to Ward after Montgomery, who
II Ihe Gold Hill boys play Ihetr Dress Simp of Grants Pass, wishes Water.
Greenleaf,
Alfred Hilton.
awarded
the fall, reius
refus-
When the Semite investigating last home game of the season Io extend bis thanks of apprecia-
Many small creeks springing up had
, , been
.
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Executive; W G Howes, Florence
on
the
Beacon
Mountain
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Boston
Crab
hold
commiltee inquired into the reason wlien
they meet
Ihe
to I residents
of
Hill
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why General Motors laid off 30. Iciidintf Ontral Point tenin on the Glendale for the liberal patronage tumbling down the hill and ran
* h th * * went to Montgom- Greenleaf.
IMH) men it • found among other local hoards. A week f from
r in ii ,h,u
vnrH< in
in town ......
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Ward
this shown during Hie
the oueninu
opening davs
days o of f tltroiiuh
through yards
and across 1 r' *' , , . same hold, -------
Finance; Rose Gay, Wm Fergu-
c ity streets, ca u sin g some ,la ,n a g ,, W"
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* ° tb e rin g .
things that the company's taxes Friday the Beaver* go to Kerhv their gigantic closing out sale,
son, Madge Rosa.
hud increased «5,000,000 in 1937 to where they will wind up Ihe con-
He knows, by such patronage Many low y a rd s and vacant lots
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Resolution; E C Fiene, Wm.
a total of «76,14«,(MM). that its labor ference season.
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<>f Canada defeated Cecil McGil
Ihut they appreciate the exception- • were filled w,.h
large pools of fl>lo„ler n<.wcomer wi<h
Campbell L C Scott.
cost* had increased 25 per cent,
al values given, as Grant* Puss has water,
Agriculture; Evsrett Rosecrans,
that 4(1,(MM).(MM) work hours were WORK TO KTART KOON ON
leg breakers. McGill grabbed one
been given a real closing out sale, j
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W G Howes, Donald Gay, Paul
fall
with
*
body
press,
followed
losi because of strikes, und had to SARDINE CREEK BRIDGE
He wishes to "extend an invita­ WORD RECEIVED FROM FRED
Hurst.
by a series of sonnenburgs and
be made up by over time, und that
tion to those who have not taken TURNER. FORMER RESIDENT
Music; Beulah Nathan, J W Fish
drop kicks. This was an extreme­
sales dropped 55 per cent in De­
Actual work on the eonatrurtion advantage of the tremendous sav­
Norina Pree.
ly clean and scientific match.
cember 1937 over December 19311. ol the new Sardine Greek bridge ings. to do so al Ihe earliest oppor-
Relief; Ola Croft, Ethel Martin,
WOrd was received recently from
will probably get underway a* soon tunity as stork* are getting lower Ffed Turner, well known resident
Earl Croft.
Considering the eompuiative in as the weather eleurs up. Most of each day, but still a good variety
Health U n it Holds
Education, Dennis »« Guire, Leah
frequency with which ttiS prSotice the iumbi r is ut the location and Io choose from, in ready Io wear, of this section who is now living!
Green le*», Joyce Hsddtey.
at tlie National Military Home in • Interesting Feb. M eeting
is invoked, amt the number of two loads of reinforcing iron for loungerie. shoes and purses.
Hoods; WiJhur Martin, S K
Los Angeles, California. Mr. Turn­
other more importnnt matter* of llu- concrete arrived ttiis week.
Barnes, Earl Croft.
er
left
Gold
Hill
lust
fall
and
is
The
Gold
Hill
unit
of
the
Jack-
pressing netd that could he more
GRANGE CARD PARTY
Sports; John Essman. Kennethea
very well satisfied in his new Io- son county Health association held
profitably considered, we think FIRST GRADE CHILDREN
THIS FRIDAY NIGHT
Eay, Tom Henderson.
cation.
He
states
that
he
as
well
its
February
meeting
on
Monday,
that f.ongress is unnecessarily COMPOSE POETRY
Publicity; Joyce Handley, Wall­
as all the other hundreds of vet* February 7, at the home of Mrs W
wasting lime on the lynching hill.
This Friday evening, February are being pretty well taken care of j G Howes. Those that braved the ace Iverson, Minnie Fiene.
If lynching were a common prac­
In appreciation of Hie unusual 11 the Gold Hill Grange is spons­
Ways and Means; Moline Barnes,
tice there might be some reason weather in this seetion during the oring a social card party to be and that they have a very nice : elements were well rewarded by Lillie McKay, Ethel Martin, Beulah
home
good
clean
comfortable
beds
I
accomplishment
of
much
work
in
for taking up with it Ihe time of past week. Hie children of the first held ut their hall here. The com­
Nathan.
Congress at a lime when more im­ grade have composed two poems. munity is invited to attend. .Admis­ good eats and plenty of privileges sewing and reports of committees,
Good of The Order; Hazel Fish,
within
reason.
Mrs.
Howes
through
this
notice,
portant mutters so sorely need at­ They follow:
sion is 15 cents.
I-red wrote a very interesting wishes to thank the people of the Carrie Puhi. C D Winn.
tention. I'nder Ihe conditions we
There will be a full evening of letter telling of his trip down nnd ■ community for their generous re-
THE SNOW
Home Economics; Pearl Fergu­
feel the hili should not have been
cards which will be followed by of (lie entertainments and sights sponse in the purchase of the seals son, President; Hazel Fish, Vice-
I like the snow.
introduced.
refreshments. These social card he has enjoyed since he arrived in
So pretty und bright.
After partaking of the refresh- President; Beulah Nathan, Secre­
parties sponsored by the Grange the southern city.
It shines like a diamond.
in round table fashion, the mem­ tary and Treasurer.
SERVICES THURSDAY FOR ROY
in the past have proved very popu­
It’s a beautiful sight
Reception; Minnie Fiene, Nellie
Fred's address is National Mili­ bers adjourned to meet again the
BAKER OF EVANS VALLEY
lar and a large crowd is expected tary Home. Los Angeles and he first Monday in March at the home Winn. Charles Ross.
As it fulls oil the ground
to attend this event.
Like a carpet so while.
Co-op Director; E C Fiene.
: states he will be very glad to hear of Mrs. Paul Thfone.
Funeral services were h e 1,1
I from any of I,is friends here.
The Homemakers conference in
THE HAIN
Members and friends who at­
ODD FELLOWS LODGE NEWS
Thursday afternoon ut 2:00 o’clock
The rain comes lulling down.
tended were Mrs. Anna Boye, Mrs Corvallis was announced for Feb­
By Tony Ross
nt Hogue Hiver for Hoy Baker who
FAIR BOARD MEETING
Pit, put, comes the rain!
Jean Boye. Mrs. E M Chambers ruary 8 to last until February II.
passed uway Tuesday moruing at
It gives the flowers waier,
Mrs Paul Throne, Mrs. C D Winn, Mrs J W Fish was elected to rep­
Gold Hill lodge No. 129 al their
a Medford hospital. Burial was in
Monday evening, February 14, Mrs Emily Lively, Mrs Millie Walk­ resent the Grange and the H E club.
II waters the grain,
regular meeting February S, voted members of the Northwest Jackson er. Miss Edith Howes, W C. Howes,
the Rock Point remetery.
Il was decided to send money to
It makes the grass grow.
Io discontinue sponsoring the Boy county fair hoard will meet at the and the hostess, Mrs. Flora Howes. state headquarters for the purchase
Mr. Raker’s death was due to a I I like the rain.
Scouts in Gold Hill, because the city hall for their first meeting of
of one chair which will be marked
spinal trouble. He was 24 years '
boys,
it
seems,
are
not
interested
with
the name of the Gold Hill
the
year.
All
members
and
anyone
old ul the time of his passing und |
INTERESTING MEETINGS
Miss Carol Handley of Hillsboro.
in the movement and don't seem else interested s urged to attend. Oregon, arrived in Gold Hill Sat­ Grange.
was horn in Gold Hill where he
Mrs Ed Fiene, the sales slip
Members of this year’s board in­ urday February 5 to visit her sis­
lived for several years. He was a
Friends, do you know that the to want to take advantage of its
clude: Waller McLean, Mrs. Cleo ter. Miss Joyce Handley. She is en­ chairman requests that sales slips
nephew of Mrs John Ritter of this rise of Hie I nited States wax men­ education.
On Monday night at 7 o’clock, Gilchrist. Rill Ferguson. Bud Force route to Portland after spending the be turned in to her by the 12th of
city.
tioned in the Bible about 1500 year
each month.
He is survived by I,is parents, before it came on the stage of ac­ all Odd Fellows will meet on toe Mm. Howes, Wallace Iverson, last five weeks in San Francisco.
The next Grange meeting will be
corner
at
Kell’s
Garage
to
go
io
Charlie
Kell.
Mrs
S
K
Barnes,
M
r.
tion.
Come
out
und
hear
about
it
j*Mr and Mrs \V E Raker and 2 sis­
held on February 17 with Mr and
ters and a brother of Rogue Riv­ next Sunday night. God in His Central Point to help initiate the and Mrs II D Reed. Dick Walker,
and Mr and Mrs
Mrs. Sam Kuikman, Mrs H D Force
er; a sister id Santa Rosa, Cal­ great providence lias marked out candidate, Noel Kellogg.
The Spy-Glass J Mrs W S Fish K as Barnes
the serving committee.
On Sunday every one is to be Rill Autenreith and Mrs Hazel
ifornia; a sister at Weott, Californ­ our day so plainly. You are miss­
A social card party will be given
ia nnd a brother at Guerneville, ing a lot by not attending. There at the building to pour concrete Holderness.
by the Grange for the community
will be colored films on the screen for the foundation of Hie printing
California.
Members of the BOYE family on Friday evening, February 11.
SPECIAL MEETINGS
next Sunday night (February 13). office. On Friday night the mem­
crowded
around one small stove The admission will he 15 cents to
Last Sunday night even though bers of Crater Lake Enennipment
when the flood water got in their take care of the expense of food.
will
go
to
Grants
Pass
where
the
Beginning
Sunday
evening.
Feb­
very stormy there were about 30
basement and put the furnace out Everyone is invited.
M e a t Specials
in attendance. Come to Ihe Brick Grand Chief Patriarch will visit. ruary 13, special Evangelistic Of commission.
The Lecturer’s program consist­
FRIDAY AND SATl'RDAY
Don’t
forget
these
dates.
meetings
will
be
held
at
Ihe
Meth­
Building opiKisite Hie Odd Fellow,
ed of community singing, saxa-
On February 26 there will be a odist Church here. Rev. Stanlev
hall and you'll never he sorrv.
TILLIE COOK remarking that
FRESH GROUND
social. More of this next week.
Parrish and Workers will have they were getting up in the world phone duet by Lorraine and Billy
BEEF, 2 lbs. for
33c
charge of the meetings which will now that Clarence had started Force accompanied by Phyllis
EPWORTH LEAGUE MEMBERS
Miller at the piano and later by E
last for two weeks. There will he
GIRL SCOUT NEWS
PURE PORK
hauling garbage for The Parkers.
H Knapp. Games were also played.
special
music
each
night
except
Intermediate
and
Senior
mem­
SAUSAGE, 2 lbs. for
35c
Three visiting masters were
bers will meet in n body on Sun­
The Girl Scouts are busy prac­ Saturday and everybody is wel­
BUD BLAIR feeding his dog present: Mr. Brittain from Griffin
day evening at 6:16 p. m. All mem­ ticing their English Folk dance come. Meetings will start at 7:3«. vanilla extract so it would
BACON
have Creek, Mr Gallanette from Enter­
IN PIECES, Llk ......29c
bers and visitors invited; any age. and their "Bobby Shafto” pro­
sweet breath.
prise and Otto Neilerineier from
SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE
Re sure Io he on time so that we gram for the International Scout
BEEF
Jacksonville. Live Oak Grange and
can he through before 7:30, thus Week program to be held al the
Saturday night a group of young
EVELYN
THOMPSON
and
POT ROAST, LB.
16c
cooperating with Ihe Evangelist Junior High School in Medford, folks gathered al the Hotel where GRANDMA HAFF trying to pick Sams Valley were also represented.
whose meetings will begin this Friday evening February IS. at they enjoyed an evening of danc­ up Pete’s things as fast as lie The Pomona Lecturer, Mrs. Olive
WEINERS
Floyd of Jacksonville was also
week. All are invited to stay for 7:3« p. in. Parents and friends ing. Coffee and sandwiches were threw them on the floor
LARGE, LB. ............. ....... 20c
at the present. Twenty-one visitors at­
the revival services.
are invited.
served at a late hour.
basketball game.
tended. Refreshments were serv­
VEG-SHORTENING
Eleven members of the Epworth
They are also busy planning to
Those
enjoying
Hie
evening
were
PURE WHITE, 2 LBS.
25c
ed
at the close of the meeting.
League with their Pastor paid a entertain their mothers next Wed­ Mnxine Holifield, Roberta Mullin,
LINS (What a Man) DORMAN
visit to a chapter of this lively nesday afternoon from 4:«« to 5 Jill Martin. Ruth Lance, Dorothy getting a letter from each of his
WOMEN’S RELIEF CORPS
organization situated in Talent. We hope every mother will be Ham, Mildred Smith, Lucille Smith, three best girl friends on the same
Everyone seemed pleased and en­ present. As well as entertainment Dorothea Diineuan. Lnuraine Force day.
Women’s Relief Corps had
joyed the trip tremendously.
we have special news of interest Charlotte Walker. Elizabeth Davis,
their Valentine Party at Mrs. Ella
to
mothers.
•THE YELLOW FRONT”
Laverne Walker, Roby Robinson.
DON FERGUSON planning on
Mrs A E Kellogg and son Boyce
The local W H C has invited Wally Iverson, Kenneth Ward, building Jiis house on stilts and Patrick s on Wednesday, February
Watch this Space Every Week
of Medford visited friends and rel­ the Girls to be guests for the af­ Buster Mullin, Dale Clement, La- getting a row boat if he perma­ 9. A pot luck dinner was served
at noon. The ladies spent the day
atives here .Monday.
ternoon of Saturday, February 19. Vern Dungey, and Don Dungry,
nently becomes a Webfoot,
crocheting.
Hy W allace l ver ¡on
G o ld H ill
M ark et
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