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.V • * I T he Gold Hill News The Mo«t Thoroughly Ruad Weekly in Southern Oregon. Published in the Biggest L ittU Town io the State ■H '.l V O LU M E XI GOLD HILL, OREGON — ------ Dedication Held For Christian Science Church GKANGKKH ENJOY POT LUCK DINNER TH IK SD A Y ' Thursday, September 22, 1938 ----------- ------- ---------------------- - Fair Highlights . HCHOOI. ENROLLMENT SHOWS HTEADY INCREASE NUMBER 23 JACK t^ENNETT TO PLAY FOR DANCE HERE SATURDAY Last Thursday evening over 50 At a fuir hoard meeting in the city Ihe enrollment in Ihe Gold Hill This Saturday uight, September memhe/s of Ihe Gold Hill Grange hall Iasi Monday evening all bills of Public schools ha» shown a steady 24, Jack Bennett’s orchestra of incl in Inclr hall here Io enjoy a Ihe Northwest Jackson County fair Increase during the first two weeks pot luck dinner, preceding Ihe reg- were approved and they will h of school. There are now 215 stu Grants Pass will furnish music for a dam e to he held in Ihe spacious iilur Grange meeting. • ' paid ul an curly date. Anvoue win dents in Ihe grade and high school Gold Hill dunce pavilion. Mr. Ben The lecturer’s program that ev< - ning prizes in Ihe parade should compared Io 195 at the end of the net I’s orchestra is very popular ning consisted of two pieces play- collect their prize money from Mry. first week. This lolal enrollment al with dance fans of southern Ore ed on Ihe urrordinn by Elaine Cleo Gilchrist at an early date. to surpasses that of Iasi year which gon and a large crowd is expected was 209. Parker and an educational talk hv Sunday evening, Scpteabcr II, John Anderson of Central Point Enrollment by grade« is as fol to attend. Ibis is the same orches It wus learned that the premium t r i that proved so popular at the dedication services were livid ul lltt Grunge. Mr. Anderson recently re list of the fair this year far surpass lows : NEW SPORT EXPECTED TO IN fair night dance. Christian Science Church in Gobi turned from Sweden and gave a es that of any previous fair held Ereshmen, lit; sophomores, 20; CREASE INTEREST IN This dunce is being sponsored by llill with many residents (nun till very interesting talk on how that here. luniors. 9; seniors 15. SCaOOL ATHLETICS ! the Northwest Jackson County user Ihe valley allen<hng. The ser country manuges its affairs. First grade, 14; second grade Hi; I fair hoard. vices were held following the pav- Obligations in the first and sec Much praise bus been heard on third grade, III; fourth grade, 23; This year a new sport, six-man mi ni of ull exiienaea of the new ond degrees were given to seven every hand concerning the twoj rifth grade, 21; sixth grade. 17; church Following U (he dedication andidules by Past Muster E. C. booths constructed by Ihe Gold Hit seventh grade, 1C and eighth grade VELTIE BI I. EH HAVE DAUGHTER football, is being introduced at Hie (¡old H ill high school. This ceremony: Elene. These new candidate« will and Live dak Granges. One visitor 17. Mr. and Mrs. Velde Biles are the new sport here is expected to in- receive ihe third and fourth de of the state fair stated that the local During Ihe past week the high proud parents of a baby girl born - reuse the interest in high school lleloved Prienda: We have as- grees Hi Ihe nest meeting, October Grunge booths were every bit a* II. tchool classes elected the following Tuesday evening in Medford. The athletics both among the students aenihled tonight Io tuhl another nice us the ones at the state fair. baby has been named Lois Jean and sports fans of this section. Visitors were John Anderson of Many from here who attended the Officers: link to the long chain of Christian and mother and daughter are do Six-man football was devised by Central Point and Otto Fuhrman Science Churches throughout the Freshmen, president, Duane Shoe Josephine county fair, were also Chester Epler in 1934 for the pur world; to light another beacon and Millie Walker of Live Oak surprised Io find out that the local maker; v ic e president, Donald ing nicely. pose of giving small schools an Grange. The H. K. club will meet whose raya of Truth and Love will displays were us good if not super Wolff; sec-treas, Virginia Centers; opportunity to have a football serve Io lead mankind into clearer J at Ihe hottie of Mrs. Karl Croft for ior Io those of Ihe “Climate” coun »gl at arms. Bob Rosecrans; class FORMER LOCAL MAN IS team. Schools with a small student understanding and demonstration a | m i | hick dinner at noon. Septem ty. Many visitors at Ihe fair expres id. (iay Neeley. INVOLVED IN ROBBERIES body can finance a team at ap of the Christ-Principle, healing Í ber 27. Mrs. Croft will furnish sed the opinion that the Live Ouk Sophomore, president, Geraldine proximately half the cost of eleven Hie sick, reforming the sinner and meal dish. Janies Hhoten, 3«, formerly of Grange booth, first prize winner at Parkhurst; v ic e president. Tom The next Grange meeting will l»c Ihe fair, was Ihe most attractive Henderson; sec-treas, Betty Shoe- Gold H ill was given an indetermin man football. raising the dead. The main difference between Mrs. Eddy saya on Page I .'Mi of Thursday. October fl. Mdies arc booth they had ever seen. maker; class ed.. Bill Force; yell ate sentence not to exceed eight leader, Valentine Cook; sgt. nt years in the state penitentiary when regular football and this new form S< ience and Health with Key to asked to bring u |>aper hag lunch of the game is that there are six the Scriptures, "Jesus established for two. he pleaded guilty to the daytime Of course everyone who visited Arms. Kelly Clement. players instead of 11. The field U J u n i o rs. presidenl, Dorothea liis church and maintained his burglary of the Frank Garland home Ihe fair was exceptionally well »0*4« yards instead of 100x5« Duncan; vice president. Lucille mission on Ihe spiritual foundation GEORGE T1I.AHK TO OPERATE pleased with Ihe Textile depart in Sams Valley, July 2. James S. of Christ-healing.” Smith; sec-treas, Louise Koning; Hammond. 24, companion of Hhoten yards, 15 yards are to be made in CORPORAL G MINE ment, housed this year in Ihe I. O. four downs instead of 10 yards. With this thought as a directing O. F. hall. It was also learned how class ed, Ruth Johnson; sgt. at received a sentence not to exceed All men are eligible to receive pe-r- Arras. Robert Wolff. influence u group of rigid students Tin- Corporal G. Mine on Sardine ever that Ihe judge of this depart five years, on the same count. ses instead of a restricted few. Seniors, president, Gilbert l-entx, of Christian Science assembled In creek, located about ti miles from ment complimented the ludiex oil The two men were tried before A more wide open and exciting the year l»3l in the Gold Hill Ho Ihe mouth of Ihe creek, was ,air- he quality, cleanliness and large vice president. Don Dungev; class Judge H. D. Norton in the circuit game is possible because of the tel dining room for Sunday morn chased recently by George Tulare variety of Ihe fancy work ami •d., Champlin Garrison; yell lead ' ourt. They were arraigned on only wide open type of play necessary ing services. These meetings con from the W. P. Chisholm estate. staled Dial the .quality of work ex er. Sybil Walker. Ihe one charge although Ihe sherif Student body officers will he fs office said they were guilty of a became of the yardage to be m d e tinued for sevvrul months until The mine hasn't been worked since hibited here has improved a great in the original four downs. A great chosen some lime next week. the hold win rented anil they I ».'Ml w hen it was under lease to leal in the past xeveral years. long list of robberies on Foots leal of interest is being shown by were obliged to seek another loca Mr. Tulare. He plans to build a creek, Thompson creek and Forest the student body as a whole and i Freshman Initiation wilt he held «reek and in the Illinois valley. tion. The brick building ha<4 of road to the mine and have every Many visitors here were surpris “Ibis .Friday with the Frosh corn- fourteen men have turned oat lor (his church waa secured and aerv- thing in reudineas Io start Both men were second offenders work, ed at die fine flower display held playing to rules set down by upper in 4 :<«goz.. each having served * . the squad. The squad should be in ed as u meeting place for over a this winter. io the Gold Hill Hotel building full suit e n d ; aext week, and work year. Interest in Christian Science Mr. and Mr*. Tulare are making which far surpassed the exhibits of classmen during Ihe day. Thai eve I*nltentiary term for burglary. oats w ill hit fall swing. ning the freshmen will be honored was growing Io such an extent by their home al Ihe Bella Motor larse quantities of loot were last year. Much praise was heard Those turning oat for the team the summer of 1934 that a derision Lodge, west of Gold Hill. al an initiation party in the school found at their hideout. on every hand of Ihe flower booth gym. include: Buster Mullin, Duane Hu was made Io buy u tot and build a of the Gold Hill Garden club. Il tchins, IJoyd Hammond, Tom Hen- church. Pl HLIC IN V IT E D TO ÍÍOIJ» H ILL KAJsK-HOE was also staled that there was a GARDEN CLUB MEMBERS lerson, Kelly Clement, Creighton The question arose. How can wc GRANGE BOOSTER NIGHT tHOWN AT SALEM SHOW much better quality of exhibits in ENJOY ANNUAL PICNIC Thompson, Gilbert Lentz, Claire do it without any funds? Error Ihe Arts and Hobbies department. Stumbo, Rudy Swab, Don Parker, was crying loudly ut the lime rc On Friday evening, September Bob Rosecrans, Bob Cameron, Buzz Motion pictures of the invention There was also a fine display of Members of the (¡old Hill Garden garding supply, lull reminded of of C. Coppock of Gold Hill were canned foods and Ihe baked goods club, Iheir husbands and families ■Ml at 8 p. m. the members of the Shoemaker and Bud Blair. .Mrs. Eddy’s statement on Page 2041 department far surpassed that of A schedule lor the Jackson coun enjoyed Iheir annual picinc on the Gold Hill Grange will present their of Science and Health, "Spirit shown as part of the stale invent former years. ors’ show at the 77th annual Ore city hall lawn last Thursday ev e annual Grange Hoosier night pro ty conference w ill be drawn up nol m a ile r being the source of ning. A pol luck dinner was served gram at their hall here, and they this week end and will include supply,” they contacted the var (on slate fair which opened in Sa- Ami eveyonc is still talking about at 6:30 with the Garden club fur extend a cordial invitation for ev Jacksonville, Phoenix, Talent, Pros- ious lumber companies In Medford "em on Labor Day for a seven day Ihe swell meal put on by the Bat nishing plenty of ice cream for ev eryone to attend. This Booster >ect. Rogue River, Gold Hill and and finally found one thal would run. The device consists of u simple tue committee, and Ihe fine work eryone. The rest of the evening the night is a national affair, with all Possibly St. Marys of Medford and «Upply the necessary building mat erial without a down payment and .tturhinent which converts the ■eorge Hoff did in preparing Ihe many who altended enjoyed moving (¡ranges over Ihe United Stales '¿agle Point and Butte Falls. inner, anil especially roasting the pictures including several reels tak participating. The object of the asking only a small monthly pay regular garden hoc to a rake. Tbs meal. The many tables, which were en of local people and places. event is to give people who are motion pictures were taken by J ment. SAMS V A L L E Y NEW S Labor was Ihe next problem.! T. Anderson, manager of die show provided hv Ihe fair hoard, were Cleo Gilchrist has announced; nol members of the (¡range an idea Members of the Sams Valley T'.is loo was i . monstrated through' and were shown with pictures of all filled ami emptied rapidly. Serv- that the moving pictures he took of of the work being carried on by • range will hold a Booster ineet- donated services by men who were j ■•everal other inventions from all ag was held between fl and 8 o’ Ihe Gold Hill fair |tarade and other this organization. Everyone is urg clock amt the I.>0(1 visitors were* events fair day are finished and will e«l to attend amt learn what .the lo ng and auction sale at the hall out of work, and the outside of arts of the state. handled in rapid fashion. cal (¡range is doing. be shown here al an early date. ■'riilay evening. September 23. A Ihe building was completed. Each Mrs. tl. C. Hawks, Mrs. C. G I ree program will start the eve- man wlio gave his work in ere I- Mr. and Mrs. A. Meunier and fam Mrs. Dee Lowe of Medford was iing with several numbers by the ing this structure secured good fohnson of Casper, Wyoming nnd TWE QUESTION BOX ily of Wolf Creek were Sunday a visitor Friday at the home of i icighboring granges. Many things employment elsewhere after fin Mrs. It. Osborne and daughter Av- ire being donated for the auction ishing Ihe outside of Ihe church. •s and Mrs. I). E. Gelvin of Bogue guests nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. her mother-in-law. Mrs. Minnie j HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW? Joe Blair. Lowe. Services were held here immed River were Sunday guests nt the Answers to these questions w ill bt ncluding fancy work, cakes, pies, 'iome of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ricter. tressed chickens, salmon, fruits iately. found on the back page nd vegetables. Proceeds will help Now winter was npproaehing and the question of heal became ¡ TIGER TSAKOFF DEFEATED 1. In Ihe California senatorial finish the Grange hall. A free supper will be served af- the topic for discussion and a fur BY ALVIN BRITT race which candidate was success nace was installed on Ihe monthly ful, William Gibbs McAdoo or er the auction sale. Grange ladies At the start of a very unortho ire asked to bring cakes for the payment plan. Sheridan Downey? Then the borrowed benches dox wrestling mulch at Ihe Med 2. In the California senatorial upper with the Home Economics were needed by Iheir owners, so ford Armory last Monday, between race, which candidate was endors ommittee furnishing the balance. more lumber was purchased and Alvin Brill, former Junior heavy ed by Presidenl Roosevelt, Sena Everyone is invited to attend this the men of the church constructed weight Champion of the world, tor \ \ illiain Gibbs McAdoo orSher- neeting and enjoy the events of the vening. eight benches. With the constantly and Tiger Tsakoff from Bulgaria, Wnn Downey? Increasing altcnilance wc ore now Ihe foreigner turned on all the 3. Of what state is Senator E lli Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schulz l e f t planning Io build more in Ihe near heat possible anil it really looked son D. (Cotton Ed) Smith a U. S. (unday for a several days hunting had for Britt for some lime, hul future. senator? trip. The rough appearance of Ihe in inally he resorted Io the same 4. \ \ hat is the term used to de terior continuously reminded us Maneuvers and wound Ihe match scribe the effort by President Earl Weaver and James McDon- that II needed Io he sealed, nol on ip in u hurry. Tiger look the first Roosevelt to influence the elec ly for appearance hut for comfort. all with a slepover tor hold. Brill tion of senators favorable to his >ugh who are working in Medford Again the men of the church cam. '«turned after Ihe initial tumble program and defeat those unfavor pent the week end here with home folks. every night for several weeks anil mil immediately started using his able Io his program? irmbrenker over the ropes, soon trimmed Ihe church, giving their 5. What is a Dirndl, a song, a Dale anil Gale Bcebee left l a s t •vening Ihe score, and taking Ihe labor. foreign country or a surgical in Aeek for Klamath Falla to join decisive tall at Ihe beginning of t'p to this lime the collection strument? basket had never been passed. A Ihe next round with the same hold. 6. In what country is Ihe city of heir mother and altend the Klam- dh high school. In Ihe middle event plucky little sm all box had been placed near Hankow located? Ihe door and anyone desiring to Charlie Carr pul up a great battle 7. For what i s M a y Robson Albert Straus accomimnied Burlc contribute could do so. Il seemed against Paul Murdock. Carr took known in Ihe news? difficult Io demonstrate at this the first fall in the first round 8. What national organization is md Norman Rurreson on a fishing time, hut finally Ihe Hoard derided with nn octapus hold and Murdock designated by the letters V. F. W.? trip up the middle fork of Rogue River over the week end. to take this step and it was met look Ihe second »ml third fulls in 9. Of what nation is John Simon Ihe fourth and fifth rounds with with approval by all. nnd as you Chancellor of the Exchequer? Word from Mr. and Mrs. Bill know, has been most helpful In Alabama Thunderbolts. 10. What unusual event recently Duggan and Roger Tresham states In Ihe opened Hugh Adams, the sustaining our Soeiely, as well ns took place in Ihe Philadelphia that they are still combining grain former House of Dnvld wrestler, eompletfng our service. county. Pennsylvania prison? Our payments were all met on was defeated by Nick Bozinas due IE For what is Konrad Henlein in the Klamath basin and expect to be there until it storms. time and there has never been any fo his decided handicap In weight known in the news? which prevented his retaliating 12. For what did J. Richard (D ix (Continued on back page) I against Bozinas' dirt. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Holst and son ie) Davis become known in the of Medford visited Sunday with Mr. news? and Mrs. J. D. Holst. m asq u erad e
