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School Carnival
This Friday
FOOTS CREEK ITEMS
(By Mrs. Marloa Laoea)
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn DeJanvier
und son Geruld arrived Saturday
from their home ut Bend, Oregon
to u|*crule their placer mine on the
left fork of 'Foots Creek near the
Leslie Carr home, formerlw owned
by Fred Drahum of Bogue River.
Their eldest son, Ifomer, came in
September to enter the Gold Hill
school und bus been staying with
Mr. und Mrs. Vencil Cervcny.
L i l l i . To w n in W . S t . , .
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NUMBER 29
G irl Scout C ourt of
A w a rd * November 28
1 he Girl Scouts will hold u Court
of Awurds November 20 after the
Boy Scout Court of Honor is held.
At this time, two girls will become
I enderfoots. 1 he rest of the troop
will be present to assist in the cere­
monies. it is hoped every mother
and father of Girl and Boy Scouts
will attend. The troop committee
members ure asked to be present
und the chairman, Miss Mabel
Moore, will present the budges.
Each of Hie patrols has adopted
some one to remember once in
urwlule.
Next Tuesday evening the girls
will be instructed in knitting und
will start their eight squures for
an urgliun. Miss Paulsen, Miss Mab­
el Moore, Miss Allene Inlow and
Mrs. Thomas McClarnon will In­
struct the girls.
HARD TIME PARTY HONORS
T eachers this T hursday
Teachers of the Gold Hill schools
Will be guests of honor ut a hard­
time masquerade purty at the
LO.O.F. lodge hall this Thursday
evening, November 14, starting at
8:00 o’clock. Plans for the enter­
tainment include an interesting pro­
gram und games for everyone dur­
ing the evening.
Tlie Gobi Hill -Garden club. Wo­
men’s Belief corps, Grunge, Rebe­
kah and I.O.O.F’. lodges are spon­
soring the event. Anyone who is
interested in the local schools,
Whether a member of these organi­
zations or not, is invited to take
part in the party.
Everyone is to come dressed in
“hard-time" clothes and ait ladies
attending are Io bring a pie.
Sm all Blaze B rin g * O ut
F ire T ruck M onday N ig h t
John G ray Elected
Chairm an o f F a ir Board
A small blaze at Harry’s OK Pas
time brought out the Gold Hill fire
truck Monday night, November 11.
The fire did very little damage and
was extinguished with the use of
chemicals.
The fire was first discovered at
11:20 and the fire alarm was sound­
ed immediately. First arrivals at
the fire broke in the front door and
the blaze was soon under control.
The back of the front counter was
damaged and other articles in the
store were scorched. It is believed
the fire started from a smoldering
cigarette.
First arrivals at the fire were
Bed Pratt, Fred Lewis and Roy Kil­
gore.
John Gray of Gray-home, an ac­
tive member of the Northwest
Jackson county fair board for Ihe
past several years, was elected
Students of the Gold Hill high
chairman of the board at their reg­
school will provide fun und enter­
ular meeting last Friday evening.
tainment for residents of Gold Hill
Other officers selected at this time
and vicinity ut the school carnival
were Wm. Howes, vice chairman;
to he held in the gymnasium here
Esther Gilchrist, secretary and Nor­
man Gail, treasurer. Committee
this Friday evening November 15.
members will be appointed at a lat­
Toe carnival is scheduled to sturt
Mrs. Huns Frei und Mrs. Cloyd
er date.
at 7:30.
Dick attended the leaders training
Work will start on the premium
Plans have been completed which conference nt the court house at
book
at the next regular meeting
will insure an rntertuining evening | Medford Thursday when a lesson
of the board which will be held
for everyone present. Games of on iiimily relations was given by
Friday, December 13. All commit­
skill, such us u popgun shoot, Mrs. Buena M. Maris, Extension
tees for the 1940 fair are especially
buseball throw, penny loss, beano, president, with twenty five present.
urged to attend the meeting to of­
darlo-halloon, hoopla, bean bug, The lesson will be given Wednes­
fer suggestions for any improve­
bucko, rollo. fortune telling und fish day ufternoon nt the home of Mrs.
ments that could be made in the
pond will be on bund to test the. Frei. Tlie meeting to be held Nov­
Mr. and Mrs. Bay Chamberlin and new list. It is hoped the books will
L O C A L IT E M S
ability of those -who wish to take ember 19 ut the home of Mrs. A. A.
family drove to Hilt, California be ready for distribution by the lat­
part.
Dixon by Miss Doris Brier, countv
Mr. and Mrs. John Hays spent Sunday where they were joined by ter part of Ferbuary next year.
Tnere. are also concessions for agent, on deserts will be an all das Grange Makes P lan*
the week end in Portland visiting Mr. and Mrs. Don Bosecrans and
tlie sale of pop corn, pie, candy and meeting beginning at 10:0« u.m.
relatives.
They returned here Tues­ family and the group motored on B eaver* D efeat Glendale
F
o
r
Several
E
vent*
cider.
to Susanville where they visited
day evening.
An interesting program including
relatives.
They report there is a lot In F in al Football Game
Mrs
Duniel
Biles
visited
her
dau­
Special
meeting
of
the
Gold
Hill
John Scott of Klamath Falls vis­
the following numbers will be pre­
of
snow
on
the Siskiyous.
ghter, .Mrs. Bryan Ward of Gold Grunge was held November 8. Sev­ ited here Tuesday evening with
sented:
The Gold Hill high school six-
Hill
Friday
who
is
a
patient
ut
the
eral
good
committee
reports
were
Gilbert
Lentz.
Miss Lucille Smith spent the week man football squad played their
Song by Jerald Lewis und Gerry
Sacred Heart hospital at Medford given. Plans were made to join
Cecil Johnson left the first of end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Parkhurst
where
she was taken the middle of with the Garden Club and other or­ Ihe week for Klamath Falls where Torn Smith and family. She is final game of the 1940 season on
Song by Gerry Parkhurst
the home diamond last Monday
last week for a major operation. ganizations to give a hard times he will visit for some time.
spending tLvx winter with her bro­ morning -when they defeated the
Piano skit, Miss lieu Evans
party honoring Hie school faculty
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Kellogg and ther in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. visiting Glendale team 38 to 12. The
Skit from junior-senior play
Mrs. W. L. Budley, Mrs. Mary Thursday, November 14 at the Odd son Jimmy returned here Tuesday Paul Johnston in Medford.
Accordion band selections
Beavers took an early lead which
Muttson und Mrs John Gray from Fellows hall. Ladies are* to bring a to spend several weeks. They are
School band selections
Many local football fans attended they held throughout the game. Ev­
pie.
Grange
voted
to
support
the
this
community
attended
the
Crowning of the queen
living in a cabin in the Gold Hill
ery player and all the subs saw ac­
Grunge Slate Conference and cov­ Garden club in their effort to get a Auto Park. Mr. Kellogg has been the Armistice Day game between
Heading by Betty Shoemaker
tion during the contest. During the
Medford
and
Ashland
at
the
Med­
park
on
the
railroad
property.
Numbers by boys and girls glee ered dish luncheon held at the Cen­
employed at Lake. O’ the Woods by ford senior high field.
first
half the Beavers completed 3
tral Point .Grange hall Thursday Grunge also voted to let church the government.
clubs
out of four passes. The score at
young
folks
use
hull
for
pie
social
Each class has nominated a can­ when an afternoon und evening
Mr and Mrs. Janies Stewart of half time was Gold Hill 25, Glendale
Charles and Clarence Kell, who
November 29.
didate for queen. The queen will be meeting was held. The Central
Medford
and Miss Margery Stewart 6.
Next meeting, November 21, will are employed at Chemult, Oregon of Grants Pass were Sunday guests
chosen during the evening by the Point ladies served the evening
This was the last high school
came
Tuesday
evening
tu
spend
be election of officers. A good turn
vote of the people present. There meal.
football game for Delmar Chapman,
several days visiting with their of Mrs. F. W. Bicter.
out
of
Grunge
members
is
hoped
are 100 votes with the admission
family here.
.
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Creighton Thompson. Kelly Clem­
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Anderson for. The drill team practiced for
ticket and .>IM) votes for everyone
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tepovac moved L u " * V“ ,U*° “ P chuW,ed d° W" ent, Buzz Shoemaker and Tom Hen­
carrying
agate
to
Eagle
Point
who donates pie and 34M> votes for owners of the Shell Service Station
Saturday into
‘op, without derson.
Saturduy
into then
their ho..,«.
house „„
on ,h..
the ,he ruad-
everyone who donates candy. Those at the end of the Bogue Bivcr (■range November 19. Another prac­
headlight, without windshield or
cement
plant
road.
They
have
lived
representing the various classes are oridge operated by Mr. and Mrs. tice will be held Sunday evening,
the past several weeks in the Crott lenuers or bumpers, it cost tha W .R .C . T o Collect Clothes
freshmen. Joyce Cota; sophomores, ¡funs Frei have sold their Barbur November 17. A debate for lecture residence on Sardine Creek.
driver 30 cents per mite to own
LaVerne Parkhurst; junior, Doro­ Blvd. Auto Court three miles from hour, “Tlie (iold in the United
and operate. Today the average is T o Be Sent T o B rita in
Mrs Henry recently moved to down to less than three cents.
thy Quaintrnce and senior, June Portland on the west side and are States is a liability rather than an
now living in Tacoma, Washington asset". This was ably debated by Medford. She has been living in a
The WJl.C. met Wednesday for
Bobbins.
where they took property on the John Gray, affirmative, and Jack cabin on the Clarence Thompson
an alt day meeting at their club
FINED IN LOCAL COURT
Deal. They returned recently from Pinkerton, negative and was very property.
rooms. They enjoyed a pot luck din­
Disabled V e t* T o Be
ner at noon.
a very enjoyable trip to South Da­ interesting.
Bert
Ethel
of
North
Bend,
Ore­
Wm. Leonard Thompson of Bogue
Honored Thanksgiving D ay kota where they visited relatives.
As the lecturer will be gone for gon visited with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Inspector Mrs. Anna Harmon of
some time, she has asked
the Dorman one day last week. Mr. Eth­ River, Oregon appeared in the local Grants Pass accompanied by Mrs.
The Disabled American World
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Baker and legislative committee to put on u el and the Dormans are childhood court on November 4 and entered Dean, Mrs. Viola Wilkins, Mrs,
a plea of guilty to driving a motor
War Veterans are giving a Thanks­ friends left Friday evening for program November, the ex-commit­ friends.
Louisa Reed, Mrs. Anna Stinebaugh
vehicle with improper lights. He
giving Day dinner nt the Armory Klamath Fulls on a duck hunting tee December 5, and music commit-
and Mrs. Mary Fern, all of Grants
Mrs.
Bertha
Hedgpeth
entertain
was fined *2.50 and costs. Grover Pass.
In Medford for all dlsubled veterans trip returning Sunday evening. Mr. ee December 19. Refreshments of
ed Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hedgpeth and Valkman of Grants Pass, Oregon
and their families at twelve o’clock Baker is employed at the Murray- coffee and cookies were served.
Initiation was held with Mrs.
Phyllis, of Medford, Sunday at din­ also entered a plea of guilty to op­
sharp on November 21. The dinner Murphy dredge on the left fork of
Pauline
Tygart joining the corps.
ner. She returned to Medford with
is absolutely free.
Foota Creek.
H.E.C. met Tuesday, November them to spend several days attend erating a motor vehicle with in­
A <>all has been made for used
adequate brakes, and was fined
Tlie DA.V. wishes to thank all
12, at the home of Mrs. Wm. Auten- ing to business matters.
clothing to be given for BritishRe-
$2.50 and costs. Officers were W
who hnve participated in the flow­
Betty Boling who was a member reith with pot luck dinner at noon.
lief. Anyone having any garments
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Art
Boye
entertain
M. Ruch and A. E. Stoehr.
er sale in Gold Hill and vicinity.
of the senior class of the Grunts E. C. Fiene was a welcome guest.
which they wish to give for this
ed
Tuesday
evening
at
a
delicious
The D.A.V. chapter 8 of Medford Pass high school last spring is at­ Mrs Martin, H. E. chairman, and
cause, please leave at the News of­
is sponsoring a Boy Scout troop— tending the Southern Oregon Col­ Mrs. Johnson, secretary, being ab­ duck dinner. Guests of the evening DUDE CHICK TASTES DEFEAT
fice as soon as possible. They will
were
Miss
Beth
Paulsen,
Miss
Bea
und going to town.
AT HANDS OF ERNIE PILUSO
lege of Education ut Ashland this sent, Mrs. Shuntennan, vice, chair­
be sent to England by the Salva­
Tlie D.A.V. ip helping Comrade year. She is tlie. eldest daughter or man, acted as chairman and Mrs. Evans, Miss Dorothy Burket, Wal­
tion Army very soon.
lace
Iverson,
Creighton
Thompson
Moore of the Sams Valley section Mr. und Mrs. Lester Boling an I Kenyon as secretary. Plans were
Before a w ell-filled house ot
The next meeting will be held
In fixing his home so it will be spent her early days in the Foots made to have the Go to Church and Arn Boye.
hilarious holiday celebrants, Cow­ November 20 at the hall to quilt.
Mrs.
Ida
Snyder
moved
last
week
warmer for the winter.
boy Dude Chick of Cheyenne, Wy­
Creek und Gold Hill schools.
Sunday and turkey dinner for Gran­
Everyone is also reminded that
into the Curtis Parker house re­ oming wws defeated two out of
gers and families Sunday, Novem­
November 16 is the 15th »Anniver­
cently
vacated
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
INITIATORY DEGREE FOR
three falls "by Ernie Piluso, in the sary at Ashland. Anyone wishing
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Heinkens ber 24 and invite Mr. Messenger Eskew and family.
REBEKAHS DECEMBER 4
Medford Armory Monday night. It to attend please contact Mrs. Tom
enjoyed a business und pleasure and family to dinner. Next meet­
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Betts are living was a very clean and scientific
trip to Hornbrook, California the ing, November 26, will be held at
in the Jim Chisholm house. Mr. and bout and both wrestlers seemed to Henderson.
It was decided nt the meeting first of last week.
Mrs. Ray Shunterman’s with a pot
Mrs. Chisholm recently moved to take thè laurels at about an even
November 6 Io put on the initiatory
luck dinner at noon.
the Meadows.
degree December 4. The birthday
tempo throughout the match. Pilu­
Mrs. Cloyd Dick and Mrs. Mamie
Artie Walker of Medford spent so took the first fall after some sev­
night for November will be held Patterson attended the meeting of
BOY SCOUT NEW S
the week end here with his father, enteen minutes of wrestling, with a
jointly with the December birthdny he Civic club at the home of Mrs.
S o ft Shelled English
(Buddy Blair)
Asil Wallter
night, as th^s month it is too close Hay Moore in Rogue River Friday
press, following several sonnen-
Miss Helen Dorman visited from burgs. Chick evened the score i
to Thanksgiving.
ifternoon. The Indies took in over
Last Thursday the troop went
The members of the local lodge 524 serving the lunch on election through the process ofl re-registra­ Saturday until Tuesday at the home short time later with a body scis
heard many complimentary re day for the library building fund. tion A inspection of uniforms. The otf her sister, Mrs. A. M. RAins and sors. In the last heat Chick had
family of near Central Point.
marks in regard to the recent con
Piluso hoisted to his shoulders for
9c to 12% c lb.
Scout troop expects to have the for­
Mrs. Phil Griggs and baby daugh­
vention held here. Gracious chair­
FOURSQUARE STORE
mer Scout hall next to the News Of­ ter of Medford are spending several his famous lariat spin but Piluso
men, hostesses, and the unique
grabbed the ropes and when lie was
3 miles from Gold Hill on the
fice for a meeting place. This has
luncheon and the beauty and grace
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. been occupied until recently by a days visiting with her parents, Mr. forced to releuse them by Referee
Sams Valley highway at Ly­
and
Mrs.
Tom
Henderson
and
fam­
of the degree team each brought ’reaching at 11:00,
Earl Yoakley, both grapplers went
mans
mining company. November 28 was ily.
remarks of praise from many who
down in a pile, and it so happened
Evangelistic meetings Sunday and the dutc set for Ihe next Court of
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Bailey and
attended.
Fuesday evenings.
Honor. Alva Walker is now the Dale Smith spent the week end in that Piluso was on top and the
Cowboy was counted out.
Bible Study, Monday and Fri- chairman of the troop committee in
Klamath Falls where they enjoyed
Ernie Lingren is driving a new lay evenings.
The middle event was a hair-rais­
place
of
F.
H.
Pinkerton
who
re-
several days of duck hunting.
’39 Chevrolet Sedan.
ing affair, seeing Jesse James pit­
Visiting speakers at Various ged recently.
Mrs. Hazel D’avies and daughte ted against Bulldog Jackson with
mes. All invited to come.
of Susanville, California and Miss James winning two out of three
U S E D CARS
GARDEN CLUB MEMBERS
Hagenia
Dusenberry
of
Medford
falls.
In
the
opener
Billie
Rayburn
HEALTH UNIT MEMBERS
VISIT “MUM” GARDENS
31 Dodge Cpe.
$95.
visited with relatives and friend» of Atlanta, Georgia took two out of
1EBT AT BOYE HOME
here Sunday.
29
Chev.
Cpe...........
$65.
three, falls from Wildcat George
Garden club members enjoved a
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Newton of San
29 M odel A , 4 door
MARY LOU TYGART getting
The members of the Gold Hill un- field trip last Friday to the horn- Francisco visited several days this Wilson to win the match.
quite a kick out of acting as flag­ t of the Jackson county health is- of Mrs. Maude Davis to see her
Promoter Mark Lillurd announc­
S e d a n ...................... $85.
with
his « sisters,
Mrs. -----------
Perry
man on Ihe bus In the absence of oeinlton met at the Bo.ve home in chrj snnthemums which were beau- U week
that next i Monday
will
T It
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* I ed
U U H U H J
l night
llg lll
W ill
31
Ford Sport Cpe $95.
Walt and Mrs. Lulu Dusenberry on 1 again be "Ladies Night”, with one
the regular flagman.
the Colony. Monday afternoon, Nov- tiful. She presented each garden Sardine Creek. TI.ey were on their lady being admitted free on every
34 Chev. Sedan .... $285.
■mber 4. Present were Mrs. Weills club member who attended with a
35 Dodge Coupe .... $345.
way to Portland.
paid admission.
DOROTHY BURKET receiving of Medford, Miss Helen Parish, large “mum”,
Mr. and Mrs. Cal Dusenberry a
n
d
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-congratulations on becoming a •minty health nurse, and Mesdames
These car* are priced to
b e i'n S
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< * « • • " » "’«eh.nic, „„d brnch
proud new aunt.
ieorge Smith, Wm. Howes. Hill, R. her 15. this I riday and will start Monday evening dinner guests of hands who puttered away in barns
Sell Quickly
’ Miller,'Roy Cameron, Jean and with a pot luck dinner at one Mr. and Mrs. George Smith on Sar- making a handful of cars it the tun’
CREIGHTON THOMPSON and W. F Roye. Aurele Meunler, George
o’clock.
P IE R C E - A L L E N
KELLY CLEMENT calling on their Tulare and Mrs. Millie Walker of
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of ,he « n tu ry , present-day auto-
M O T O R CO.
Mr« n ,„ ri, k n i
J ngren ,rovr ,he «'hoot mobile manufacturing makes pos-
girl friends and spending Ihe great­ .orvnllis.
Mr. and ? „.wR
4 bUS Tu” d“y niornin8 in the ab- sible, directly and indirectly, an
112 So. Riverside
er part of the evening playing with
The next meeting w ill be at the purchased a new 1935 Nash this sence of the regular driver, Clint- annual employment of «¿00,000
Medford
paper doll*.
Meunier horn« in Garden Row,
week.
,on Walker,
people.
WALNUTS
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