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r fl 'rfW? The Gold Hill News The M ost Thoroughly Read W eekly in Southern Oregon, Published in the GOLD HILL, OREGON National Fire Prevention week Being Observed è Norm an W ilson And M ae N orris M a rrie d Tuesday Gold H ill T o P lay Prospect This Friday N U M B E R 21 M a n y A ttend R ally D ay Services A t Church Fair Board Officers T o Be Chosen This Over 65 residents of this section Last Friday evening the repre This Friday afternoon the Gold Miss Theresa Mae Norris, daugh sentatives from the different or ter of Mrs. Virgie Norris of Gold Hill high school football team goes attended the home-coming and rally Friday Evening ganisations met ut the home of Fan Hill, and Norman Leltoy Wilson, to Prospect where they play the day service at the Gold Hill Metho nie Kies and discussed pluns for the sou of Mr. and Mrs. L. it. Wilson of Prospect squad, starting a, 2:30. dist church, Sunday, October 5. Fol The chairman for the 1942 North party to be held for the teachers Canyonville, were married at Med The school bus will take students lowing the services a delicious pot west Jackson county fair will be on the evening of Thursday, Octo ford Tuesday, September 30. The to the game. A close contest is ex luck dinner was served in the chosen at a meeting at the city hall church basement with everyone this Friday evening, October 10. ber 23. Every patron of the district young couple was attended by Mrs. pected. is invited to' be present at the pur- Harold Hess of Phoenix, Arizona, Others officers to he chosen at this In the Jamboree ut Medford las, greatly enjoying the get-together. Hev. Wemet, preached the morn time* are a vice chairman, secretary ty and that includes ull persons ex und John Norris, of Kansas City, Friday evening Gold Hill lost their This week, October 5 to 11, is cept those children attending Kansas. game to the Jacksonville squad by ing service and Miss Ernest of and treasurer. Everyone in the dis Grants Pass sang two solos. being observed throughout the Un school. Each luily is usked to bring trict is allowed to vote for the of They will make their home in a score of 13 to 0. Members of the Gold Hill Grange ficers and nominations ' are also ited Slides ns National Fire Pre u pie of uny kind. The program Gold Hill where Mr. Wilson is em and Women’s Relief corps cooperat made from those in the district who vention Week. The observance is will be varied and will consist of ployed ut the Pacific Portland ce Rebekahs to Hold Degree ed with the church in making the are interested in the fair. being sponsored by the Hoard of gumes, dances, reluys und skits. ment plan,. The Wilsons were mar Practice October 15 event a success. Fire Underwriters in un effort to Everyone is asked to come dressed ried on Mr. Wilson’s birthday. A discussion will be held at this bring before the public the muny in costume, hard times, Halloween, time on enlarging the amount of There will he degree practice a, ways in which damaging fires can ' or otherwise. Prises will be award- territory the local fair takes in. It FOOTS CREEK ITEM S the next regular meeting of the Re be prevented. There ure over 45 ' for best costumes, funniest, most Grangers Hold Interesting may be possible for 'the Bellview (By Mrs. Marloa Dance) bekah lodge, Wednesday, October ways whereby fires can be started appropriate to the holiday, and oth- M eeting This W eek fair board and the Gold Hill fair ,5. The birthdays will also be ob and during the past year over 8,000 j ,.rx of the events will also draw The Ixivell and Dailey place near board ,0 form an agreement where served at this meeting and all mem the Foots Creek store has been by each takes in about half of Jack- persons were burned to deuth. Most prizes. The committees are working The Gold Hill Grange me, Octo bers are urged ,0 attend. This meet rented ,0 C. V. Nygren from Co son county. of the fires causing death occurred hlir(j lo make this annual event a ber 2 in regular session. ing will also be the last in the con quille, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. H D in the homes, which is positive success und it is hoped ull will turn It will also be decided at this Three new candidates, Mr. and proof that homes ure only as safe out for ull the fun there is. It will Mrs. Duvis and Joyce Clarice, were test for the side that’ has the most Epperson also of Coquille who time what action will be taken con ns we ‘make them*. During this he held at the 1OOF hall at 8 p.m., initiated in the third and fourth de members at lodge meetings. have been living at Freis Auto cerning the old dance pavilion There was an interesting program Camp near the Bogue River bridge which is now the property of the week people should be more eager and the grand march will start grees. Mr. and Mrs. Gensen and Mr. at lodge October 1 when readings have rented a cabin from Mr. fair board. The building is consid than ever to faithfully curry out very soon ufter that time. and Mrs. Latnrop of Central Point were given by Mrs. Cleo Gilchrist, Dobbs at the store. They are haul ered ‘unsightly’ and it will be dis every precaution against fire. were guests. Mrs. Joe Lewis and Mrs. Art Gor ing logs from Butte Falls to the cussed at this meeting as to wheth G. C. Sunders of Medford who MILD FALL WEATHER BRINGS John Gray gave an interesting ag ham. wus in Gold Hill this week in the OUT APPLE BLOSSOMS Davis sawmill at Rogue River and er the building will be torn down riculture report, staling price 0, interest of fire prevention us fur later will haul from the left fork of and moved ,0 a new location or re farm produce and comparing prices at electricity is concerned stated Probably due to an early spring of farm products as compared to F arewell shower honors Foots Creek. modeled on the Southern Pacific MRS. BANRY FRIDAY that it is* ,0 be regretted that so Ibis year, und the mild fall weather pas, years. property. many people ignore well founded southern Oregon is enjoying, one Mrs. Robert Grimmett of Fresno, Everyone interested 'n the fair Juck Pinkerton discussed the Bone On October 3 Mrs. Edna Banry California who formerly lived at is urged to attend this meeting warnings in regard lo electricity. side of an apple tree a, the (Jias. und Hill Bill. He has pointed out' several precau Kell home is in full bloom. The tree Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Lance were was given a shower by friends a, Rogue River called on Mrs. Effte which will star, a t ’8:00 o’clock. tions to be observed ut all times. blossomed in the spring and Had appointed ,0 serve with others on the home of Mrs. Ber, Kenyon. Af Birdseys Saturday while on her ter a friendly conversation and way to Klamath Falls to visit her In using electric fences it is ab its regular crop of upples ami now the Education Committee. timely hints ,0 the future bride, the daughter and family. She has been Garden Club Members solutely necessary ,0 have the eq that fall has come it is starting the The Grange voted to buy a firs, uipment properly installed und up- procedure all over again. The aid kit. Irene Johnson, Marie Christ presents were opened and shown the guest of Mr. Grimmetts sister H ave Interesting M eeting proved b y the Bureau of Labor of blossoms are especially large und ensen and Jack Pinkerton were to all. and husband Mr. and Mrs. Edward The Garden Club met at the WRG The hostesses. Mrs. Bert Kenyon, Lind who formerly operated ‘Lind fice of the stale of Oregon. Other fragrant. placed on the committee to pur hail last Friday afternoon with a Mrs. Wilbur Martin and Mrs. F. W. wise these fences are very danger Home’ on the Caves road near Ker chase it. good attendance. Plans were made ous. Light circuits should not be Methods For Keeping On October 5 the Gold Hill Rfcter, invited the guests to the by. Other dinner guests at the for the teachers’ party and ail com extended without the benefit of un Grange cooperated with the Metho dining room. There Mrs. Banry cu, Birdseye home Sunday were Mr. mittees appointed for the evening. the cake which was topped with a authorized inspection. When fuses , Flowers Fresh Explained and Mrs. Victor Birdseye and chil dist church for ‘Go To Church’ minature bride and groom. blow out, they do so because 0, | dren Teddy and Maryann from near Mrs. Kies and Mrs. Holderness gave Sunday. FLOWER PRESERVATIVES After each guest had helped her loose connections, worn cords or I Eagle Point and Mrs. Birdseye’s reports of the talk given by Mrs. A. Mrs. Dennis McGuire is in charge Hull) Kistner and Esther Wheeler V. Turner, who was a guest of the self cafeteria style, all were seated. overloading circuits. Use only 15 ■ All cut flowers should be placed o f the Grunge entertainment on the At this time i, was learned the parents Mr. and Mrs. Horace Blake Grants Pass Garden Club. Mrs. amp. fuses for lighting circuits. Ab- i . way from Riviera Plantation farm. in u deep pail filled with cool wat night of the teachers’ reception and George Smith won the door prize, solutely do not use a substitute, er, in a'cool room, free from drufts, Mrs. Boy Cameron will help with name of the prospective groom waa which Elinor forgot'to bring as she Mr. William Gamble of North Bend. The Thompson dredge company such as a penny, in place of a fuse. for about two hours. When you art- the refreshments. The wethhng will take place in the fron, Hornbrook, CaRfornia, has was solH&sy cleaning op-her own Mr. Sanders pointed 0», that »10- Mrs. McGuire and Mrs. Cecil ready to arrange them, strip the doubtedly a licensed electrician stems of'foliage for at least four Johnson have been appointed to re near future and the couple will re two men prospecting on the left back yard. Bu, Eva will ge, it, don’t lives in your immediate neighbor fork of Foots Creek. They are stay worry. Recipes were given for pro present the (¡range and meet with side in North Bend. inches from the buse. Everyone wishes Mrs. Banry hood and a par, of his work is to ing a, Al Keeseys, formerly Pick longing the life of cut flowers and Apple blossoms: cut in bud, crush the recreational leaders in Gold much future happiness. will be given in another section, for repair appliances, replace worn ou, ett’s Auto Camp. or pound stems, plunge in deep Hill. after the frost, the flowers will be switches as well as worn flexible This was birthday night so the water, containing five drops of by- cords on floor lumps und other drochloric acid to one gullon water, serving committee, Mr. und Mrs. W. FINE DISPLAY AT GRANTS The Foots Creek Sunday school more precious than ever. A way to household appliances. will observe Rally Day Sunday, Oc get rid of wire worms is also given Asters and all members of the as- , G. Howes, Mr. and Mrs Piene, serv PASS FLOWER SHOW tober 12 with a program and bas elsewhere. All members are asked ier family: soak stems in water ed refreshments of cakes, cookies, A fine selection of fall flowers ket lunch at noon. Rev. D. D. Ran to try to get KOAC on their radios C u rt P a rk e r Smells Apple containing one teaspoon sugar per ami coffee. was displayed at the Grants Pass dall, American Union Sunday on Thursday afternoons for the To set out the plants or set in quart water. This will make the Blossoms: Slips A Cog flower show Tuesday of this week. school Missionary of Medford plans garden programs. If any one is able four inch pots she uses: heads siand upright. ,0 hear the program they are to re Mrs. Bob Kies o f the Gold Hill Gar to be present. Seven pots loam, three pots peat, Chrysanthemums: crush or burn port it at the meetings. The pro Due to the fact that apple blos den club attended the show and two pots sand to which she adds soms ure blooming out of season stems. Soak in water containing helped with the arranging of the Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Knox and gram is at 2:00-2:30 every Thurs eight drops of oil of peppermint ,0 superphosphate and lime, one- during the balmy southern Oregon display. Mrs. Cleo Gilchrist also at son George of Denver, Colorado day afternoon. The next meeting of two quarts water. ’ fourth pound each per bushel and full weather, etc., Curtis Parker of tended the show. are visiting his brother Tom Knox the club will be October 17 at 2:00 Dahlias: burn ends, place in wat- three-fourths ounces chalk, p.m. at the WRC room. The librar the Gold Hill Auto Park has his All gardeners interested in the i an(j family, er containing one-half cup vinegar For a six inch po, she doubles ian refuses to show the club ‘scrap seasons mixed up and is laid up broad KOAC (Corvallis) Garden per gullon. 1 the amount of phosphate and chalk. book until she gets more pictures of with a very interesting cold—which cast should listen over KUIN Mrs. George Martin and son Ed Daisies (any variety): . place in ---------------- — gives him muny things to worry (Grants Pass) on carti Tuesday at ward, Mrs. Cloyd Dick, Eileen and members and their gardens. about besides a Green Stamp Con- water which contains eight drops CHRISTIAN S83EECE CKUSCKES ten o’clock when a script relay is Donald, Malcolm Preston, Mrs. oil of peppermint per quart. teat. given. ’ TNREALITY” was the subject Hans Frei and children Rosemary Royal Neighbor« H onor Gardenias: spray with water. In other words the Free Green and Susanne from this community M r» . R icter M onday V of the Lecson-Sermon in all Gladiolus: place in water contain Stump contest ut the Gold Hill Au LOCAL BUSINESSES SOLD attended a church supper Tuesday Churches cf Christ, Scien.ist, on to Park is being postponed until ing one tablespoon alcohol per DURING THE PAST WEEK evening at 6:30 in the community Su 'day, October 5. A very pleasant afternoon was next week. If you would like to en- . Quart. hall at Rogue River which was at spent at the home of Mrs. F. W. The Gold 1 Text was, "All that |g Marigolds: same as daisies. ter this contest and ure over Last week Ray Bish, formerly of tended by about fifty. A cedar chest Ricter Monday when the members is in the world, the lust of the Poinsettias: burn tip, rub burned years of age, ull you have ,0 do is Ashland, purchased the OK Pastime and gifts were presented to Mr. and of the Royal Neighbors of America flesh, and the lust of the eyes, enter your name by next Tuesday end in table salt and plunge into from Mr. and Mrs. Ray Spencer and Mrs. Joseph Bowdain, pastor of the Lodge of Grants Pass called to and the pride of life, is not cf the evening, October 14, at Parker’s c°hl water, took possession immediately. The Presbyterian church. Father, but is cf the world. And wisu Mrs. Ricter a happy sojourn Poppies, same as poinsettias. store. Four names will be drawn, Spencers plan to remain in Gold the world passeth away, and the Roses: make elean cut, burn the in California. the letters of the name jumbled and Hill for the present. Mr. and Mrs. Ernes, Brown of lust thereof: but he that docth the Mrs. Ricter has been an activo the lucky winner’s name placed in tip, plunge into cold water',o which Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr of Klam Santa Rosa, California arrived Fri member of the Royal Neighbors for will of God abideth for ever” (I one tablespoon alum per quart of an advertisement in next week’s ath Falls this week took possession day to visit at the home of Mr. and thirty-six years and in apprecia (Matt. 7:15-17). paper. If you arc lucky you can water has been added. of the Gold Nugge, after purchas Mrs. Walter Stevenson. The ladies tion of her loyalty and active ser Among the citations which (To Be Continued) decipher your name out of the mix ing the property from Mr. Swab. are sisters. comprised the Le3son-Sermon vices she was presented a beautiful ture and win $5.00 in those valu The property has been leased for was the following from the Bible: pin, set with rhinestones and rub able Green Stamps—that everyone E xterm ination o f W ir e Mrs. Cloyd Dick from here, Mrs. the pas, year by Mr. and Mrs. "Beware of false prophets, which ies. W orm s Explained saves. Elizabeth Fowler, Mrs. William George Jacobs. come to you in sheep's clothing, The Oricle and secretary served —Compliments Ye Ed Cox, Mrs. Albert Mcllvain, Mrs. delicious refreshments to the hon but inwardly they are ravening V. A formula given by Mrs. A Hans Frei and Mrs. Richard Hargett ored guest and the following mem wolves. Ye shall know them by COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMES Irene Steadman nnd Jean Hayes Turner, grower of shrubs, plants from Rogue River attended the dis bers: Mrs. Louisa Oneil, Hannah TO BE BROADCAST their fruits. Do men gather of Phoenix called on friends in and vegetables, for wire worms and | grapes of thorns, or figs of this trict convention of the Oregon Fed Thomas, Ardena Stevenson, Nellie which will drive' out and extermin Gold Hill Monday evening. Oregon football fans have two eration of Woman’s clubs held Kincaid, Iris Gelvin, Maude Ding tles’ ate some other pests Is: thrilling games in store for them Wednesday in Grants Pass with ier, Edna Banry, Helena Mathews, Even so every good tree bring- Before planting, lake four ounces eth forth gaod fruit; but a corrupt on Saturday afternoon October 11. Mrs. 0 . W. Sanford of Coquille, Eva Webb, Mary Briggs, Eugena commercial nnpthnlinc flakes ,0 tree brin^eth forth evil fruit” At Corvallis the Oregon state col state president presiding. Mathis (Oricle), Alice St. Laurent two pounds of slaked lime. Spread lege eleven will play host to Stan (Matt. 7:15,17). (Sec. and Treas.). Mrs. George over ground and spade in. Sprinkle Mr. and Mrs Norman Schuler re ford University, defending champ The Lessor.-Sermon also includ Smith was a welcomed guest MYBTI.E WINN hastily eating a and eover with sacks or canvas for ions of the Pacific Coast Confer turned Saturday from a ten days ed the following correlative pass delicious yellow apple and failing 24 hours. (The gas goes into the ence. Associated sportcasler John hunting trip in eastern Oregon. ages from the Christian Science W.R.C. MEETS OCTOBER 15 ground). Then dig again, sprinkle to notice it was u quince. Carpenter will describe the game textbook, "Science and Health lightly and cover again with sacks Mrs. O. C. Palmer who with her in a broadcast starting at 1:45 p.m. with Key to the Scriptures” by The W.R.C. held a meeting this SETH COY counting up his win- or canvas. (The gas comes back which will be heard locally over family owned and operated the A- Wednesday afternoon in the club Mary Baker Eddy: "Everything nings on a few recent hets on the through the ground.) This formula laska Auto Park several years ago station KUIN, Grants Pass (1340 good or worthy, God made. What world series, the fight amf football. will cover from 16 to 26 square feet. was hostess Saturday for a one- room in the city hall. The ladies keys). ever is valueless or baneful, He will meet next Wednesday for an She uses Evergreen spray for ear The University of Oregon meets thirty luncheon at her home near all day meeting to sew on the quilt. did not make, - hence its unreal ELINOR FORCE busy working in wigs. the University of Southern Cal Medford in honor of Mrs. Elizabeth There will be a pot luck luncheon ity. In the Science of Genesis we To make potting mixtures, she her garden and forgetting about a ifornia a, Los Angeles. This game Orr of Council Bluff, Iowa, sister at noon. Anyone that can sew is in read that He saw everything ’ , Garden club meeting she was to at uses for: will be broadcast by Associated of Mrs. Tom Galligar of Grants which He had mr.de, 'and, behold, vited to join the ladies. Two inch pots, one pot loam, one tend. sportcaster Frank Bull beginning a, Pass. Mrs. Orr, Mrs. Galligar and it was very good.’ ” (p 525), pot peal, one pot sand to which she 2:15 p.m. and will be heard locally Mrs. Marion Lance from here were WANTED: DELOS WALKER surprised ,0 adds one and one-half ounce super Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Royc, Mr and over station KMED, Medford (1440 invited. Mrs. Orr is leaving Satur learn that the earth turns around phosphate and three-fourths ounce day for her home. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Art Boye and Am Boyc re keys.) Congenial high school youth Just once every 24 hours, he think chalk or calcium carbonate to each Palmer’s daughter Beatrice is teach turned Sunday morning from a wishes work for room and board. bushel. . ing it traveled much faster. ing in Klamath Falls this year. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. T. Ham and dau two weeks trip ,0 their former ghters of Medford visited Sunday Their son Carl is also employed For further information inquire oí home in Nebraska. They also visit Jack Marlin and John H a y drove Coach Kemal Buhler ol the Gold JACK FROST paying everyone ed other places in that section dur with Mr. and Mrs Elmer Dungey there by • Freight Trucking Com- in Gold Hili an unexpected visit to the Benton Mine near Glendale Hill high «ebook . PW»y, ___ __ ___________ ¡«ad («rally. ing the trip. Wednesday of this week. Monday night. The Spy-Glass JK Plana M ade T o E n tertain teachers A t Annual P a rty Thursday, Oct<»ber 9, 1941
