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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1941)
Tbe Gold HfllNdwe,Gold HSU, Orar» T h w d ay, October 23,1H1 LOCAL ITEMS M m , Want» Byarly w **k aad vlaiUa< with Uan Laraaa aad family Falla, dha raluraad to Tuaaday even lag, The BMUlai, ipaai U« Mr». wu* la Klamath bar hama ladle* ara Mr, and Mr», Sidney Baker who have been living in Baker» Oregen» M n, P«t* Smith tad too aad Mr». Cecil Johaaon aad U h y daughter were vieitare at tha home of Mr». Walter Ouagay aa Ivaday, Tha maetlag af tha ornaare of the Methadlet ahurah wae gaetpaaed until (hie Friday evaaiag, Octaher 24 AU ehurah officer» ara urged to h* present for the meeting which will start at T tIO , Mre. Leota Hood aad baby daugh ter returned Saturday to their home bar« (ram a hoepitel la Medford, Ouaeti at tbe beat» of Mr, aad Mre, Waltar MaLaan lait waah w an Mr, aad M n, Walter Xiaeal af W li. bur, Oragan, aad Mr, aad Mre, Mar* , ry Taylar af Raiaburg, | Mra, Wilmer Bailey aad bar mother, Mrs, Xlna Duaenberfy» re Mrs, Nora Wait won second prist turned October 14 from Portland hava moved hack to Rogue River. in preserve« in tha recant contest wher* Mrs. Dusenberry underwent Mr, Httker waa employed on a sponsored by the Oregon State a major Operation. She is getting dredge there. Grange and the Amalgamated Sug along nicely. Mr. and .Mrs. I.arry Toile were ar Company at Nyssa. The ladies Hoy Sfouts, Girl Scouts and Cubs Visitors over the week end in Port* who participated in the contest have been told to collect paper of land recently. won satin sugar prises and the pri any kind and tie it in bundles. Old Mr. and .Mrs. James L. Ward of vilege of competing in the state fi cartons mashed flat, newspapers, Alpena Pass, Arkansas came Mon nals which will be held at State magazines, catalogs and any other day to visit at the home of their Grange headquarters in Portland, kind of paper can be used. Each son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan October 2?. group will have a place for its col Ward. The Women's Relief Corps met lection at the Boy Scout hull. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. I-eon Wise Wednesday of this week to trans Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson of last week were Mr. and Mrs. Roy act important corp« business. The Tule Luke, California came to visit Wise and Ruth Stuart of Sacramen next meeting will be at two o’clock Mrs. Daisy Gilchrist Wednesday to. Mr. Wise and Ruth Stuart are Wednesday, November 5. and left for Crescent City Thurs Mr. Wise’s brother and sister. Al, Girl Scouts will observe Girl day. - Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Garrett Scout Week beginning Sunday. Ev Ben Marsden, Mrs. Lee Marsden, from Texas also visited Mrs. Wise ery girl will go to church services and MTs. Trevor Thompson were last week. Sunday at the church of each one’s recent visitors in Canada. Mrs. Rena Palmerton visited with choice. Just received over 500 classical friends and relatives in Gold HiR Mr. and Mrs. McMichael left Wed records, also a large assortment of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Palmerton nesday for their home i« Tigard af albums of records, suitable for plan to spend the winter at their ter several days visit with Mr. and gifts. Pruitt's Music Store. Grants home in Rogue River and will rent Mrs. Dennis McGuire and Jo Ann. Pass, Oregon. their home in Klamath Falls. Mrs, Walter McLean. Mrs. Pau, Mrs. Richard Gray and Charles Bob Cook, Warren Coppock, Tom of Prospect were Sunday visitors Holderness and Leona attended the Cook, Walter Mcl-ean. Bill Hittle, at the home of Mrs. Gray’s parents., class for square dancing in Med- John and George Mardon, Art Gor Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kell. Charles ford Tuesday evening, directed by ham. Bud Force. Tom Henderson, returned to Prospect to go to Miss Izola Jensen of the Home Ex and Harry Taylor attended the school and Mrs. Grav remained in tension service from OAC. There meeting of Odd Fellows at Jack Gold Hill a few days to have her is a Quadrille Club now, composed sonville last Friday evening and car repaired. of members wishing to learn the helped with the initiatory work for Mrs. Jack Bonney called at the square dances and who will go to a candidate for that lodge. Kell home Sunday and took little the training classes once each Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson and Donald Kell home with her to be month and learn the calls and dan Peffc, and Mrs. George Haff and with his mother while she is stay ces to bring them back to the oth Mrs. Jeanette Wheeler left for a ing there. ers in a community who wish to trip to California, to visit friends organization Albert T. Finke has been visiting daneg them. Each and relatives at Sacramento. San with his mother. Mrs. Sam Thayer j sponsoring a set or a community Martin and other cities as they go of Sams Creek. Mr. Finke is from that wishes to do so must see that and come. They left last Friday San Jose. a set goes to the class each month. and expected to be gone a week. While Mrs. Ray Chamberlin was This work is carried on by the Floyd Lance of Trinity City vis visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Home Extension service and there ited with his family several days Bozy Tepovac. they were all visit is no charge to the sponsoring club recently. ors in Hilt and Mt. Shasta.. or other members. A set consists Tommy Henderson has returned Teachers of ,he Gold Hill school, of four couples and it may be a home after spending a few weeks the board of directors, the bus driv j different set for each class. The with his sister in Los Angeles. ers, the janitor and their wives and meeting places have no, been de- Walter Bower of Klamath Falls husbands enjoyed a pot luck dinner : cided upon as yet bu, each com was a business visitor in Gold Hill in the home economics room at the munity will be notified in plenty Monday. school house Wednesday evening. of time about that part of the pro Following the'dinner a social hour gram. was enjoyed. “I Don’t Want to Set the World Garden Club Member* on Fire", hit parade leader, and Plan for Teacher*’ Party other popular tunes are available in both sheet music and records at The Garden Club met in regular Pruitt’s Music Store, Grants Pass. session last Friday afternoon. Plans Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Taylor, for the teachers’ party were com who have been spending the sum pleted. All patrons of the district mer with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Fiene, are invfted to attend who are no, left Wednesday for southern Calif studeits in the school at the pre ornia and Arizona. Mrs. Fiene is sent time. Each lady is to bring a Mrs. Taylor’s mother. pie of some kind. Fannie Kies gave Word has been received from a report of the flower show recent Charles David Ring that he is loc ly held in Grants Pass. Edith ated at Camp Roberts in California Thompson won the door prize. and that he is now a private first The party to be held this Thurs class. He is the son of George Ring day evening is a hard-time costume of Sardine Creek. part and everyone it asked to dress America’s Standard of Fine Shoe In costume, if possible. Value — Florsheim has never sac rificed quality for quantity — nev PARENTS OF MRS. MAPEL er risked value for volume. Today, HONORED AT PARTY as always, Florsheim accepts noth Coy’s Service Station ing but the finest — in leathers, Mr. an<f Mrs. Abe Butcher of Gil lasts, labor. 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