The Gold Hill News
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School Carnival
This Friday
GOLDHU x T o REGON
FOOTS CREEK ITEMS
(By Mrs. Martoa 1 aaao)
NUMBER «6.
Ten Ways To Kill a Good Town
Meb«kah> A tU h d Annual
CMiventiott at Glendale
Wm. Howes Again
Elected M aster of
Mrs. A. A. Dixon from thia com
The annual Rebekah district con
munity is on a committee for the
vention was held this year at Glen G o ld Hill G range
6,
If
asked
by
the
chairman
of
1. Don’t attend any civic meet
art display to be Held in Medford
dale last Thursday, November 0.
a business men’s club to give your
on South Central Avenue, Novem ings und if you go, arrive late.
Rebekah members from Medford,
W illiam Howes was elected Mas
opihion on some matter, tell him
ber 17-23. She usks anyone having
Jacksonville, Central Point, Grants ter of the Gold H ill Grange for his
2. Never accept an office. It is
you have nothing to say. After the
Student* of the Gold llill hitfli a hobby to get in touch with her easier to criticize than do things. meetings tell everyone how things Pass, Gold H ill, and Glendale at fifth term in this office at the reg
tended. Different lodges put on ular meeting of the Grange last
3. Do nothing more than abso should have been done.
school w ill give their utinuul carni or Mrs. F. W. Vrecland. Mrs. Dix
work during the sessions through Thursday evening. Other officers
val in the »chool gymnasium thia on w ill have a display from the lutely necessary, hut when others
7, Get good and mud at some
Gem
'Cottage
and
show
how
the
out
the day. Gold H ill lodge gave elected at this time were Overseer,
use
their
ability
to
help
matters
Friday evening. November 14. start
members of the organization and
the tribute to Past Assembly o ffi Frank Pinkerton; Lecturer, John
along, howl Hint the town is being quit attending any meetings.
ing Mt 7:30. Plans have been com ugutes are cut and polished.
cers. Members of Gold H ill who at Gray; Chaplain, Lillian Aulenrieth;
G. L. Drummond of Grunts Pass run by u clique.
pleted which w ill provide fun and
8, Re pessimistic about every
entertainment for everyone attend who owns several acres of land be
4. If you have a suggestion to of proposal to expand trade and pro tended the convention were Eve secretary, William Autenrieth; trea
lyn Thompson, Elinor Force, Madge surer, Soren Christensen; door
tween the Foots Creek store and fer, do not think of going to the mote the interests of the town.
ing.
Dorman. Virginia Kellogg, W illie keeper, Garland Lance; steward,
A program Including
musical Cliulkers Motel, recently sold a uulhoritits in (barge, just tell to
t). Watch the proceedings of the
McLean. Elsie Cameron, Bessie Fer Roy Cameron; assistant steward,
number« and »kit» will be present Irucl joining Cliulkers to Harry W. the world at large.
local school board and town coun
guson, Etta Carter, Ruth lewis and Sammy Jones; lady assistant stew
ed during the evening. There will Albright, who pluns to build an
5. Get ‘‘sore’’ if you are not ap cil, and point out the errors of
Bessie Henderson.
ard, Evalyn Christensen; ceres,
be lots of games of skill such as auto court.
pointed on a committee, such as their ways to everyone who w ill
Lyndal Cameron; pomona, Joyce
base-ball throw, bean guessing con
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Reinkens, Mrs Hie park hourd, cemetery hoard, or stop long enough to listen.
Cldrice; flora, Dorothy McGuire.
test, dart games, hoop throwing at Tom Knox, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dix public relations committee; but if
10. Encourage your wife and rel Cub Dedication Held
The executive committee is com
live geese (with the geese as the on and son Donald, Mis. Cloyd you ure upjioinied do not attend atives to do their shopping out of Tuesday Evening
posed
of R. G. Wigle, Minnie Fiene
prize) and many other interesting Dick, Eileen and Donald und Mal committee meetings.
town.— Exchange.
contests with prizes for the w in colm Preston from here attended
Tuesday night was a full night and E. C. Fiene.
The appointive officers w ill be
ners. There w ill also be conces the parent-student supper Thurs
for the Cubs when a complete ded
Récréation M eeting Here
sions for selling refreshments.
day evening at the Rogue River I Ski Club to be Organized
ication program was carried out at selected at the next meeting of the
A charge of ten cents with a one High School prepared by the Jun T his Saturday Evening
N ext Tuesday Evening
the Grange hall. The Cub exhibit Grange.
At this meeting Mr. Morris of
rent tax will be made for admis ior High Girls under the supervi
was interesting with scrap books,
Medford
gave an interesting talk
sion to the building. A turkey will sion of Mrs Lowell Berg, home ec-
Since the activities of the Gold
The monthly recreation meeting handicraft, knot tying, soap carv
be given Io the i>er»on holding the ononiic teacher from Medford. The H ill Ski club arc not limited to ski- will he next Tuesday evening. No ing and maps. Mrs. Fannie Kies, of concerning the good work the Red
lucky admission number. Hurt of teachers und »chool board mem- ing, but will follow' the seasons and vember IK at 7:3(1 at the Grange the Women’s Relief corps present Cross is doing. Martin Johnson, a
the proceeds from the carnival will hers were guests. Ttie supper was . the inclinations of its members, a hall. Word has not been received ed the Cubs a United States flag. cub Scout invited Grangers to the
be used to outfit the girl’s drill followed by a program und five ' most cordial invitation is extended whether Miss Jensen will be able to The U. S. flag and the pack flag Cub meeting November 11. Refresh
team.
minute class periods.
| to everyone interested to attend the remain until Wednesday evening were brought, to the front and ev ments were served by the commit
Each class has nominated a can
Mrs. Mildred Sargent from Saw- , first meeting, to be held at the for square dancing.
eryone gave the flag salute and tee, Mrs. Ray Shunterman and Mrs.
W illiam Puhi.
didate for queen of the carnival. yers Bar, California who visited1 Linsley Dorman residence. The
Ralph Train and Miss Ailene In- sang the Star Spangled Banner.
Sunday evening, November 9, Mr.
The queen will be chosen during friends here recently and John F. time has been changed to Saturday low attended the meeting called
Since there were new boys to
the evening by the vote of those at Gibson, also of Sawyers Bar, were evening at 7 o'clock instead of F ri- last Thursday evening at Miss Far enter the tropp, an initiatory ser and Mrs. Charles Long, Henry Per
tending us there are KM) votes giv married November 3 in Medford day night as previously announced. rell’s office concerning the square vice was held. The Den Mother, ry, Mrs. Janie Marsden and Miss
en with each admission ticket. Can by Justice of the Peace W illiam R ., Among the foremost
athletic dancing training groups. It was Mrs. Johnson, Den Chief, Earl Ben Dagmar Christensen were obligat
didates from the vurioua classes Coleman. Those attending were authorities in Gold Hill is I). R. suggested that
some organized nett and new Cubs, Walter Bates, ed in the first and second degrees
are: Yvonne Moore, freshmen; Dag- Mrs. Augusta Secfield of Eagle Hendrickson who states that a gold group in the community be a spon Jerry Eskew, Billy
Davis, Gale by Past Master, E. C. Fiene.
mar Christensen, sophomores; Ev- Point, mother of the bride, and pun can be the means of more than sor to the set. November 24 has Davis, Lionel Mooter and Eldon
Monday evening twelve candi
alyn Christensen. Juniors and Mar Mr. and Mrs. George Stidham of a little fun, provided there is a nice been set for the evening to have Hix were asked to leave the room. dates took the third and fourth de
ianne Casper, senior«.
Grants Pass, uncle and aunt. The long hill nearby covered with pine one set and caller go into Medford When the group were permitted to grees at a special meeting here.
couple left Grants Pass Monday needles. ‘The Hot Seat” in other for the training course, the place enter a beautiful tableau was pre Those taking the degrees were Mr.
Cheering for Gold Hill
sented. As each boy entered one and Mrs. David Blair, Mrs. Susie
evening by trtuin for Seattle, Wash wor(|s — (or those members who to be announced later.
could hear him catch his breath Evensizer, Samuel Evenzizer and
R - . - S
ington to visit Mr. Gibson’s moth can’t stand the cold. Suggestions
Lucille Miller of Enterprize and
and then say, ‘Isn’t that pretty'.
er and other relatives. On their re- ; along these lines are welcomed by
PAPER EARLY NEXT WEEK
When the initiation was com Mr. and Mrs. Lofler, Mr. and Mrs.
For her size, she has many features turn they will make their home at the club, since, as stated above, ac
tivities are not limited to skiing.
Gold H ill, Jackson county, Oregon, Weaverville. California.
Due to Thanksgiving coming on plete, each of the new Cubs was Charles Long, Henry Perry, Mrs.
Rev. C. N. Stutson of the Rreth- i but
rather -------------
include everything
from next "Thursday, November 20, the presented his Bob Cat pin. Then Janie Marsden and Dagmar Christ
Is our Home-town ol which we're
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-
w in
published the Bear badge was awarded to ensen of the Gold H ill Grange.
ern Church at Grunts Pass w ill bragging about the fish you caught: Go)d
very proud.
W e’re cheering always for Gold H ill hold preaching services at the (J. R. Ritter, please note) to swat- on Wednesday, November 19, a day Martin Johnson. Martin also re- Welcome visitors from Enterprise
were Mrs. Miller, Master. Mrs. Mary
enpy and
Foots Creek Sunday School fol Gag HHuujuiUes ia the sum m «Um e.)M rtv AW
Cheers that are long a n * loud.
Don’t forget the cider and dough- newj
mus, be fa
the office Thompson and Robert Leozotte Moore, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hargitt,
lowing the class hour next Sunday
Tho she’s not classed as a city,
Tbesday evening.
were inducted into the Boy Scouts. I Neva, Geneva, and Mel Moore.
There's room enough, and to spare. All in the community are invited nuts which the Dormans are serv-
ing. and which are free, even if
Robert Leozotte received his ten- j About fifty attended this meeting
With which, none others compare to attend.
derfoot badge and Armin w ill re The Lecturer’s program was taken
Mrs. Clara B. Lucas has as her club membership isn’t. Fifty cents
Gold H ill nestles in the bend
LOCAL ITEMS
will
pay
your
dues
for
a
full
year,
ceive
Ms on November 27 at which care of by John Gray and Jack
guest
her
mother,
Mrs.
Flora
Per
Of Itogue river’s mighty elbow,
Pinkerton in the absence of Mrs.
Where the steelhead risbing lends ry, from Alder Point. California, so bring it with you as well as a
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Sutton, Mrs. time he w ill be 12 years old.
Dennis McGuire. Numbers in the
wife,
son,
daughter,
husband,
grand
A
certificate
of
appreciation
Are better than above, or yet below. who arrived Sunday for a visit.
Carl Anderson and daughter Nina,
Mrs. Vencil Cerveny from the ma, grandpa, boy friend or gal all of Medford were Sunday visitors was presented to each Den Moth program were several selections by
U.S. highway ‘99’ leads from here to
the Christensen sisters trio, har
Benton Mine near Glendale, Ore friend!
So. California
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H ar er, Josephine Loeffler and ire -,e
monica numbers and singing by
Johnson
and
D
tn
Chiefs,
Bruce
gon spent several days at their
And northward to Pudget Sound.
lan Belcher.
Garland Lance, singing by Jim Es-
EVENING
OF
CARDS
ENJOYED
Bennett and Vaughn Whitroo-e.
State highway 234 saves northern place on the left fork of Foots
Mr. and Mrs. Asil W alker left
tremado with Mary at the accor
AT
DENNIS
McGUIRE
HOME
The
Grange
Master,
W
illiam
Creek
near
the
Leslie
C
arr
home
tourists
Gold H ill Wednesday for Lindsay,
dion. Square dancing,
Virginia
Many miles, if to Crater Lake, last week and also attended to
California, to work in the oranges. Howes, gave a short talk.
Reel and round dances were then
The
members
of
the
Pinochle.
business
in
Medford.
She
was
a
they’re bound.
club enjoyed an evenipg of cards at They expect to be gone several
cake,
Harlow Banry, a student in the enjoyed. Refreshments of
dinner guest Thursday at the home
Gold H ill has a modern t'W'etst
months.
sandwiches,
pickles
and
coffee
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dennis
Gold
H
ill
school,
moved
this
week
Camp grounds, cabins, store and of Mr. and Mrs. George Hutchins.
The primary grades went to Med to North Bend where he w ill enter served.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lance made McGuire November 9. Norman Gail
trailer space,
ford Thursday to visit the library.
The Gold H ill Grange annual
won
high
prize
for
the
men
and
school.
Abundance of pure water, fresh air a trip Friday to the Dead Indian
They were accompanied by Mrs.
turkey dinner w ill be held Novem
And service with a ’smiling face’I Sodu Spring above the I.ytke Creek Mrs. Budd Gail high for the ladies. Brown, Miss Werth, and Miss Bing
ber 20 at 7 p.m. sharp before
store and filled several cases of Following the playing of cards,
Her shopping center tho small
ham. On Friday the advanced Garden Club Christinaa
Grange. Those who have not been
delicious
refreshments
of
fresh
ber
mineral
water,
and
also
called
on
Is complete from foods to drinks
grades enjoyed the trip to the li Party December 19
contacted please bring butter, rolls,
ry
pie,
punch
and
coffee
were
serv
Mr. and Mrs. W . R. Lamb n«ar
and meats,
brary. After the trip there the 7th
pie, cranberries, salad or cream.
ed.
Eagle Point on their return.
A drug store, supplying medical
The Garden Club met last Friday
and 8th grades went through Fluh-
Those
enjoying
the
evening
were
H.E.C. of the Gold H ill Grange
Word was received here last
needs,
rer’s Bakery and the 5th and 6th at the regular meeting place at the met November 12 at the home of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Art
Boye,
Am
Boye,
Service stations and several places week of the death of Fred Miller,
grades went to the airport where W. I t C. room. There w ill be but Mrs. Soren Christensen with Mrs.
age 84, of Missouri Flat at the Mr. and Mrs. Budd Gail, Mr. and
serving eats.
they were allowed to see a pursuit one meeting this month as the next William Autenrieth as co-hostess.
General hospital al Mrs. Norman Gail, Miss Dorothy
Gold H ill to the sad, weary stranger Josephine
bomber, federal agents on watch meeting falls on Friday following Sixteen members and four visitors,
Burket,
Wallace
Iverson,
Miss
Beth
Extends hospitality’s cheery greet Gifants Pass following a long ill
and some repair work going on. Thanksgiving and several mem Mrs. W illiam Ferguson, Mrs. Anna
ness. He leaves his widow, former Paulsen of Medford and the hosts,
ing,
These trips were made to the li bers plan to be away at that time. Lance. Mrs. George Potter and
ly Laura Savage, five daughters Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McGuire.
“Make yourself at home!" get
Dues for six months are now
brary because of National Book
Mrs. Roy Centers attended. Plans
and six sons. Funeral services were
acquainted,
due.
This change has to be made
week.
Mr.
Train,
Misa
Moore,
Miss
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Troy
Truelove
of
and menu were completed for the
held Friday at Grants Pass. He had
W ith our neighbors, you’ll be
in accordance w ith the Federation.
Savage Creek were visitors at the Inlow and Mrs. Mooter accompan
Thanksgiving dinner to be served
.a
number
of
friends
in
this
com
meeting.
The dues w ill have to be raised a
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Z. Smith ied the children Friday.
at seven o’clock, November 29. The
You’ll be stopping in on your return munity.
few cents beginning now.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Breeding
were
following officers were elected for
recently.
Trip, because you'll have that to do
Anyone wishing to visit Mrs.
callers
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
the coming year: Mrs. Florence
The friendships you’ll have formed ROBERTA MULLIN AND
Davis’ chrysanthemum gardens is
Ed Shoemaker November 11.
Lance, chairman and Mrs. Irene
MRS. ASIL WALKER HONORED
MILFORD
LYONS
MARRIED
here,
asked to come on Sundays if pos Johnson, secretary-trea»urer.
AT SHOWER TUESDAY
The following students went to
W ill cause you "Cheer for Gold
sible as that is the only day she is
I Eagle Point Armistice afternoon
Miss Roberta Mullin of Medford
H ill, too!”
not busy w ith her sales projects.
The students of the high school
Mrs. A. A. • W alker, Mrs. Hugh , and played in the band during the
and Milford Lyons of Los Angeles,
There w ill not be a field trip all w ill start basketball practice Mon
Hayes
and
Mrs.
Delos
Walker
were
|
Eagle
Point-Rogue
River
game:
Le
California
were
married
Saturday,
DINNER AND BAZAAR AT
together this year of Garden club
day of next week.
November 1, at Los Angeles, ac hostesses Tuesday afternoon at a roy Carter, Clayton Adams, W a r
CHURCH DECEMBER 5
members.
cording to word received here this shower honoring Mrs. Asil Walker ren Albright, Leona and Gene Hold-
The members talked about the
Armin
The Ladles Aid of the Methodist week. Mrs. Lyons is well known at the A. A. W alker home. Games erness, Marvin Throne.
Christinas
meeting to be held Dec Bud Blair and Alvi»
were played in the early part of Thompson and Lionel Mooter.
church will serve another of their here having lived in Gold H ill
ember 19, It w ill be at the hall W in n Receive Eagle Badge«
delicious turkey dinners at the until about a year ago when she the ufternoon. Many lovely gifts
with a pot luck luncheon and ex
fhurch the evening of December 5 moved lo Medford. The young from those present and also from
The district Court of Honor was
change of weedy gifts. Further de
A
n
oth
er
Service
w ith serving from 7 o’clock on.— couple w ill make Iheir home In Los ladies who could not attend were
tails w ill be taken up at the meet held in Medford last Monday eve
opened
and
admired.
At
the
close
Angeles where Mr. Lyons is em
Keep the date open.
ning at the Court House auditor
This time it’s MAGAZINES. While ing on December 5.
ployed with an aircraft company. of the afternoon delicious refresh
The Grants Pass Garden Club ex ium. It was the best court held in
it’s
not
such
a
startling
addition
to
ments of ice cream, cake and tea
our various lines, it’s what many of tends an invitation to anyone in several years and eight boys of
W ilbur Martin is in a Medford were served.
were
terested to attend a lecture to be Medford and Gold H ill
Those present were Mesdames our customers wish we would do.
hospital where he underwent an
awarded
the
Eagle
Scout
badge,
tho
given
in
the
Library
Auditorium
in
Nona Centers, Jewel Roulh, Louise We might say that the number con
operation.
Grants Pass December 5 at 8 p.m. highest rank attainable in Roy
sists
of
most
popular
magazines
ed
Robinson, Ella Patrick,
Elinor
RAY B IA IR putting on two ex
The lecturer is J. G. Bacher, of Scout work. Bud Blair and Alvis
MONEY WELL SPENT
Force, Nora Bailey, Margie Dungey, ited at the present time including:
tra pairs of underwear for his first
Swiss Floral Company, Portland, Winn were awarded the Eagle
Life,
Look,
etc.
It might be of interest to parents Marguerite Riles, Mildred Newn-
trip lo the ice skating rink.
We might suggest that If you wish Oregon, and his lecture w ill be en badges of Gold H ill district. Among
to
know what the dues of a Cub ham, Ethel Bailey, Leah Governor,
MARY LOU TYGART ice skating
to
have any numbers set aside for titled, "Shrubs and Perrenials" the numerous merit badges award
Effie W yalt, W illie McLean, Laura
for the first time as If she was a Scout are used for during the first
you
as they appear we w ill be glad w ith glides to illustrate his talk. ed, Bruce and Earl Bennett were
year of cubbing. The following list Dungey, Maxene Dungey, Georgine
veteran at the sport.
to do so. Just to be sure. So come In Admission to Garden Club mem awarded cook merit badges and
FRENCHY MEUN1ER cuttl n g is for one boy who was a member Hicks, Pearl Ferguson, Florence or when ever you are in look our bers w ill be fifteen cents.
Pat Whitmore was awarded the
capers on the Ice just like he did during Ihe past year. He paid in Cook, Allene Toile, Mae Wilson, large selection over and see If —
Mrs. Elinor Force gave several pathfinder and first aid merit bad
Dorothy
Chisholm,
Alta
Clement
dues of 11.25. Out of that Ihe regis
29 years ngo.
pointers on moving roses and oth ges. Those attending from Gold
Zen Clement. Nellie Davis, Dora And Thank You.
NORMAN GAIL offering Io pay Iration fee of 59c was paid, par
er shrubs. This Is the time of year H ill besides the boys were Mr. and
To
the
boys
and
gals
who
like
Marsden,
Ethel
Hancock,
Georgia
cash for gunny sacks (any number ents’ cub book, 15c, W olf eub hook,
to move them. Hannah Routh won Mrs. Joe Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
those
funny
little
Funny
Books,
we
29c, Bobcat pin, 5c, Bear Cub book. May Towner, Elsie Cameron, Knlh-
from 1 to 5099).
the attendance prize. The next nett, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn W hit
have
about
29
different
numbers.
criné Lance, Betly Walker, Icie
RUT h IA N C E busier on her va 29c, W olf pin, 19c, one Gold Arrow,
meeting is December 5 at the more, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Winn and
Your Favorite may be amongst!
cation than while she was employ 5c. And the boy has had much plea Walker, Jessie Hayes end Pearl
The Spy-Glass
ed.
•ure along with U»a expan««».
Walker.
THI GOLD HILL AUTO PARR
w j t c halL
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Paul Petarwa»
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