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lj> u r*d *jr, January 15, 1 >42
H. 0. FORCE CHAIRMAN I F our
BOND CAMPAIGN
LOCAL WORKERS
Cam paign Complete in One
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News
FOOTS CREEK ITEMS
(By Mra. Martoa Lanca)
democracy —
FIRST AID SCHOOL ENROLLS
MANY IN CLASS TOESDAY
The Bed Cross First Aid School
started at Gold Hill Tuesday night
was attended by one of the largest
classes ever to attend a Bed Cross
school in this city. The registra
tions for instruction to date is nine
ty. This includes all ages from 12,
which is the youngest eligible,
through Ihe senior and adult ages.
School Janitors Hold
M eeting at Talent Sat.
Discuss Defense Program
Janitors of southern Oregon held
I lie Sunduy School workers con
their regular meeting at the Talent
schrxd on Saturday, January 10 at
ference held ul Ihe Foots Creek
2 o’clock. Lester Thompson and
Residents of the Gold Hill vot Sunday School building Thursduy
Lari Routh, janitors of the Gold
ing precinct will be contacted dur when an all day meeting with It
Meehan is in a tru e to r
Hill school, attended the meeting
ing the couiing week and will be adults and five children were pres
J. B. Meehan, registered Bed from here.
M»ked to pledge so much to the ent was well attended and much in-
Cross instructor of Medford is in
Guy Davis gave a discussion on
purchiiM- of defense savings bonds iere*t shown. Rev. 1». J>. Baudall,
charge of the school here and was defense, how to recognize the dif
THEIRS TO BUILD, QURSTO PRESERVE.
each month, according to H. D.
present for Ihe meeting Tuesday ferent kinds of bombs and ways of
Force who bus been named chair- American Union Sunday school
night
I SCHOOL
Missionary
of
Medford
for
Ibis
dis
ixitting out fires which might be
HI1
man of tliix precinct. All pledges
The classes will be (aught in the caused by bombs. A check was made
trict
was
in
charge
of
Ihe
meeting,
must he completed within a week.
High School on Tuesday and Thurs and it was found that all of the
Those working in Gold Hill for lie was assisted by Hev. John Slilie
day nights of each week beginning janitors had subscribed to the Red
if
Iteese
creek.
Also
present
were
Mr. Force me Mrr. Paul llolder-
( at 7 p. m. with ail persons above Cross in their respective school
neaa, Mrs. H. D. ’ o- e. Mrs. Furl toward Baker and Mr. Davis from
, the age of twelve eligible for the districts. A list of questions was
Aimer
and
a
worker
from
Selma.
t.ook, . ,r . .tennis McGuire, and
¡course. The instruction periods will given to each member present re
■
he
purpose
of
Ihe
meeting
wus
to
Mrs. Walter McLean, Mrs. Frank
lx- two hours each night and any garding the handling of a team.
Carter and Mrs. Darrell Hendrick ■ II scl . s Sunday school problems
one wishing to qualify as a regis
The next meeting of the group
•ind
renew
interest
in
the
work.
A
son will work part of the outlying
tered worker must attend at least will be at the Gold Hill school
districts and the other workers ueeling was held at Murphy on Fri
20 hours of the 30 hour course. Cer house on February 14 with Jack
day and Table Bock Saturday.
Will he appointed this week.
tificates will be issued Io those do Cooper as president.
Mrs. Lloyd Dick from this com
Moore Hamilton, campaign chair
ing the required work.
munity
attended
the
meeting
of
the
man. who was in Gold Hill Tues
The committee in charge of the M r * . Thorton Honored at
day in Ihe interest of the campaign • ivic improvement club at Bogue
Bed Cross School of instruction in
Diver
Friday
afternoon
when
a
one
slated that it would he stale wide
cludes Messrs. Cleo Gilchrist, Nor Shower M onday Evening
in scope and intended as a model o'clock desert luncheon was served
man and Budd Gail.
for the rest of the country. The at the home of Mrs. James Wiley
Monday evening Mrs. Helen Thor-
and
Mrs.
Heed
Carter
on
Ihe
Evans
campaign is designed to make con
sen was honored with a shower at
Cameron and Newnham
Valley
road.
Plans
were
made
for
tact with every home so that everj
her hoipe. The evening was spent
Installed Noble G rand*
family may have a pledge card to a chicken pie supper and carnival
playing games, after which the
Gold H ill Lodge*
be filled out volunfarily. It is Ihe Io he held ul the high school uuili-
guests enjoyed seeing the gifts. One
Oua system gives us all a break .. we have the
government's aim to have a regular oriuni January 20. Supper will he
WORLDS M O S T WIDESPREAD, g l« 6 E * T INOIVlOUAL
game played was called Paraphen-
flow of defense bond money com erved beginning at 6:30. The re
OW NERSHIP OF W E A L T H ,-A S SHOWN BY SAVINGS
y'enedamine and the lady winning
Elsie
Cameron
and
Harry
Newn-
ing in and that is why each family naming articles made for the ba-
MOTORS,LIFE INSURANCE, HOMES.
high score was Florence Lance and
h
a
m
were
installed
Wednesday
will be asked Io pledge a certain aar will also lie for sale. The sup
WE HAVE U £ £ /fT Y . „ . W £ W/LL PKESEKVE/T.
night as Noble Grands of the Arne the consolation winner was Mrs.
amount each month for the pur cr is being given to raise funds Io
Hannah Bouth. Ma Robinson favor
thyst Rebekah Lodge, No. 97 and ed the group with a solo. Those at-
chase of bonds, the pledge In be in inish the library. Mrs. Richard Jackson County Gets
Airplane Observation Station
itargett,
president
has
been
ap-
I.O.O.F. Lodge, No. 129, at a joint •ending were Marie Christensen,
accordance with the fnmily's means.
To Be Located N ear H ere
oinled chairman of the Infantile $625 for A nim al Control
installation of the Iwo lodge*. Medolin DeMoux, Zen Clement, Rae
Paralysis drive for Rogue Biver
1R1KNDS ENJOY EVENING
Howard
Lewis, deputy grand mas Clement, Alta Clement, bla Cook
Seventeen Oregon counties will
• ml community. They planned a
An a irp la n e observation statio n , ter ai*4 Inaile Heudriekson. districi
OF CARDS AT GAIL HOME
5?’ is* Louise Robinson, Ed-
ca to be held at the Girl Scout hall snare in Ihe *HI,2tMI allocation for which will have observers on a 24 deputy president, w erétìiè ins tail p h fh ortiilso
n, Hannah Routh, Nell
predatory animal control made by
Bogue
Biver
the
afternoon
of
L"",
,
5
T
'
?
“
ma‘\e
bv
ing officers with the help of the
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gail enter
:anuar> 23 to raise funds for the
department of agriculture hour basis, has been located on the installation team from Jacksonville. ie Davis, Icie Walker, Pearl Walker
tained a group of friends at a card rive. Those present were Mrs
Dora Marsden, Florence Lance, Jane
‘hC f,rs‘ s,x mon,h» oi *»«• hill near Gold Hill, and will be put
Members of the team are C. H. Marsden, Hazel Holderness. Char
party at tiieir home Monday eve diehard Hargett, Mrs. Allen Me- H”’ “’’propriaHons are ba8ed UP">’ in operation soon. The station will
ning. Those attending enjoyed an •regory, Mrs. Vinton Snyder Mrs "eceM‘,v f,‘r ‘ on‘ro> ■«<« eradica- be equipped with a telephone, table Purcell, Mrs. H. Schafer, grand lotte Thompson and the honoree,
evening of pinochle with Mrs. Budd lana Frei. Mrs. Harry Hili' Mrs' L°n of p,'e‘1,“ or> animals, and also and chairs, etc. and those on duty marshalls; E. McIntyre, Mrs. B. Helen Thorsen. Hostesses were Zen
Butcher, grand secretaries; I. Coff Clement Medilon DeMoux, Nellie
Gail and Arthur Boye making high -'. N. Evans. Mrs. Nate Hart' Mrs
w ,ll,"«"‘ ss of counties to will work on 6 hour shifts. More
man,
Mrs. Lola Coffman, treasur Davis and Janie Marsden.
scores. Befrcshmenls were served Vlbert Mcllvain, Mrs. William Cox' ”” C” ■'he ’ “‘V
residents are needed to take one or
a\",e,
at a late hour.
ers;
E.
M. Mallory, Hattie Logan,
Irs. Dick, Mrs. William Trotter
Maxl"’,,"’ i
for ,<ach these shifts and anyone interested
Wallace Iverson was given an Irs cia \ Biles Mrs
in helping with this phase of the wardens; Elton Caine, Mrs. Grace VACANT GOLD HILL HOMES
v i
'ounl.v for Ihe next six months:
automatic traveling kit. as he'plans ml Mr- W ill -v ' and Mrs S" r '
Baker $660; Gran, *1.000: Morrow defense work is urged to sign up at Bronlee, inside guardians; L. Nor MAY BE REGISTERED HERE
Io leave next week and Mrs. Norm- oa.ea.7s.
-
Car“ 'r ! $750; Douglas $150; Umatilla *500; Ihe office of John Chisholm at an man, Mrs. Sanford, banner bearers
ostesses
G Sanden, Mrs. Alice Ulrich, chap
o i l Gail was givrh a surprise hand
Now that the southern Oregon
Gilliam $750; Marion *250, Harney early date. The six hour shift for tains.
George Martin Jr. who has been
kerchief shower in honor of her
cantonment is assured there are
>1,000; Sherman $300.
each person will he once every 15
Bending Westmont Bible College
birthday, January 13.
Rebekah officers installed were: many residents of this section who
t
Union *200; Klamath $600; Jack days.
Elsie Cameron, Noble Grand.
Those 'attending were Mr. and I Los Angeles, California, and is son $626; Wheeler $500; Wasco
would like to list their homes or
Bryun V ard has been appointed
Nelly Winn, Vice Grand.
Mrs. Arthur Boye. Arn Boye, Mrs. •siting his parents Mr. and Mrs. $500; Malheur $375; Wallowa $600; in charge of the station and his
vacant rooms for rent to the many
eorge P. Martin wilT hold preneh-
Elinor Force, RSNG.
Budd Gail, Miss Beth Paulsen of
workers who will undoubtedly lo
firs, assistant is Earl Moore.
Lake
*1.000;
Administration
$500.
ig services at the Fools Creek Sun-
Edna Gorham LSNG.
Medford. Miss Dorothy Burket. Mr
cate here. Gold Hi,, people can list
An
additional
.«9,400
has
been
Mr.
Chisholm
stales
lhal
he
will
Mildred Newnham, Warden.
nnd Mrs Dennis MrGuire. Wallace ay school January 1«, following held for allocations covering Ihe have the material necessary for
their available houses or rooms at
Mildred Swindler, Conductor.
Iverson and Mr. and Mrs. Norman ie class hour.
the News office and this informa
taking
finger
prints
at
an
early
dale
las,
six
months
of
Ihe
current
year.
Donald Dixon, son of Mrs. A. A.
Gail.
Ruth Lewis, Chaplain.
tion will be turned over to the can
which will be announced in the
ixon
of Ihe Gem Cottage lef, on
Evelyn Thompson, outside guard. tonment coordinators at Medford.
Floyd Lance arrived Wednesday
paper.
All
defense
workers
are
ask
Defense Stamps Given
Ada Dusenberry, inside guard.
morning from Trinity City. Calif., Monday for Norwirk, New York.
Blanks are on hand a fth e office.
ed Io watch for this announcement.
As
P rize at Bridge
•
here
lie
will
live
with
his
gram!
Pearl Ferguson, RSVG.
visit with his family until Friday,
"»Other Mrs. Jrines. He was a pupil
Mary Chisholm, I-SV(i.
when he will return to his work.
G irl Scout C ourt O f
A birthday bridge parly was giv
in the junior high in the Rogue
Odd Fellows officers installed A w a rd * January 27
Square
Dance
Club
were:
Biver school and will be greatly en in honor of Ihe birthday of Mrs.
STOWELL COW COMPLETES
Noel Kellogg Iasi Sunday nigh, a, H ave M eeting M onday
missed. He made the trip alone.
Harry Newnham, Noble Grand
The Girl Scouts met in regular
NEW OFFICIAL RECORD
A, the regular meeting of the the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Fer
Walter McLean, Vice Grand
session
Tuesday evening at the hall.
guson.
Mrs.
Ar,
Gorham
received
The
Square
Dunce
club
met
in
the
Gold Hill Irrigation company held
Bud Force, RSVG
Plans are being made for a Court
Peterborough, N. H.—A new rec in Gold Hill Tuesday evening, John high score for the ladies and Mr. gymnasium Monday evening. Mr.
Win. Ferguson. I „SVC,
of Awards to be held at the WRC
ord, exceeding ,he average of the 1 lemming, son of Mr. and Mrs. Si Gorham held high score for Ihc Perry played the violin for the
Bob Cook, RSNG.
room on the afternoon of January
Guernsey breed for her nge nnd las Flemming a, Miller’s Gulch men. T h e prizes were defense dancers and John Gray called the
William Hittle, t.SNG.
27
and all mothers are invited to
class has just been Completed by n whs elected ditch walker in place stamps. Those present were Mr. and sets. There were about two sets of
Dave Winn, Warden.
Iw n
P fir
n b l
rx x i»
.
he
present. Members of the Relief
two V year
old n cow,
Margie’s L>___
Sun of r a Bay
Mrs.
Art
Gorham,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Curt
dancers
present.
The
date
of
the
Bolton who has served for
Paul Holderness, Conductor.
Corps are invited to attend also.
light 627142 of Medford, Ore., test i everal years.
is Parker, Mr. and Mrs. George Haff next meeting has not been decided
I alii Thompson, Outside guard.
Plans were made to carry on the
ed nnd owned by Georgr II. Stow
Wallace Boling, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Force, Mr. and upon and will be annouced later
Art Gorham, Inside guard.
paper drive and it may'be anoflier
ell. Her official record supervised Mrs. Lester Boling who spent his Paul Thompson, Mrs Earl Moore, through Llie News.
Frank Carter, Chaplain.
week before the zoning is complet
by the Oregon State College and early life here and is now attend Mrs. Frank Carter. Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Moore, BSS.
ed between the Girl Scouts and
announced by the American Guern ing a navy school at San Diego. Noel Kellogg and the hosts, Mr. and
George Haff. LSS.
Cubs. Both did well in their collec
sey (.a,He (,lub is 7504.9 pounds of California spent his Christmas fur Mrs. Don Ferguson.
Norman Gail, treasurer.
Recreation Club to
tions last Saturday and they take
milk and 408.2 pounds of butter lough with his parents north of
William Autenrieth, secretary.
Hold M eeting Tuesday
Tat in class GGG.
this way of publicy thanking every
SOLDIERS
TO
HE
DENIED
(•rants Pass. He also visited his
After the business was over
LIQUORS. BEER ANI) WINE
there
were several speeches made one who gave them paper. A service
I .............»her Mrs. Bessie Anderson EXCEPT
Tlie Beerealion club of Gold Hill
chart is being made and hours of
IN
EVENING
HOURS
and uncle Ed Boling near Murphy.
and surrounding communities will by officers and visitors. There service are to be recorded towards
CLOSING DATE ON SPRING
were visitors from Central Point
The road crew under the leader
CROP INSURANCE FEU 28
I he Liquor Control Commission meet next Tuesday evening at the and Jacksonville. Mrs. Alice Ul a service star. Any girl who takes
ship of .1. E. Tethrow of Central
Grange
hall
at
7:3(1.
Miss
Marian
care of children while parents are
rich was present from Jacksonville
I'oinl has finished making double has issued an order restricting all
Final date for taking out a fed driveways on the properly recently liquor, wine and beer dealers from Harrell nnd Miss Izola Jensen will and has the distinction of being at First Aid meetings or other de
eral all risk crop insurance policy purchased by Harry Albright and selling their product,. to all army he presenl a, tha, lime so it is hop the member of longest standing in fense work will be credited with
on spring wheat is February 28, Mr. Green near Chalkers Mo,el.
men in uniform of the United Stat ed there will be a number of group thè Rebekah lodges of Oregon. The those hours. Any public service ren
representatives a, the meeting to
dered will be counted. The older
Clyde Kiddle, crop insurance assist
guests and members retired to the
Word was received here of the es except during the evening
ant a, Ihe state AAA office has re death in Salem, Oregon, December hours. Ih e hours set when sodiers get ideas for their clubs and organ dining room where the committees girls arc willing to care for any
one’s children on Tuesday evening
minded Oregon spring wheat grow ,4 of Raymond Stevens of Rogue nnd (),her enlisted men may pur- izations.
served jello salad, cake and coffee.
while the parents take the First Aid
ers.
eh«s
e
the
drinks
mentioned
above,
Biver due Io stomach trouble. He
course
"if they are called to do so.
DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT
is survived by his wife, formerly are from 6 p.m, to Id p.m.
This work is to be done free of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lloyd Sanderson of Anna Mattis, who lived here wlh
BLAIR’S HAVE SON
charge to help defense.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jordan have | This
. .. .. .Saturday mgm,
Gold Kill are Ihe parents of a baby her parents for n number of years.
night, January
January u 17, ,
Mr. and Mrs. Aurele Blair are the
girl, born January 13, at the Sac He also leaves three sisters nnd gone to Murphy to visit with, their the I.O.O.F. lodge of Gold Hill will proud parents of a baby son born
daughter, Mrs. John Perry nnd start a series of dances at their Saturday evening nt 10 o'clock at GARDEN CLUB TO MEET
red Heart hospital. The young Indy three brothers.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
family. Mrs. Perry came ,o GoTd hall here. Dancing will be held Ihls
weighed eight pounds.
Ihc Sacred Heart hospital in Med
The sewing club me, Wednesday
Rill Wyatt would fike to take of Inst week at the home o f' M r.’
!“ !
nn'' h<>r parents nr- Saturday from 9 til 2 and dances ford. The young man who weighed
The Gold Hill Garden Club will
T
V
. T ’“'
! wi"
-very two weeks, the
Ihls means of thanking the com IL I- Miller with nine present i S
in at 7*4 pounds has been named
munity for the Christmas box which next meeting will be with Mrs 1 l'a « i T
E,,Swwrth of Gr"n” ' "PI«” »“' wt'eks from the Sams Vat- Ted Aurele. He is the grandson of meet Friday afternoon at Ihe W.H.
C. room.
John Barns January 21
M
7 L h 7 * « 0 PPCen‘ vil,i,or «’ • k > <l«nces. An orchestra from Med-
Jic received and enjoyed,
Joe Blair and both he and his
Members are reminded lha, six
the home of Mrs. Nellie Read.
ford w ill furnish the music,
Plan
Aii
mother are doing fine.
months dues are now payable,