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The Gold Hill News The Moet ThoroufMy R—d Weekly in Southern O r f on. PubKahud in the Biggest LiMh Twwn in tbe Stato Volume XLIV EstaW ishcdiSoz No Fair This Fall Say Citizens In Meeting Friday Evening n Gold Hjll, Oregon. Grange New« THURSDAY, MARCH SCHOOL!. NEWS Baddy Blair. Ralph Train, the eighth grade On Thursday, March 19th fivel teucoer is leaving for Portland to candidates, Mrs. Maude 'Martin, lake a physical examination for the Rutli Johnson and Charles Hughs rs- Stancliffc will take his of Gold Hill Grunge - und Mr. and plae for the remainder of tlx- year . lie student body is having a Mrs. Jackson of Central Point Grange were given tlie third and purtuy in the school gym this Fri fourth degrees by Gold Hill Degree day for all Student Body members. The Smoker last Friday ilrew a team with Otto Kuhnneii ut U v e - large crow d. A ring roped off was Ouk. kindly helping as assistant a very good improvement over past Stewart. Smokers. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson were * impunied by Central Point Grunge* VOTERS SHOULD REGISTER Muster and wife, .Mr. and Mrs. La- WITHIN THREE WEEKS. Ulirop, who guve very inspiring talks. j All resedents who have been in . Oregon six month* and in the coun- State .Master Gill has asked ail |y thirty days before election time musters to uppoint a commiIIah* should register with the retfistn-r. to see to g a th e rin g w aste materials j , s N e llie Heed a, h e r o ffic e Jn 1942. N U M B E R 45 FOOTS CREEK NEWS Mm. Marion Lance. Mr*. Mary Mattson entertained the members of the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church of Rogue River Friday, when an all «lay meet ing was held with a covered dish luncheon, served at noon. The time was spent sewing for the needy. At tlir public hearing on the GARDEN CLUH NEWS The next meeting will be at the Northwest Jackson County Fair home of Mrs. John Breeding, April Friday evening in Gold Hill, it Tlie Gold Hill Garden Club met 3rd. An afternoon meeting. voted not to have (lie fair I'liis Full in regulur session lust Friday after Those present were Mrs. Maude by Mie group present. noon ut the City ituih Nolle« was Hellish, Mrs. Overton, Mrs. Fay Ciiairmun of tin* Fuir board, Otto received from Mrs. iaiudi, president Stiehl, Mrs. Albert Mcilvain, Miss F-ulirinuii, officiated at tire iiteeliug. of the Siskiyou region of which this Lucille Magerle, Mrs. Preston Nines coixhicting n roundtable discussion club is a part, tiiut the district meet Mrs. John breeding. Mrs. W. L. of the fair situation^ A number as- iiig will lie held in Klamath Falls, Badly, Mrs. Cloyd Dick, Mrs. Gar pressed themselves as being oppos April 22nd. All commitlaee reports field Lawas and Mrs. Mattson the ed to the fuir lids full under ex are requested by that time to be Hostess. isting conditions. So ninny defense read there und filed for tlic year's A. A. Dixon of the Gem Cottaage, activities and u shortage of man* record by eommittuee chairman. DACE BOWMAN spent Thursday and Friday on a Io lx- used in defense w o rk . M a s tri j f j | | ¡f ,h e y liv e in this p re c power, inn le it unwise to try to Mrs. I.. G. Ge dm r will I n - the business and pleasure trip to Cor put over tin- fuir this lull was the guest speaker on April 3rd, ut tlie Howes uppoi.xted Jesse Fish, Agri oci, It is necessary for everyone PFI.L STUDIOS OPEN NEW vallis, Newport and Walport. opinion of Hie majority of those regular meeting place ut 2 ;»Mi p. in. cultural eliairuian, Florem.e Lanoe to register ix-fore voting in Oregon CTUDIO IN MEDFORD. J. A. Larkin from Ocean lake, II. E. Cli.„ F. C. Fiene and Kalph del ions. There is no charge for present for the meeting. She will tulk on hullrs and will have Oregon, arrived Tuesday to work Following a free ilia tission of a showing of daffodils blooming at \\ igle on this coiumitt ee. This will registering. The Pell Studios, Medford’s new for Mr. Dixon, being an expert not interfere with scouts eoleotio-is the subject from different angles Hint time. est and must modernly equipped Agate cutter. Paul Topping who of paper. Dennis McGuire s|x>ke both pro «mi con, u vole by eecret SOME RESULT! photographic studio in Southern On April 3rd the club will hold ballot win taken, resulting in 8 a |H)l-hini'h ut 1:04) p. m. Tlie com- on sugar rationing. Porthqid, Oregon.—A.-ktistant air Oregon, was opened to artistic pic has worked for Mr. Dixon for over a year will he employed at the votes nguinxt the f tie u n it 6 for the mitte in charge is I'uuline Tygurt, Ways and Means committee arc raid wardens here were asked if ture lovers a week ago undur the cantonment near Medford. exhibit ll> full. \s the fuir board Edith Thompson, Funuie Kies, would conduct a house-toj efficient management of Dace Bow- Grant Matthews, a former resi sponsoring another of their 40c they In.use can ca vu.xs for American Red man. ihnd left Hie mutt* r entirely up Io Edith Bryan und Hazel Holderness. I dent of this community, i>assed a- dinners at the hall on April 2nd. Cdrns War Fund. They did. Re the people in the fuir district and Desserts ’have been solicited so the Bowman’s photographic assistant way at his home at 1025 Lawnridge from 6 until! 8 p. ni. After din sult: donations of $60,000 on a $20, ample publicity had been given the other members will bring any other ner there will be entertainment 000 puota assigned to tix-ni as their Mr. Vincent understands the Gix»p- Avenue, Grants Pas- Saturday meeting, the vote was taken ns final dishes, hot or cold. an ill with good speaker if |x>ssiblc, wiio share of Portland’s quota A 2220,- er-Hewitt lightings and Hollywood morning at 10:00 folic . und the fuir plans drop|H-d for this style portraiture. Tlie club v ted unanimously a- will speak on “Travels in India”. ness of several months 000. season. it was definitely stolti-d guiiist holding the fair this full. The | A government bulletin suggested The late county judge :lected by Mr. Fuhrman Hint diseiMitinuing executive hoard will meet early Tlie public is cordially invited. recently, “have folks” send family lo public office to be. ; serving Funny Long wants tlie committee JAP Vs. JAP of the fair waa for Just flic one April 3rd., und draw up u tenulive pictures to the boys in service. January 1933 and cc-.: -.iüied his year and plans for future years liullot for new officers to he elect to meet ut the liuli right after noon With Mother’s Day not far away, Alanx-da, California. —Japanese now is a g«x»d time for mother and term in 1939. He ws-.. ’so Past would he made as the time arrives. ed ut Hie lust meeting this month. April 2nd. Com sidents here have contributed to dad to observe the day, by sending Eminent Commander of Tlie menu for the dinner is bak The program ehuirmun had differ mandry Kniglds Tem-j;--»- o f the possible future doom of avia one of Bell Studios’ hand painted COMMENC EMENT HI’EAKEK pH members read several short ed ham, seallo|x-d potatoes, vege Masonic order. He was be^'B at Red LISTED. articles of interest to the dub tables, cottuagc cheese, relish, ging tors of the Rising Sun. When de portraits in oil. ‘Order early,’ says Hill, California, March 2, 127», and er bread with wtiipped cream and fense leaders needed money to pur Mr. Bowman. members. is survived by his wife, Amelia, and chase air raid spotters’ field glas The Oregon Slate College—Among coffee. three daughters, Mrs. Juanita Thur ses the Japanese Welfare Commit the tiiglt school commencement RECREATION MEETING MARCH Birthdays in first quarter were tee contributed a check of 840. “Di BRAZIL DEFEATS CY WILLIAMS man, of Portland, Mrs. Matthews, L|>eakers available from institu THE 30TH. of Grants Pass, two Grandchildren celebrated. Refreahinents of liund- vide this,” they requested, “with THIS WEEK. tions of the state system of higher and one sister, Mrs. Bessie Ander education are 25 from this institu Enough people went from Gold Hill wiches, cake and offer- were serv- the Red Cross." son o f Applegate. ved by Fertis and f-ucille Resen- tion. Requests are )o ix- mulled to to the recreation eluss in Medford Before a fairly well filled house Funeral services were held Mon erans, Dennis McGuire and Charles DON’T WASTE BATTERIES E. it. Ix-mon, registrar. at the Medford Armory Monday day at 2:00 p. in. at the L. B. flail Monday evening to form two sets. Gray families H. E. S met ut the night, Pedro Braxil defeated Cy Those gtfj-nding front here were Again the government is warning Williams in two falls out of three Funeral Home, Rev. H. S. Reichard JORDANS RECRIVE 8URPRISE David Steinmetz, Weegie Dungey, J m II March 24, with 20 present. pastor of theBetliany Presbyterian against “stock up”* on batteries. GIFT. Patricia Marsden, Mrs. Marsden, The ladies worked on blocks for There lias been such an unpreced in a very interesting and hard-boiU Church officiating. ed wrestling match. Williams open John Gray, Mary Lou Burton, Hob quilts to turn over to defense. Tl»e Masonic service was held ented run on flashlight, radio, ig ed up ata tlie initial gong with his Mr. and Mrs. William Jordan were Burton, Evalyn and Dagniar Christ They voted to sfxinsor First Aid followed by cremation at Hillrest nition and lantern batteries, the of usual unorthodox tactics, but found happily surprised Monday when a ensen, Harlow Banry. Loren DeMers class for the community as soon as fice of Price Administration has Braxil could handle the situation Memorial Park. new Frigidurr was delivered to and lx-on a Holderness. instructor is available. This will Mrs. Cloyd Dick was hostess Sun u ii in - the evenings.1 i i * , >een compe’led _ to plan their home. The surprise came as Due to the fact that Miss Farrell • be u.,14, held at ■ .u the- hall .. , price .. . regu- . perfectly. Braxil took the first fall day for a dinner in honor of Teddy n . ,, . , , “y i lation. Of dourse, the foolish part with a press after clouting Williems a gift from relatives and friends. had sent out cards canoelling the One new member, Maud Martin, ■ . . .. . .. . • . . . . . . . about hoarding hattaenes is that to the mat, and the third with a fly Birdseye’s eleventh birthoay, Those local recreation meeting for this signed the bylaws. Three F lo r a ,,.... R. ’ „........„.K._ _______ present were Mr. and Mrs. Victor Friends of. Woodrow (Woody) "Tuesday night and not having a way friends were remembered. Hazel they won’t be any good when you ing head-scissors, pulling Williams Birdseye and.children, Teddy, and get ready- to use them. Storage Shaver, a former resident of Gold to advertise it to carry on on Tues Shunter-man, Bertha Potter, Lillian from- the apron, where he had retir Mary Ann, from near Medford, Mrs. Hill and a student of the local day night. The committee decided AutonreiKh. Prize was given to Ger for an length of time makes them ed after things became a little bit Effie Birdseye and son Glenn, Mr. schools, will be interested to know it was best to post|x>ne the meeting tie Roscnerans. Refreshments of ineffective! with the conseqpe-nce too warm for him. and Mrs. Cloyd Dick, Eileen and that he has enlisted in the infantry in Gold Hill until Monday night. cake, jelly, whipped cream and that valuable materials have been In the middle event Andre Adoree Donald. wasted. at Fort Lewis. Word was receiv Mar. 30th. The meeting will be held coffee were served by Gertie Rosen and Jonn Casey wrestled thirty rtiin Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Galbreath and ed by his wife, Mrs. Vivienne Shav at the school gy m at 8:00 p. n». Every orans, Dorothy McGuire, and Pearl Utcs in a very clean and scienti son Bruce left Wednesday for their SAVE PAPER AND TWINE er Saturday that he hod been ac body is invited to coine and learn Gray, and birthdays in first quarter fic match, to a draw. Casey sub former home at John Day, Oregon. cepted in the service. He hns been the squurr dances. stituted in this match for Chief Miss Marian w-cre honored. Next serving commit The package you are carrying Thunderbird, who failed to show- They will be joined later by her employed during the past two yeurs Farrell and Mrs. Marjorie Pena will tee will be Billie Shunternian, Car- fattier Mart Burkhart, who is visit in the elrtrical appliance depart also he here to help. If you have riea Puhi, Ethel Martin and the home these days may start bulging up for he card. ing his brother Robert and wife at in the wrong places. Strict conser ment at the Montgomery Ward store the long dresses, pleuse wear them, meeting will be held »» thehome In the opener Casey took a one- vation of wrapping and binding fall victory from Joe Corbett, in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Neely and gents, gay ties and shirts. of Billie SUiunterman ¿tpril 14th. twine lhas just been ordered. This another very good match, with a and daughter, Gay from Ashland Mrs. Charles Gray and Mrs. Charl are now living at the Galbreath order applies to the most familiar firing marc and a press. es Kell left Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ix-ntz are home near the Alaska Auto Park. twine, made from common agave Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray of Pros visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Carl PORTABLE HIGHWAY BRIDGE fibers which come principally from The Riverside Extension Cnit pect, to go to the Ray region to Ix-ntz for a few days. They arrived Art Gorhman and Richard Gray nx-t Tuesday at the Rogue River DEVELOPED the East Indies, Africa, Haiti and visit with relatives a few days. Friday evening and unless called Mexico. There will be restrictions •Vc scheduled to go to Portland High school auditorium with an Mrs. (Gray visited with her son Saturday for physicals prior to en open meeting. The lesson on wo and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. to Pendleton earlier they will re A portable steel bridge expected on the actual processing of the fib main here until Saturday. After tering the service. These men are men in business and law was given ers for twine, so that the raw ma Marshall Gray in San Francisco and to relieve some emergency traffic former reserve officers and are be b Miss Marian Farrell, also a Law Mrs. Kell visited with Mr. and Mrs. returning to Pk-ndleton Air Base congestion by carrying cross traf terial may be used for other pur- Gilbert expects to go soon to Vir ing called in’o active duty. yer, Mr. Denham, from Medford to Howard Kell and family in Oak fic over express highways during posejs. explain the value • of Wills and land. Tlie parly returned to Gold ginia to an officer’s school for military movements and other enter three months* training. At jiresent gencies has lieen recently designed having an Estate probated. Hill Sunday. While their parents he is stationed at the Air base at Mr. and Mrs. Jix? DeMasters who were in California, Charles und Pendleton ami Mrs. Lentz is also and perfected, according to informa have lived near Grants Pass for Joe Gray stayed in Gold Hill with lion received by the Oregon State same time were over night guests their grandfather, Charlie Kell and working at tlie Exchange post of Motor Association. fice at the base. As they return to Friday at the home of his Uncle Laurene. 1 lie span lias three units, each, Pendleton tlu-y will visit in Corval and wife, Mr. and Mrs. W. I.. Bad- of which may be transported by lis and in Portland. ley, before leaving for Idaho, their Mr. and Mrs. Frank Straus, of truck-trailer. Twin lanes 8 feel former home, to operate a dairy. Gold Hill arc tin- parents ol a baby wide, with 10-foot clearance rising Mrs. Ella Patrick went to Klamath Homer Ollom and daughter and girl horn March 17, ut the Commu to a maximum of 14 feet over the t ails Monday evening to visit with husband. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bennett Mrs. Veri Brown of Bandon, is nity 'hospital in Medford. Tlie baby her sister an(| friends for several center of tlie road beneath, may he Mr. Orland Palmer of Portland, weighed 5 pounds. placed together to provide two-way visited this week-end with this wife, visiting witli her husband this week and son Jerry, from Monterey, Cal., •lays. traffic. Total length of the imrtablc Mrs. Claire Palmer. Mr. Brown is working at Camp are building a house near the home White and at present is living in o f his brother Perry Ollom. The bridge is 13(1 feet, giving a 60-foot Mis. Elsie Cameron and Mrs. Nel men are employed at the Medford nrcih for traffic bcncuth. Mrs. Heed’s apartment. lie \\ inn are new employees at Cantonment. Sunday guests at the Arthur Gor Ciail s Gold Hill market Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hadley from man home were Mr. and Mrs. Leo HARE FLOOR MAY COME Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thompson Grants Pass were Sunday evening Williams and family o f Medford. and son Willard are living with WANTED: Good bicycle for small and Mrs. A. A. Dixon, at the Gem. Carpets may seem pretty impor Mr. and Mrs. Bay Bish in the Pank hoy. Cull (kild Hill News. dinner guests at the home of Mr. Mrs. Evelyn Johnson of Henly, ey tenant house. tant to you, but the government lhas Cottage. different ideas. It has given notice Mrs. Marjorie Putman and Mrs. Clinton Spencer, Jr. and wife Earl Moore was called to Santa to the whole floor covering indus Ruth Smith of Grants Pass visited have been enjoying the last ten Shannon Thornton of Oregon try to change ov-sr to the produc with relatives in Gold Hill Sunday. Cruz last Thursday to lx- with his days at “Mary Mac”, the home of Stale at Corvallis and Bill Force of tion of essential war materials. Their brother Bob Cameron, w|ho mother Who was very ill. Mr. Spencer’s parents on Kings high Oregon at Eugene, came home to Jute and wool are the two main has been stationed in San Diego in way, Medford. spend the week-end with their par Mr. and Mrs. James Gillespi of materials from which rugs and car the Naval training station, arrived Mr. Spencer, Jr. of the United ents this last week. 'they and pels nrc made, and jute is becoming in Grants Pass Monday afternoon Ashland and Mrs. Dorothy Arnold States Navy, located in San Diego, Creighton Thompson, who had of Lu Verne, California,, and Mr for t'lDc past three years, was given even scarcer than wool. The en for a few days visit with his father come home earlier in the week re and Mrs. Paul Throne and Marvin ten day furlougli prior to his being tire supply comes from India. So, Roy Cameron and his sisters and turned to school to resume classes were Sunday guests o f Mr. and because available w'ool, ju^c and other retalives here and in Grants transferred east to join the crew this week. of the U. S. Battaleship, Indiana, dyes must be used for more essen Pass. He visited In the High school Mrs. Dave Winn and family. tial needs and because rug factor Tuesday. one of America’s newest and most Mrs. George Reames and children, Miss K. Maxine Cook, daughter of ies themselves must be converted modern fighting ship«. Dotchell Roscnerans returned to Mr. and M|rs. Alva Cook of this Browniow and Delores, who have to war production, new rugs »nd The "Indiana” a 35,000 ton «hip carpets will be scarce. sohool Monday after several days city, and Mr. Roy L. Pedersen, of been spending the pasf few weeks carries a complement of fifteen to Even cotton and novelty rug prices spent in the hospital while surfer- Medford, were married last week in mith, Mr. Reames and their daugh eighteen hundred men. FRANCIS LAMBERT have been advancing a-t such a rate ing from blood poisioning in his Reno, Nevada. They are now living ter. Frances and family in Stock- Mrs. Speher, Jr., w ill remain for that last week it was neccessary to I hand. He returned to his home Sun-Jin Medford where Mr. Pedersen is California, returned to their home Democratic Candidate for Secre tary of State. an Indefinite time at “Mary Mac”. clap on maximum prices. here last Thursday morning. |day, [employed. ,
