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Gold
News
The M o» Thoroughly R—d W—My in Southern Oregon,
Volume XLV
PubKah»d ip t U Bigg—t L itth Ta
State
Established J«97
GIRL SCOUTS NEED
RIDES TO MEDFORD
TO ATTEND DAY CAMP
NUMBER 2
FRANCES DAVIS HUBT
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
IN' CAR IUCYCLE ACCIDENT
the
WOMAN’S viewpoint
FOOTS CREEK NEWS
Ma sez to pa ’Hiram,’* sez die.
Mrs. Marion Lance
It’s about time you’re treating me.
Mrs.
Victor
Birdseye and children
, Frances Davis daughter of Mr.
been cookin’ your vitals three times of near Medford spent Thursday at
Will anyone going Io Medford on ami Mrs. Ted Duvis who recently
a day,
the home of Mrs. Effie Birdseye and
Tuesdays, Wednesday* or Thurs cams here from Canada, was injured
Doing it steady without pay............. Glen Slue returned Tuesday from
days during the month of June that Wednesday night when her bicycle
It's about time I’m coining into my Corvallis, where she visited her
would lake girls Io Pay Camp plrust- was hit by a speeding cur on higlir
own
Aunt Mrs. Ernest Jacobson and fam
lel Mrs. Paul Holderness know Sev wuy al Cement plant road. She wus
Every person in America may not
By
eatin
some
vitals
away
from
ily
and her grandmother Mrs. Alice
eral girls want Io go it is stated taken to Community hospital in Med
fly over Tokyo, but every one’s
Richardson and also Mr. and U«~
home.
and ways ure hard Io find. They ford where she wus treuted for u
Standing here cookin’ and planning Elliott Butler and family at tnefr
dollars can help produce the bomb
must he there by 10 A. M. and ure forehead cut and oilier bruises. She
new country home near Albany.
how
ing planes that do*
ready Io come home at 3:30 P.M. wus thrown about 30 feet by the
Mrs Cloyd Hick from this commu
To
cook
your
meals
and
milk
a
cow.
The ones who go will liuve u impact und her bicycle wus demu-
nity attended civic club meeting at
Isn’t my ieda of being your wife
You, you, you, can join the attacks on Tokyo by saving at
grand day Io shop. Ladies or gen Islied it is said. The driver of Hie
1 want fun and pleasure out of life. Iheir new club room in the Liberty
tlemen. please don't lei the girls of cur was unknown to locul people
least 10% of your pay in W ar Bonds—by joining your com
Hiding around in lhat crate you building Wednesday for an all day
our community down. There has und detailed information wus un
pany’s pay-roll savings plan today or going to your local
meeting with a covered dish lunch-
drive
always been u way before, make available on Uie accident us the
bank or post office and buying War Savings Bonds—at least
Makes a fellow feel more dead than on at noon. Mrs. Richard Hargett the
oae for them Ibis year, Is the word News goes to press.
outgoing president was presented
alive.
10% of your pay—every pay day.
from Hie Seoul officials here. The Miss Davis is a nice of Mrs. Ben
Your clothes are laying on the bed a gift of war saving stamps Mrs.
girls will be al llu- P. <). al 9:15 Marsden.
They'll he no use after you’re dean William Cox will be installed as
Remember you can start buying War Bonds by buying War
each of those ibis
You're dusting up and we’re going president the first meeting in Sept.
RECREATION MEETING
Stamps for as little as 10c and that you get a $25 War Bond
Mrs. and Mrs. Tom Knox and dau
to town
WELL
ATTENDED
SATURDAY
NO PAPER TO HE COLLECTED
(maturity value) for only $18.75.
We’re eatin’ dnnner at a place Pve ghter Patsy Lou and niece Marie
Word has bean received from
Jones who sold their home on the
found.
Thirty-three people met Saturday
Seoul Headquarters that no more
t
U. 5. Trfanry Department
highway about the first of May to
We’re
all
buttoned
up
on
savin’
evening
for
a
recreation
meeting
at
paper is Io he collected al the pres
friend of Mr. Taylor who bought the
dimes
the
Grunge
liull
Before
the
meeting
NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
ent. Peig^e are asked Io save inaga-
AWARDS PRESENTED
Hoppe place are moving the first
You
save
yours
but
I’m
spending
opened
a
group
sung
songs.
Six
or
MEETING
sines and newspapers hut all other
of this week to Rogue River. Mrs.
AT
CLOSING
PROGRAM
mine
seven
people
not
interested
in
dune*
pa|ier is Io be burned If anyone
I want steaks and chops broiled just Knox has been re-employed as pri
let a Girl Scout know and they cun ¡ng played cards. The rest of the NOT ICE IS H h a u u i GIVEN to the
mary teacher for another year.
At
Hie
close
<
>
f
the
school
program
right
legal
voters
of
School
District
No.
has papers or magazines collected group enjoyed spuare dancing. Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lipscomn
Wednesday
evening
of
last
week
57,
of
Jackson
County,
Stale
«(
Or
md
Mrs.
Charles
Skeeters
furnished
With
gay
music
playing
throughou.
be stored.
from
near Los Angeles, spent the
Principal
Dennis
McGuire
presented
the
night.
egon,
lliut
Hie
ANNUAL
SCHOOL
the music for Hie group to dance.
award to outstanding class and in-I My thoughts all free from cares at past three weeks with M. and Mrs
MEETING
of
said
District
will
be
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jesse
Fish
of
Medford
HTH GRADE AWARDH
Al Pontz, while looking for property
home
.telii at School house; Io begin at dividuals
In addition Io the aebolarahlp ver» also present.
to re-locate in Southern Oregon hav
The
Heed
Trophy
was
awarded
to
in
hour
of
2:00
o
’clock
P.
M.
on
Il
will
he
you
and
I
all
alone.
On
June
¡tilth
isiiother
meeting
awards for the Hili graders men
ing formerly lived on Allen Creek
tioned Iasi week the following re will be held at the grange hall und Hie Hurd Monday of June, being Bob Hurt<»ii, son of Mr. and Mrs. A looking around forthings that» near Grants Pass.* They left Sunday
new
Eugene
Burton
of
Foots
Creek.
This
the
15th
day
of
June,
A.
I).
1942.
Mr.
anil
Mrs.
Skeeters
will
play
for
ceived ullilrtic awards: Rolen Rose-
for Uriah Valley Calif.
crans.Junlor
Shoemaker,
Terry .squure dancing People may play This meeting is culled for the pur is tlie first year Hie trophy has That’s what I’ve planned for me and
Roy Randleman and Donald Dick
gone
to
boy
which
is
awarded
on
pose
of
electing
One
Director
for
a
you.
—Exchange.
active
Clement. Melvin l.awis. Jerry Smith rar'hi *i1'1 “,her <’ulrt or
were
among the eleven 8th grade
scholarship,
interest
in
activities
Duane Eskew, James
Hosecrans, games, lee cream and cake will he term of three years and One Clerk
graduates from the Rogue River
-M RS. A L E N E T O L L E H O N O R P .P .
and
general
stauding
of
the
student.
for
a
term
of
One
year
and
the
tran
sold.
Anyone
interested
is
Invited
Roland Hosecrans. Writing Certifi
The- ijophomores
received the A T P R E T T Y S H O W E R T U E S D A Y school who attended a party givn
saction of business usual at such
cates were also presented to tbs to attend these meetings.
by My. and Mrs. Walter Dennis at
class
trophy.
This
was
also a first
meeting.
following pupils: Zane
Marsden,
their home in Rogue River Tuesday
In districts of the second und third time for a sophomore class to win
SCOUTS MAKE ,FAG JUGS
Rolen Hosecrans, Alice Lee Cook,
Tuesday afternoon the Paul Thonr eveng, when they were presented
this
coveted
honor.
classes
the
ballots
shall
not
be
Patricia Marsden, Raymond Gascon
Senior av al (I for
sch«lartsh(p posn home was the scene of a pretty their diplomas. Others were Philip
Joyce Colvin, Junior
Shoemaker
.Monday afternoon Hie Girl Scouts counted until one lurnr after the were made to Mary laiu Tygsrt, dau
..er in honor of Mrs. Alene Carlile. Nancy Burkett. Norma and
’olle.
Joyce Robbins. Duane Eskew, Millie met al the home of .'disses Mabel time set for the meeting to begin
Virginia Blakly. Elaine Houlihan,
Rnscrans, Earl Bennett),.
Melvin und Marguerite Moore and made fug Until the count begins, any legal ghter of Mr. und Mrs. Frank Tygart.
tbe decorations and refreshments Pauline Baker Carroll , Marshall,
David
Steinmetz,
son
of
Mr.
and^lrs
voters
of
the
district
shall
be
entit
l^wis, Josephine Robinson, Roland bags. Mrs. Lillie McKay brought her
carried out colors and themes ap Gladys Jellsey and Lucy Warinner.
Rakew, James Roserrans, Jerry portable sewing machine and help led Io vote upon any business be Milton Steinmetz also received the propriate to the occaion. The hos
scholarship
award.
fore
Hie
meeting.
Mrs. Lester Boling who lives north
Smith, Elaine Parker Hob Routh. ed sew Hie bags while Hie girls
For being the most outstanding tesses were Mesdames Paul Thomp of Grants Pass, formerly from here,
Dated this 25th day of Muy. 1942.
son,
James
Bleins,
and
Curtis
Parke,
cut
them
out
and
hemmed,
put
the
PART N O B LE C R A N D C LU B
ATTEST: t-etay Miller. District students during theic lour .years of Many lovety gifts were ‘received at Bremerton Washington where he
strings in them etc. The girls were
Past Noble Grand met at the home to average ten each but when they Clerk. Frances M. Throne, (¡hair- high school awards were given lo by the honoree. Those present were visited bar son, Wallace, recently,
2-2c Norman Blair, son of Mr and Mrs.
is stationed.. He graduated about a
of Mrs. Alta Clement. After the reg •were through had about 15 each. man Board of Directors.
Joe Blair, and to Virginia Centers, Mesdames Clyde Kell, Delos Walker month ago as ek-tricians mate third
ular business meeting a program
A.
A.
Walker,
Leah
Governor,
Nor
They will meet at the home of Mrs.
FRESHM EN
E N T E R T A IN E D
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cen
was given by Mrs. Evelyn Thomp
man Wilson, Olney Edington. H. D. class in the Navy at San Diego. Bob
Paul Holderneaa next Monday after
ters.
son.
Force, Harry Newnhatn, Walter Mc- Cameron son of Roy Cameron, at
noon and all girls interested in dy
Miss Yvonne Moore was hostess
The ahtletic award, which can
The next meeting will tie at the
Delto Motor Lodge is also in Brem
ing will be present and if the 'bags to the Freshman class on Wednes go only to a boy was awarded to Blair and the honoree and hostesses.
erton and expects to be assigned
home of Mrs. Ada Cook.
Lean,
Don
Ferguson,
A.
Munier,
Joe
dry in time they will have the stick day night after commencement in Donald Wolff, son of Mr and Mrs.
Those present were: Alta Clement
active duty soon.
Blair, the hostesses and honoree.
ers put on them. The bags will b e ___
__ _________
honor of the
Freshman Bob Burton B Wolff of Willow Creek,
Pearl Ferguson, Viola Moore, Madge
Dorman. Etta Carter. Elinor F or^ • « » '«
winning the Reed trophy. After an
--------
Mary Lou Burton daughter of Mr.
M c D onald two - timed
and Mrs. Eugene Burton was among
Willie Mrl-ean, Evelyn Thompson,' «nd distributed to the forest service evening of games and music refresh- DOÜBLE SHOWER HELD
1 BY SAVOLDI
the Seniors of the Gold Hill gradu
meats were served by the hostes? for LOCAL GIRLS
Ada Cook, Ruth I^wis, Olive Turner form there.
ates. Her brother Bob was awarded
and Mrs. Moore.
j
_____
and two visitors Nona Centars und
Sockeye Jack McDonald, popular the Reed Trophy as the most out
Those who attended were; Norma
IO O F T O P U T O N D E G R E E S
Last Thursday evening, Mrs Alva
Hazel Holderness
with
Southern Orgon wrestling fans, standing freshman student.
Jackson, Bob Burton. Ditgniar and _ „ ,
, ..
T U E S D A Y S IG H T
Adams
lost
bis match with Jumping Joe
Evelyn
Christensen.
Harlow
Banry,
All IOOF members ure urged bv
Tommy Henderson son of Mr. and
were hostesses at a shower held at Savoldi in the Medford Armory Mon
lodge officials to lie present next Katherine Hayes, Weegie Dungey,
Mrs.
Tom Hederson of the Colony
Tuesday June 9th as First' Degree Eilenn Frost, Mrs. Eugene Burton, the home of M. and Mrs. Alva fc. day evening, when he took time out and Elaine Morgan of Grants Pass
Cook
in
honor
of
their
daughter
to b solicitous ol the welfare of
the hostess and Mrs. Earl Moore.
work will be put on.
Jewel and Mrs. Hay Pederson of Joe on drop-kick. and the second to were married at Grants Pass Sat
urday. They left immediately for
Medford.
Referee Earl Yoakley With the falls Bonneville Oregon where thy will
The guests spent part of thè standing one apiece, :he first to
visit friends. They will make their
Molt« «very marlref-
evening singing and a special num Sockeye on a hip lock and press, the
home in Grants Pass. Mr. Henderson
ber was sung by Mrs Floyd Lance combatants wer standing toe to toe,
is employed at (¡amp White.
Joy B O N D D A Y !
accompoined by Mrs. Floyd Kellogg. slugging over the ropes, where Sock
Dewey’s
receives
new
shipments
Boy F. Martin who recently
Later in the evening Hie gifts were eye had deposited Joe. The referee
Mr. and Mrs Austin Gray and
bougtit Hie Hittle place, went to Los of Bed Cross shoes in white and
For our fighting men,
opened and admired by the bride attempted to end the slugfest but four children from Covelo Calif,
Angeles lust week to bring Ins wile white and tan for summer wear.
fo r our country’s future
recived a smart clip from Savoldi spent the week end at the home of
and brie-to-be.
to their home here.
and for freedom we
For men the Florsheim shoes offer
Delicious refreshments were serv for his trouble, and doubled up in Mrs. Gray’s mother Mrs. Clara B.
Jack Martin w us culled to active
must meet and beat our
the center of the ring. Sockeye turn White and sister Charlotte. Mrs.
service und left here Monday. Jack a chance to buy the best und be ed at the close of the evening.
c o u n ty W a r B o n d
ed from Savoldi to minister to the Whites mother Mrs. Flora Perry of
Mrs.
Ray
Pederson
was
married
bus been enjoying a lurlougii ol equipl for the Duration. Dewey’s
quota and keep on doing it.
Ref. and that was the curtain call Alder Point Calif is alsi her guest.
Grunts
Ì
several
weks
ago
and
lives
in
Med-
Shoe
Store.
610
1
1
street
several weeks until Iliere was an
Pick up your W a r Bondi and
for him, Joe promptly felling Sock
1c
,
ford.
Mr.
Pederson
is
in
the
army
opening for him. While waiting lor Pass, Oregon.
Mrs. Cloyd Dick and daughter Ei
Stampe on your second stop in
' hut exitecLs to be home soon be- eye with a whack across the back
lii's cull he Isas been employed at
town . . . right after you’ve told
of the neck, and climbing astride leen and Charlotte White attended
Mr
and
Mrs.
Bichard
Gray
of
I
cause
of
an
injured'oot.
Miss
Jewel
Camp White. He went to Corvallis
your eggs, m ilk, poultry, stock
his fallen foe to await the Referee's a shower Thursday given by Mrs.
last Friduy and brought his sister Diamond Lake visited relatives here * Cook will marry Mr. Walter (Duke)
or grain. No investment I t .too
Miller,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
I
returning
sensibilities and the count Robert Breeding and daughter Mrs
Jill home at the end of her school .Holiday evening,
■mall and no investment la too
Miller f Sams Valley, the latter part | The outcome of the match was Morris Jones at the Scout Hall at
year at Oregon State.
Rogue River for her daughter Edna
large . . . the important thing
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ramsey i of June at the Church of the Latter highly unpopular with the fans and
who was married Sunday afternoon
is to buy every time you sell!
re-mteh is expected.
Mrs. Leona Sullivan and children and children of Keno' Oregon arc Day Saints in Medford. Besides the n In
at the Presbyterian church at Hogue
the
middle
card.
George
Craig
V. S. Tretuttry Department
itii'g at the home of Mr. and | hostesses those present were Mes-
of Portland are visiting with Mrs
River, by Rv. Cecil Roberts to Elvis
d a il ie s , Walter Miller, Floyd Lance, blacksmith from Camp White, took
Sullivans
parents,. Mr. und Mrs. Mrs. Roy Centers.
Schultz from near Los Angeles who
two
falls
from
Dcde
(¡hack.
Chick
Hen Marsden, Elmer Dungey, Dale
Carl Lentz. They will remain until
is employed at the cantonment at
Pvt. J. It. Solomon who is sta- (¡lenient, Tom Davis, Noel Kellogg, took the first fall of the match In
Sunday. Mrs. Gilbert Lentz is also
Medford. They will live at Central
the
second
round,
with
a
body
scis
ioned in Arizona came to visit with Norman Bailey, and Misses Weegie
with her mother for a few days.
Point. Miss Dick played the wed
Mrs. Solomon who has been living Dungey, Alice Lee Cook, Eleanor sor and press, and Craig evened the
ding march.
score
with
flying
marcs
in
the
third.
at the Bisli home They went north Thornton, Marlys Adams, Edro Da
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Llngren have
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hull from
to visit with Mr. Solomon's parents vis, Edna Stutchman. Mrs. Madeline Chick hoisted Craig to his shoulders
as their guests, Mrs. Lingrens bro
for his famed lariat spin, tn the Salem, visited Monday evening at Hie
before returning to Arizona.
Dcmoux.
ther and his wife from Portland
fourth round, but Craig warily grab Ihom of his great uncles, George and
bed the top rope of the ring, throw Marion Lance while returning from
SENIOR CLASS PARTY
We still have Vaneer Wallboard
Loren Vun Horn of Ford Ord,
ing Chick off balance and climbed a weeks vacation trip to San Fran
Wars ere won by attacking, net by
After
the
commencement
program
for sale, also a plentiful supply of
Calif, visited with his parents this
lifting in e fort I
cisco, with his uncle Carl Hull.
¡most lumber and building materials. last week the members of the senior aboard for a press.
last week. He is e corporal of Hu>
And today America li taking the
A solitary fall, by a cradle hold,
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Childers and son
I.umber us low as $25 M, surfaced class went in a tody to Central
offaniive againit the A iii with hard-
Motorcycle Scouts at Fort Ord,
Copeland Yards, Grants Pass. l-4c Point and had supper at Kyle's in the 4th canto, gave Jam Corbett John from near Los Angeles were
fighting, non-itoppabla
men end
lunch room They enjoyed dancing his victory over Chief Thunderbird here last week to visit her brothers
meterlelil
Word Jias been received by his
W e're taking the offaniive, teo,
there also and then they ended the inthe opening mach.
Jesse and Bill Cotton. Mr Childers
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
I).
Force
und
family that Lt. Art Gorham lias an
againit the enemy et home— the Infla
In a special event, Tex Climer, returned to his work and she will
evening
by
attending
the
carnival
in
Jack
visited
Sunday
al
the
homes
address now und is all set to hear
tionary 6th column that blows price!
another cantonment worker, took remain for a longer visit.
iky high.
from from friends. Lt. Art Gorham of Paul Forte in Eagle Point and Central Point.
one
fall from Norval Stockstill, of
Yeu can help In both fights by living
Military Police Scool, Camp Willi Bruce Force at Central Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lance from
EIGHTH GRADERS HAVE PARTY Talent, with a body press.
at le n t 10*/, of your money in U. 5.
ams, Lehi, Utah.
here and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Magerle
W ar lo n d i every pay day. Attack the
Mr and Mrs. Owen Woods of
A tli with yeur dolleri today.
Miss Beth Paulsen and her sister of Rogue River attended the funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Marsden were
Weed visited aMhe home of Mrs.
WANTED
You can ita rt with es little e i e 10c
Mrs.
Coats of Portland, were Gold services in Medford Friday after
hosts
to
the
eightfi
grade
class
after
Mary Morelock over the week-end.
W ar Stamp and you ean gat a $25.00
We want wool, mohair, hides and Mrs. Morelock is the mother of Mr. their commencement program last Hill visitors Sunday afternoon
noon for Mr. Roy Seaman sister-in
W ar Bend (maturity value) for only
pelts. Also scrap Iron and all kinds Owen.
law of Mrs. Magerle that was held at
week, at their home on the Old
$15.75— at your local poit office bank
of m^tal, jonk batteries and radia
er ether aonvaniant salat aganey.
Stage Road.
Mr. and Mrs. James McGuire re- Conger Funeral Home with inter
tors.
Harry
Trcsham,
former
resident
The
boys
and
girls
enjoyed
games
turnd
totheir home in Newburg af ment at the Stearns cemetery In Tal
V. S. Trtunry Dtfarlmtnl
GRANT! PAM BARGAIN HOUBB of Gold Hill and now of Kerby vis and afterwards ware served deli ter a week's visit with Mr. sad Mrs. ent. She was the sister of Jay Ter-,
J O IN THE ATTACK O N T O K Y O ,
. . YOURSELF!
F A R M E R S :..
fcOCALlIAPPENINCSI
ON THE OFFENSIVE
AMERICA!
0 8 S, #th St.
Grant« Paw, Ora. ited here Sunday.
cious refreshments.
Dennis McGuire end Jo Ann,
¡rail, poatmaitar at Talent,