Illinois Valley News, Thursday, December 22, 1938
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SELMA NOTES
Walton returned home
from college at Ashland, to spend
the holidays with his parents at
Selma.
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Applications Ready
Empire Girl Job
Serving as information girl in
the
Josephine county booth at the
Don Thompson of Selma left
Redwood
Empire exposition is not
Wednesday for Los Angeles to
visit Mrs. Thompson who is teach going to be a gay whirl of sight
seeing and social activities offered
ing school in the southern city.
by the Redwood Empire associa
A group of girls went to Grants tion.
Any woman between the ages
Pass, last Saturday and gave a
of
20 and 35, having lived in Jose
surprise party on Miss Betty June
Wilson at the Wilson home.
A phine county two years, may make
delicious luncheon was served to application for the position at the
the guests and later they attended Chamber of Commerce.
Must Know Empire
the show at the Rogue theatre.
She will be required to have
Dryden and Central school will had experience in sales work and
give their Christmas program Fri- a thorough knowledge of highway
and transportation routings
day night at the Grange hall.
through each county of the nine
The Deer Creek Grange meet in the Redwood Empire. She must
ing last Saturday had a large at know of accommodations, attrac
tendance with Bridgeview Grange tions, resources, agricultural, com
well represented. Potluck supper mercial and industrial pursuits
and opportunities, residential pos
was served’.
sibilities and other features of all
the
Empire—to the end that she
The additional room being built
may
effectively “sell” the Red
on the Deer Creek Grange hall is
progressing nicely and workmen wood Empire counties.
In order that she may base this
hope to have it completed by
Christmas. Plans are being made knowledge on first hand informa
for holding a community dinner tion, a trip through the other eight
after the style of the Thanksgiv counties will be made from Feb
ing dinner which was such a big ruary 5 to 13 inclusive, at the
expense of the Redwood Empire
success this year.
exposition commission. The trip
The Selma B. Y. P. U. Christ is to be made by girls chosen for
mas party was a grand success. first, second and third choice and
The young people met at the home will be made without compensa
of Marion Grey at 8 o’clock. They tion. Final training period will be
were divided into troops where made at the fair from February
15 to 17.
relay games were played. Bargain
February to December
counters for Christmas shoppers
The salary of the information
and other interesting events.
girl
will be $100 a month from
Prizes were given to the winders.
February 15 to December 2, in
Dainty refreshments were served
semi-monthly payments. She will
to about 25 guests.
be required to provide her own
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transportation to the exposition.
Mrs. Violet Pyle and family ac
She
will be required to maintain
companied by Mrs. R. L. Biss of
Grants Pass, and Mrs. B. Pyle of herself as to lodging and subsis
Klamath Falls, were visitors at tence; and must also transport
the Edgar Barnes home last Sun herself between residence and
Redwood Empire building
day.
Treasure Island, daily, while
The many friends of Lew Ham duty. Her hours of duty will
mer will be glad to know of his staggered from 10 a. m. to 10 p.
gradual improvement during his m. to conform with park traffic
illness. He is still confined to the service requirements in the build
hospital, but is able to be around ing and such other requirements as
the commission representatives
some.
may determine. While on duty,
staff members will wear dignified
KERBY HIGH
apparel to be furnished by the
SCHOOL NEWS
commission.
Personality Plus
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Qualifications as established by
lead 8 to 1 at the end of the first the Redwood Empire exposition
quarter.
commission require that the girls
Grants Pass came back in the chosen must “be possessed of
second quarter scoring 7 points pleasant personality; must be dig
while Kerby was scoring only 1. nified, diplomatic, likeable, at
Kerby lead at the half time 9 to 8. tractive, dependable and steady—
In the second half Grants Pass at all times.” “As an ambassador
would not be denied, and paced of good-will and spokesman for
by Gray, speedy forward, scored each county, each staff member
14 points to Kerby’s 6. Gray lead must be possessed of good address
the victors with 10 points, while and high class public relations
Brooks, Kerby forward, led the technique. Utmost courtesy and
losers with 6.
diplomacy must be exerted by
Lineup
staff members at all times . . .
Kerby (15)
Grants Pass (24) this means that staff members
Brooks (6)
F Thomas
(0) must not only be even disposition
Bergman (4)
F Lanning (4) and good nature must be its best,
Prentice (4)
C Mooers
(0) requiring adequate concentrated
Henry (0)
G Newman (1) sales efforts. This means
that
Schumacher (0)
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G Dully
(4) the staff members must not expect
Hill (0)
S Gray
(10) to enter into the gay social whirl
S Stine
Haberman (0)
which the Exposition will engen
baugh
der, but on the contrary, must ar
Referee, I jiws , Kerby.
rive each day for work with
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clear mind and a full measure
American legion Holds rest.’’
Business Meeting
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RADIO SHOP
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COMMITTEE MEETING
DECIDES DEAD LINE
At a committee meeting last
Monday in the Grants Pass Cham
ber of Commerce, it was decided
that the dead line for applicants
would be December 31st.
Any
girl who wishes to make applica
tion can get one at The News of
fice or Secretary Larry Manuel at
the Grants Pass chamber building.
There will be two examinations.
The written one on January 6th
and an oral examination the week
following, date to be announced
later.
It will be a hard job, but will
be worth it to any girl who is ask
ing for a chance to get some place.
The really smart girls on this com
mission will be taken up in regular
lines of business very quickly. So
it is a wonderful opportunity to
any girl.
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Last Wednesday night Glenn
Morrison Post No. 70 of the
American Legion held their reg
ular business meeting in the Leg
ion hall at Cave Junction.
There was a good turnout and
the business of the evening was
transacted so smoothly that the
meeting was over at 10 o’clock.
C. L. Schumacher was reported
on the sick list at his home in
Kerby and Don Morrison at the
Veterans hospital in Portland.
There were three visitors. K. D.
LeVan, H. L. Hemingson and G.
A. Hicks. The first two are the
owners of the H. X Li Cafe and
George Hicks Is the new- propri
etor of the Illinois Valley Motor
company, all of Cave Junction.
The next meeting Wednesday,
January 4th, will be a most im
portant one as there are very im
portant questions for the mem
bers to decide and everyone is re Christmas Eve Caroling
quested to be present so the Post [ At the Willadora Tree
On Saturday night, at 8 o'clock,
may know their views on the sub 1
jects.
there will be a special program of
unusual interest in the yards of
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LAST CALL
The Willadora.
In addition to
This is The News’ last call to the singing of Christmas carols
readers to come in and obtain Mrs. Edmund Meola will sing a
their Christmas gift, a handsome selected solo, accompanied by
pen and pencil set.
Office will Mrs. Lee. The public is invited.
After the program groups of
remain open Saturday night.
carolers will sing along the Red
Carl Stallcup of Kerby is re wood highway and in various
covering from a recent illness.
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