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About The Times. (Gold Hill, Or.) 1952-1953 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1953)
Fog» e THE TIMES Rogue R iv e r,O re g o n G o ld Jon, y» , 1953 CIVIC CLUB N E W L A N D fc T O D D M O T O R ser vic e T exaco P ro d u cts Phone 5 - 9122 C old H ill, O regon • 's ük lif K The com bined 4H club* of Evans V alley met a t the Le- Roy Buck home January 23rd. The Happy Hoppers, Happy Hoers, and Home Econo m ics Clubs were represented. The forty present enjoyed gam es, a taffy pull, and sing' ing accom panied by M rs.E .J. Butterfield at the piano. The Rogue River C ivic Club m et January 23rd for a social m eeting. Mrs. H azel W hite, president, presided. Fourteen members a t t ended, and two guests, Mrs. M abel ’'rooks and Mrs. Harold Wehren who spoke on the March of Dimes Drive. M rs.C .B . Willoughby was reported ill. FORMER RESIDENTS VISIT MINNEAPOLIS VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Christophersen of Brookings. South D akota, were recent visitors frt Rogue River. The Christophersens fo r merly owned the present Henrv Corbin property on the Old Stage Road. W2JMXI R oom « and A p a r tm e n ts W A L L E R S INN Mr. and Mrs. A lbert Stro bel of M inneapolis have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry C o r bin of Old Stage Road. • NEW CHOIR ROBES FLOOD CAME IN FRONT DOOR and took out the back of this sum m er co ttag e on the beach by E m il’s Rogue View Inn. Why the w ater ignored taking out the front was still a moot question but the stand near the sm all dance floor was wreck as were the ••Him” and “ H er" dressing rooms for swimmers. IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Roscoe H argitt of Rogue River is in the Josephine G eneral Hospital. HAPPY HANDY HELPERS W IS E AND B U D G E T W IS E CHOOSE The Happy Handy Helpers sewing club met a t the home of their leader, Mrs.Ferd Jones on Friday afternoon January 23. Officers elected were; President. Marilyn Hixon; Vice - presldent, Sandra Densmore; Secretary, G ail C ollins; News Reporter, Sharron Flem ing;Song leader, Daleen C lem ents;P ro- gram co m m ittee , Nancy Whiten m er and Beverly Todd. V ice-president Sandra Densmore w ill be yell leader, and assist with record books. The lesson on use of the sewing m achine was given by the leader, and the girls p ra c t ised sewing straight lines and turning corners. The next m eeting w ill have the lesson on head scarves and w ill be held January 30, after school a t the hom e of Mrs Ferd Jones. Popcorn was served as re freshments. W OM EN OUR BETTER DRY CLEANING Kilmer j Cleaners RANCH and RIVER PROPERTIES Gtd S taye Reato, OLD STAGE ROAD GOLD HILL tim b er sales CARL T. NELSON BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HOME RHONE GOLO HILL S 9 0 6 S PAST NOBLE GRANDS “ 1 MARCH OF DIMES EVANS VALLEY PTA Evans V alley PTA m et January 20th a t 8 p. m. In the school house a t W imer. Mrs. Myron Newton, president, called the m eeting to order A program of movies was presented It was decided by the or g anization to help in the c o ll ectio n of clothing for Korea. Mrs. Jam es Scadding w ill be in charge of the project. Refreshments were serv ed by Mis. George John ston and the 4th grade mothers. Mrs. H agbery’s 3rd grade won the room count for last month. 2 -3 / VISITED PARENTS FINE FOOD HKT-AKFVHT — L U N C H - - D IN N E R -— Open 7 O-ra td 10 p.m. Price« Greyhound R im Stop BRIDGE CAFE Phone 901 W» Deliver it io Your Job I Mrs. Ray Quesenberry left early this week after spending a month with her parents, M r.and Mrs. E.W . Shock of Evans Creek. Eugene Shock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Shock , returned to Port land after spending the w eek-enc with his parents. GRANTS PASS READY MIX Phones 7573 - 3131 h a r r y HUDSON g ar ag e Harry Flores Hudson Leyen Gold Hill won two gam es out of three with Sams Valley Thursday, the 15th, at Sams Valiev The scores were: A squad. 30-23, B squad 21-5. and the third gam e was a tie. ••• Anna and Larry Maerz of Modoc C o u n ty ,C alifo rn ia, e n t ered Gold HUI School, Monday, January 19th. D o n 't be too la te The girls choir of the Gold H ill Methodist Church wert to make their in itial appearance in their new choir robes Sunday, January 18th. The robes were made by Mrs. Ethel Mays, and the girls are very proud of them . I * TH E ANSW ER TO YOUR B U IL O IH C PRO BLEM The Past Noble Grands of the Rebekah Lodge m et at the RETURNED TO EVANS VALLEY home of Mrs. W ilbur Martin in Gold H ill at 8 p. m. Thursday, C lin t Hawkins, Jr. of East January 22nd. There were nineteen p re Evans Creek went back to Laings burg, M ichigan, to bring Mrs. sent. Hawkins, and her father,C harley Refreshments were served Wilson, back to Evans Valley. by Mrs. Wilbur Martin and Mrs. Mrs. Hawkins had been Evelyn Novak. ca lle d East by the death of her m other, M rs.C harley Wilson. GOLD HILL SCHOOL NEWS ROGUE VARIETY fit* .O re g o n EVANS VALLEY 4H CLUBS march of dimes STYLE H ill O g. / at« zl ? f/uttaut ; f i M 11 ri > 'NOW I o w ith too little © H or business ♦ Opal's Beauty Shop Now M anaged By FRENCH LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS 1,6 S W . J St. Cranli P m (A g nes D M a h o n e y . £ l °SED MONDAYS Rhone R. R 2 7 4 + THE PEOPLE’S MARKET PIACE +
