Friday, February 8, 1935
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
About People You Know!
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• Coming here to spend a month
in the Convalescent home, Mrs. M
L. Johnson arrived in Ashland a
few <lays ago from Klamath Falls,
her home.
• Word was received here recent
ly of the resignation from the
state police force of Keith Am
brose, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G
Ambrose of 502 Fairview, Ash
land. Recuperating from an auto
mobile accident last October when
ihls cur struck a cow on the high
way, Ambrose had ls*en offered his
former Job as fire chief of Klam
ath Falls, and accepted lust month
Ambrose was one of Oregon state
police' most popular officers, and
was stationed in Medford during
political excitement of two years
ago He hux been a resident of
Klamath Falls since the udvent of
the first train there.
• The Zulecma Temple No. 13.
Daughter» of the Nile, met Tues
day, January 29, In a special ses
sion. In the dining room of the
Masonic Temple luncheon wax
served for IM) at 12:30 o'clock
i. The dining room was decorated
m.with daffodils, sweet peas and
[>'- smllax, which combined with pas
tel candle shades, made a beauti
ful setting. The tables were ar
ranged to form u xquurc where, in
the center, Mrs. Margaret Whittle,
hostess for the candidates, wax
sitting. The temple decorations
were done in Oriental style, with
beautiful Chinese rugs ami pampas
grasses arranged in attractive
ways
Five candidates became Daugh
ters of the Nile at this time, the
Misses Grace Holmes and Isaura
Young of Medford, Rosa Franco,
duughter of the queen, Mrs Lulu
B Franco, and Betty Dean of Ash
land. and Gladys Sults of Lake
view.
Miss Dorothy Reynolds pre
sented the high schiMil sextette and
the boys trio during the short re
cess in two groups of lovely num
bers.
Next week, in Granta Pass, in
stallation of officers will take
place at 7:00 at the faigrounda,
preceded by an afternoon of enter
tainment, and followed by a grand
ball.
• We should like to take this op
portunity to offer our congratula
tions to the high school debate
team, George Hall. Della Willard.
Kathryn Doyle, and Phyllis Sparr
in their recent victories over their
opponents. The first two. who in
cidentally worked together last
year under the excellent coaching
of Rolla Reedy, took the affirma
tive side of the argument and won
it. The others won the negative
question, both over Crescent City.
We wish you the same luck you
have had in the past when you go
to meet Klamath Falls.
• Misses Marietta Whitney and
Nancy Gill returned home Friday
for the week-end from Portland
with Mr. and Mrs. Don Whitney,
who had been visiting in Portland
since the middle of last week. They
returned home on Sunday evening.
• Mrs. E. F. Starr spent the
week-end with her mother, Mrs. G.
Hunter of Third street, returning
to Granta Pass Sunday morning.
• Mrs. K. Fred Wolcott and baby
daughter arrived in Ashland re
cently to spend several days with
her mother and father, Mr. and
Mrs. William Taylor.
• Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Curtright,
who have been staying at the
Lithta hotel for the past two and
a half months, recently returned
to their home in San Luis Obispo.
They may decide to make their
home in Ashland at some future
date.
' • Mrs. C. W Fortmiller and Mrs.
C. A. Haines were co-hostesses at
a dessert bridge, given at the home
of Mrs. Fortmiller. The rooms were
attractively decorated in sweet
peas of pastel shades. Playing at
the four tables were the following
guests: Mesdames Harvey A.
Woods, Edwin Dunn, Frank Dean,
Roy Frazier, Dom Provost, W. E.
Bartlett, Gerald Wenner, Rilling
Schuerman, H. G. Enders, W. M.
’.Valls, Claire Tufts, Mrs. Archi
bald, and the hostesses, Mrs. Fort
miller and Mrs. HaineB. High score
flower pri-xentatlon will be held
Tarantella, Op. 191, Drdla, Joe
“Drunken drivers must go,” says
Roger Babson says American
lie in pant recitals.
the Saturday Evening Post. But farmers are on the way to recov
Burdic.
Una Vez en Mayo, Op, 64, No. 1, wouldn’t it be better if they ery, which may be news to those
The program will be ax fololws:
didn't? Weston Leader.
in this bailiwick - Weston Leader.
Golden I tod, Harvey, Mouryne Popper, Leslie Kincaid.
Mazurka, Mlynaraki, Alice Cog
Burton.
Twinkling Stars, Harvey, Bonnie gin».
Rezeda, Op. 59, Friml, Mary
Boone.
Rose Petals, Wallace, Veda Wil Roberson.---------- •------------
5-COURSE
liams
Carey Williams of Georgia lx
Elegy, IJK-y, Jean Van Ness.
ROAST TURKEY
Barcarolle, Offenbach, Corrine getting out a dandy column »Ince
he lost hix appendix. Olin Miller
Croft
FRIED CHICKEN or STEAK
Bohemian Girl, Balfe, Harry would do well to establish credit
with a Thomaston surgeon. Wee
l<;iiin
Sleepy Hollow, Kountz, Patsy ton (Oregon) Leader.
DINNER
Whitney,
A new "sound microscope” 1 b
Martha, Flotow, Jeannette Bur capable of amplifying sound ten
EVERY SUNDAY, 12 TO 8 P.M.
thouxand billion time». We shudder
ton.
AT THE
to think that one of those Long
Selected, Billy Willits.
Valse Petite, Kern, Stanley speeches might carry to Oregon.—
Weston deader.
Coleman.
Romance in A Minor, Williams
If the gold clause 1» restored,
Dick Dayhoff.
G. Howe Harduppe says his cred
My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice, itor» will lose the difference be
Good Lunches and Dinners
Saint-Saëns, Andrew Johnson.
tween what they can’t get then
Every Day in the Week
O Sole Mio, Di Capua, Dale Wil- and what they couldn't get before.
Hams.
Weston leader.
I .a Paloma, Y radier, Beatrice i
Worth
La Cinquantaine, Gabriel-Marie,
Carol Templer.
Song of India. Rimsky Korsa
kov, Peggy Guiley.
Norwegian Dance No. 2, Grieg. I
Ix»is White.
Secret Love. Resch, Shirley Wal
ton.
Resignation Op. 59, Dancla, Jean
Billings
Hungarian Dance, Drdla, Mar- |
garet Harrison.
Nocturne, Mendelssohn, Elmer
Ayers.
Romance Sans Paroles, Van
Gocns, Phyllis Sparr.
Serenade, Galkine, Ruth Hardy.
Kujawiak, Wieniawski, Florence
Hubert.
Canzonetta
from
Concerto,
Tschaikowsky, Francis Aikens.
award went to Mrs. Dom Provost,
second high to Mrs. Willard Grubb.
• Mr. and Mrs, E. F. Cooper re-
turned Monday night from a visit
to Loa Angeles.
• Rev. S. W. Hall, pastor of the
First Methodist church, left for
Portland and Hulem Wednesday
morning. He expects to be In Mc
Minnville Wednesday night. Rev.
Hall is scheduled to give an ad-
dress la-fore the student body of
Willamette university Thursday
morning. Friday he is to be In
Portland In attendance ut the mid
year meeting of the board of trus-
tees of the university, of which he
in a member. The new president,
Dr Bruce R. Baxter, will give his
first mid-year report, together
with recoin mednations for the fu
ture policy of the school.
O Minx Virginia, King of Palm
uyenue, Ashland, spent the week
end with Miss Leafs Bedford of
Medford, returning home late Sun
day afternoon.
• lx>is Crawford and family, of
Tule lake, were spending several
days with relatives at Talent this
week.
• C. A Crit Tolman and his aunt,
Mrs D E Wright, who have been
house guests of Mrs. L. A Phillips,
eft recently for the south by
notor to visit friends and relatives
in Han Francisco. Sacramento and
San Diego with Mr. Tolman’s
Brother. Chester Tolman.
• Mrs. C. R IJ. Jones and daugh
ter, Mrs. Elwood Hedburg, re
turned to Ashland Wednesday
from the Saint Francis hospital
In San Francisco where she has
been much Improved by treatments
which she received there.
• Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Butler and
We Specialize
Mr and Mrs D. Perozzi spent the
week-end on the coast at Brook
in Fresh
ings. returning to Ashland Mon
day
• Rev. Sydney W. Hall left Wed
nesday morning for Salem where
GUARANTEED
he is to address the Willamette
university student body on "Youth
Getting Heady for Tomorrow.” He
will go from Salem to McMinnville
Thursday on business, and on Fri
On the Blvd.
day he will visit Portland to attend
Often Evenings and Sundays
the semi-annual meeting of the
board of trustees of Willamette.
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He will return home Saturday.
O Mrs. Gordon MacCracken and
Mra. T. D. Wagner entertained
Saturday evetng at a dessert
bridge at Mra. Wagner's home.
There were four tables in play.
Mrs Hal McNair received the
ladies' award, Mr. I. E. Vining the
men's award, and Mrs. A.,E. Kin
ney, the door prize.
Headquarters for
O The Junior-Senior P-TA benefit
dinner given Friday, February 1,
Buying and Selling
v.-as pronounced a general success,
financially because Mrs. A. C. Joy
of Fruits and
made the report that $46.50 was
made, and altogether everyone
Vegetables
seemed to enjoy themselves. The
P-TA is greatly gratified, especial
A FEW APPLES AT
ly by the number, 170, of people
REASONABLE PRICES
who were present. The Mesdames
A. C. Joy, Murray Murphy, Hal
We Deliver
McNair, R. L. Burdic. C. L. Berg
strom, Fred Hitchcock, Charles
Forsythe and many others who
helped on committees wish to ex
Right on the Corner
press their thanks for the support
they received.
• Lawrence Hubert, well known
violinist, will present nearly 30 vio
lin students Friday evening at 7:30
o'clock at the Lithia hotel. This
COFFEE ROASTER
program will be of extreme inter
est to local music lovers and par Ashland Blend ................ 25c lb.
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ents of Ashland. The pupils repre Brazilian Coffee
sent nearly every degree of pro
PEANUTS ROASTED DAILY
ficiency and range in age from
Always Fresh
youngsters Just starting school to
violinists at advanced stages. The
North Main and Water Sts.
public is invited to attend. No
65c
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February 11th to 16th, Inclusive
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Brookfield Cheese, per pound......21c
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pound 2c
1C
dozen 9c
dozen 25c
NUOOA,
19C
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