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Friday, February 15, 1935 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 2 rA 11/1111*11 ■ If PRO criticism on the presentations. To- 50 liVlfinmnstuii HOMEMAKERS Columbia and W w nl«ht Clackamas. counties were to present with "Happy Birthday" and small the evening by different members red hearts written across the top. of the clubs. Miss Etzwiller received many • After complete renovation, Nin- lovely gift« and wax com Inger's cafe will reopen on Friday their plays pletely surprised when the follow night, so all you little boy« and _____________ EDITED BY EDWINA hmm Applegate delegates from the ing guests walked in: Margaret I extension unit include Mrs A. N. • Miss Frances Hess of Ashland, heard over KM ED on Washing- Milholn and Harry Hoxie, Marjorie girls ami you big .boys and girl« Krause. Mrs. Lee Port, Mrs. Fred recently was pledged to Alpha 1 ton's birthday. The hour for this Mllholn and Steve Fowler. Ruth who have been wondering whut you Offenbacher and the writer. From Gamma Delta, a social sorority. program will be announced later Warren ami I »on Callahan, Mr. and were going to do with yourself Ashland arc Mrs. P C. Forsythe. Miss Hess is a student of Home A group of ensemble players will Mrs. Jean Smith, and the host, with no place to go for a lot of Mrs. A. C. Joy, and Mrs. Ray Economics at the University of be featured consisting of the Barney Mast. By MAUDE POOL CORVALLIS- Fifty of Jackson Burns of Bellview. An event of Oregon. Misses Mary Louise Roberson and • Friday evening. February 8, fun. will have to worry no more. county's homemakers from home special interest to many is the • Miss Madge Mitchell, who is Alice Coggins, violins; Mrs Herta extension units. Granges, city and mother, son and daughter tea to teaching in Gold Hill, spent the [ Denton, flute; and Chester Woods, Theta Delta Phi, men's «cliolnstlc county P-TA councils, and other morrow afternoon, given by Omi- week-end in Ashland with her par- | 'cello. An orchestration for the honorary fraternity, was host to orangizations are among the 600 cron Nu and the home economics ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mitchell , auxiliary theme song, "Trees, — is Sigma Epsilon PI, women's »cho I delegates at Corvallis this week for club at Withycombe house. Lee • On her 85th birthday. February being prepared by the music chair lastic honorary sorority and Phi Home Interests conference, but it Port Jr., student in the school of 6. Mrs. Jennie Hammond was hon man. Frieda Ernestine Hartley, to Beta Sigma, teacher's honorary so is Mrs. Mabel Thornton of Fish forestry: Beth Joy, Junior student. ored by Mrs. A. C. Spindler, hos be sung by Mrs Fred Schuerman ciety in the second annual tri- i lake in southern Oregon who truly and Adena Joy, faculty member, tess at a lovely birthday party. with string and flute accompuni- club banquet in the history of possesses the courage of her con are expected to Join their mothers The afternoon was spent in play | merit. The auxiliary ladies' quartet, Southern Oregon Normal «chool Dr. Walter Redford gave a speech victions and tramped through six at the tea. ing anagrams, followed by delight the Mesdamea Smith. L. Hansen. Delegates find their programs ful refreshments served at a well- Edwin Dunn and Paul Beyers will of welcome to the members of the miles of snow in a drenching rain in order to be here on the campus scheduled with a swift tempo, lec appointed table lighted by candles, ! be heard in patriotic numbers, and clubs and the toastmaster, Dave tures throughout the day on varied with center piece of the birthday Mr«. Alita Lear will favor the ra Adams, president of Theta Delta for the week's program. subjects of interest to the home cake, which had Happy Birthday dio audience with a whistling solo. Phi, introduced the speaker of the For nearly a year Mrs. Thorn maker given by prominent speak written on top in pink and green I accompanied by Chester Woods on evening, Don Newbury, prominent ton. who is an active extension attorney of Medford. Mr. New service worker, being a member of ers, many of whom are nationally Many lovely gifts were received the 'cello. bury's speech was on the «object known; complete programs every • A surprise party was given for the Jackson county executive com by the honoree from the following mittee, had planned to attend con evening, with opportunity between guests: Mesdames Estella Cobb. Miss Hazel Etzwiller on her twen of "Racialism and the Student." ference—she knew she was coming times for swimming, inspection of Bertha Corthell. Myrtle Spaulding, tieth birthday anniversary at 8:00 Several other short welcoming speeches were made by Fred Pan- and only two things could stop numerous exhibits, and trips to li Maude Cyphers. Tarbox. Lulu o'clock Tuesday evening at her her. she said last night—deep snow braries, green houses, nursery Howard. A F. Abbott and the home. 95 Coolidge street, by Bar key, president of Phi Beta Sigma, and Beth Cummings, president of ney Mast. and sickness. But eight feet of schools, home management houses hostess. Mrs. Spindler. Sigma Epsilon Pi. Several songs and other places of interest. During the evening guests en snow last month, with more than • Mr and Mrs. Harry E. Jones, Jackson county guests are who have been residents of Ash joyed dancing and games and at were presented in the course of a foot remaining in drifts at the present, failed to stop her. With housed together at Hawley hall. land for the past three years, com- 10 o'clock attractive refreshments her car stuck somewhere in the and meals are served at the Me oing here from Raleigh, North were served, carrying out the Val For Your Garden Fish lake vicinity since December. mortal union. Carolina, have gone to Loa Angeles entine idea in the beautiful cake. The W ’ illamette valley weather Mrs. Thornton donned her rubber for a vacation. Mrs. Jones will boots and snow shoes, took her is great. It's been raining and rain probably return to Ashland in a Morrrop Fertilizer—Vigoro son along to carry her suitcase, ing and raining. month or six weeks, but Mr. Jones ----------- •-------- -— STINK and began the journey to Corvallis. plans to remain in the south In Field Seasis Asparugus Plunts AND More than two miles were tra definitely. Clover and <>ruM»e* Onion Sets POULTRY Barnthouse Market versed on snow shoes, the rest of of All Kinds • Harvey Gearhart, well-known BARTER and trade sales Organi S<<ed Potatoes TONICS zation can use livestock, labor in Ashland, left last Saturday the Journey being made through OnpriS 279 E MlllD llodgrii-Hrvwwter Feed* a Specialty—Starling Maahm—Dairy slush, mud and torrents of rushing, v/ptllS IL. 1 Idin morning for Oakland, Calif , to and farm produce. Particular« Egg Maahe»—C'bk'k Feeders—Fountains FMdi water cutting gullies in the road. at Fix It shop, 343 East Main. stay at the Boeing school of aero iMonday This Week But Mrs. Thornton says Just one Ashland. IÍ22) nautics for a week. Later he ex lecture was worth the trip, and Frank Barnthouse has opened a pects to enroll in the schoql. Gear ANYONE wishing help, male or yesterday she spoke briefly of her new market at 279 East Main hart has been employed for the PHONE 91 female, inquire at the free em experience over KOAC during the street, definitely taking over the past year and a half at the Lithia ployment office at 343 East extension service program. A num business from his father. J. L. hotel. Main Wanted: Experienced ber of others from Jackson county Barnthouse. Formerly located in • Lawrence Hubert presented his newspaper solicitor, tree pruner. also were on the air yesterday the Ashland Groceteria. Bam- pupils in a fine violin recital Fri <f22) morning. thouse moved to his present loca day night at the Lithia hotel Each Jackson county is playing a tion the first of the week. pupil showed unusual technique CONVALESCENT HOME - 153 prominent part in the conference Granite, Ashland, cares for In J. L. Barnthouse had been in and promise for the future. Every program. Monday Mrs. Effie Birds business in Ashland for the past number on the program was played To valids and aged at $40 per eye of Rogue River was elected 25 years, and had always main with a mastery of understanding. month and up. room and board, state president of the Oregon state tained a high standard of service The pupils presented were Dale light housekeeping rooms and home economics extension council. and enterprise. Many of his old Williams, Bonnie Boone. Stanley cabins available. • (fl5tf) Mrs. Birdseye, however, was un friends and customers will regret Coleman. Jeanette Burton, Beat able to attend conference on ac his retirement, but all wish his son rice Werth. Mouryne Burton. Dick FOR SALE 200 good used tires From count of illness Five members of most successful business in its new Dayhoff, Veda Williams, Patsy and tubes; also an A-l trailer. the Jackson county executive com- location. See us before you buy. Madden's Whitney. Corinne Croft, Van Ness. mittee were present for the annual Tire Shop. (fl5) Andrew Johnson. Billy Willets, Barnthouse and his assistant, Harry Kahn. Peggy Guiley, Alice meeting of the council held here Foss Cramer, have been in meat Coggins. Lois White, Jean Billings. FOR SALE 56 acres Bear creek Monday. soil, all fenced, free irrigation, Jackson county's winning play. markets for quite some time, and Carol Templar. Margaret Harrison, lots of water; this is one of the “The Valiant,” presented by Phoe are fully equipped to give the best Florence Hubert, Joe Burdic, El best buys in Jackson county: A nix Grange, was presented last of service and quality meats to all mer Ayers, Shirley Walton, Ruth clear title for $4000; $1000 will night at the play festival with former and new customers. Hardy. Leslie Clncaid, Francis ------------------------- •-------------------------- handle. See Reed and Robison other winners from Multnomah, Aikens and Phyllis Sparr. Ashland’s (fl5) HELEN BIEDE MILLIGAN Lane and Josephine, and ranked Mary Louise Roberson, one of well with the other entries, ac PASSES HERE MONDAY the most brillian young violinists FOUND—Truck tire chain; owner Complete Food Market cording to Herbert Rahe, profes in the city, was unable to be In the may have same by identifying sor of speech at Willamette uni Mrs. Helen Biede Milligan recital, but she will be presented and paying for this ad. Inquire versity. who offered constructive passed away at her home on Laur in another recital soon at the of R. A. Minkler, 240 C street Lithia hotel. el street Monday, February 11. Ashland. (fl5) TRY OUR FAMOUS Mrs Milligan was bom in Phoe • Miss Charlotte Wolters had as nix, Oregon, and was married to her guests Saturday evening at a FOR SALE Thoroughbred Boston Bull puppies, ready for weaning Victor O. Milligan October 7, 1929, delightful Valentine party Elaine For further Information address who survives her. Mrs. Milligan Andrews. Eleanor Oium, Helen Vaugn Stone, 1128 West Main, also is survived by her mother. Dunn, Betty Beatty, Lucille Lam or phone 369-J-2, Medford. (fl5) Mrs. H. C. Stock, and one sister, bert, Frances Aikens, Ethel Mae Miss Gertrude Biede; a step-broth Thompson and Gladys Lininger. GARDEN TOOLS, dining room ta V er, Al C. Stock of Sacramento. Refreshments were served at a ble, camp beds and all kinds of WHITE, YELLOW Mrs. Milligan was a valued mem table beautifully decorated with A used furniture. Parr’s Trade ber of Christian Science church flowers, and lighted by candles Shop, on the Plaza. (fl5) OR CHOCOLATE and the local Rebekah lodge. placed on both ends of the table. Her family moved to Ashland in At the conclusion of the amusing WANTED—Used furniture and old 1902, where they since have re games, Ethel Mae Thompson was stoves; turn your “white ele sided and a host of friends in awarded first prize and Eleanor phants’* into cash. Whittle A Few Cooking southern Oregon mourn her pass Oium second prize. Transfer Co. Ifl5) ing. • A birthday dinner was given Apples, per box Memorial services were held by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Peachey for WILL PAY CASH for clean, soft Southern Oregon’s Leading Food Merchante cotton rags, buttons removed, at Fancy Apples, Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o’ their son, Bill Bailey, celebrating Miner office, 167 East Main 6 pounds ....... clock at the Stock funeral home, his eighteenth birthday, on Sun conducted by the Christian Science day, February 10. Every member We Deliver church. The remains were shipped of the family was present, includ ing all the grandparents, Mr. and to Portland for cremation. Sa Mrs. E F. Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. Where You Get Most ror Your Money Every Day in the Week A. H. Peachey. Mr. and Mrs. Harry HONEST PRICES HONEST VALVE E. Jones, Mabelle Jones, Carl Brower, Frances Port, Bob Bailey, We Deliver Bill Bailey, Edwina James and the 61 West Main Phone host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Ashland Peachey. Oregon The dinner was delightfully fra grant of the south, where Bill was bom—Raleigh, North Carolina. The Gas—Oil—Tires—Hay—Grain white birthday cake lighted with X» Concentrated Retail Facilities small yellow candles made a beau tiful center piece for the attrac Enables Us To Sell for Less tively laid table. The dinner was given two days earlier than plan ned because of the departure of Mr. and Mrs. Jones for Los An Hamburger, lean and good, lb,.... 10c Petite Prunes, large No 1, 3 lbs. 25c geles Monday morning. On Pacific Highway Tom Carter South of City Limit« • The Camp Fire Girls of Ashland Round Steak, from rat cows, lb. 12c Coffee, It’s Good, 2 lbs................. 35c gave a Valentine party honoring Rib Steak, from fancy beef, lb..„.15c Coffee, None Better, lb. pack 25«! ANCHOR BRAND GOODRICH their mothers Saturday evening at STOCK AND POULTRY TIRES AND the Senior High school gymnas Loin Steak, from fancy beef, lb... 18c Peets Washing Powder, pkg 25c FEED TUBES ium. Decorations were in red and Morrell ’ s Bacon, Hams and Citrus Soap, 2 bars 5c, 11 bars 25c white, hearts being featured in Lunch Meats, 2 pounds ... 25c Purex, '/l-gal. jug......................... ..25c red. The committee on decorations was directed by Miss Janzen of the Bulk Mince Meat, 2 pounds 25c Junior high school. Miss Child’s Lemons, large, juicy, dozen 15c Codfish, 1-pound brick........ 20c girls arranged the many enter Oranges, sweet, juicy, dozen....... 15c taining games on the separate ta bles to which each girl and her WE DELIVER PHONE 12 Vermont Maid Maple Syrup, 20c, 35c Arizona Grapefruit, large, each. 5c mother moved after completion of one game. Prizes went to Jean Ovaltine, medium size.................. 40c Onions, 15 pounds......................... 25c Pork Veal Fridegar, daughter, and Mrs. Fra Guitard’s Ground Chocolate, lb. 23c Old Country (Knackebrod) Bread Roasts Roasts X / W Roasts zier, mother. Stunting and singing followed the games and the com per package................................. 20c Congoin, all sizes EXTRA SPECIAL mittee on refreshments under di Ghirardellis Malted Milk, pound 28c Gingersnaps, fresh, good, 10 doz 25c rection of Miss Ott served light re Choice Milk Fed Veal Steaks— freshments for the 125 mothers White Figs, Saturday, 4 pounds 25c Cakes, Pies, Roils and Bread fresh Per pound and daughters present as the Fancy Date Prunes, 3 lbs............. 25c every day. proper ending for this delightful OUR FAMOUS TOMATO SAUSAGE and successful party. 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