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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1936)
Friday, January 10, 1936 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER GAVE SERMON HERE ■I NDAY Rev. W J. Howell, a former j pastor at Medford, but now of | Cashmere, Washington, occupied the pulpit of the Ashland Presby- terian church Sunday night. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Sweeney and Mr and Mrs. C. E Gates, of Med ford attended the services and hail | the pleasure of a short visit with their former pasor. ------------- , SATURDAY & MONDAY FOOD BARGAINS KM MIZ»; K <’. Mayonnaise Pint 19c k T > T7 T7 Q T? VJ l IIIJ do JD rogue valley pound FLOUR New Low Price Bouquet, 49s Kerr’s Best White House Fisher’s Blend Blue Bell $1.29 $1.94 $1.65 $2.04 $1.44 The Fortnightly Study club held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs Earl Newbry in Talent, Mon day. Members answered roll call with "current events." The business session was in charge of Mrs. G. A. Briscoe, president. Cast for the play, "The Clod,” which the Phoenix Grange has chosen to present in the county play contest, has been selected and practice began Tuesday night. Ethel Hockersmlth is director. The members are Kathryn Denz- er, Jerry Bishop, •„ Ed 8UUwell, Bob Carliss and Al Floyd. The play will be presented at the Grange hall some time early in February. Mrs C. E Pratt gave a very in teresting short talk on the late eruption of Mauna I>»a, which was of much interest at thia particular time. Mrs. Marcia Ross reviewed the For a short time only—Minia book, "The Barter Lady," by Evelyn Harris, in which the au ture Portraits, 3 for 25c. BUSH thoress told the story of her life NELL - PERKINS STUDIO. after her husband's death, when she found it necessary for her to support herself and family on a farm on the Chesapeake, in Mary land. Having no money, she ob tained the necessities as well as the luxuries of life by trading, and thus cared for her family. At the close of the social hour the hostess, Mrs. Earl Newbry, served dainty refreshments at small attractively decorated tables • Mrs. Wm. Stennett returned to her home in Ashland last Sunday. Mrs. Stennett has been in Port land for the past month, while there she underwent a major op eration. • John Denton, who spent the holidays with his mother. Mrs. Bertha Denton, returned to Cor vallis Sunday, where he is attend ing O S C • Miss Hertha Pease, who was deaconess at the Methodist Epis copal church here several years ago, visited last Sunday with Mrs. Anna Mason and Miss Cora Ma son Miss Pease has been attend ing school in Berkeley and wax en route to he rhome In Tacoma, I Washington. Mrs. C. G. Crosby returned • Mr and Mrs K J Madden and son, Robert, of Medford spent Tuesday to her home in Crescent Tuesday night visiting in Ash- j City, after a visit with Mrs. Geo. Icenhower and other friends Mrs i land • Mr and Mrs J. S Jordan re Crosby was a former resident of Interior am! G-ruent ’ turned to Ashland, Monday after Ashland. Flow» J. J. Deakin, Mr. and Mrs. W. ¡ having spent the past week in ’ San Francisco While south they M Poley and Mr. and Mrs. T. H. RAPID DRYING attended the East-West football Elliott were Medford visitors Mon- | game. ! day_________________________________ HIGH GLOSS • Bob Webb returned to Ashland ‘ Monday after spending the holi- ZENITH AND CROSSLEY SCRLB PROOF I days at his home in Bend. • Miss Nella Putman and Miss RADIOS MODERN COLORS Melba Putman returned to their j For Use for Interior and schools after spending the holi- ; Just call 421-R for Tubes or Exterior Surfaces days with their parents, Mr. and Service on Any Make Radio Mrs. James Putman of this city. At Miss Nella Putman teaches at Wick's, Daytime Graves Creek and Miss Melba at 727 Boulevard, Evenings Newport nl the "Nursery School," Some Good Used Radios at a federal works project. Bargain Prices • Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Daugherty and Marcella Scribner enjoyed Dickey’s Radio Service skiing Sunday on Mount Ashland. At Wick's Phone 323-R Phone 216 • Newell Elliott left last Sunday I for Eugene where he is a student at the University of Oregon. • Mr Manly Brower. Carl Brow HONEST VALVES HONEST WEIGHTS er. Maybelle Jones, and Velma Brower visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Harris in Central Point Sunday evening. • "Wally" Walcott, who under went an operation for bursted ap- endix Monday, is getting along as well as can be expected. • I. R Frideger recently took delivery of a standard Chevrolet coupe from the Kay Chevrolet Co. And now we have “Powerseal”—the positive • Charles Hooper is a patient in the Ashland Community hospital stop for power leakage. Ask ns how to get for medical treatment. • Mrs. Dolph Hannah has been all the mileage out of your motor. employed at the Court House in Medford. • Sim Morris and Paul Taylor brought in several salmon while fishing in Rogue River Sunday. On Pacific Highway South of City Limits Open Evenings • Mr M. K. Sprott, representing the U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty In surance Co., was in Ashland Wed <0 nesday, • Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Rinabarger of Medford were in Ashland last Sunday, being guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Madden. • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woods and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Jensen visited here Sunday at the home Jack Sprat and his buxom wife, be fine-textured and very nearly a* of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. France. Were they alive today. smooth as a frozen dessert made wit! ------------- •------------- Would settle all their eating strife whipped cream. In this so simple way: The easy-to-eat may appeal chifly Robert Webb, student at the to other members of the family, but Jack would dine off mallobets Southern Oregon Normal school, the easy-to-make touches the home returned to school duties Monday, Because they have no fat. maker's heart. The method is very While ice creams rich and luscious simple: melt the campfire marshmal after spending the vacation at his Would do for Mrs. 8prat I lows, add the fruit, chili, add he home in Bend. ------------- •-------------- NON FATTENING MALLOBETS beaten egg white, freeze. And the The condition of Walter Bolton, TJ'VERY homemaker who has ever freezing can be done in an hour or two. who has been a patient in the hos hesitated to make Ice cream in her mechanical refrigerator because it pital for some time, is a little BLUEBERRY MAIJJiBET requires so much whipped creatn— IK cup blueber improved. 2 tablespoons at once expensive and fat-making— ries. chopped lemon Joice should welcome the news of malto 14 campfire Dash salt ls ts. For a mallobet uses no cream marshmallows 2 esK whites at all. but achieves nearly the same Put K cup of chopped berries In „ result as to texture and flavor with top of double boiler with marshmal lows. Steam until marshmallows are beaten white of egg. For a summer frozen dessert the entirely melted, remove from stove, and add remainder of fruit, lemon mallobet is incomparable. It is easy Juice and salt. Freeze to mush in to make, quickly frozen, very easy freezing tray of mechanical refriger 41914 EAST MAIN indeed to eat, and as easy to digest. ator. Stir. Whip egg whites until PHONE 84 And it utilizes all of the abundant stiff and fold into fruit mixture. Re seasonable fruits. Being almost en turn to freezing tray and freeze, stir ring once when frozen to a mush tirely fruit or fruit Juice, any mallo again Finger Wavs ...... ..... _....... 25c bet Is chock-full of vitamins and is a Lacking a mechanical refrigerator, Comb Wave ...... .25c splendid alkallzer. And since most of mallobets such as these may be made the mallobet that is not fruit is by freezing them in a tight container Shampoo ____________ ,25c campfire marshmallows, it is sure to in a bucket of ice mixed with salt. 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