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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1936)
Page 2 Friday, December 11, 1936 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER t dressing, and gravy supplemented ------------------------------- - ----------- by covered dishes which the mem bers brought National 4 H Champion After the luncheon the business If the hustle and bustle of dec nn*eting was held at which time it XfERCADO’N Mexlcan Tipica orating. painting and general re • Mr. and Mrs Jensen and son was decided to hold a food sale at orchestra, conipoM'd «>f modeling can be any criterion, Fred returned to their home in the Ashland Groceteria. Members musiciaiin frolli our southern Nininger's cafe should be a thing San Francisco after spending sev are requested to leave the cooked nelghbor, w III preseli! •The Ito- of beauty and joy for sonic time eral days with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar food either with Mrs Louis Pan- mance of Mexico In Melody " for the local epicure when the Talent and family. Mrs Jensen is key or Mrs Walter Longstreth. in thè norma! school auditor grand opening takes place Siitur- a sister of Mrs. Talent. Mrs. I. E Deadmond and Mrs inni Moiidav cyenliig. Ihs'etn day. the 10th • The Bellview Community club Walter Hash are serving on this ber II. Partitions arc being tom out held its meeting Wednesday, with committee t'omplemcntlng thè orche»- by the roots, Issiths are being re- I 28 members and friends present. Tho members then exchanged tra, « ti le li wlll play inani of built, floors are being sand-paper- ' The following program was an Christmas gifts. The next meeting thè Inveli song« of Spalli, ed and r«*cov«*re<| and the whole nounced by the chairman. Mrs. will be held at the home of Mrs ('ul>a and Argentina In adill- Idea seems to be out with the Taylor Williams; A trio composed Alice Pagel. Mrs. Henry Stenrud tion to those of Mexico, wlll old and In with the new! of Mrs. Edwin Dunn. Miss Eunice and Mrs. Ross Applegate will act I h * solo nuiiitM'rs In Lolita A C. Nininger .the owner, will Hager and Mrs. Taylor Williams as hostesses. The topic for discus Vaiti«**, soprano; Guatavo (’ar again manage the cafe. which has presented several Christmas se sion will be ‘'Homefurnishings.” ranco , tener; file Ojtsla Dauic- l>een leased for the past two years lections. accompanied by Mrs. • Mr. and Mrs Pomeroy of Evans ers; and Stirila Sanche*, «al •’Poke" la an efficient and exper- I Walter Longstreth. Mrs. J E creek spent Saturday at the home terisi. Gow land read a Christmas story. of Mr and Mrs. Oscar Talent. Presents were then distributed to I members. The hostesses for the • The Community club will spon afternoon were Mrs. Henry Sten sor a New Year covered dish din rud, Mrs. Fred Homes. Mrs. Feigh ner to be given Friday. January and Miss Marie Walker. The pro 1. An invitation is extended to all gram committee for the next Grange members and their fam In the huge Boy Scout rally meeting will be Mrs. Fred Homes. ilies. The program will be in held last Friday night in the Jun charge of Mrs. Vai Inlow Mrs Ben Christleib, Mrs. Wade ior high gym. Ashland’s Troop 13 Wallis Mrs. Louis Pankey. Mis • Mrs. Cotrell Avent and daugh won the trophy a pair of Elk H. Clayton Fox of Imbler, Ore A. C. Joy and Mrs. A. C. Heinze ter Dorothy from Mobile. Ala., are I antlers from their rival. Troop spending several weeks with Mr. gon. recently named as the out 1 12. Over 200 interested persons will act as hostesses. • The Bellview Home Extension and Mrs. Archie Kincaid and Eun standing 4-H club boy in the United were present. unit held its regular meeting last ice. Mrs Avent is a sister of Mr. States and winner of the large I The winning troop scored a total Moses trophy. This is the fourth i of 3270 points out of a possible Friday afternoon with a large at Kincaid. tendance. • Mr and Mrs. Conley and Eva time in the past 10 years that Ore i 3475 after 14 events The presen Mrs. Ben Christleib and Mrs. Stinchfield have returned from a gon club members have won thia tation talk was given by Prof Metcalf demonstrated the making« trip north where they spent sev high national honor. I i I E Vining, and Scoutmaster of several salads which were eral days visiting with relatives in I Rude and Assistant Mayberry ac- 1 cepted the award on behalf of the served at the 1 o'clock luncheon. Salem and Portland. Mrs. Carl Henry and Mrs. Chester • Mrs. May Wilson left for her home of Miss Jeanette Smith of troop Applegate served roast turkey, home in San Francisco last Wed Ashland last week. nesday evening after spending sev • Mr and Mrs. Walter Longstreth Mrs. Shives were dinner eral days with Mr. and Mrs. Rich and One twirl . . . «nd "CUclt guests of Mr. and Mrs. I E. Dead ard C. Joy. Mrs Wilson is Mrs mond Tuesday. . . . ifttrtl four iljlltll" Joy’s mother. . . . tuned instantly, per- • George Farmer and Miss Gene • Mrs. Albert Arnold will return vieve (citli, with automatic ac- At the meeting of the social Farmer returned Friday next week from Orting. Wash., from Portland where they have niemlx'is of the Radio club Ruth <ura<y. Better foreign re ’,,nW\ where she was called by the death been visiting with their sister, Bennett presiding, a vice presi ception, too —with I ho of her grandfather, D. H. Delano. Mrs. . tearing Philco Forr»*« dent, Agnes Warner, and a secre Amy Spafford. •*•*•*.. 1ST • Mrs Ada Huxley made a busi • Mrs. Lloyd Moore is spending tary-treasurer, Lydia Crowson, luninti Siiltm! A variety ness trip to Klamath Falls last this week visiting with Mr. and were elected. of models to choose if uni. Saturday. Plans were discussed for a Mrs. Adrienne Wolf of Medford. • Edwin Dunn, Fred Homes and • The Reverend Young of the Christmas tree [»arty and for All you bave to do I« I o come In, «elect the A. C. Joy attended a luncheon at Lutheran church, Medford, held dances and entertainment to be radio you «ani. We uill dcllvcr whrn you suy! the Medford hotel Monday, repre services at the home of Mr. and held in the future. senting the Ashland Chamber of Mrs John Hessenauer Monday Various committees were ap Commerce Marketing of produce evening. pointed by President Bennett to was discussed by representatives • Mrs. Charles Homes of Ash- look after social activities. from all southern Oregon. land spent Thursday evening with • All members of the club arc • George Yokel left Monday for Mr and Mrs Lloyd Moore requested to be present at the Burlingame, Calif., with a load of • Charles Brown, who dislocated meeting next Tuesday to take Christmas trees. He expects to be a shoulder when he fell from a part in Christmas tree arrange- EXTRA TRADE-IN ALIA)WANCE gone until Christmas. ladder while repairing his barn ments for your Ohl Radio if you st*<* us now! • Mrs Shives returned to Hitch roof, is recovering satisfactorily. • The executive committee met cock. S. D.. after spending sev • At a meeting of the Bellview at the home of President Guy eral days with Mr. and Mrs. Wal- school board held Saturday night Good last Friday. Those present , ter Longstreth and family. Mrs. it was decided to build a six-foot were Guy Good, Byron Peffly and <’. I) El hurt II. II. Elhart Shives is a sister of Mr. Long- fence along the south side of the Harry Bennett of Ashland and REAL ESTATE and Also EXPERT RADIO SERVICE ' streth. Henri Warner of Talent. school grounds and several feet REAL INSURANCE • Miss Wanda Heinze attended a I | down the west side. • Max Crowson has started plans Phone 211 41 East Main meeting of the primary council of • Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Heinze and for a radio shack at his new home. O;O;0:<i;O:U:^;d:d;O:O:U;O:O:O;O:O:O:O:O:O;OiO:O:O Southern Oregon Normal at the I Wanda made a trip to Klamath • Some of the boys are juggling . Falls Saturday, where they vis- their transmitter power inputs : I ited friends. around. Byrun Peffly, W7BXC, is decreasing power; Harry Berrett, W7DHK. has Increased with no increase in results, and Max Crowson, W7BQK, is planning on two 50-watters. • Starting with eight radio ama • Mrs. Fred Goddard is visiting teurs at various points in Ore gon a net has been formed to take in San Francisco. • Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hotchkiss care of any Communications emer have purchased a new Dodge gency which may arise Amateurs coupe. in different parts of the country • Mr. and Mrs Norman Ashcraft have rendered valuable service in were business callers in Ashland earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, Saturday. and other disasters, when theirs • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neuman was the only means of communi and family left Monday for Ord, cation available. We may never Neb., formerly their home. have a flood, earthquake, or hur • Miss Phyllis Householder Bpent ricane but the net is ready. the week-end with her parents in Guy Good, W7DBE, president of the Ashland Radio club, Is one of Grants Pass. Sunday—Surrinilk—»Surffat—Sure Rabbit • Mrs. Boyer and sons of Ash the eight original members land purchased property of Mrs Klamath Hay—Potatoes—Wheat Abel and are moving this week. the grange was held Wednesday The Cooper family have been liv at the City hall with an election ing in the Abel house and have of officers. Mrs Pollard was moved into the Pumpkin auto elected president, Mrs. Irene Wells camp. vice president, and Mrs George • A series of meetings are being Hartley, treasurer. This meeting Your Sperry Dealer held this week at the Baptist is held on the second Wednesday BETTER FEEDS FOR LESS church. 53 Second Street of every month. • Visitors at the W. M. Maxwell • E. E Wedge was a business f ^ b — I home this week were Mr. and Mrs. caller in Ashland Tuesday I Vic Noel of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Darrs and Mrs. ! Haines and daughter of Ashland. • J. S. Crawford celebrated his 188th birthday Tuesday. Greetings I were sent in to KMED and his friends wish him many more happy birthdays. • Mrs J. Tryon returned home | from Portland where she has been for the past three months under I a doctor's care. • J. J. Maxwell, at the feed store, made a business trip to northern California the first of the week. • Charles Robison of Ashland was a caller here Tuesday. • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hodapp and family were dinner guests at the Good portraits are treasured more luid more ns home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett the years pass by . . . iMx-ome, In fact, part of Bostwick. the family treasures. And, s|>eal<lng of time, It • Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Green re Is well to point out that It waits for no one . . . turned from the Hilt, Cal., area now Is the best time to arrange for your sitting where Mr. Green has been em . . . the portrait camera will record the present ployed with the Skeeters lumber for the future. company. 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