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Friday, January 8, 1937 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Musical Notes SPECTATOR SUIT • BELLVIEW • CHINESE LAWYER c ville Sunday. Mrs McKenzie Is the former Ruth Elam. • Mr and Mrs George Yokel, \ lb, 11 I >.ihl iiml M .i i t in I >ahl made a trip to Yreka Tuesday ‘World Crisis’ Theme Of Wordsworth Talk Reverend E E Wordsworth, • Harry Wright and Miss Lilly pastor of Nazaiciie church, has Barron of Butte Falls spent Fri arranged q scries of sermons con • The Ashland Orchestral society day evening at the' horn«" of ll rs veying world conditions according is the bad little boy who walked B I. Jackson to" Bible prophecy and th«* aecond into the Little Symphony's front • Mrs. Kotiert E Bell and Mrs advent of Christ yard and wouldn't run away when B H Christleib entertained th«" Th«" sermons will be presented the big dog came out and growled • With th«* recent cold weather, each Bunday evening as follows Friendly class of the Presbyterian and as a result about a couple skating <>n the frozen mill pond church Thursday afternoon hundred people, including per January It), "Th«" World Crisis • Mrs Charles Anderson and son has become n popular pastime, formers and other interested January 17. "Arc The Days of Dale returned Sunday from Santa rivaling skiing, which always has parties, are all trying to act non Noah Being Repented'’" Rosa. Calif., where they have been looked forward to her«* every January 24, "The World's Sat chalant and failing miserably. spent several weeks with Mrs An winter. urday Night The Little Symphony for sev derson's mother, Mrs Hushower • At the Inst practice inert Ing of January 31. "Why Is Russia eral years has been rehearsing • Mr. and Mrs A .1 Christleib the llilt Brass Band Monday eve Atheistic ’ Communism Today ami on Tuesday evenings and depend and two children. Allen«" and Clyde ntng. plans wert* discussed for th«* in Tragedy " ing largely upon the members of returned to their home in Folsom, giving of a scries of dunces for Revet end Wordsworth's former the present Orchestral society for Calif . After spending the holidays th«* purpose of raising funds to series of lectures wort" well re- its musical talent, which was with Mr. and Mrs. B H Christ buy u brass horn Dates have not reived by a large audience freely given at all times. The leib. Mrs. Classen, mother of H II yet been set e Symphony Orchestra had a bad Christleib. returned with them fol • Orson Coleman, who has been • Mr and Mrs lien Gibson, who case of rigor mortis last season an indefinite stay III for some time, now is rspldlv viaittsi here during the holidays. and failed to resume its natural • The Bellview community «tin improving so that it was possi tile suffered a minor nuto accident on rhomas II Lee, thirty two years state this year, so the members ner held Friday evening was well to dispense with his night n urs«> of the Orchestral society organ their return trip to Pendleton. attended The following program old. American born Chinese, is the • Mt and Mrs W W Walket ized an orchestra of their own was presented by the chairman, tl st person of Chinese descent to wet«* in Yreka Saturday which has proved to be a splendid Mrs Vai Inlow. The harmonica bi admitted io the New York bar. • Bill Hibbs was Injured organization and has been at all band presented two numbe rs, Thus the population of New York in n <-ni' accident on Gleen slight ly ENROLL NOW FOR Springs times ready to cooperate with any “Wonder Valley" and “When it s City's Chinatown will h ve someone mountain Tuesday. worth while event needing their NEW ( LASSES IN Night Time in Nevada” Mrs J E to represent them in court who cun • Hilt schools reopened Monday services. They immediately be Gowland gave the address of wel un iersti.nd and speak their lan following n two weeks vacation came popular and caused much come: Mr Heinz«* and Miss Wan guage As far as Mr Lee knows • Roy Williams, who has been favorable comment among music da Heinze played two selections, there are two other Chines«- Amen confined to his home with scarlet lovers who deeply appreciated the "Springtime in the Rockies." and can lawver- in this country, both of fever the past week. Is getting effort and time spent by the soc "Green Valley A pantomime. along well and soon will be out iety in providing worth while pro “Captain Kidd and What He Did" whom live in California again grams for their enjoyment. Now was presented by a cast of Louis • Ed Sequin Spent th«" week end here's the crux of the whole af Panky, John Lanini, Mrs Louis j organized for the gti 's Mis \\ "1 with his family near Ashland < <» mi - itologv a fair: The orchestra chose Tues Pankey, Ross Applegate. Mrs ter D>ngstret'i will lead 'he group • Mr and Mrs Samuelson and II tIRIIRENNIN'G day evening for rehearsals and Walter Davis, Miss Alleen Inlow, Four-H club leaders w:’.i at-end a ! sons <>f Marshfield spent New that day seemed to be the most Ray Inlow and Walter Davis, the ! meeting of Jackson county club I Years with Mr and Mrs W Holm (Complete I.Icense I logical one for the members of story being read by Mrs Vai In leaders organization to be held in berg. the orchestra when all of a sud low. A violin trio composed of th«* Medford court house Monday den the Symphony came to life. Barbara Helm. Dale Williams and [ evening FORMER RESIDENT \ ISITS Not very lively to be sure, but Veeda Williams played two num • John Arnold who is ill from I »avid K Sweet, for many years it wiggled a few times, and with bers, accompanied by Mrs Walter out a word about cooperation de Tailored things are the order of Longstreth: Miss Esther Carter a recent operation, is i recovering a resident of Ashland, was a vis- itor recently, calling at the horn«* manded Tuesday evening for re the day at winter resort tracks this gave two readings. "Story of Jon I satisfactorily hearsals. If rehearsals are im season, and this ensemble of cela ah" and "What George Thinks of • Mr ami Mrs Chillies Haft have of Mr and Mrs Cal McClelland portant enough to cause all this nese sharkskin in tan and brow: the Movies "; Mr. Heinze and Miss returned from southern California and renewing other acquaintances left for his home In Oak rumpus then why not concentrate fills the bill. Wanda Heinze presented several where they visited with relatives Sweet on the rehearsals and not the day selections A one-act comedy. • I E Deildmotid. ill with a se- land, Calif., Wednesday of the week ? It isn't momentous ; "Anne Drives the Car," was pre I vere cold, is unable to be in his enough to fuss about. There are sented by the following cast: Mrs. j shop in Ashland. 168 hours in a week and it seems Inlow, Mrs. Wade Wallis. Miss • Alb, i! itahl of C rad M What Ashland Makes, Makes Ashland as if that's enough for two or Alleen Inlow Th«' harmonica band and Martin Dahl of Great Falls chestras to find an hour or so a then played several numbers Fol returneil to their homes Wednes piece for rehearsal purposes. Oh The Rev. M L. Edwards, pastor lowing the program children en hum! of the Presbyterian church for the joyed a recreation hour and later day evening after spending several days with Mr. and Mrs George • Antoinette Detcheva (Mrs Gor past three and one-half years, re dancing was enjoyed. don Claycomb to you) will be cently tendered his resignation to • The Home Extension unit held Yokel and family. presented in concert January 10 the church, which was accepted its regular meeting Friday at the • M rs I 1 . M . at Portland by the Portland Sym with reluctance. according to home of Mrs. Alice Pagel Mrs. McKenzie returned from Prine- phony orchestra. This sterling members Walter Longstreth and Mrs Arch pianist rates high enough to have Rev Edwards will deliver his ie Kincaid gave valuable informa ( HERNED Kl TTERMILK----- l()c | mt gul “artist’’ tacked to her name and last sermon January 24. following tion concerning home furnishings her many friends here in Ashland which he will take a week off be Refreshments were served. wish her the best of luck. fore assuming duties at the Bur • Mr. and Mrs Charite De Thaaei • James Potter, guitarist, asked bank, Calif., Presbyterian church returned to their home in Idaho me today, “Who is that girl who February 1. Sunday after spending several carries that real big fiddle and Before coming to Ashland Rev. days with Mrs. R. L. Jackson has those big eyes?” Answer— Edwards received his divinity • Mrs. Walter Longstreth and Phyllis Sparr, of course! course at Lane seminary. Cincin Mrs. Archie Kincaid made a busi Scores of local people have writ • Do you know that the accord nati. He was engaged previously ness trip to Medford Tuesday. ion produces the largest amount at Ross. O.; Benson, Artz.. and at • The Bellview Grange held its ten that Van-Tage got results where all other medicines have of sound of any musical instru Spokane. Wash. ■ regular meeting Tuesday evening. ment of comparative size? His departure will be felt among During the busineas meeting Mr. failed. There are 30 different in • The Civic Improvement club many Ashlanders, whose friend and Mrs. Taylor Williams and Mr. gredients in this famous, time- presented a program of Scandi ship he has cemented during his and Mrs. Willis Byrd were given tested old formula 21 of which are Natural Herbs that purify ami navian music Wednesday after work here. the third and fourth degrees. After stimulate the internal organs noon, January 6. Mrs. E. A. Woods the session refreshments were Amazing quick relief from pain arranged the program which in served. cluded the following performers: served by a committee composed Miss Flossie Thompson in a group of Mr and Mrs T B. Carter. Mr of piano numbers; Mrs. D. Per and Mrs. Wayne Carter, Mr. and ozzi who gave a talk on the life Ward McReynolds, examiner of Mrs. R. E Bell, Mr. and Mrs. of Jenny Lind; vocal selections by operators and chauffeurs, will be Lester De Shaser, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Richard Joy and a group in Ashland Friday, January 8. at Earnest Rogers and Miss Ruth of violin solos by Lawrence Hu- City hall between hours of De Shaser. bert. All the numbers were of the 11 a. m. and 5 p. m.. according • Carl Moore now Is employed Scandinavian origin and proved to to a recent announcement released as salesman representing the Kay be a unique idea. A covered dish from the secretary of state's of Chevrolet company of Ashland. dinner helped matters along im • Mrs Richard C. Joy presented fice. mensely. several songs at the Civic club Those wishing permits or li • Do you know that Galli Curd, in Ashland Wednesday afternoon. one of our greatest song birds, censes to drive are asked to get • The Bellview Community club first studied to become a concert lr touch with him today. will hold its meeting Wednesday -------------•-------- pianist ? • Ernest Biden was among those afternoon. The program will be in • Virginia Brower, young fiddler, from Medford who called on busi charge of Mrs. Wade Wallis. Mrs is back from her vacation down Ben H. Christleib and Mrs. Fred ness here Tuesday. south none the worse for wear Homes. Hostesses for the after and tear. noon will be Mrs. Louis Panky, • Robert Lantis, guitar picker, pupils at the Washington school Mrs. A. C. Joy and Mrs. C. A. has been “hollering” for snow all heard her chtery good-morning Heinze. year and now that he has it I on Wednesday, then we may be • Mrs. Grace Cobain and two suppose that frozen ears and toes sure that she can certainly man sons, Sam and Jesse, returned to will be the rule at his house for ipulate that Plymouth of hers— their home in Thorpe, Wash., Mon GLORIOUS a while. These northerners! and how! day after spending several days I • Do you know that Schubert • I wonder where Miss Tesack. with Mrs. B. L. Jackson. Ashland Van-Tage Agenta composed 239 songs in a period former music teacher at the Nor • People interested in 4-H clubs mal school, is at present? The met Wednesday evening to com- of two years? • Shirley Walton lost her violin last I heard of her she was teach píete organization cf clubs A You can do more business with more profit bow at the last rehearsal but so ing in China. These musicians cer sewing club was organiz'd for if your Telephone Arrangements are right for the far no reward has been offered. tainly get up and go when they girls with Mrs. Edw .« Dunn as new year's new opportunities. Needs change, staffs • Mr. O. H. Barnhill dropped up travel. leader. A cooking club also was I for a chat the other day and we • Jean Claycomb finally up and change —the location and style of your telephone spent the best part of an hour started singing at the Elks’ New facilities perhaps need overhauling ... or at least in a discussion of this and that Year ball. Just another Ruth experienced studp Why not find out at no cost? but finally emerged brow-beaten Etting in the making. • Betty Adams, violinist, said and woozy after a dissertation on We are glad to perform this service for you. composing. I launched a broad that anyone could tell that she side of triads and seventh chords was a Woodman's daughter be THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CvJHNY at him but he kept sneaking in cause she saws chord after 111 Oak Street Phone 13» those "How, when and where»’’ chord! until we were forced to call it a • Coda: While rehearsing an am draw and retire for further argu ateur vocalist who sang contin I ually flat, the foreign pianist stop mentative ammunition. • Tuesday evening Mrs. Alice ped abruptly and exclaimed, Willits almost had to use skiis to Madam ,it is no use. I gift up During the present Ice and come down the terrific hill she der chob. I blay der black keys, snow more than a hundred lives on. As this is written I I blay der white keys—and always TIRE CHAINS motorists have been in the ditch haven’t heard whether she made you sing in der cracks.’’—Irvin between Ashland and Siskl.iou it back up or not but if the Cobb. 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