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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1937)
• BELLVIEW • • The Bellview Home Extension unit met Monday afternoon at the club house. The report from the county agent's office was given by Miss Helen Thomas in place of Mrs. Mack, who was unable to at- tend, The year's report for the local unit was given by Mrs. Jacks. Mrs . I. C. Williams of Tal- ent installed the new officers who were Mrs Carl Henry, chairman; Mrs. Vai Inlow, vice chairman; Mrs. George Helms, secretary. Mrs. Chester Applegate. Mrs J. E. Gowland. Mrs. Inlow and Mrs. MOWER REPAIRS Why Pay Excessive Prices for Mowing Repairs When HARDY’S CASH HARDWARE Carry A Large Stock of Repair Parts and Can Supply You With Anything You Need for Less Friday, May 2X, ¡»37 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 2 en Musicians Get Awards Saturday iwin Babes Arrive at Same Instant to the Edito) To the Editor 1*. T Barnum said a suckei i »regoli born every minute, and it seems winner * as if some minutes lheie aie two when so many people me so easily unusual misled by the propaganda pub IlWllI <1« lished by the paid press People have become so accustomed to having all their thinking done tor voice, Doiiald Bayless, Ashland, them by the subsidized press that soprano. Hope Hammond. Med they can hardly think at all fm foul. contralto, Eleanor Poffen- themselves There me many of lunger. Medford, violin, claxx H them incapable of doing any ser llniltilee Wilson, Ashland, piano, ious thinking, they me in such a class A, Arthur Jones, Medford, class B. Marilee Erwin. Ashland, rut This rut has been prepared foi class C. Joan Whitmore. Ashland. the them for ages by the powers of • n.i awards were made in finance, aided mid abetted by the I other classes ax it wax necexxaiv editors, until the rut has gotten to make an average of N5 per so deep that they cannot ever ■el.t to qualify Tile uwaidx were see out when the way is shown lelt letters of the treble clef and a year's subscription to the Jun- them lol Music club magazine which The most simple remedy miag (liable Is the general welfare act well presented by Mrs Sweden- < house record No 4199) contain buig The awards were made pox Ing the two per cent t rmisact ons «ible by tlie DAR, American Ix'g tax None are so blind as those ion and Ashland Music club The context wax managed by who will not see The light is es Ernestine iLirtley, acting pecially vivid to those who want Mrs chan man for the fourth district to see and try to see There is another saying of She was assisted by members of P T"You can fool part of the Pro Mtislcu, normal school honor people all of the time, all of the ary music club which wax host people part of the time, but not to contestants Chairman of judges The most unusual birth within the memory of Los Angeles physicians all of the people all of the time ' necurred in Doctor s hospital. Los Angeles. Calif., when Mrs Mildred Some are getting enlightened, reasonable limits, of course. Keubin bore identical twins described by attending physicians as hi others have been for some time, But please, Pl.EASE, choose lerlcculary twins." It is said such a delivery occurred only aboul once and the rest arc indifferent or a topic of public Interest and in 50.000 cases of childbirth. Photograph shows Nurse Florence Jones stubborn stay with It when writing for Get wise Inform yourselves holding the twin girls weighing 6 and 6i» pounds, respectively, who were he letterbox! There are several good methods bom at the same instant CHARLES I HOMES i was Lucie Landen. who bus judged similar contests for the South At I lnntic district. Alabama mid Mieli igan Judges included Mrs J C. Col- Uns, chairman, . Meritori!. Mrs Ot- to Htrohmayrr, ; Medford. unii Rob- eri Dodge, Ashland. Lucie Ijimlen, i-liiiii man of violili violin divisimi. division. Cari- 1 ton Janes and Floy Young, Meri- fold, filano, Mix Ruwles I Muore, chairman. Medford; Majoiìe Seo- bort and Margaret Ramsey, Ash - land The context was tn ought to II close with it leading of the pur- fioxe "Not to earn a prize, defeat nn opponent, but to pace each other on the mud to excel lerne " SubM(i¡b<* for th«* Miner today HERBERT’S TWO STORES lli-iidqiiarters for Buying and Selling of Fruits mid Vegetables CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS GARDEN SEEDS OF ALL KINDS WK DELIVER LOOK BEHIND THE NAMEPLATE Henry, who were delegates to the kins, and Mr. and Mrs Arthur EDITOR'S NOTE—Not onh home makers' day. gave reports Edwards and family. doe* the editor fail to agree on the meeting. • Mr and Mrs. R E Bell and with hi* friend, Charles I., but Plans were made for the com family and Mildred Martin made a he even fails to comprehend ing year with project leaders and business trip to Medford Saturday the |M>int hinted at above. committees to be appointed later. afternoon. However, this department is • Closing of the Bellview school • Mr and Mrs M H Modreli of for the express purpose of giv last Friday was marked by a com ; Chico. Calif. have purchased the ing print to readers' views munity picnic, held in the grange Arthur Tepper home. and you're all welcome to call hall. In the afternoon a P-TA • Mis Richard C Joy and son the editor and anybody else (Bring Your Own Can») meeting was held. During this Alden left for San Francisco Wed anything that won't bar the meeting it was announced that the nesday. where they will visit Mrs paper from the malls—within been 4-H club scholarship had Joy's mother and sister. They also awarded to Veda Williams will attend the bridge opening • The marriage of Alice Pagel • Norma Wenaus. who has been and George Helms took place J quite ill. is somewhat improved. Tuesday, May 11. They were mar • Mis Melvin Crow is confined ried by Rev Wordsworth of the to her home with* illness Nazarene church Attendants were • ~ Mrs Ada Huxley, who is stay ing at the L. D. Meservey home, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crow, • The 4-H Sewing club met with is suffering from a broken wrist its leader. Mrs Edwin Dunn. • Marilyn Christlieb and Robert X.. Brantley were named among the I Tuesday. honor students of the senior class • The Upper Valley Community of Ashland high OVMfS club has awarded the 4-H club • Mr and Mrs Mark True were Vitus scholarship to Bob Dunn Bob, who business callers in Medford Tues- is a member of the Livestock day. club, has won awards at the Pa • Merle Talent accompanied Mrs cific International Livestock ex 3tansbury and his sister. Mrs hibition. Pomroy to San Francisco Wed • The Bellview Grange will spon nesday. They plan to attend the sor another dance at the club bridge opening. house Friday, June 4. Dickey's or chestra, with Sumner Parker, has been engaged to furnish music. • Mr. and Mrs Chester Applegate Hens “tell the world" when celebrated their wedding anniver (eel our top-quality feeds! A Series of Weekly Articles on sary with a picnic at their home Hens can’t say it with words the Problem of Highway Safety Sunday. Their guests included Hel —which would I m - time by EARN SNELL en Kruger, Ernest Applegate, Mr. waste, anyway. They say it Secretary of State and Mrs. Ross Applegate, Miss with step|M*d-up egg output Dorothy Applegate, Argyle Moore. KRAFT —the- whole- flock says it, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kellar of no YOU KNOW which class or with meat-weight — preefit— Burbank. Cstlif., Mr. and Mrs. L. CHEESE SPREADS group of drivers are causing increases! Switch tee our full E. Potter and family of Central most of the traffic accidents in value feed needs and see out • Just bring out several vari Point, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent La- Oregon ? puts step up! eties of Kraft Cheese Spreads ninl, Henry Lanini, Fred Henry, Don’t make the too common and crackers . . . and company and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Henry and mistake of blaming Oregon’s traf Surebiiiild—Su relay refreshments are all ready! family. fic accident record upon any par • Mr. and Mrs. Albert Arnold en ticular group of drivers or upon These Spreads are grand for Surelime Shell tertained friends at a turkey din any particular cause. It is not the sandwiches, appetizers and Sureturk Builder ner Sunday at their Cove, ranch. road, because 76.2 per cent of salads, too. Notice the smart Their guests included Mr. and Mrs. new circle-dot design on the fatal accidents occur on dry Walter Longstreth, Dale, Veda and Swankyewig glasses Kraft roads and 87.6 per cent with the Jack Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Mel car going straight ahead. It is not Spreads come in. vin Crow, Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Dead- the weather, for 76.2 per cent of mond, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hop- fatalities are recorded on clear days. And the responsibility can not be placed with any «mall group of driver». • What Ashland Makes, Makes Ashland • (DRIVE IN) An average of 261 person« met | death in California each month 53 Second Street last year. After a comprehensive survey of these accidents, the I California bureau of vital statis tics finds that “It is the thorough ly experienced, often well-trained fyla-udai__ and able driver who has been well by Tkakisuj TTkurde/c, j qualified in a driver’s test, but f j who, in a moment of capricious SpecùdiAtó, m/ur make, CHURNED BUTTERMILK----- 10c per gal. experiment or an instant of ne not/unq 3aJdnq glect, figures chiefly in our grow- 7,<nadeA....G>ntAaUeciby fhg mortality totals. Out of 12,000 drivers involved in accidents in ôcpeAt Ghemidtô PHONE 24 1936, over three-quarters of them had eight years or more of drlv- (orlZQKQVX and ing experience, and never a prev- ious accident. 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