Friday, Juno 11, 1937
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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• BELLVIEW •
• HILTS NEWS •
BEIGE IN FAVOR
• The Federated clubs of southern
Oregon met at the club house in
Bellview Saturday.
Mrs. J E
Gowland. Mrs C. B Lamkin, Mrs
Vai Inlow. and Allene Inlow acted
as hostesses at the covered dish
luncheon which was served at
noon.
During the business meeting, of
ficers were nominated The elec
tion of these officers will take
place next fall at a meeting to be
at the Civic club
held in Ashland
’
house.
• The Bellview P-TA plans to
have a concession in Lithia park
July 4. Mrs Walter Longstreth.
who is president of the organiza-
tion, will appoint committees for
this event in the near future.
• Miss Edna Hash who sprained
her ankle Sunday is recovering
satisfactorily.
• Mrs May. who owns the Greg
ory place, has rented her home
for the summer. She has gone to
Klamath Falls to spend the next
few months
• Mrs Laura Heilmeyer. who has
been attending a meeting of the
state Grange at The Dalles, is ex
pected home the last of this week
Beige. which is in high favor tor
• Mrs. C. C. Collins has gone to
McMinnville to spend the summer spring, is the color of this attractive
with her husband w-ho is em dinner dress of all-over embroidered
ployed there. She plans to return net. The corsage bouquet is in
to Fern Valley next fall, as she shades of tearose and deep pink. The
has been elected to teach school neckline and shoulder edges are ftn
there.
ished with cut-out motifs from the
• Elmer Dent, who is the cow embroidered net
tester for the Southern Oregon
Dairy association, was t esting
fined to her home with illness for
cattle in this district last week
• Arthur Hamilton made a busi the past several days.
ness trip to Klamath Falls Tues • Mrs. R. E. Bell, Robert. Mar
day with H. L. Claycomb of Ash jorie, Rosemary, Kenneth. Sam
land.
and Patricia Bell left Monday af
• Mr. and Mrs. Dick Marsh are ternoon by auto for Klamath Falls
entertaining friends from Wyom where they spent the night with
ing this week.
Mr. Bell. They left Tuesday morn
• Miss Hazel Hinch has been con- ing for Oneida. Ill., where they
will visit for several weeks with
Mrs. Bell's parents. Mr. and Mrs
S. P. Mitchel], and other relatives
I Bert Wade is staying at the Bell
home during their absence.
• Milton Hamilton, who was con
fined to his home with illness last
week, is much improved.
• Mrs. W L Moore spent Thurs
day visiting Mrs. Charlie Homes
in Ashland
• Marilyn Chnstlieb returned to
her home Saturday evening, after
having made a trip to the coast
with Ethelmae Thompson. Fran
ces
Port
and
Miss
Eleanor
Coombes of Ashland.
• Walt Sether, wno spent the
winter with Mr. and Mrs. John
Hessanuer and has been attend
ing normal, returned to his home
in Glendale. Ore., where he will
spend the summer vacation.
• Mr. and Mrs Dan Farmer and
daugnter Laura, Curtis and Elmer
Byrd, all of Dorris, Calif., visited
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Byrd and
We have a feed specially
family over the week-end.
formulated to your stock or
• Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wade, Bert,
poultry needs! For full food
Esther and Glen Wade made a
value in feeds—for special
business trip to Dunsmuir. Calif.,
the first of this week
nutriment
necessities.
we
• A large crowd attended the
have a feed meeting require
dance at the Grange hall last Fri
ments. A feed that will fat
day night. The Grange plans to
ten your profits while quick
sponsor another of these dances
ly benefiting your stock or
Friday, June 18.
I
by FRAN
U’HETHER you an- house-trailer
conscious or favor the roadside
cottage plan for a vagabonding
trip, or intend to make your sum
mer headquarters a beach hut, or
are one of those few brave souls
still intrigued with the idea of
wrestling canvas tents into a sem
blance of home, you'll enjoy that
vacation trip if your clothes are
right
The day of huge ill-fitting khaki
pants and middle blouses is quite
gone, praise be. and this year fash
ion has plotted to make you com
fortable and attractive while you
are vacationing
Clever, fitted overalls have
swept the country as the just
right
traveling attire, and
here is iui idea for you to try:
Why don’t you make yours
of gay printed seer-sucker?
For sheer comfort and con
venience this crinkly material
which needs no Ironing is the
tops. If you “go near the
water" and get a good soaking
It’s no matter, if you are In
seersucker.
Ten
minute«
in the sun and your overalls
are as good as new. No more
worry about such unexpected
happenings as capsized boats,
sudden showers, dust storms,
and what not.
You will find that these overalls
launder easily, will dry overnight,
and never need ironing. The prints
to be had in this material are
simply amazing Have you seen
the one with the gaudy beach hats,
dollar-sized. spread helter-skeltei
over the cloth?
Or the one with
topsy turvy palm trees intersper
sed with funny tat little tropical
fish?
There is simply no end to
the amusing patterns to be had.
and for shirts to complete the en
semble. get the same material in
plain colors.
To hold your hair in place while '
on the road, chiffon ropes are just |
the thing Squares of filmy chif- I
fon in luscious colors may be braid
ed together or twisted or knotted |
and worn tied around your head :
with the ends sticking mischief-
ously up in front, or tied in back
of your head in a more sedate j
fashion.
For footwear, those new good I
• Eighth grade graduation exer
cises were held at the Legion hall
Friday evening following presen-
tat ion of the operetta. "Tom
Sawyer," under direction of Miss
Ganaburg The 14 graduates to
receive diplomas were Barbura
i Roush, Elizabeth Clevenger. Shir
ley Walker. Gloria Georges. Mar
garet Coleman, Alba Cappello.
Raymond Coleman, liuster Nelson.
Junior Dunaway. Gerald Good
win. Donald Hani, Vai Temple,
Victor Zanotto and Gildo Cervel-
lin. Paul Green of Hornbrook pre
sented the American Legion schol
arship medal to Margaret Cole
man Barbar Roush presented the
class teacher. Mrs King, with a
gift from the graduates. Robert
Dennis,
county
superintendent,
gave out diplomas
• Six Hilts students graduated
from the Yreka higTi school at
commencement exercises Thurs-
looking sneakers are just right
They are comfortable, look well
with your anklets, and are the
ready-for-anything type of shoe
equally at home on the beach or
tennis court
And here again
your love for color need not be
thwarted, for they are us bright
or as tame in color as you would
wish.
And now—-WHY NOT
concentrate on tanning evenly
to the shade that best suits you
! instead of trying to get darker
than Mrs Jones--take along one
j of those huge transparent cello
phane capes and hoods that won't
. impede your tanning but will pro-
! tect you from burning in case you
doze off while sunbathing.--keep
a clever chatty log book of your
trip and all the things you did and
thought while vacationing
By request, let's go a little
deeper into theatre etiquette.
Yew, a Indy should wear u hat
to the theater, but should re
move it if it is u view-hazard.
No, when you are ready to
leave the theater It is unnec
essary
for your escort to
stand and wait for you to paws
in front of him, if he Is be
tween you and the nearest
aisle.
Indeed, if the show Is
on at the time, it Is correct for
him to lead out.
One«* the
aisle is reached he should stop
and wait to attend you up the
aisle.
WHEN YOU TELEPHONE FIRST
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I day evening. Those receiving di-
I plonias were Vera Dutro, Robert
Hard, Fred Haynes, Jr. Ivar An
derson, Robert Trinen und Walde
mar Ohlund
Waldemar Ohlund
was presented with a scholarship
prize of |bO.
• Mr. and Mrs Albert Williams
and Johnny Williams of Grants
Pass were visiting at the home
of Mr and Mrs Richard Williams
Sunday.
• Don True finished logging op
erations at Hilts and has moved
his crew to Fort Jones
• Due to severe storms, Everett
Skeeters was forced to suspend
logging operations until bettel
weather
•
• Yvonne Chrlstlleb, Betty Dunn.
Bob Dunn. Jack and Dale Wil
liams, and Marvin Poycr left Mon
day morning for Corvallis where
they will attend the 4 II club
summer school
TKINITY KI’IMtOl’Al. < IIITH'H
The ICVv. 4 luirh'w M. tiiillbrrt,
I’h. I».. N. T. 11., Vicar
Third Nunda) After Trinity
Holy Communion. H
Church school. It Ift a m. Sen
ior department nt lit lb
Morning prayer and sermon, 11
o'clock.
Evensong and addrrsa, 7 30 p.
m , "Psalm 103 "
Wednesday, .lune Itl
Regular mid week Holy com
munion. 7 a 'in
( IIESTEIt V TOI.M tN
Chester A Tolman, former resi
dent of Ashland died May 31 at
San Diego, Calif, where he was
city engineer of a pioneer family
here, he is survived by a brother,
Cril C. Tolman of Ashland and
Gold Hill, nini oilier relatives
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• Oliver Scrow of the Sterling
mine was a business visitor here
I Tuesday.
• Word has been received an-
I nouncing the birth of a baby girl.
| born to Mr. and Mrs Wayne Cow-
: drey, formerly of this city, now
living in Berkeley, Calif.
• Mrs Keith Thomson of Sturgis.
S. D , arrived Saturday and joined
her husband, who has been in this
vicinity for the past five months.
• Erwin Holister of Rogue River
i was calling on friends Saturday
• Mrs. Martin Paulsen and daugh
ter Vernie left Tuesday morning
for Portland to visit friends and
relat ves.
• Mr. and Mrs. John Brown, re
cently married, are guests of Mrs.
Brown’s brother, J McCarty, and
family.
• Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Dixon
and son Donald of Watsonville,
Calif., are visiting here this week.
I • Several families left Sunday to
| pick strawberries in and around
the Prospect area.
• Miss Irene Alcocks, medic stud
ent of the U of O, is a guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tame.
• Mrs. Clyde Huson and small
son returned from the Commun
ity hospital in Medford Sunday.
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• Roland Parks left for Crater
Lake Saturday, where he will be
| employed.
e Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schumaker
| moved into the Golden property
i Friday.
e Bin Boyd of the Talent con-
fectionery
and
grocery,
and
Charles Long of the poolhall re-
| cently installed neon signs.
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