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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1937)
Friday, July 16, 1937 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 2 | Meservey home during her ab sence. • Mr and Mrs. Roy Clary and ' family of Klamath Falla spent the week-end with Mrs. Clary's par- ents. Mr. and Mr» Ed Grimm • L. D. Meservey and Miss Maud Forn recently returned from Port land where Miss Forn received medical care Friends will be glad to hear she is much improved • Mr and Mrs Charles Jackson, who have been spending several months with his mother. Mrs. L. J. Jackson, last week left for Eagle Point where he has employment. • Miss Mabie Metcalfe, who has been spending the past two weeks with her parents and family, re turned to Portland Sunday, where she is in nurse's training at the Emmanuel Nurse’s home. • Henry Stenrud is at Lake o' the Woods this week doing carpenter work. • Mrs. W. L. Moore spent Friday I in Ashland visiting Mi s Long of | Granite street. • Mr. and Mrs Ed Gowland left Dr.twing special attention to the Ashland that is ! Friday for a two weeks visit with relatives at Sebastapool, Calif. tv.'iiy, and the Ashland of tomorrow, many at- • Mr. and Mrs Q W Willis and traetions have been arranged for visitors from i children and Mr. and Mrs Lewis surrounding areas, including many free features, | Willis and baby have rented the Athanas place. They are from parade, fireworks, laying of the cornerstone of ! Texas Ashland’s new theater and formal reopening of • Friends of Mis Henry Stenrud j honored her on her birthday an the famous Lithia Hotel. You'll want to be here niversary Sunday with a picnic for the festivities today and Saturday! dinner at Buckhorn lodge. Those present included Miss Marie Walk er. Mr. and Mrs Ed Gowland, Mr and Mrs. Louis Panky, Mr. and Mis Archie Kincaid. Miss Eunice Kincaid and the guest of honor, Mrs Stenrud. • Mrs Oscar Talent is in a criti cal condition at the Community hospital following a major opera tion Wednesday morning. Í • Mr. and Mrs. Harris and fam ily are vacationing on the coast this week • Mr and Mrs J M Crow and Mr. and Mrs Walter Longstreth and family were picnicing at Wagner creek Sunday. “Your SERVICE Department” ) • The Bellview Grange members . are completing work on the float which they plan to enter in the parade in Ashland Saturday. • Mrs Williams and two daugh ters of southern California are spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haft. • The Rev. Davis Walker of Ala- ! mosa, Colo., and Miss Mary Walk- I er of Laveda. Colo., are expected ' to arrive Saturday to visit at the I J. Z. Walker home Miss Walker : plans to make her home here. • Mrs. Hayes and daughter of Los Angeles are spending several days with Mr. and Mrs Charles Haft QOME of the ideas forthcoming Mrs. Hayes is a sister of Haft. in this column are not prac tical for daily use. nor are they LICENSE EXAMINER COMING useful to every individual. But to Ward McReynolds, state exam start in this week correctly, here iner of chauffeurs and operators, is an old. old idea made new and will be at the city hall here be combined with a severe lecture to tween the hours of 11 a. m. and all you ladies and lassies that are 5 p. m.. Friday, July 23. and all not too energetic this lazy weath persons desiring permits to drive er. Are you ready? automobiles are asked to get in Then hear the story of the love touch with him during those hours ly young laxly who groomed her self beautifully, preparatory to putting on a perfectly elegant dress, and then wasn't careful to see that it was pressed to per fection. Result: a slightly crum pled, warm look which caused both young lady and gown to hit a new low as far as charm was . concerned. It is too hot to do a lot of pressing, and yet we cannot man age that bandbox appearance un less both dress and slip are ironed perfectly So, because be charming we must, we shall have to find new short-cuts to making press ing efficient. For Instance, that lightweight wool skirt that you wear with cool blouses need not go through a steaming process be- i fore it is perfect, nor need you content yourself with a haphazard job of pressing it on the wrong side. Get a heavy piece of brown wrapping paper. Place it over the right side of the skirt, brush it lightly with a damp cloth, and press quickly until the paper is —which is in less than no time You can Save 20 to | dry You'll be surprised how much faster your wool pressing will go, 25% on fire if you try this. Those silks that stick to the insurance costs iron stick no more when put to this self-same treatment, only see to it that your paper is Just damp If you are careful about the ened and no more As for cottons, things that ctu« fires, if you the damp cloth is still best, and if own buildings less apt to burn, you use a good hot iron it need this company can save you 20 not take too much of your time; and the effect Is so much better. to 25% on your fire insurance. Remember now, this is imper ative to charm and good groom See us about your tie the resulting rope around your a little matter of taste. Certain ing! next policy ! ! ! Have you been looking for a head, leaving the ends floating in combinations of apparel Just will new way to fasten the front of a the breeze at the back. P. 8.: Get not work So, Just as you wouldn't plain-colored dress which is split a good piece of chiffon. The cheap wear wooly anklets with a frmal, from neckline to waist? WHY kinds will sag into strings after don’t wear spike heels with slacks NOT get two contrasting shades a wearing or two. There Is a boyish swing necessary of chiffon and make tabs six We have it on good authority to your walk when you wear inches long and three inches wide that summer session girls at the slacks that cannot be achieved if with the ends cut slant-wise, tack normal school have a plan up their you are teetering on high heels. M c M innville O regon one color on one side and the sleeves to equal the wild note of And, really, there's no excuse for FoUcnd OHi.. . , . 1200 Y . or Bulldin« other color on the other side of the boys’ shirts Watch them! it anyway with these clever little the split at intervals of about four This promises to be a gay war inexpensive sandals and sneakers inches and simply square-knot of colors! to be had. them together. Then to make the f f f effect really complete twist We turn from etiquette today to Subscribe for the Miner today. lengths of each color together and AGENT—PHONE 21 an extended visit with Mr and Mrs. George Yockel and family. They are brothers of Mrs Yockel • Miss Adeline Hamilton has been spending several days with Mr. • Mr and Mrs Gates King of and Mrs Arthur Hamilton of Ash San Francisco were visiting land friends here Friday. • Mrs John Hessenauer attended • The Reverend Young of the a party at the Paiede home in Luth« tan church of Medford will i Central Point Tuesday. hold serwices next Tuesday eve • Donald Copeland of the Apple ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs gate district is spending several John Hessenauer days with Mr and Mrs. Vai Inlow. • Mr. and Mrs Mark True made a business trip to Medford Thurs • Mrs. Ada Huxley left Thursday for Grants Pass to visit with rel day • Axel and Martin Dahl of Con atives. Mrs. Jennings of the Dead rad, Mont., arrived last week for ! 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