Friday, July 30, 1937
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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• BELLVIEW •
PIERROT TURBAN
Milddy’s
Aid by IRAN
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• Mrs. J. O. Talent, who is re
covering from a major operation,
uas been taken to her home. Her
brothers and sisters, who were
called here during her illness, in
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cluded Mrs. Frank Jeiifnea of
Rockport, Frank Hendrickson ot
IT SEEMS that the last
Fort Bragg, Mis. J. M. Cooper.
1 weeks It has been necessary to
Mrs. E. A Walley. Mrs. A E.
begin this colunui with a growl,
Eddy and Mrs F. F. Jensen, all of
and today la no exception. So take
San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. A. M.
it kindly, and we'll have a pleas
Hendrickson and son of Knappa,
ant beginning next time
Mrs J. C. Orr and children of
Today It is hems! This sum
Klamath Fails and Mrs. Beri
mer's fashions seem to conspire
Mack, a niece of Mrs Talent and
against trim hem-lines. Gored and
her daughter were here from As
flared skirts, shorter dresses,
toria. Mrs. Gordon Duffield, a
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heavy pleating in one or two
daughter, from Marshfield, will
places on the skirt: all of these
Substantial Saving
remain at the Talent home in
make it difficult to have an even
definitely.
NO
FURTHER
PAYMENTS
UNTIL (HTOBER 1*
hem, and without that even hem
• Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marsh and
the effect is loal. There must be
baby of Shaw's camp visited Sun
a nice, clean cut line at the bot
day with Marsh's parents, Mr. and
tom of your skirl
Mrs. D. Marsh.
Now then, some times In setting
• Many Bellview Grange mem
a hem, we will turn It up even
bers drove to Phoenix Tuesday
all round without tlying it on.
evening to put on the program for
Alix takes a turn witn hats to give r On the hanger it is its level as
the Grange there. The program us this little Pierrot turban. It 1* i can be but when we try it on it
was opened by all members sing
>udi ot peak-iiks triangles of red tikes up in the back or on the
ing, followed by a tableau. In tne white and blue felt. It can be wort i sides, seems long In front and
Garden. accompanied by Mrs. Wil
when she went to classes nt
I simply will not du The reason Is
lis Byrd, who with Mrs. Davis u shown or on ths back of tbs beso obvious, for the curves of the fig Few Stage Props
Synopsis of ‘Romeo’ , nor
the normal school Monday morn
sang "In the Garden.” The tableau as a callot
ure have not be-n taken into con
Romeo, the Montugue, ing. set fire to the W F. IHiWltt
was under direction of Mrs. Arch
Used For Plays and Tragic
sideration. Then fore, rule number
pitifully
lovely Juliet, the residence on East Main street and
ie Kincaid. Mrs. Wade Wallis gave home of five acres. Mr and Mis. . one, always have someone turn
Capulet,
fall
deeply
in love In caused damage estimated at |75
two readings, followed by a play |
In Early Times spite of the feud between
and family an* moving ; up the hem while you have the
their Itefore city firemen smothered the
and dance number by Harlalee 1 , Goettling
garment on.
to
B
street
in
Ashland.
marry
secretly.
In blaze with chemicals
families
and
Wilson and three girls. Mrs. Tay
During the Elizabethan era. one of the duels between the two
Rule number twu deals with the
The fire, starting in the ironing
lor Williams sang two numbers, • I. E. Deadtnond was unable to ’ Hates and goies After you have plays were produced with a inlni-
. families Romeo by an error In tsiard and spreading to curtains
accompanied by Mrs. Willis Byrd, work in his Ashland shop Wed 1 the dross together, skirt fastened
mum of stage properties, a few judgment causes the death of one and linoleum, was not discovered
after which a play. Captain and nesday because of illness.
to waist, etc., hang it up fur at heavy tables, stools and benches, of Ills kinsmen at the hands of by Mm DeWitt until the up[>er
His Pirates, was presented.
least two days. This will give the
• Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Orin and • Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hessenauer bias parts a chance to sag down at best The stage was composed Tybalt, Juliet's cousin. Revenge Is hall was ablaze Furnish Inga, walla
family of Mobile, Ala., and T. A. of Klamath Falls visited with Mr as far as they are going to and of four parts, consisting of a main imperative and Romeo thus slays and stulr tiannlster were damaged,
Morris of Ashland were guests of and Mrs. John Hessenauer Wed then when the hem is turned up stage, a forestage or apron, which i Tybalt, for which he is banlahed as wax some of Miss Baumgart
. forever from Verona Despairing ner's clothing
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kincaid Wed nesday afternoon.
it will stay just right. If this is was a large stage area In front of happiness beyond the one night
nesday afternoon.
an
inner-below
of
the
curtain
.
done, you need no lunger fear that
• The Bellview Grange picnic • Henry Stenrud is doing repair awkward long-at-the-sides effect stage, a small area behind the which fate allows to her and her
the
work
this
week
at
the
What
Not
main stage; and an inner-alx >ve 1 lord. Juliet seeks the uld of her
held at Helman Baths Sunday was
flared skirts so often give.
Friar. She Is terrified because
stage
well
attended.
Each
family store in Ashland.
directly
above
the
Lnner-
This latter point also is true
la Insistent that she Im-
brought a basket lunch and ice • The Bellview Community club > of pa ata. Let the garment hang below and similar to it In size A I father
mediately become the bride of one
cream and coffee was furnished gave a shower Tuesday afternoon awhile so that the weight of the play was given In a continuous I i County
Paris
by the Grange. The members en at the home of Mrs. Ben Christ- pleats will pull down as far as it performance, with no pauses be
The Friar gives her a potion
joyed swimming before and fol leib, honoring Mrs. R D. Reynolds is going to. Then on the Inner part tween scenes or acta and no In
fa.
The actors were that will produce a death-like state
lowing lunch.
and Mrs. Claude Connley. They of the pleat turn up a little more termissions
• Mr. and Mrs. J. E Gowland. were the recipients of many love materia’ so that there will be no dressed in the ornate UMtUOMt i until a certain time when Romeo
’ can come to the tomb and get her
who recently sold their ranch, ly gifts. At the close of the party points hanging below the outside of the period.
have now moved to Liberty street dainty refreshments were served. line.
It Is by this pattern that the Rum«» knows nothing of this how-
[ ever and returns to hear that his
in Ashland They plag to live there
Them are all old rules, but they players of the Oregon Shake») >ear-
• Mrs. Floyd Carter and Mrs seem Co have been forgotten. Short ean Festival model their produc Juliet Is dead
a month.
In despair he buys a drachm of
• Mr. and Mrs. George Erwin Richard Joy made a trip to Crater skirts demand that they be fol- I tions. and every character and
¡Hilson and kills himself at the
have purchased the J. E. Goettling Lake Sunday.
lowed, because the hem line Ln every scene Is Included just as side of his beloved. She awakes
• Mrs. Miles Farmer and small much more noticeable now. And Shakespeare wrote them.
and finds what has happened and.
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daughter are visiting several days if the dress you buy doesn't quite
1 hearing the coming of people
at the Willis Byrd home.
hang level, DON’T wear it until
1 aroused by the activity at the
• Mrs. Elizabeth Bown is spend- you have leveled it. It is Just as ‘Romeo And Juliet’
tomb, buries Romeo's dagger deep
| ing several days visiting her sis important as any other part of
her bosom and dies.
Cast Is /tnnouneed in Montague
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Web the fitting.
and Capulet, deeply
ster and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Helen Sperling receives the
touched by the tragedy, make
Here
Is
the
cast
for
’
Romeo
and
Wymer.
verbal bouquets today, for that
vows to be friendly thereafter, in
• Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Reynolds chic, very short smock of green Juliet."
of their children's love
Escalus. Angus Bowmer; Paris, memory ------------
of Bellflower. Calif., and Mr. and cotton print, which she wears
•—
Mrs. Roy Dunham of Wilmington, starched very stiff. It has a flat John Relsacher; Montague. I>eRoy
REAL ESTATE and
Calif., are visiting with Mr. and collar, a pleat down the back, and Lindner; Capulet. Bob Stedman; OVERHEATED IRON DAMAGES
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Mrs. R. D. Reynolds and family. hangs very straight, to just a lit Old Capulet. Alden Hall; Romeo. BILL DE WITT HOME MONDAY
Mrs. Dunham is a sister of Mrs tle below the waistline. Worn with T. Arnold Baughn; Mercutlo, An
I'ltonr
211
41 East Muln
An overheated electric iron, for
Reynolds.
a slim straight skirt, it is as neat gus Bowmer; Benvollo. WIlHam
• Mrs. Hayes and daughter Fran and as cool looking as It sounds. Cottrell; Tybalt, Morgan Cook; gotten by Misa Freeds Baumgnrt-
ces left for their home in Los
WHY NOT get a new idea or Friar laurence, George Smith;
Angeles last week-end, after two for your wardrobe from the Friar John, Lyle Heitz; Balthasar,
spending several days at the I costumes worn In the Oregon Rodney Rogers; Gregory, John
Charles Haft home. Mrs. Hayes Shakespearean Festival next week. Barker; Peter. James Baughman;
is a sister of Mrs. Haft.
During those Elizabethan days Abraham. Lyle Heitz; Musicians.
• There will be an all day picnic they had lots of weird Ideas, but Arden Hall. James Parsons and
Saturday for all 4-H club mem there also were a lot of clever Lyle Heitz; Page to Paris Nor
"Millerizing" is an exclusive
bers and leaders at Jackson Hot ones, ideas that would carry over man Hamilton; Iusdy Montague,
patented process that make*
springs.
H. C. Seymour of Cor nicely to modem dress. For in Pat Carlon; Lady Capulet, Fran
for Longer Roof Life. It is
vallis
will
be present at the meet stance, crisp lacy ruffs- a new ces E Hardy; Juliet, Kitty Ingle;
found only in Certain-teed
ing. Later in the day a county collar idea This has been tried Nurse, Margaret Knox, Ruth As
Shingles. Let us check your
leaders meeting will be held. The before In the cities, with success. ton; Halburtera, Harold Reedy,
roof now and tell you how
leaders attending from Bellview If you make yourself a ruff, WHY Frank Smith; Citizens, W’atchmen.
long it may last and show you
will
be Mrs. Edwin Dunn and NOT make cuffs to match ? Watch etc., Wanda Minter, Annabelle
how little it costs to have
Picnics are great fun
Heath, Maxine Gearhart, Esther
Richard
Joy.
for other details too.
new roof.
Carter,
Doreen
Leverette,
Rober
when
not spoiled by
• R. E. Bell has purchased ma
The etiquette question thia week
razz ESTIMATES
terials and is now building a store also pertains to the festival. As ta Nourse; Curtain Boys. Kath
hard
work
in prepar
Audrey Lofland
and service station.
there will be no seat ushers, should leen Nourse,
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Certain teed
ing for them. These
• Mrs. Albert Arnold, who has the man choose the seat or the
Morgan Cook, Cornish graduate,
been ill, is able to be out again.
lady? As in an indoor theater the
suggestions
will give
ROOFS
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man should select the seat, con taking part In all three dramas,
was
at
one
time
associated
with
you
time
for
fun
REDDING BEATS HILTS
sulting the lady if he cares to,
the Civic theater of Portland He I
After holding the Redding nine and precede the lady down the has also done extensive radio dra
and the energy you
to a 1-1 tie for seven innings, aisle to the place he has chosen.
matic work
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need for it, too!
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Pitcher Arnold Bauman, for Hilts,
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HERE
AUG.
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a
series
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hits
that
ran
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Friday, August 6, to conduct tests
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Ruth Aston, of South Carolina,
is spending the summer In Oregon
in order to appear in the Shakes
pearean Festival. She plays the
nurse In "Romeo and Juliet," and
shares with Doreen Leverette the
role of Bianca in "Taming of the
Shrew." Each of the girls will play
this role in one of the two produc
tions.
Pat Carlon of Medford, who is
direcUng the dance in Romeo and
Juliet, has studied at the Cornish
school in Seattle, and also at the
Pasadena playhouse.
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