Friday, SrptrnilxT 24, 1937
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
• BELLVIEW •
• Mr. and Mrs Deter of northern
California visited Tuesday with
Mr and Mrs Hull
• Miss Marjorie Bell has entered
the Southern Oregon Normal
school.
• Mrs. W. O. Martin and daugh
ters, Mildred and Louise, made a
business trip to Medford Wednes
day morning.
• Kenneth Bell broke several
bones in his left hand while play
ing in the football game against
Wallis and Mrs Mark True at
tended a meeting of the Wednes
day club of the Presbyterian
church Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. W W Robison on Palm
street
• Mrs Ola Biers of the Pinehurst
district spent the last week with
Mr and Mrs. Wade Wallis
• Miss Ellen Hendrickson of Mo
hawk. Calif., ts here on an ex-
tended visit with Mr. and Mrs J
O Talent and family. Miss Hen
drickson is a sister of Mrs Talent
• Mrs Pomeroy of Camas Valley
visited Saturday and Sunday with
Mr and Mrs J O Talent unii
family.
• Mrs Orr of Klamath Falls vir
ited last Thursday with Mr anti
Mrs J O. Talent and family
• Mi and Mrs Henry Newman
and Mrs Backland of Fort Bragg,
Calif , visited Tuesday with Mr
and Mrs. J. O Talent and family
• Professor and Mrs P F West-
more of Spokane, Wash , spent
two davs last week visiting with
Mr anil Mrs. C B Lamkin Mrs
West more is a niece of Mrs 141 m -
I kin.
• Lyndle Newbry of Talent spent
last Saturday night and Sunday
with Jack and Dale Williams
• The Bellview Parent-Teacher
association will hold its meeting
Friday, September 24 The offi
cers will act as the refreshment
committee: Mrs Walter Long-
streth. president; Mrs Christ lieb.
vice president; Mrs Herman Helm,
secretary, and Mrs. Charles An
derson. treasurer. They will serve
Whether its lighting up an acquaintance, or freezing des
cookies and punch. The teachers,
sett, electricity is your most willing and cheerful ally
Mr. Balding, Miss Quimby and
ready to brown your toast lit breakfast or furnish a soft,
Miss Hager, will prepare the pro
icstful reading light at night Brighten up the dark corners
gram. Mrs. Longstreth will ap
of your home for these long evenings ahead Set* your elec
point the committees for the com
trical dealei s new offerings now you'll be glad you did
ing year.
And remember. El JC(’TRICITY IS i’ll HA I •lilt IN ASH
• Mr and Mrs. Ted Jungling have
LAND'
moved on the place formerly oc
cupied by Mr and .Mrs Sam Har
ris Mr Jungling is working for
Charles Brown
• There will be a meeting of the
i Home Extension units to be held
at the court house in Medford next
Monday and Tuesday. Monday, the
‘Vour SERVICE Department”
modern farm kitchen will be dis-
I played.
Tuesday,
Mrs
Maud
Morse. extension specialist, will
discuss the parent education pro-
FIRST BAPTIST < 1111« II
homes on the Oregon frontier and
I gram. The first meeting of the journeyed to Fort Klamath Friday
Charles E. Ilunham, I'untor
who found peace for their mails in
unit to be held in Bellview will tie and spent the week-end with their
son Kent, who operates a ranch
Church school meets at 9:45 a the Christian faith
! some time in October.
m. R L Walker, superintendent
• Mr and Mrs. Charles Brown there.
The Young People's union will
have sold their home to Mr and • Mis Ruth Helfrich attended
Morning worship, 11 o'clock The meet nt 7 p m Miss Carrie Mor
Mrs B B. King of Los Angeles the funeral of her aunt. Mrs ,1 V pastor will speak on the theme. gan will have charge of the pro
Mr. and Mrs King are now in Wright of Ashland, Saturday
"Whose Faith Follow’’ A tribute
Los Angeles, Mr King receiving • Mr <>id Mrs George Bauer of to the sturdy Christian characters gram
Evening service nt K o'clock
medical treatment. Mr and Mrs
whose Ilves are woven into the
Van King will return with Mr. Medford were guests of Mr and fabric of early Oregon history 'Die pastor will bring the message
and Mrs. B King to make their Mrs Benny Babbs Wednesday eve The godly pioneers who built for
Prayer and conference meeting
home here. Mr and Mrs Brown ning.
themselves and their families 7.30 p m Wcdiicmlay.
have been in this district for 27
years and will be missed by their
many friends.
Weed last Saturday
• Miss Genevieve Farmer left on
a short trip to Portland Wednes
day of last week
m uid Mrs. Roy Hi
of Klamath Fulls visited Wednes
day with Mr and Mrs John Hes-
setiauer
Wednesday
aftertuxm.
they made a trip to Medford
• It has been announced that
there will be a Bellview Grange
dance held at the Grange hall Fri
day evening
• Kenneth La Branch of Coquille
Ore., is staying with Mr and Mrs
John Hessenauer while attending
the normal school
• Mrs C B. Lamkin. Mrs Wade
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• Mr and Mrs Joy Maxwell and
family left for Nampa, Ida , Tues-
! day to make their home there.
was
• Irene Alcocks of Eugene
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a week-end guest of Mr and Mrs
Lysle Tame Irene is a student
at the University of Oregon
• Guests at the home of Mrs
Clare Preston over the week-end
were Effie Miller, Ula Leach and
Edna Hastson of Coos county, and
R B. Miller and family of Med-
ford, and John Miller of Tule Lake,
i Calif.
• Mr and Mrs Ray Schumaker
| of Grants Pass were visiting in
Talent Sunday afternoon
• Bill Hubbard of Powers, Ore.,
. visited friends here over the week
end.
• Haskill Croler of Phoenix was
a business caller Tuesday.
• The Rev Galaher of Fem Val-
i ley was in Talent Wednesday.
: • Mr. and Mrs K Keller, who
I have been living at Tame’s camp
j ground for the past two months,
left Tuesday morning for near
Brookings, where he has employ
ment.
• Mrs JameH Yeo of Ashland
I visited with her sister, Mrs Nor-
! man Ashcraft and family Wednes
day.
• Al Bowman of Myrtle Point,
formerly of Talent, called on
friends here Wednesday.
• Mr. and Mrs Norman Ashcraft .
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