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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1937)
F’agv 2 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER of Mr. and Mrs. J Talent. Mias Hendrickson is a sister of Mrs Talent. • Mr and Mrs Hoy Talbot of Ashland and Mr. and Mrs W O. • Miss Nina Hazelwood returned Martin enjoyed a trip to Applegate Friday from LA»st Lake where she and Grants Paas Sunday has been employed. • The Bellview Grange will hold • Miss Ellen Hendrickson re a dance in the Grange hall Friday turned to her home in San Fran evening LHckey's orchestra will cisco Wednesday evening after furnish the music Refreshments having spent a month at the home will be" served. • Messrs Hazlewocd, Welch. Na kies. Christleib and Tavloi are cn a four-day hunting trm in Klamath county. • W O Maitm made a bus trip to Central Point Wi5ine-id.iv • M's C 1" Talent w u the hon oree at a surprise bitt).day dinner given Sunday evening at tile home of Mr. and Mrs J Talent. • Kenneth Bell, a inembei of the Fully Automatic Ashland high football team, ac companied tiie squad to Klamath or Falls Friday. Semi ■ Automatic • Merle Talent attended the Klamath halls-Ash land high game I in Klamath Falls last Friday • Nina Hazlew-ood, Louise Maitm | and Mildred Martin made a busi- . ness trip to Medford Wednesday • Mr. and Mrs Heinze made ' trip to Klamath Falls Monday. • Mr. and Mrs Van King, who | have purchased the C. A Brown home, arrived from Los Angeles Sunday. • Louis Iverson returned tins i week from his work in Lakeview. • Richard C. Joy is among th«" I leaders of 4-H club work who was . HOT WATER ; chosen to attend the state leaders conference to be held some time m REFRIGERATION ( January All expenses will be paid • Fred Homes returned Tuesday COOKING HEATING I evening from Roseburg where he • BELLVIEW • CONTROL This suit is of black wool, with flattering revers of black velvet Russian ermine collar that ties into a flat bow. and undercut!? of the fur are piquant touches. The b it. gloves and bag also are of black velvet The costume was designed by Ladi- laus Czettel, Hollywood couturier Posed by Jessie Matthews. \ Every Essential for Autumn Beauty VVHETHER it be a complete new coiffure for the fall season, or a manicure, you'll find Mary's is ready with a complete service that is efficient, in good taste and economical. Permanents start at $1.95 . to $5 00 65 NORTH MAIN , PHONE 196-L MARY'S BEAUTY SALON • TALENT • PERFECTLY SUITED ar attended a meeting of the county agricultural committee Five coun ties were represented. • Amons thorn from Bellview who attended the highway cele bration were Miss Marie Walker. Mrs George Helms and Beta De- Shazer, Mr. and Mrs. Longstreth. Mr. and Mrs. Deadmond. !• The Bellview P-TA held its meeting last Friday evening. The program was on 4-H club work. Mrs. Byrd wrote a poem on the 4-H work which was well received. Members also voted not to serve refreshments at future meetings • Mr and Mrs Heinz«- were dta- I ner guests of Mr. and Mrs Crump Sunday. • Mr and -Mis Leo L.iBrcck of Washington visited with Mr. and 'Mrs Archie Kincaid Saturday. • a house warming was held at the Charles Howard home Sunday. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kincaid, Harvey How ard, Miss Eunice Kincaid, Ivan Edwards. Miss Daisy Kincaid, Les lie Lusk. Denver Kincaid, Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Howard, Walter How ard, Mrs. Alice Parker, Mrs. Alice Cooke, Mr. and Mn T A Morris, Mr. and Mrs R C. Avent. Miss Dorothy Avent, Mias Frances Howard, Miss Betty Avent and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howard. • Miss Nina Hazlewood was an overnight guest of Miss Mildred Martin Wednesday. • Mi and Mis Joe Tryon lit tended the load cclebiation on th« Siskiv<>us Wednesdm • Mis Will Bates s|x-nt Sunday I at Klamath Falls visiting her son Koval and family • Lemuel McReynolds of Pass was calling Sunday • John Hearing. S2 years of age. had the niiafot t une to fall while coining out of his bam Sunday evening and suffered a broken hip Di Harvey Woods was called, the patient being removed to the hos pital in Ashland • Merle Hough, who hae been em ployed at Purks grocery for th«" last two months, left Monday morning for Council Bluffs, la. his former home • Mis Maurice McShane of Grants Puss called on friends her«« Wednesday • Mrs Ruth Helfrich spent Sun day at Central Point with her sis ter. Mrs Ray Burns and family. • Mi and Mrs Will Hart have returned from Idaho, where they spent 10 days vacationing with relative« and friends Idaho was their home la-fore the couplt* came to Talent • Mi and Mrs John South of Glendale, lire, an- guests of then daughter. Mrs Alta Hates, unit family I • Mi mid Mis Fred Ho«liipp md family were calling on old neigh bors hi re Sunday «-veiling • Mt John Hamilton ot Tule 1-ikc was a visitor here last week, spending a short time with rela- lives and friends • VALUABLE IN KNOWING THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR MILK CLOVER LEAF DAIRY FOR MORE MILK Phone 23-F-2 THE SEASON FOR BOOKS ... IS HERI-:! I- tile tiling yotl'll like' OCCASIONAL PIELES Whether it s u coffee table, in mi «M'caaional piece, you'll be inter eetvd in our assortment of occss tonal tables for all parts of the house Inexpensive. ‘ Ullpamtvd fill niture for that spare iihiiii that will make you want to open u can of paint on sight' COMFORTABLE (HAIRS WICKS run M IGIIItORHiMIl) < III ICC II < ougregalioniii Church school. 1» 45 a in Mis Glen Prescott, superintendent. Corinne Croft, pianist Morning wonDiip. 11 o'clock. Miss Margaret Ramsay, pianist sermon, "Releasing Ourselves " Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p rn Pilgrim fellowship. 6:30 p in Christian life service. 7 30 p m Questions "Is it possible that we are seeking a religious peuce with out paving a rt liglous price'”’ "Is the 'promise of blessing' found in the third chapter of Malachi for us today'*" "Could we not enrich our own lives and that of our church if we would only step out on that promise?" Your question will be answered if you will write it out ami put it in the box RHONE *111 What Ashland Makes, Makes Ashland CHURNED BUTTERMILK - - - Ilk* per gal ASHLAND CREAMERY I am always Johnny on the spot as quick as you' can turn the faucet. I am never tired or caught napping. I am the continuous hot water heater. Next only to the furnace, I am the greatest modem convenience in the home, and unlike the furnace, I serve the year round. Best of all, my unfailing service may be had for a few pennies a day! i I A Morning Glass If you re a good health follower, and cleanse your system • mornings with a glass or two of hot water, I'm ready for you with water clear, fresh and as hot as you life it. Hurry!—Only 1 More Week to Care of Baby I am always ready for the baby's bath. Arid I'm equally ready with plenty of hot water for keeping baby s cloth ing fresh and comfy. I keep floors and woodwork cl and germ-free. 'during the month o4 October only) BY MAIL-1 YEAR Regular NOW $7.00 $6.00 Daily only Daily and Sunday 11.50 Sunday only.... 5.00 10.00 4.50 SEE WIRE PHOTOS Flashed by wire dl reel to The Oresonian from the point of or Igln In a matter of minutes. Today's Pictures Today MAIL THIS ORDER TODAY Pocket This $1.50 D. * 8. □ □ Sunday □ hundred dollari ? Tlien insure THE OREGONIAN. Portland Oregon: Enclosed find for which pleas« »end me The Oregonian a* checked on this coupon. Name V CHECK ONE Dally Would vouhet a. law centi Address City 9W- Billings Agency REAL ESTATE and REAL INSURANCE Phone 211 Al Hast Main • PASTEURIZED MILK ASHLAND CREAMERY BUTTER SHASTA ICE CREAM -Wert watest FIRST BAPTIST ( HI l(( !l Charles E. Dunham, Pastor Church school meets at 9:45 a. m., R. L. Walker, superintend ent. Morning worship at 11 o’clock. The pastor will preach the sermon. The Young People’s union will meet at 6:30 p. m. The evening service at 7:30 p. rn. The pastor will bring the evening message. Prayer and conference meeting 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. • • Subscribe for the Southern Ore gon Miner today. One year, $L Friday. October 22, 1937 Healthful Bathing From the cleansing, stimulating morning bath that revives sleepy-heads to the tepid bath at night which leads to deep slumber, I keep every member of the family the pink" Inf he Sickroom And when illness come I rn indispensable. I'm always ready for the invalid •, drinking wafer and medicine , for compresses, bathing dean-. rig of bed linen, towels. I never fail. The California Oregon Power Company
