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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1937)
Friday, October 29, 1937 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 2 When Looking at the New Automobiles, Remember... \<>w it costs less than ever to own the automobile you want—when you finance lime purchases through your local luuik. you SAX E—ami when you insure your car through Oregon Mutual '.W;, LMvI- dende policies, you SAVE On Fire and Theft Premiums! W«‘ will lx- glad to explain—without obli gation, of course— how you now can S \\ E on your automobile insurance. At your convenience, see I. C. ERWIN DO EAST MMX STREET PHOXE 21 I unlay morning at the Bellview i Grange hall • W O Martin made a business tup to Medford Tuesday. • Mi and Mrs J. D. Beeson of • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown of Los Angeles. Calif. are spending Long Beach. Calif., are spending several weeks with Mr and Mrs several days this week with Mr J O Talent and family. Mrs Bee and Mrs. Mark True. Mrs. Brown son is a sister of Talent's. is a sister of Mr True • Mirs W.inda Heinze, who teach • Merle Talent left Thursday of es school in the,Applegate district, last week for a short trip to San was at her home last Saturday and Francisco where he will visit rel Sunday atives. He returned there with his • Mr and Mrs J M. Crow. Mr aunt. Miss Ellen Hendrickson, who and Mrs. Walter Longstreth and has been spending some time with Jack and Dale Williams attended , the Talent family. a dinner given by the Jacksonville • E. A Hamilton and son Milton Grange held at Jacksonville Wed returned Monday from a business nesday evening. , trip to Portland. They also visited • Miss Marjorie Bell was hostess with Mr. Hamilton’s parents, who at a dinner held at her home last make their home at Rainier. Ore. Friday evening The guests includ • Miss Eileen Enlow, who teaches ed Bud Meredith, Mildred Martin. We insure anything in the Applegate district, spent Kenneth Bell. Louise Martin and last Saturday and Sunday with her Bill Brahs. that's insurable. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vai Enlow. • Kenneth Bell, a member of the While here, she attended the Po- Ashland high football team, ac- companies them to Grants Pass ' mona Grange meeting. • Robert Anderson and Ed Milton this evening to play in the game ! of Whittier. Calif., spent several there. i days recently with Mr. and Mrs. • Mr and Mrs Will Buffington . Earnest Rogers. While visiting and two sons of Montana spent REAL ESTATE and here they made a trip to Crater several days last week with Mr. REAL INSURANCE and Mrs. Ed Hinninger. Lake and Mount Ashland. Phone 241 41 East Main • The Bellview Grange enter- • Mr. and Mrs Hinninger made a tained the Pomona Grange Sat- business trip to Medford Thursday. ' • Miss Louise Martin was hostess at a dinner Thursday evening at her home Guests included Betty I Brahs, Bruce Brahs. Marjorie Bell. I What Ashland Makes, Makes Ashland • Kenneth Bel), Mildred Martin and 1 Bill Brahs • Mrs Edwin Dunn and Mrs Walter Longstreth made a trip to Medford Monday evening to at tend a meeting of the recreational leaders of the Grange. • The Home Extension unit will hold its meeting Friday. Novem ber 5. at the Grange hall. A cov CHURNED BUTTERMILK---- 10c per gal. ered dish luncheon will be served I at noon, with Mrs. Heilmeyer and Mrs. Lanini as hostesses. Mrs. Mabel C. Mack will be present at the meeting to talk on the topic, "Know Yourself." Each member • BELLVIEW • A plate ¿lass yfi ndow Always losesa With a. brick f Billings Agency is requested to bring a 12-ineh > quilt block and a inemlH-r holding the lucky numltei will receive all quilt blocks • Mrs Elnu-i Hopkins and baby i of S<Hia Springs spent last Satur day and Sunday with Mr and Mis Arnold Mrs Hopkins is a daughter of Mt and Mrs Arnold • Mt ami Mis Edwin Dunn at tended a dinner given by the Jack sonville Grange at Jacksonville Wednesday evening • Mrs Fred C Homes and Mis Albert C Joy made a business tup to Medford Tuesday afternoon • Mis ■dwin Dunn and Mis Wai 'ter Ixingatreth made a trip to Medford last Friday evening to at tend a P-TA conference t \in 11..in, t .. ....... and daugh 1 ter Barbara Jean arc leaving the last of the week for Portland to attend the wedding of Karl Moore to Miss Jean Elizabeth Penney , The ceremonies will lie Sunday • Mis Elsie Reeser of Woodburn, i Or«-. is spending several days with Mrs Jack True Mrs Reeser is a sister of Mrs True • Miss Helen Dunn returneil Sun ' day from Corvallis where she | spent several «lays visiting with her cousin, Miss Frances Port, who I I is attending Oregon State college • Mis \itx-i: May underwent an operation at the Sacred Heart ho.s j pital In Medford recently She is 1 recovering as well as can he ex pected. • Mis lennie Gregory ind son Joe of Redding. Calif spent Sun day her«- visiting friends The Gregory family ar«- former rest- . dents of this community • Mi and Mi ■ Fred Wlllian ■ and I children of Idaho have purchased the Ceyester home. formerly , owned by the First National bank • Miss Alice Metcalfe spent Wed nesday at th«’ Madden home In Ashland • Ward Craft Ji spent Satin day and Sunday visiting with Henry Iatnini a I Swift, Easy Way to CALIFORNIA l).ix and night, rcgaidlcM of the weather, our fine fast trains »|M.sd to sunny California. When you go our way you relax in the knowledge that heavy steel rails, secnrely anchored >>n a private right-of-way, are the S4FFST, eaiietl-riding highuuj in the uorld. But safety, speed and comfort are not all: Economy din ing car meals. 5« and 10c Tray Food Service, low rail and Pullman fares are other reasons why w ise traselers .ire traveling Southern Ihirifli THE NEIGHBORHOOD ( III |(( || Congregational Church school, 9:45 a m . Mrs Glen Prescott, superintendent. Cor inne Croft, pianist Morning worship, 11 o'clock, sermon. “Purpose and Poiae ” Christian Endeavor. 6:30 p. m Pilgrim Fellowship, 6:30 p m Christian Life service. 7.30 p m Questions: "I have the conviction that most of the people today are living on th«- seasoning of life rather than its nourishments What do you think ?" “Are we having a form of Gcal- I lines» without th«» power?” Southezii Pacific I *1 Sec tour local sp agini or write I A OKMANDY, (nihul A,r<w/. ’M P j < i fit Buihlin» Portland. Orino® _________ I GOOD PRINTING A MINER HABIT! SUN INDO^ PASTEURIZED MILK ASHLAND CREAMERY BUTTER SHASTA ICE CREAM ASHLAND CREAMERY fl [iIk ùl A ULTRA-MODERN tfai CONSOLE HEATERS Discover happier living with these beautiful new heaters. Inexpensive to buy—extremely economical to operate—a revelation in style, service, Electricity Serves Them All Yes, your Electrical Servant is ready and willing to leap into action at the slightest bidding . . . the snap of a switch and presto! Light, heat for cooking or hot water, power for the multitude of chores to be done about the modern home. No other form of heat and power is as flexible, as ever ready or as CLEAN as electricity! This fall and winter, plan to add electrical goods to your house hold equipment . . . Ashland’s electrical and furniture stores offer an abundance of handsome, easy-to-buy and economical-to-operate electrical appliances. And, best of all, remember: Electricity is CHEAPER in Ashland! Ashland Light Department “Your SERVICE Department” efficiency, ft ft Without work, these wonderful new models deliver healthful warmth instantly— to one room or several. Gone are chilly dampness, smoke, ashes, soot,’fuel storage and delivery, ft ft Don’t wait for that frosty morning. Choose your heater from the wide selec tion of colorful models. Order today—enjoy it tomorrow. No muss or fuss to install. See or 'phone us (or your Dealer) Jor demonstration. SOUTHERN OREGON GAS CORPORATION • et £cOn°,’ul
