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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1938)
Page 2 Friday, April 15, 1938 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Catherine McCorkle Mrs. Bacon floor of the hall to improve it for and Mrs. Mimnaugh are former dancing Walter Longatreth, Ed residents of I-a Grande. Mrs Mc win Dunn. Henry Stenrud and Al Corkle's home. Mrs. Bacon is a bert Arnold are doing the work niece of Mrs McCorkle. • Mrs. R D. Reynolds is ill at • Denver Kincaid spent Sunday her home with a bad cold • Mr and Mrs. Ronald Gandee of visiting at the home of Mr and Central Point spent the week-end • A cani party was given in Mrs Archie Kincaid. with relatives in Ashland • Mr and Mrs Clyde Briggs of honor of the birthday anniversary • Mr and Mrs Euell Elliot of C. Ausila at his home Saturday Summer Lake, Ore., were week • Mr and Mrs Ray Spencer spent Ashland spent Sunday visiting at of evening. J. H Williams had high the home of Mr and Mrs Murk end visitors in Ashland. Elliot Sunday and Monday in Oroville. score and received an attractive formerly attended the Norma) Caltf, visiting with their daugh True. prise. Those enjoying the party • Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lusk (nee ters. Alvina and Betty. • Mr. and Mrs laiwrence Smith with the honored guest were Mr Daisy Kincaid) returned Sunday • Mrs. Catherine McCorkle re of Medford were dinner guests of and Mrs. Ed Grimm, Mr and Mrs from their honeymoon in southern I turned north Thursday after Mr and Mrs Richard C Joy last Walter Sexton, J H Williams, Ola California. They were united in spending the last week visiting at Sunday May Grimm and Mrs. C. Austin marnage Sunday, April 3, at Sum the W. O. Martin home. She will • Jack Williams returned from a mit ranch on the Greensprings. spend a few days in Portland and trip north over last Saturday and • Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gowland. • J. J. Deakin and daughter. in Toleda. Wash., before returning Sunday He visited at Corvallis. who recently purchased a place on Walker avenue, are building their Mary Ellen, returned Sunday from to her home in La Grande. Salem and Eugene. Florida. • Miss Dorothy Avent and Mrs • The members of the Home Ex new home there. • Homer Billing« and Velma Archie Kincaid were shopping in tension unit are reminded to bring • Harley Parmen left recently for Brower attended an insurance Medford Tuesday. their canned fruit to the home of Klamath Falls, where he la to be meeting in Medford Tuesday eve- • H L. Gregory and Mrs Arthur Mrs Walter Iamgstreth not later employed. ning. Sellers and daughters. Lucille and than Monday. April 18 • The 4-H club group led by Mr» • Herb Davis arrived Saturday Allene were dinner guests of Mr. • The Bellview P-TA are post Homer Moore entertained the 4-H from Willamette university in and Mrs. Mark True at their home poning their meeting until the group led by Mrs Modrell Thurs Salem to spend spring vacation Sunday. Mr. Gregory is Mrs fourth Friday which will be April day afternoon at an attractive at his home here. He was ac True's father, and Mrs Sellers her 22 The teachers will present the Easter party at the home at Mrs companied by Everett Nance and sister. folk dancing by students, who will Moore. Jack Williams who had been his • Mrs. Miller and family of Ash take part in the music festival • Mr. and Mrs. G V Webster oí guests for several days. land have moved to the Brian later on. The election of officers • Dr. E. G. Everett, M. D.. phy place Mr and Mrs Rufus Trusty, will be held, with Mrs George Orting. Wash . are spending an in sician and surgeon, Hersey bidd who owned the place formerly oc Helms. Mrs. Joe Wade and Mrs definite time here visiting with ing. office phone 18-J, residence cupied by the Millers, have re R. E. Bell as the nominating com Mr and Mrs Charles Wymer. • Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Robertson ' (ltfc) turned there from Dunsmuir. 18-L mittee. • Chief of Police C. P. Talent is • Mrs. Harold Bacon and Mrs • A surprise birthday party was and family moved from their home ill at his home with a severe cold. Frank Mimnaugh of Medford vis given Wednesday evening at the here into Ashland Saturday • Bob Napier, SONS student, ited Tuesday evening with Mrs A. R. Kincaid home in honor of spent last week-end at the home Mr. Kincaid. An attractive buffet of his parents in Klamath Falls. supper was served with the birth end with her pareats, Mr. and • Jean Claycomb, freshman at Reed college in Portland, is spend- I J- H- Hardy. While here, her day cake, which was made by Mrs mg spring vacation here at the! engagement to J Morgan Cooke, Louis Pankey The guests included borne of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. I former resident and Shakespear - Mr. and Mrs. Pankey, Mr. and Mrs J E. Gowland. Mr and Mrs H. L. Claycomb. ean P!ayer. was announced • Jack Hudson left this week for ® Bob Bechtel of Dunsmuir vis- Wade Wallis. Mr and Mrs Henry .. . NS 4n his home in Reedsport. He had Ashland last week-end with Stenrud, Miss Dorothy Avent, Miss Frances Howard, Mrs Etta been attending Southern Oregon t Bevington.^ Morris, Mrs Kincaid, and the hon ICE-LOCKED POND local ' resi I • Normal school. ~ Max Guiley, former ‘ oree dent, called on friends here Tues • Bob Yeo returned Sunday eve • The Upper Valley Community on à ning to his school in Grants Pass day. He manages the Klamath club held its meeting in the Falls airport. after visiting over the week-end CLEAR, CRISP NIGHT • Wife, mother or sweetheart Grange hall Wednesday afternoon. at his home here. During the business meeting it • John Billings. Copco employe will appreciate our special Easter was decided to have a picnic for of Dunsmuir, was a Sunday vis dinner. Nininger’s cafe. IMI the May meeting, weather per itor in Ashland at the home of his • Alicia Applegate. Butte Falls mitting. The program was pre teacher, visited here last week parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bil sented by Mrs. Dunn and Mrs end lings. Moore, with Mrs Koble, Mrs. O Frances Schilling. Rogue River • Mrs. K. J. Madden and son Bob Crow and Mrs. Enlow winning by returned to their Klamath teacher, spent last week-end here the prizes The hostesses were ■ IFRIOIRATOI at the home of her mother, Mrs Falls home Sunday after spending Mrs Wallis, Mrs Modrell and Mrs. several days in Ashland. Etta Schilling. W. Byrd. At the close of the meet • Frances Hardy, who teaches in • Mrs. William Milke of Klamath ing a mystery box was opened. Roseburg visited over the week- Falls called on local friends Sun For the May meeting each mem day No moving porti. • Mr. and Mrs. William Ausland ber is requested to please bring a Lifetime tervice el and son, Donald, of Grants Pass poem relr.tive to Mother s day The installation of officers also low operating colt. were callers at the Willis Ausland will be held. Mrs. Walter Long- home here Sunday. • Mr and Mrs. Harold Ager of streth. Mrs. Crow, Mrs Russel and Portland and their son and daugh Mrs R D Reynolds are hostesses I j ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Arba for the next meeting. Ager of Jacksonville, called on • The ways and means commit- ! I tee of the Grange is repairing the I friends here Sunday. • Ruth Craft and Wyatt Padgett of Klamath Falls were week-end ■ \ visitors at the home of Mrs May ‘ Davis on Siskiyou boulevard. • Ellen Franco, Grants Pass teacher, spent last week-end at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs T. P. Franco. • Mrs. A. B. Pratt and Ruth Pratt of Grants Pass visited Sun day in Ashland at the home of Mrs. Pratt’s sister, Mrs. William Hunter. • Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hubert and daughter Florence left this week to make their home in Med ford. About People You Know! ] Join the Easter Parade WITH A New Coiffure /’IVK YOI lt.HEl.F a new, mor«* '* alluring personality with one of our fine Permanents as low as $2 Other Work Corrt'spomiinglv Econornicul Hill APPOINTMENT CALI. 18« ASHLAND HOTEL BEAUTY SHOP Ì G oa - NORGE FEATURE IS ONE YOU WANT IN YOUR NEW REFRIGERATOR PHARMACY Ashland, Oregon Three dishes of Norbake oven ware. Two 1-quart water bottles. CONVENIENCE BET ... 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