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I About People You Know! ] • BELLVIEW •
Friday, April 29, 1938
FREE SHOOTING
EXHIBITION!
• Mrs. Wade Wallis, Mrs. Homer
• William M Briggs left by plane Brower attended a meeting of in , Moore ami Mrs. Mark True at
early this week bound for New- surance company representatives tended a meeting of the Wednes
York, where he was called on in Medford Tuesday evening
day club of the Presbyterian
business.
• Darby O'Toole accompanied church Wednesday afternoon at
• Mrs. Walter Hicks of Orland, Gene Ritxinger to Sacramento the home of Mrs Poley of Ash-
Calif., is visiting at the home of Wednesday evening, planning to ' land
her daughter. Mrs. R<vss Tilley on return Friday.
• Mrs Walter ixmgstreth was in
• Al Simpson returned Sunday Medford on business Wednesday
the Siskivoua.
• Mr. and Mrs Robert Howe, i evening to Eugene after visiting • Mr. and Mis Wade Wallis made
former residents, arrived recently ‘ here Saturday and Sunday
a trip to Applegate Sunday to visit
to make their home at Siskiyou. • Mr. and Mrs Billy Sams of Mr. and Mrs Lee Wallis and fam
■
Klamath
Falls
were
visitors
here
Mr Howe was transferred from
ily.
|Sunday
• Mr and Mis Archie Kincaid
Cottonwood. Calif.
• Dick Petersen left Tuesday for
• W. D. Jackson was a business : Salinas. Calif., where he will re and Eunice visited Sunday with
Mrs Kincaid s mother. Mrs Clara
visitor in Yreka Tuesday and main indefinitely.
Tavlor of B street in Ashland
Wednesday.
• Mrs. Lucille Vakoc returned • Mr. and Mrrf Henry Stenrud
• Lucille Smith spent last week Monday to her work at the Ash
visited Tuesday evening with Mr
end visiting friends in Portland.
land hotel beauty parlor after a and Mrs Archie Kincaid
• John Billings, who is employed lengthy absence
in Dunsmuir, visited in Ashland • Bill Herndon. V of O student. • George Yockel returned Tues
over the week-end with his par i spent last week-end in this city day evening from a short business
trip to California
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Billings. j at the home of his pa rents
• Harry Hoxie, with the state • Mr. and Mrs W. C. Brown • Miss Eunice Kincaid was an
highway department in Medford, visited Sunday in Hilts at the overnight guest of Miss Helen
called on Ashland friends Wednes home of their son and daughter- Elam of Ashland mdu
• Mr. and Mrs J. C. Orr and
day.
in-law. Mr and Mrs Kenneth daughter Helen of Klamath Falls
• Dr. E. G. Everett. M. D., phy Brown.
sician and surgeon. Hersey bidd • Alicia Applegate. Butte Falls visited Tuesday with Mr and Mrs
ing, office phone 18-J, residence I teacher, was a week-end visitor at J O Talent and family.
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(ltfc) I the home of her aunt, Mrs Alice • Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sexton
and daughter of Klamath Fulls re
• Homer Billings and Velma Peil.
there Wednesday after vis
• Mrs Marshall J. Shields and turned
iting
a
time with Mr and
Winchester Shooting Expert and ('anadian
son Bill planned to leave today Mrs Ed short
Grimm
and daughter Ola
for their home in Vancouver. May
Big (¡ame Hunter, Will Show
| Wash., after a visit of several • Wade Wallis Is moving his cat
, weeks here at the home of Mrs. tle onto the summer range at
R. L. Wardle, mother of Mrs.
creek Clarence Byrd. G. W
Demonstration of Complete Line of XS <irl<l Fiunou*
Shields. Mrs. Wardle will accom Jenny
Byrd.
Fred
Henry and Harold Mil-
Gun* and Ammunition
pany her daughter, returning to I ler are helping
him.
Ashland in a short time.
Movie* of Big (lume Taken by Hlmnelf In Canadian
FL. O'Connell, E. G. Hunt • Mr and Mrs Edwin Dunn and
When You Are Ready ' •
Wildern mm
Mrs. Larkin Grubb. Mrs Doni Pro Mrs. Walter Longstreth attended
a meeting Monday evening of the
Patricia
vost.
Doni
my
Provost,
To Move Phone 238-R
Demount rut ion of Correct Rifle («n
county recreational club
Whitney. Elva Claire Jones and I Jackson
at
the
court
house
in
Medford.
Blg Game, Where to Go, flow to Get There and What
| Buster Newhouse attended the • The Bellview home extension
to Take
. baseball game in Hilts Sunday.
unit
will
hold
its
meeting
May
6
• Ruth Gough visited in Grants Mrs Bishop, home demonstration
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Demoliti rut Ion. U-uder Super-Speed Kim Fire Ammu
Pass over the week-end with agent
at large, will be present to
nition
! friends
discuss the placement of furniture
; in the home The election of offi-
I cers will be held A covered dish
' luncheon will be carved at noon
• The Bellview P-TA held its
meeting last Friday evening, with
a large crowd present. The elec
tion of officers was held, with
Mrs Reynolds elected as presi
dent, Mrs Herman Helm, vice
president. Mrs. J Walker, secre
tary and Mrs Flovd Samford.
treasurer.
Refreshments
were
served at the close of the evening.
Sponsored by Wild Life league
• Mr and Mrs. Gilmore of Ash
land recently moved on the place
owned by Paul Held Mr and Mrs
Held moved into Ashland
I • The Upper Valley Community
And 1 to 5 p. m. Friday at
club holds its next meeting Wed
nesday, May 11. The Installation of
officers will be held as fidlows: ■
Mrs George Helms, president;
Mrs Edwin Dunn, vice president;
Mrs. J. M Crow, secretary: Mrs
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Henry Stenrud. treasurer, and
.Mr. Parmelee Invite* ail »portameli who own Winchmtrr rifle* to bring them to
Mrs Willis Byrd, director. Mrs
Simpson'* Hardware Friday afternoon for adjustment* and recommendation*
Russell. Mrs Reynolds, Mrs. Crow
for correct u»e* . . , no charge for this expert advice.
and Mrs. Walter Longstreth are
to be hostesses for the afternoon.
CUer vnih *
• RE Bell will officially open
his new grocery store and service
station Saturday. April 30 The
public is invited to come and visit
as the camp site and plans to start • Gua Hickson of Portland was a
the store Ashland-made bread and
i°KK>»K soon, although recent business visitor Wednesday
Bellview vegetables will be fea
rains have delayed the start.
tured
• Mrs Fred Bayliss, Mrs John
• Mrs Herman Helm entertained
De Witt and Mrs T. Quamme at-
the embroidery club at a 1 o'clock • A birthday party was given for tended the district meeting of the
luncheon at her home Tuesday af Miss Shirley Walker at the dining P-TA iq Weed Thursday
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ternoon. The women enjoying the hall Friday evening. Games were • Mrs Allison's sister and her ' C
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afternoon were Mrs. Edwin Dunn, played and greatly enjoyed Shir husband of Portland stopped to J,
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Mrs. Walter Longstreth, Mra. J. ley received many lovely gifts. visit her Sunday while enroute RFWARR
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M Crow, Mrs. Claude Connley, Those present were Florence, Jose home following a vacation trip to ***' ™
Hroudy Bro*.
Mrs. George Helms and the hoa- phine, Margery and Ervin Mendes. Mexico.
CORN-OFF
Drug Store
teas.
Raymond Coleman, Gordon Al-
•
Baseball
fans
• "Orville's Big Date," with a phonso, Evelyn and Barton Nelson,
cast of Jack Williams. Eunice Kin Marjorie and Russell Williams, appointed Sunday when heavy
caid. Rosemary Bell and Marna MaEmma and Francis Geroy, Dar showers ended the practice game
Byrd will be presented Saturday rell Pennington, Sam Dunaway Jr., with Ashland in the third inning
evening at the May festival at the Vai and Max Temple, Edward Ek with the «core Hilt 3, Ashland 4.
Medford high school This play, wall, Walter and Elizabeth Clev • Fred I Reynolds and Roland
given previously by the Bellview enger,
Bernice and
Margery Tresham i of Kerby, Ore., are
Grange with the same cast, is one Blooniingcamp of Hornbrook, Jean spending a few days in Hilts.
of the three chosen from the dif Rader and Winifred Kipp, also of
ferent Granges throughout the Hornbrook, Lucille Francis, Ger • Mr. and Mrs Richard Williams
county to be given at the May ald Goodwin, Donald Hord, BiUy and family ’ were in Medford Sat-
festival.
Gilberg, Robert Ohlund, Audrey urday
• A Bellview Grange dance will and Shirley Walker.
Margaret
be given Friday evening, starting Coleman and Barbara Roush were • Godfrey Walker returned Fri-
at 9 o'clock. Dickey’s orchestra unable to attend. Refreshments day from Burney, where he spent
the last two weeks with his son,
will furnish the music. Refresh were served.
ments will be served at midnight. • Mr. and Mrs. C. A Baumgart Marion Walker and family.
• Mrs. D. Francis Korth arrived ner and daughter Jean motored to • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lang are
here Wednesday evening from the Sidney O'Connor ranch at Lit visiting
his mother in Camas Val
Sacramento to spend a short time tle Shasta TTiursday evening. Jean
visiting with her parents. Mr and wax one of the delegates to go to ley, Ore.
Mrs. W. O. Martin.
the honor society convention held • Jake Beers of the USS Colo
in Santa Rosa Saturday. She and rado watt visiting here last week
' the rest of the party went south end with hia «later and brother-in-
• Only Norge give* you ell these fea
Congregational
Friday and returned Monday.
law, Mr. and Mra. P. D. McDougal.
ture* and more—in one washer. Wring
• Miss Marjory Kuhn left Thurs
W. I*. Fuller & Co
Church
mod ***
er* arc more ma**ive, easier to operate,
day evening to spend the week
Boulevard and Morton Street*
end in Sacramento. Mrs. M. J.
Pure Prepared
l,oW A*
safer. All model* have the exclusive
Rev. H. S. Wannamaker, Pastor Bailey substituted for her in the
Norge Autobuilt Transmission, perma
Per gallon
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m., with fourth and fifth grade room at
$2.97
nently tealed-in-oil. All have lifetime-
school during her absence
classes for all ages.
Per (piart
.92
lubricated motors. See the new Norge
Morning worship, 11 a. m., "Cor • Mrs Clyde Houghton and son of
recting Ourselves by the Sanity of Klamath Falls are spending a few
today!
Per pint...
.55
days here with Mr. Houghton. He
Jesus," by the pastor.
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Junior and senior Christian En has opened the logging road as far
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Young People's hour, 7:30 p m ,
YOUR GAS COMPANY
"The Permanent Significance of
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the Last Appearance of Jesus."
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C. D. ELHART
All are invited to all services
Pure Turpentine,
270 East .Main Street, Ashland
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FREE service provided
per gallon........... 75c
• Mrs Carliss Bergdorff of
by the Gas Company
Grants Pass was a visitor here
last week-end.
assures carefree, eco
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