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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Friday, June 3, 1938
• BELLVIEW • June Brides Are Celebrated,
But How About the Groom?
The Magic of Electricity. *
• The Bellview cooking club, led
by Mrs. Modrell. held their meet
ing at her home Tuesday. Edita
June it the month of bride», and June bride» are
Yockel and Charlotte Modrell dem
onstrated the making of cookies. famous the country over. Hut nobody ever think» of the
• Mias Allen Inlots, who has June groom, who »toys dutifully in the background until
taught school in the Applegate
district the past year, is now at he'» called to the altar. What do our June groom» think
her home. She plans to teach there about as the fatal hour approaches? Do they actually
next year.
chew their fingernail» and consider the advisability of
• Mr. and Mrs. Mark True and
Mrs. Lucinda Weeben and sun running away? Most of them probably do. Jack Haley
Grover, of Applegate, were dinner of the movie» gives hit opinion in the following pictures.
guests Sunday at the home of
H. L. Gregory and Mrs. Arthur
Sellers and daughters Lucille and
Allene. Mr. Gregory is Mrs. True s
father and Mrs Sellers her sister
• Mis. Homer Moore and Mrs.
Mark True attended a handker
chief shower at the home of Mrs
William Day, in honor of Miss
Mason. Monday evening
Miss
Mason is leaving Ashland soon.
• Walter Bray, who Jias been ill
for some time with pneumonia is
recovering nicely.
• A party was given Tuesday eve
ning in honor of the birthday an
niversary of Mrs. Roy Crow at her
home. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Moore, Mr. ami Mrs
When the thermometer stands at its higlvut and your
R. D. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Christleib of Ashland. Mr. and
kitchen feels like an oven, your electric refrigerator,
Mrs. Claude Connley. Mr. and Mis.
for a few pennies a day, keeps foodstuffs cold and
Fred Homes, Mr. and Mrs. Higdon,
Mr. and Mrs. George Helms and
safe and at the same time supplies you with an abund
Mr. and Mrs. Crow.
ance of ice and frozen desserts. Electric refrigerators
• Mrs George Yockel is ill at her
'Saaay. maybe there's something
home.
are efficient and easy on your light bill, and electricity
Gosh, tomorrow 1 lake the bi<
• Mrs Walter Sexton and daugh- step. Gee. everybody's been giving to that! Ne more staying out all
is cheaper in Ashland! Modernize your living this
uight . . . no moro poker sessions
ter of Klamath Falls are spending
several days with Mr. and Mrs. me advice. Can yon imagine! Some with the gang ... no more ... no
summer
-select an electric refrigerator and enjoy
gays have the nerve to tell me that more . . no . no . NOH”
Ed Grimm.
added
convenience,
pleasure and economy!
• Miss Eunice Kincaid left Thurs putting this ring on Mabel’s finger
means
putting
a
ring
around
m)
day morning for Portland to at
tend the Rose festival. She left neck! You know, a ball and chain:
with her aunt. Mrs. Earl Blackeby Thev’rr jealous, that's all!”
and son Jimmy.
• Elmer Ayres and Helen Dunn,
both of Bellview, were graduated
from Southern Oregon Normal
school Wednesday.
• John Arnold, who has been ill
for some time is improved.
• The Bellview cooking club, di
lowed by an afternoon nt the
First Baptist Church
vision I. met at the home of their
theater
leader. Mrs. Homer Moore. Tues
Charlra K. Dunham, Pnator
•
Mrs
Fred
Haynes
was
hostess
day afternoon.
Church school meets at ft 45
when
the
Indies
club
met
TTiurs-
• Joe Burdic of Ashland spent
•lay afternoon at the club house a. m . R L. Walker, superintend-
last Saturday and Sunday as a
• A reception was given for the • Mrs Gunnar Holmberg was .•nt
guest at the home of Daie Wil
I teachers of the Hilt elementary called to Canada Tuesday by the
Morning worship at 11 o'clock
liams.
school. Mrs King, Miss Kuhn, and death of her father Mr Holmberg "The Work of thr Holy Spirit In
• Mrs. Floyd Clark, of Harbor.
Miss Gansbttrg. at the club house took her to Eugene by car. where the Believer'' la the subject of the
Ore., is spending several days here
Thursday evening and all who at she took the train for the remaind iiastor’s sermon
visiting with her sister. Miss Lot-
tended spent a delightful evening er of the trip.
Th«- Young People's union will
tie Beswick.
• The Hilt ba.«ch .!’ nine brought • Mr and Mrs Frank Ward and meet nt 7 p. m under the leader
• The Bellview Grange plans a
the honors home Sunday when family returned from Fort Bragg ship of the devotional commission
dance for Friday evening, June 3.
Evening service at 8 o'clock
they met the Dunsmuir team on late last week
at the Grange hall. Dickey's or
Tin- pastor will preach on "The
the Hilt diamond and shut out the • Mr and Mrs.
chestra will furnish the music and
Rlchmd Williams Holy Spirit in the Old Testament "
"Heck! Am 1 a man or a mouse! invaders, 1 to 0 Hilt scored in the
refreshments will be served at
and sun Roy and Mr. and Mrs W.
1'iayer and conference meeting,
I’U show 'em who wears the pant« seventh inning
midnight.
A Gran and son Billy were In 7:30 p m. Wednesday.
•
W
W.
Walker
and
daughter
m
this
family
.
.
.
boy
oh
boy
...
I'U
• Mr. and Mrs. 1. E Deadmond.
Ashland and Medford Saturday
«rite my own set of rules. No. L Audrey and Godfrey Walker spent • Mi nini Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Longstreth.
W A Gran and
the
week-end
at
Fall
River.
I CANT DO IT!! I CANT IX» Mito's the head of this family? A»
J. M. Crow, Jack. Dale and Veeda
son Billy, Mrs E E Gran and
¿hta/uaeu
•
Mrs
Roy
Hord
underwent
an
I'LL RUN *wer: Me! . . . No. 2. And who paya
Williams were picnicking at Soda H. I TELL YOU!!
daughter Naomi motored to Ker-
Springs Monday.
AWAY TO CHINA OR SL'M’PIN'!! the bills? Answer: Ms!” ... sad so operation at the Ashland hospital by, Ore . Monday Mrs E E. Gran
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I Friday.
• The Bellview P-TA held its WHERE'S THAT TIMETABLE??’ lar into tho night.
has been staying with her daugh- ' Spec^aliAtò,
i /1 ArÁ ~urtia maJca.
•
Andomar
De
Clerck.
who
had
meeting last Thursday, The in-
ter. Mrs G. <; Black, for some
his
arm
Injured
some
time
ago
by
not/úrvq
TJaJccnq
stallation of new officers was held.
tlrnc
i flying steel when a wood • saw
Members decided to have a con the sewing and cooking clubs
•
Mr
and
Controllaci
bu
Mrs
Fred
Haynes,
, broke, was operated on at the
cession in Lithia park during the Jack and Dale Williams, and Mel*
Fred Jr. and Virginia Haynes
Yreka
hospital
Friday
and
came
¿jpert
Chenurtc
vin
and
Marvin
Poyer
will
attend
July 4th celebration. Mrs R. D.
| home early this week His arm is shopped in Medford Saturday
Reynolds is the new president of on scholarships which they won
•
recovering.
as prizes taken on their livestock
the association.
• Frank Scott has been employed
(or ECONOMY and
•
Hazel
Walker
of
Phoenix
vis
•
Mrs.
King
took
her
sixth,
sev
• There are several Bellview stud at the fair last fall. Bob Dunn was
as life guard at Merrick's tank in
ited
friends
in
Talent
Tuesday.
enth
and
eighth
grade
students
to
given
a
scholarship
by
the
Grange
ents who plan to attend the 4-H
Medford.
SATISFACTION Utt
summer school at Corvallis this and Bernie Helms, who was given • A number of people left here Jackson Hot Springs for swim • Mr and Mrs Otis Johnson,
ming
and
a
picnic
Saturday,
fol-
a
scholarship
last
year
and
was
Thursday for the Ditsworth straw
year. Veeda Williams will attend
former residents, left Wednesday
Doui/e TataTItoM-ilMtn!
on a scholarship given by the Bell unable to attend, will attend this berry patch near Prospect.
for Eugene where Mr Johnson
view Community club. Betty Dunn year. The group leaves for Cor • Russell Parks made a buwineiM program was presented. Ice cream, will attend summer school While
was given a scholarship by the vallis Monday, June 6. to be gone trip to Malin Monday.
cake and coffee were served. The in Ashland they were guests of Vf
• Fire broke out at the home of hall was beautifully decorated Dr. and Mrs R L Burdic
P-TA. These girls will represent for two weeks
Mr. and Mrs Prettyman 7>ies<la y
flowers and many of the lad • Marcella Scribner spent the
• The Rev. Young of the Lutheran afternoon Many volunteers turned with were
bne Pnce Todeycs 45 ^tfendge
presented with a bouquet holiday week-end in Florence, Ore.
church of Medford held services at out and the fire put out without ies
25 ounces for 254
t
to take home.
visiting with her sister, Mrs A. W
the home of Mr. and Mrs Ed much damage
•
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Floyd
Clapper
and
Full
Pack
•••
No
Slack
Filling
Cummins
Grimm Tuesday evening.
• Meria Fox. Bill Crosby and Mr son Eton of Los Angeles were • Roland Baughman is visiting
iLUONS OF POUNDS HAVE BtEN
• Mr. and Mis W W. Brahs and and Mrs. Al Seward visited Ore guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lysle Tame friends at Quartz Mountain this
USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT
gon
Caves
Wednesday.
over
the
week-end.
family
made
a
business
trip
to
week
♦ s i r • • •
•
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Al
Seward
of
• Mr. and Mrs Shorty Frazier
Applegate Sunday.
Orland. Calif., returned to their of Merlin were guests of Mrs
>Mr. and Mrs. W O Martin and home Saturday after visiting the Frazier’s parents over the week
—
Mr. and Mrs. D F Korth enjoyed latter’s father. Bill Crosby.
e
end.
What Ashland Makes, Makes Ashland •
a trip through the Applegate dis • Donald Walden is employed at • Mr and Mrs. Gene Richardson
trict Sunday.
zj
I Park’s grocery.
and family moved from the An
PHONE
• R. E. Bell and son Robert left • Mrs Alice O'Byrne, who has derson ranch to a turkey farm at
Saturday morning for Greenville, been teaching at Ager, Calif., the Central Point last week
Calif., where Mr. Bell has a posi* past winter, returned here last • Mrs Clare Preston returned
»
week and has been visiting friends home Saturday evening from
tion as millwright in a mill.
in Jacksonville and Talent She Grants Pass and Murphy where
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will return to her teaching posi she has been visiting friends for
FOB
EXAMINER COMING
tion the coming term at an ad the past week.
QUALITY AND 8 KB VICE!
Ward McReynolds, state exam vance in salary.
• Mrs. Elvis Cochran and small
CHURN ED BUTTERMILK
10c per gal
iner of operators and chauffeurs, • Mr. and Mrs Norman Ashcraft daughter are visiting relatives
left
this
week
to
live
in
Ashland.
here this week.
will be in Ashland Friday, June
10, at the city hall. Those wish The community is sorry to have • Fred Hodapp and two daugh
ing permits or licenses to drive these neighbors leave after hav ters of Central Point were shop
DAIRY
cars should get in touch with him ing known them for the last five ping in Talent Wednesday eve
years.
ning.
at that time
• Mrs. Mary Kelly returned from
Echo, Ida., where she has been
cooking for the J. C. Wattenburg-
er sheep shearing outfit.
• The benefit pie social given for
John Wayne Friday night at the
school gym was well attended and
proceeds totaling about $20 were
realized. John is convalescing at
i the home of Mrs. Haw. Hope Is
NOW FEATURING
j held for recovery of John's vision,
I which was threatened when he
i was struck by a baseball during
Choice American and Foreign
a game in Talent.
• Mrs Gladys Hamilton Is a guest
DINNERS
at the J. C. Wattenburger home.
• Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Thurston
EIGHT COURSES SERVED FROM 5 P. M. TO 8:30 P. M.
left for Grass Valley. Calif., Tues
day. He will do assessment work
65c—90c—$1.25
on his mine there.
• Irving Warner of the Green i
springs area called on friends here
I
Thursday.
We Cater to Special Parties, Luncheons,
• Halter Carrol of Chehalis,
Dinners, Banquets and Picnics!
Wash., visited with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Carrol and a i
brother and sister this week and [
returned north Saturday.
• Mr. and Mrs Lowell Gault of
ORCHESTRA EVERY NIGHT
Portland called in Talent Satur-1
day while enroute to Ashland.
Singing Waiters
Entertainment
• About 75 ladies enjoyed Wed
nesday afternoon at the city hall
PAUL BULKIN. Manager
Phone Ashland 674
during annual guest day of the I
Community club. The afternoon
was spent visiting and a short j
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Ashland Light Department
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• HILTS NEWS •
• TALENT •
BAKING
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PASTEURIZED MILK
ASHLAND CREAMERY BUTTER
SHASTA ICE CREAM
CLOVER LEAF
ASHLAND CREAMERY
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