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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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At a beautiful ceremony at the
home of the bride's parent«, Mr
and Mr» Charles L. May, Miss
Erma May became the bride of
Dr. Marcus B. Woods, eon of Dr
and Mrs. E A Woods, at 7:80
p. m. Friday with the Rev. James
H. Edgar of the First Presbyter
ian church reading the ring serv
ice in the presence of Immediate
members of the families.
Following a wedding trip to
Canada, the couple will make their
home in Ashland.
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Margaret Gregory
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a Wednesday night Lithia theater
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audience, Margaret Gregory was
awarded first prize for the weekly
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parade of local talent and Cara |
Lee Haines won second. Other J ’ millions cf pounds have beeh
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numbers on the stage program ,
were well received.
Virgil Jackson, in charge of the ,
feature, has promised another out
QUICK RELIEF FROM
standing array of youthful stars ;
for next Wednesday. July 13, when !
a pair of clever tumblers, an un
usually talented tap dancer, sing due to dust, sun, light glare,
ers. dancers and instrumentalists |
will be featured. Emerico, the driving, movies, reading, etc.
Prince of Mystery, also will be Do your eye» bum—feel
: billed and will present a new var :ired. uncomfortable? Try
iety of tricks. Those interested in Murine. It contain» 7 help
trials should contact the theater ful ingredients which
management, said Jackson
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It was a pitchers' battle Sun
day Medford using half the hurl-
ers in southern Oregon when
Talent's baseball team took the
measure of the Junior Craters on
I the Talent field 22 to 17
Talent sluggers bombarded Ray
Erickson, Russ Acheson. Greeman
and Billy Piche for 17 hits and
accepted 10 walks for their tri
umph. Larry Pepper went the
route for Talent, surrendering 12
hits and no walks
Loose fielding and infield errors
hampered the Talent outfit and
permitted Medford to whittle an
11-run margin to five by the
ninth. With better support, the
victors would have dumped their
adversaries by a more decisive
score
Delbert Jones, at first base for
Talent, was hitting star for the
afternoon, connecting four times
in five trips for extra-base knocks
in the clutches. Catcher Skeeters
collected three singles in six trips.
The game was an exciting, noisy
affair with several vehement out
bursts when Talent players came
from behind in the fifth to blast
11 runs across the plate Manager
George Harrington of the Craters,
in his seven innings behind the
plate, was Talent s 10th player.
and their best.
Score by innings
Medford
412 0 24 022-17
Talent
300 6110 llx—22
Talent will travel to Gold Hill
Sunday. July 10, to meet the
strong Cement Mixers of that city.
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today. July 8. between the hours
of 11 a. m. and 5 p. m
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• Mr and Mrs F L. Nutter. Wil
ma Nutter and Mrs. Pete Nutter
left Wednesday for Dolph, Ore.,
where they will visit friends and
transact business for a few days.
Delegates, members and visitors
from more than 22 lodges through
out the state of Oregon will con
vene in Medford next week for the
eighth annual convention of the
state association. Loyal Order of
Moose which opens July 15 and
continues through July 17.
More than 400 persons from the 1
main cities in the state are ex- I
pected to register and will follow
a well-rounded program for the
three days, including a convention
I ball, banquet, special breakfasts.
i election and installation of new
I officers, a parade, ritualistic and
drill team contests, initiation of I
new members and other events. I
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Talent Drops Medford
In Wild Baseball Or^y
Provost's Hardware Thursday
night battled nip-and-tuck with
the Associated Merchants to climb
out of the cellar when they de
feated the O’Harramen 4-1 in one
of the season's best games.
I'itcher Alva Merritt kept Mer
chant hits well scattered while a
combination of hits and errors
added up to four scores off Carl
Fehige. IJttle Dorn Provost Jr.
stole game honors when he aban
doned his bat-boy post to become
an emergency right fielder and
came up with a fine catch and
then went up to bat to punch
a beautiful single over the infield
with a man on third
In the other contest, which had
its moments, the Groceteria bowed
to the Active club 13-6 wh<n
booted balls behind Harris, Crom
well and Hess helped a long aeries
of hard blows to count plenty.
The Groceteria boys were off their
game while the Activians turned
in one of their best performances
for the season.
Annual Moose Confab
Set in Medford July 15
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• Mrs Lilly Burnett of Bly visited
over the July 4 holiday with her
son Kay and family
• Roland I'arks from l-ava Beds
national monument spent a'short
time here Tuesilay visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs R F Parks
• Miss Phyllis Householder. as
sistant post master ,is spending her
vacation at the home of her par
ents. Mr and Mrs Ralph House
holder, near Grants Pass
• Mr and Mrs Charles Woods of
San Francisco spent July 4 with
Mrs Woods' parents, Mr. and Mrs
Carl Beeson, and returned south
Tuesday.
• Miss Dorothy Crawford of Tule
Lake was a guest of her grand
father, J. S. Crawford and other
relatives Sunday and Monday, and
attended the celebration in Ash
land. returning to her home Mon
day evening
• Mr and Mrs Joe Walsh called
on Mr and Mrs. A. McMahan
Thursday evening
• Mrs Ruth Helfrich, who has
been living at the home of J. 8
Crawford for the last three years,
left Friday to visit her sister, Mrs
Ray Burns in Central Point for a
week and will continue to Eugene,
where she plans to make her home.
• Mr and Mrs Clarence Holmes
and daughter Clarice moved to
Holland, Ore , Saturday, where he
has employment.
• Mrs. Frances Tame is visiting
with her son. Lysle Tame and
wife, for a while
• A farewell party was given by
ladies of the Methodist church at
the home of Mrs. Hackler Thurs
day afternoon for Mrs. Carl Bee
son and Mrs Ruth Helfrich, who
will leave soon Twenty-two ladies
were present for an afternoon of
visiting and ice cream and cake
refreshments.
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WEEK-END OR VACATION
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