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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Friday, AugUHt 26, 1938
‘ cut wood for us«- at the Grange on ice box cookies. In division 111
• Harold Bunce of Medford wua
hall. The women prepared a picnic cooking. Betty Dunn won first on
(\)ngregational
Church of the
a business viaitor Tuesday.
i lunch, which was served at noon. bread and Veeda Williams won
• Mr and Mix Nate llatva re
Church
Nazarene
• Robert Bell Jr., who is employed second on bread. All the remain
turned
recently from a vacation
Boulevard and Morton Streets
Fourth mid <’ Streets
‘( at Canby, Calif, visited Sunday ing me mb«-is won prises under
spent on the coast.
• Mrs. Margaret Cuboeta. who 1 1 with his parents, Mr and Mrs R first
makes her home tn Weed, Calif., E. Bell, returning to his work • Mr and Mrs Albert Arnold Ke«. 11. N. Wanniuiiiiker. Pastor
E. E. Wordnworth, Minister
spent last week at the home of j Sunday evening.
Sunday school, 9:45 n tn., with
gave a picnic turkey dinner Sun-
"The church where YOU
Mr. and Mrs. V’incent Lanin! and • Bob Dunn. Benn«- Helms. Nor day at
never u stranger.”
__ _ in ________
Baths
honor of classes for all ages
family, returning to her home man Christlieb and LeRoy Ayres their son Helman
John and daughter Edith,
Morning worship. 11 o’clock
Sunday school; ii 45 u m . Mayor
Saturday
Mrs. Lanini and son left Monday for a few days vaca- who is visiting
them here from Sermon, ’ The Stirring and Cease - WUsy, superintendent Speeialmia
Johnnie accompanied her home , tion at Lake o' the Woods.
Portland A large group of friends less Appeal of Jesus." by the pas- slonary address by Rev Mrs. Etta
and spent the week-end there.
• Mrs Clement Peluccu and son from near and in Ashland were tor
Shirley of South Africa
• Word has been received here Eddie of Modesto. Calif , visited j present
At 7 p m , union young people's
Foreign missionary service. 11
that Mrs J. O Talent, who re at the home of Mr and Mrs Vm- _
• Mt and Mrs William Briggs and union church services at N a m. Revs H A Shirley «nd wife
cently underwent a major opera
tion, is recovering nicely. She is cent Lanini and family a few days and son Billy and daughters Nancy p m in the First Presbvterian ami their two children They will
last week They returned to their and Judy left Sunday for Montana church, with Prof Uiren E Mes : sing in Zulu and give missionary
in a San Francisco hospital.
by i way of the Redwood , where they plan to spend a short senger speaking All are Invited
addresses Hear these missionary
• Miss Rosemary Bell is spend home
highway, visiting .w_
the Oregon |
e
I pioneers.
ing a short time in Klamath Falls, I Caves Mrs Pelucco is an old
• The birthday club gave a picnic • Jack Bears« ia vacationing for
Young people's hour. 7 p m
where she is visiting at the home fnend of Mrs Lanini.
Sermon by pastor, k p m., "The
of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Miller and • R E. Bell is spending this week dinner party in honor of the birth a week on Bogue river
day anniversary of Ed Gowland
Separated Life" Special music
family.
I in Canby. Calif., where he is tran- at Helman Baths in Ashland Sun-
Paul Carlson of Nampa. Ida., or
• Mrs Mark True returned last i «acting business
visiting with her cousin. chestra leader of First church.
week from a short trip to Seattle, • D. F Korth. who is ill at the day Those enjoying the day with week
Mis»
Helen
Dunn.
Nampa, will play his trumpet A
and other northern points. She was I Community hospital from influen- Mr Gowland were Mr and Mrs
Archie Kincaid and family, Mr • Miss Patricia Bell was hostess quartet from NHinpa will sing
accompanied on the trip by Mrs. , za. is improving slightly.
and Mrs Henry Stenrud. Mr and at a pajama party at her home
Come and enjoy the special mu
W. D. Jackson of Ashland.
• Mr. and Mrs C C. Miller and
• Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pankey daughter Evelyn of Klamath Falls Mrs I a > u I s Pankey. Miss Marie Wednesday evening Th<- girls en sical numbers
Mrs J E" Gowland and joying the party and staying
•
attended a meeting of the Upper visited Friday at the home of Mr Walker.
Mrs Ella True
overnight with Patricia were the • Mr and Mrs Earl Is-ever and
Rogue Grange Thursday evening, and Mrs R E Bell and family
and were overnight guests of Mrs • Mrs R. C Avent and daughter • Mr and Mrs George A Robi Misses Joanne and Barbara H-lm . their son Richard left 'Tuesday for
a week's vacation on Rogue river
Pankeys
sister,
Mrs.
Mary I Dorothy of Elk Creek visited Mon son of Canada visited Saturday at and Norma and Kunice Weanus
Grieves at Prospect They returned ' day and Tuesday at th* hume of the home of Mr and Mrs. Louis
Pankey Mrs Robison and Mrs
ot their home Friday.
Mr and Mrs Archie
and Pankey are old friends
• A group of Bellview Grangers family Mrs. Avent Kincaid
returned to
Went to the home of Mr. and Mrs her home Tuesday, and Dorothy • The embroidery club met Tues
Applegate Thursday, where they is spending this week at the Kin day at the home of Mrs George
Helms enjoying a 1 o'clock lunch- ,
caid home.
eon The members present for the '
• Miss Dorothy Avent and Miss meeting were Mrs Herman Helm.
Eunice Kincaid spent Tuesday vis Mrs Roy Crow, Mrs. Ed Dunn. 1
iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs Mrs Walter Longstrvth, Mrs. J i
I C. B. Howard.
M Crow. Mrs Claude Conley and |
• Leslie Kincaid and John Mur the hostess
TO THE QUESTION, “WHY IM) YOU I SE OIL TO HEAT YOUR HOME*"
phy of Ashland spent Sunday at • The Upper Valley Community
ONE
OF OUR CUSTOMERS ANSWERED AS FOLLOWS:
Lake o' the Woods.
club plans to hold its first meet-
• Mr. and Mrs Calvin Owens of ing of the fall season Wednesday,
FIRST— Oil is more economical, costs less to heat my house with oil than
Harrisburg. Ore., spent Monday at Sept 14. in the Grange hall Mrs.
the home of Mr. and Mrs Mark R. E Bell is chairman
with any other fuel I can buy.
True
• Mr and Mrs Karl Moore, whose
• Mrs. Haraien Grossball of Win- vacation ended Sunday, have been
SECOND— There is not the danger from fire
ette. Mont., visited this week at visiting at the home of Mr.
the home of Mr and Mrs. W. W. Moore's parents. Mr. and Mrs
there is with wood or other fuel. I can leave
Brahs Mrs. Grossball is Mrs Homer Moore, and also spent sev
my
fire burning at any flame desired and know
Brahs' mother.
eral days at Lake o' the Woods
it
is
absolutely safe at all times.
• Mrs. Arthur Sellers and daugh • Mr and Mrs. George Irwin of
If you’re planning on going
ter Lucille, and H. L. Gregory of Ashland have bought the Lee Wal
anywhere or shipping any
Central Point, and Mr. and Mrs lis home. Mr and Mrs Irwin are
THIRD— I love the warm, even temperature
Calvin Owens were dinner guests former residents of this district.
thing, your Southern Pacific
of the room. There is no hot and cold like we
Monday at the home of Mr and • Mr and Mrs. L W Barker of
agent will gladly give you
Mrs Mark True.
Modesto. Calif., visited Monday at
used to experience when we used wood.
complete information on
• Ed Wiggens and Volney Wig the home of Mrs. R. E. Bell and
gens of Roseville. Calif., visited family. Mrs Bell and Mrs Barker
costs, accommodations and
FOURTH— It is so absolutely clean—no dirt,
Wednesday evening at the home are old friends.
train schedules. No obliga
of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Brahs and • Mr. and Mrs. G W. Willis and
no dust, no odor, no noise.
tion, just call on :
family returned Wednesday eve
family.
• The cooking clubs, divisions I ning from a two day trip to Cres
FIFTH— So easy to operate, nothing to do but
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and III. who entered exhibits in cent City.
S. J. BAILEY
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the county fair held in the court • Mrs. Vai Inlow and Miss Aileen
turn it up or down as you need more or less
!
Ashland—Telephone 250
house in Medford Thursday and Inlow. Allan and Mama? Byrd at
heat.
Friday of last week, won several tended a Grange meeting in Tal
prizes. In division I cooking. Pa ent Thursday evening.
tricia Bell won first on drop cook • Miss Frances Port of the Apple
This ia the expression of one of the uaera of our Quaker
ies and Marie Gresham won first gate district spent a few days last
Oil Burners and we could give you the names of a hundred
other Quaker users in Ashland who are just as well pleased
with their change to oil fuel to heat their homes and we
can guarantee you this same satisfaction
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