Friday, December 30, 1938
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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• BELLVIEW • ___________________________
Church
• Hurry Farmer left Saturday
evening for California after «pend
ing a few day« vl«ltlng here with
hl» parenta, Mr. and Mm. John
Farmer, amt other relative«.
• Mr and Mi i w■ tei .«• «ton
ami daughter Elizabeth of Klam
ath ball« «pent ChiiMtnian «lay
with M ih Hextun*« parent«, Mi
and M ih E<l Grimm.
• Mr und Mr« Roy Crow weir
Chrletma« dinner gue«t« at the
home of Mr. and M in Claude
Conley
• Jainen Wlggen» of Roaevllle,
Calif, 1« «pending a few day«
thia week at the home of hl« aunt
ami uncle, Mr. ami M ih W W
Krall« and family
• Mr and Mi» Ralph McCorkb
and children Larralne, Gone. Mil
dred ami Evelyn left for their
home at Titcoma, Wash , Tueeday
evening after «pending Christ ma»
holiday« at the home of Mr. and
Mr« W O Martin
• Mr and M ih J O Talent mid
family entertained at ChrlNtmaw
dinner Mr and Mr« Charlew Tal
ent ami Ml mid Mn I'hll Sian:«
bury and daughter Sherry of
Ashland
• Mr and M ih Arche Kincaid
entertained at chrinlma« dinner
Mr» Clara Taylor, Mr« Kincaid'«
mother, Mr» E E Hamilton, her
aunt, Mr ami M in Arthur Ham-
altar, Mr mid Mrs Henry Stcn-
rud Denver Kincaid and Mr and
Mr« J. C Hamiiker Following the
dinner the group enjoyed their
(.!hrl«tmaa tree
• Merle Talent, who ha« been
employed In Bakemfleld for a
«hurt time, arrived Christmas
morning at hl« home here to «|>end
an Indefinite time
• Mr. and M ih Elmer Ayrc» of
Day« Creek are Hpemllng their
Christina« vacation visiting at the
home of her parent«. Mr. and Mr»,
w W 111
• Bill l^eever of Anhlaml «pent
Monday viaiting at the home of
l-ealle Kincaid, who 1« at his home
here on C'hriatmaa vacation from
osc.
• Bill BrahH left thia week to
spend a few day« in Portland visit
ing friend« and relative« He made
the trip with Kenneth Wilson, who
was enroute to Yakima. Wash
• Mr and Mrs Henry Stcnrud
were hosts at n Christ ma« jairty
nt their home Monday evening
The guests enjoyed dinner served
at 7 o'clock, followed by the dis
tribution of gift« from the Christ-
mas tree Those enjoying the din
ner party with the hosts, Mr and
Mrs Stcnrud, were Mr mid Mm
l»uls Pankey, Mr and Mm E<l
Gowland. Mr ami Mr« Wade Wal
lis, Mi«» Marie Walker, Mr. and
Mm Archie Kincaid, Mr«. Ella
True and Ml»« Eunice Kincaid
• Mr mi«l Mrs Walter Long*
streth and children Jnck, l>alc
and Veeda William« entertained at
Chrintmas dinner Sundny Mr and
Mrs Herman Helm and daughters
Joane and Barbara. Mr. and Mm
.1 M < ‘row ami Mr ami Mrx I
E Deadmond.
• Mr. mid Mrs George Stoltz of
Crescent City and Mm Troy
Treatler of Idaho are «pending a
few days at the home of Mr. and
Mr» <' II Modiel) Mrs Tre.stler
1« a sister of Mrs Modrell and
Mr ami Mm Stoltz are her
parents.
• Mr mid Mm Earl Hamilton
an<l family. Mm Amy Spafford,
Mr. and Mrs. John Farmer ami
Harry
Farmer enjoyed their
Christmas dinner Saturday at the
home of Mr and Mm. Elmer Byrd
and George Farmer.
• George Y««kel and George
Helm« returned Christmas <lay
from Burlingame. Calif., where
they have been selling a load of
Chriatma« trees.
• Mm Ada Huxley returned last
week from Grants Pass ami Myr
tle Creek, where she has been
Houlevurd mid Morton Street»
Itvv. II. S. Wiinnmnaker, I’mitor
Sunday school, 9 4.’» a. m , with
clmiHcH for all age«
Morning worship, 11 o'clock,
"Celebration of the l^ord's Sup
per''
At 7:30 p. m, "I-ooklng Back
and l-ooklng Ahead," by the pas
tor
H|H-ndlng the pmri two month« She
#ii« a dinner guest Sunday nt the
home of Mr and Mr« Delbert
Mongold
• Theodore Wetuiua, who 1« em
ployed near Redding, Calif., was
il hl« home here for Chriatma«
Other dinner guests at the Weniiun
home were Mr and Mm Erl Hin-
Inger and their daughter who 1«
visiting here from Illinois, Mm.
Pear! He Ison
• Mr and Mr« El win Dunn ami
family were dinner guests at the
home of Mr ami Mm A H
Peachey in Ashland Christmas
«lay.
• Mm
Albert Peachey and
«laughter« Josephine and Kather
ine spent ChriNtmas with Mm.
Peachey's mother, Mm
Alice
Daily, ami with George Peachey,
In Eagle Point.
• There will b<- a dinner for the
Upper Valley Community club
member« mid their families ami
Grange member« ami th<4r fami
lies nt the Grange hall at 6:30
o'clock Friday evening. December
30 Each family 1« requested to
bring hl« own dinner. Following
the dinner there will is- games for
the children and card game« and
dancing for the older people. Mm.
Henry Stcnrud is working on the
kitchen committee mid Mrs. J. E
Gowland is on the dining room
committee
• Mr mid Mr«. Hash and daugh
ter Edna were dinner guests Sun
day at the home of Mrs Hash's
parents, Mr and «Mr». G. W.
Jones in Anhland.
• The Bellview Grange is pre
paring a complete evening of en
tertainment for the public the
night of Jan. 6 at the Grange hall.
re will be two plays, ''The
Joke That Ended in Romance,"
with Mrs Inlow as Uncle Alfred,
Mrs. Wallis the negro cook. Mrs
Helm as Aunt Katie, mi old maid,
Marna Byrd as Elsie, and Betty
Dunn as Myrtle The second play,
"Square It With the Boss," has
Mr and Mr«. Arthur Peters as
Mrs Jimmie Greening, Ross z»p-
plegate as Mr Dunn. Mrs Apple
gate as Aunt Hortense, Mm Mat
tie Crow as Aunt Theresa and
Joane Helm as Johnnie Bender.
Th«- plays will be followed by
«lancing, music to be furnished by
Schumaker’s orchestra of Med
ford One charge will cover the
complete evening of entertain
ment.
• W C McKinnis and son of
Ashland were dinner guests Christ
mas day at the home of Mr. and
Mrs P. H McKinnis
• Mr and Mrs Bill Ford of Duns
muir are spending several days at
the home of Mr. and Mm. Floyd
Samford, Mr. Ford's parents.
• Mr. and Mm. Floyd Clark of
Harlxir, Ore., are spending a few
days this week at the home of
Mm Clark's sister, Miss bottle
Be« wick.
• Miss Eunice Hager entertained
the mothers of the children of her
primary department Tuesday be
fore Christmas Other guests were
Mrs Quinby, Mrs Moffett. Mm.
Emma Hager and Miss Hinch.
rural school supervisor.
• The Community club held their
Christmas party at the Grange
hail Wednesday of last week, with
a large number of member, pres
ent. The hall was attractively
decorated in Christmas colors, anil
the red and green colors were
used effectively in the table dec
orations and refreshments.
A
Christmas tree was enjoyed by
the members, at which time their
mystery friends were disclosed.
Members then drew names for
mystery friends for the coming
year. At the next meeting, which
will be held Jan. 11. Mrs Sheraud
A
and Mm. Modrell will have charge
of the program and Mrs. Herman
Helm, Mrs Russell and Mrs. Bad
ger are the appointed hostesses.
• Mrs. R. C. Avent and daugh
ters Dorothy and Betty spent one
day this week visiting at the homo
of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kincaid
and family.
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JOHN ANDREW HUGER
Funeral services for John An
drew Huger, 62, well known Ash
land resident who died Saturday
evening, wert« held at 2 p. m. Mon
day at the Elks temple with the
Rev. Charles M. Guilbert officiat
ing Surviving Mr. Huger are his
widow, Mm. Maude E. Ruger;
three daughters. Mm. Harriette
Ramsey of Klamath Falls. Alice
Ruger of Portland and Mm. Louise
Omholt, Scotia, Calif.; three sons,
REAL ESTATE and
Raymond of Klamath Falls, John
REAL INSURANCE
of Scotia and Dorrance of Ash
Phone 211
41 East Main land. Interment was in Mountain
View cemetery.
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Wishing You All
Happy
New Year!
Buy Good Insurance
and Real Estate
and Keep Happy
All the Year
INVEN
TORY
SALE!
Store
I
VEGETABLES
DRESSMAKING
for WOMEN mid CHILDREN
Hooked Rugs
Quilting
Prices Reasonable
UTAH
CELERY
Bunch - 10c
MARY SPENCER
Comer E. Main and California
I
AVOCADOS
Each - - 5c
CHEESE
KRAFT
Oleomargarine
Dinner Bell
Pound - 14c Pound - lie
Carrots
Beets
Turnips
Onions
3 for
lOe
SUNBRITE
3 for
10c
• TALENT •
• The many friend« of Lewis
Smith, who has been a patient in
a hospital in Portland for the past
three months, received word that
his condition is much improved
and he will soon be home.
• Mr. and Mm. Ben Clark en
tertained their children and their
families at a Christmas dinner at
their home Christmas day.
• Mr. and Mm. McMahan return
ed home Monday from Eugene
where they »pent Christmas with
their daughter and son-in-law.
• Mrs Karl Baylor and daughter
Lydia May, Mrs L. Van Winkle
and son Dave spent Monday in
Ashland visiting with Mr. and
Mm. Ralph Foster.
• Mrs Ruth Helfrich of Corval
lis was a guest of J. S. Crawford
Wednesday
• Miss Hazel Walker of Phoenix
visited friends here Wednesday.
Hazel is a graduate of the Talent
high school.
• It is reported that Miss Ruth
Ottaman, fourth and fifth grade
teacher in the school, is ill at her
home in Medford.
• N. W Maxwell of Keene Creek
was calling In Talent Wednesday.
• A house party was held at the
home of Mm. Jane Coffman Fri
day evening. Quite a number of
friends from Phoenix and Talent
were present. The evening was
spent in games and dancing.
• Mr. and Mrs Grant Walker of
Phoenix spent Wednesday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Cooper.
• Miss Elenore Powers and
mother of Wagner Creek were vis
itors here Wednesday.
• Mrs. Lydia Van Winkle and
son Dave of Jerome Prairie spent
the holidays with Mr. and Mm.
QUALITY AND SERVICE!
CLOVER LEAF
DAIRY
Closed
Monday
POUND
FLOUR
Kitchen
Queen...
1.19
Fisher’s
Blend....
1.29
CANDY
GUM DROPS
CHOCOLATES
PAR WASHING
POWDER
Giant Size with Pottery
BUNCH
VEGETABLES
I
NO. 2'/|
COFFEE - - * - - - - 25e
M c D onald
will lie paid for any corn Great
Christopher Com and Callous
Remedy cannot remove!
EAST SIDE PHARMACY
BAGLEY
WHITE HOUSE OR GOLDEN WEST
Funeral services for J. M. Mc
Donald, 94, who died Monday at
the Community hospital, were held
at 1 p. m. Thursday, Dec. 29, at
the J. P. Dodge and Sons chapel
with interment in Talent cemetery.
One daughter, Mrs. Jessie Wright
of Ashland, survives.
$25.00 reward !
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TOMATOES—Solid Pack, 3 for 25c
Billings Agency
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59c
CAMPBELL’S
BEANS
RED OR WHITE
6 Lbs. - 25c
4 FOR
FRENCH MIX
Pound- - 9c
MECO
TOMATO SOUP - .... 25c
CORN
ROYAL CLUB CANNED FOODS
No. 2 Tin
PEAS—DAINTY DIMPLE - 15c
HOMINY........................ IOC
CATSUP........................ Me
CLAMS—*’s Flat
16c
PEACHES—No. 2| - - - - 15c
PUMPKIN—No. 2| - - - - 10c
Karl Baylor and family. Mrs. Van
Winkle and Mrs. Baylor are sis-
. tern.
• Mr. and Mrs Loyd Cochran
: and son Keith of Eugent, Mr and
Mrs. Clarence Homes and daugh
ter Clarice were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Estes on Christ
mas day.
• Mr. and Mm. John Webster
spent Christmas day with Mr. and
Mm. Bob Logan.
• Lucille Young, pupil in the
school, underwent an emergency
operation at the Community hos
pital in Ashland last week. Her
many friends hope for a speedy
recovery and that she may soon
be back in school.
• Cecil Tames left Thursday for
the veterans’ hospital in Portland
for medical treatment.
• Wayne Cowdrey and family
spent the holidays in Seattle and
Astoria with friends and relatives.
• Roy Estes is spending the week
in Crescent City at the home of his
brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and
Mm. Charles Estes.
• Miss Linglebock, one of the
high school teachers, has accept
ed a position at Washington. D. C.
with the government.
• Mr. and Mm. Roland Parks
and small daughter of Sprague
River and Mm. T. Bevington
spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs.
R. F. Parks.
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• Mr. and Mrs Joye Swartsley
visited with friends in Grants Pass
recently.
KELLOGG’S
CORN FLAKES
Each
Sc
rived Wednesday evening to spend
the holidays with his brother,
Fred Haynes and family.
• Mr. and Mm. Fred Haynes and
and
Jack
• A capacity crowd gathered in daughter Virginia
the club house Wednesday evening Haynes were in Medford Saturday.
for the community Christmas tree
and entertainment by the grade
school children. A Christmas op
eretta was presented under the
direction of Miss Gansburg with
Miss Kitzing playing piano accom
paniment for the songs. Mm. Jack
Clark, Mm. Venial Nebeker, Mm.
W. Hodmberg, Mrs. Fred Haynes
and Mrs. Frank Ohlund gave out
the candy and oranges to the chil
dren following the program.
• Mr. and Mm. Ernest Francis
are the delighted parents of a son.
born Christmas morning at the
Hilt hospital. Mother and son are
both doing fine.
• Mr and Mm. Richard Williams.
Russell, Margie and Roy Williams
were in Medford Saturday.
Rates that aasura
• Mr. and Mrs G. G. Black and
modest monthly bills
son Ivan attended the theatre in
Ashland Sunday evening.
• Mr. and Mm. W. A. Gran and
son Billy spent Christmas with
Convenience and
Mr and Mrs. Deer of Ashland.
Comfort on the
• Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pedersen
and children were in Medford
bargain counter
Saturday.
• Mrs. W Gran and son Billy and
HOT WATER
Vai Temple drove to Yreka Tues
day.
REFRIGERATION
• Mr. and Mrs. George Wright
and family spent the week end in
COOKING
• HEATING
Medford.
• Jack Haynes of Susanville ar
• HILTS NEWS •