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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1939)
Friday. .January fi, I!>■'»> !» SOUTHERN OREGON MINER thgl " slon Unit at a date to be announ ced later. • i h< b .- ii -, lew m tool r< opt n< d •' U'eiH Tuewiay after the Christmas va bis^K cation, Principal Jack Balding an yiiH c'it Lanini entri tallied nounced the attendance of several uaK lv ■ Io i ornili m o n new pupils 1“ 1 co.iip "f his friends. Tur • Mi and Mrs Richard (’ Joy en tertalned at a New Year’s party .... .. Di' l>“'’y w<»" Mr and Mia Moreland Hinlth, Mias TbB of Henry's birthday oi.l M • < 'hesl'-l A ppi. rate Lydia Nrnith. of Marshfield, and Lrt.ln.-d *' I"""’’ Ml ( Mina Joy of Gresham I Mrs Appl'-gnt'- ..... I • As II apetlal feature In the eve \| I Il V X ppi. , ning of entertainment to is* pri-a I'KESII FROZEN ented by the Grange at .ae Grange f)4i and Mr* 1 ’’M. Llren of Medford. hall. Friday Evening, January Oth Hrlrn I’Ulin letUllied to a cedar hop- chest will la- award l>i>g [ toMVilh *hrr* ’■ “ hl"K ed to the person holding the lucky Tk [ 1 ■nn -.l-iv after spending the number Also, a candy sale will be vi». , conducted, and Emerick Jones Th,. L.in»i.- h.-h-lavs visiting h.r.- Inni L h,., ¡..«I- t•• Mi and Mrs Ed . Prince of Mystery, will present t h e vanishing rabbit, walking BLUE POINT mtp | Dunn a ribbon, and stunts by a I (. j Modrell and Miss through magic teakettle, Is* tween acts of CHESAPEAKE Hug’ 1 *'•’"■ h<**,‘,"*es at n ' tig Ur L.‘r4l !. 1..V evriiing in honoi of the two plays Refreshments will hic» be served, and darning to Ray u Julia Quinby ’Dn- gUMta f thl. ,tud. ot . Ill mini Quinby s Schumaker s orchestra of Medford frtinent «nd Mr and Mrs J will be enjoyed after the program it and Mrs <1 W (ones and A ¡Crow C Edwards spent New Year s day «I vt L Ubati' > White and daught- with Mr and Mrs Walter Hash Mon- and daughter Edna ul». I Avne» “t"1 FILLETS L .t Table It's k with Mrs C C • Johnnie and Vidor Ijtninl re L, and Mr» Albert Mays turned to their ranch near Eugene L „j Mrs Har«ild Hardin of Monday after spending the Christ Uond. California were guests mas holidays with their parents, home of Mr nnd Mrs Floyd Mr and Mrs Vincent laminl FILLETS • Mr and Mrs Walter Inch of Ker. Thursday of last week. Lr and Mrs George Stoltz re- Medford and Mr and Mrs Tom Led Thursday of last week, to Pierce of Grants Pass were guests ■ Lr borne In Crescent (Tty. after at the horn, of Mr and Mrs Gloyd ■ Ldmx the Christmas holidays Carter Monday FRESH GARDEN Mrs W I. Moore and Mr and ktinx at the home of Mr. and • teli Modrell and Family Mr Mrs Harry Moore of Portland, t Mrs Stoltz are the parents spent New Year's Day visiting with Mr w Z. I. !.. Moon* Lr« Modrell- STRINGLESS *Mi Earl Hamilton „nd .on Mil L Walter Umgstreth. who 1s ton left Sunday morning for Port Moved In Klamath Falla, la vla- land Mr Hamilton was taking a L at his home here this week load ot oranges, and Milton was Lr and Mrs George King und returning to school after spending Lgbter. Miss Beryl King, visited the holidays with his parents her,-' ih friends in Bellview Saturday •Mias Marjorie Bell returned to Crnoon. before Beryl returned her home here from Whittier. Cal San Francisco Tuesday She la ifornia Sunday after spending the ■ »nding a business college» there Christmas holidays visiting with fhr K I- Walker family, who her aunt. Mrs J H Korthauser. iently purchased a home In this am! her cousin, Mrs NelJ Nash [trict have <>l<l the place to Mr • la sin- Kincaid :> turned Monday 0 toell. who recently came here morning to Corvallis, where he-is attending () S C. He spent the Lm Texas Mrs Al Hh'-ruud. Mrs Badger, Christmas holidays here visiting [j Mr» C. H Modrell made u with his parents Mr and Mrs Ar ip to Medford Friday to rvceiv« chie Kincaid MAKtions on rug making They • Mis E<l Pepperdine of Alturas, 01 give lessons to the other mem- and Mrs George Quright of Canby. h of the Bellview Hom«- Exten- 1 I fomia . left for their homes Monday morning after spending a few days visiting with Mr and Mrs f Archir Kincaid and family, They are cousins of Mrs Kincaid • Mr It E Bell and son Robert, returned from Williams, Arizona recently, where they have been employed in a mill. • it baz baan raportod that ovar one hilndred people attended the BELMONTE New Year's party sponsored by UHOI.E KERNEL the Community Club last week Mr O It Ayers, the H<>g,<s bro thers of Nell Creek, and Mr Bar- ney Garrett of Ashland fumishcl the music for the dance following » the dinner 1 viv wniy vnv »tv«« • Mr und Mrs Archie Kincaid, I ifMnfal la • cup al «iHsd i Mrs E E Hamilton, and Mrs | flour tor moat r«*p«». j Clarence Taylor, and daughter Ale- ti,a. Mrs Ed Pepperdine, Miss Eunice Kincaid and Mrs George K Quright were guests at the home of Mrs (Mara Taylor Sunday • Talent pinochle club members • Mr. and Mrs Max Wiggins and and their families held a party in city hall New Years day and I Sime price today , sons Max Jr and Vollney, and (laughter Wealthy, spent Monday during the evening At noon a pot las48years ago | night at the home of Mr and Mrs luck dinner was served with games W W Brahs and family. They following for children and cards w.-i< enroute to their home to for adults. Lois Firestone enter 25ounceJ tor 254 / Host vllle, Calif , from Hoquiam, tained with violin solos. About 30 || by babi^f f] Wash , where they spent the holi attended and were served refresh « days Mr Wiggins is a brother of ments in the evening • Mi and Mrs. L. C. Hill are the Mrs Brahs • Bill Brahs returned to his home parent! of a son bom Jan. 1 at from Roseville. Calif. Wednesday, their home. Mr Hill is the son of ALLIONS OF POUNDS HAVE SEEN after spending a few days there Mr. and Mrs Lewis Hill and the USED 8Y OUR GOVERNMENT visiting with his aunt and uncle, new boy was their first grand child Mr <u>d Mrs Wiggens. • J O. Talent, Merle Talent and • Mr and Mrs Ben Clark have Kenneth Bell made a trip to Med- announced the birth of a grandson, ford on business the first of this born to Mr and Mrs. George Clark of Anderson creek recently. Mrs week • Miss Elizabeth Joy, who spent Clark was Margaret McDowell be I the Christmas holidays visiting fore her marriage. with her parents. Mr and Mrs. A • Mr and Mrs. C McElfrish spent C Joy. returned to Gresham Mon the holidays at their home in Tal day. where she Ls teaching school. ent and returned to the Applegate • Mr and Mrs W W Brahs country where Mr. McElfrish has ■pent two days In McCloud, CaUf. employment. • Mr and Mrs Karl Baylor and this week, visiting friends • James Wiggens returned to his family spent New Years with Mrs. home In Roseville, Calif , this week Lydia Van Winkle at Jerome after spending a few days visiting prairie They returned home Mon- at the home of his aunt and uncle. I day evening Mr and Mrs. W. W. Brahs and • Roland Parks and family left Sunday morning for their home in family Sprague River after spending the holidays in Ashland and Talent. • Mrs Iota Miller and daughter I Faye returned from Fresno, Calif., ■ where they have been visiting Mrs Miller’s son and family. Boulevard and Morton Streets Rev. H. S. Wannatnakcr, Pastor • The Talent Grange enjoyed a 1 New Years eve watch party in i Bunday school, 9:4S a. m, with the city hall. A large number of | classes for all ages. Mrs. Glen Grangers and invited guests were! present to watch the old year out., Prescott, superintendent Morning worship, 11 a. m, ser- Games, cards and dancing were j mon, "He That Is Not Against program features for the evening. You Is for You." by the pastor At 7:30 p. m., “God Between the Old Testament and the New Testament," by the pastor. Everybody welcome. BELLVIEW • FRUITS FISH VEGETABLES MILK CORN ON COB I ! f $1.29 CORN 2 FOR 25 • TALENT • BAKING POWDER ■ I i OREGON , As fa/eras/ios«/ Daily Nrwipaprt h THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PUBLISHING SOCIETY Ont, Norway _ e Siren, V Boaton, • > Maiaachuwtta hm" rt!',lnx T n " C hsutiaw S cibncs M onitos I» con»iJ»r<J Nitori'l J e.duc,,ion- «•••«. unbilled MWI «nd well-rounded Mosin including the Weekly Magazine Section, mike the 1 * '* new,P1P*r for the home. The price« «res J?,,0,®, ,« month« M oo 3 months »100 I month 11 00 «ad th ' "d n'1 M,,*l“lne Section 1 year I» »0. o Isauea Me * P«P«r ü obtainable at the following location: IN CHURCH EDIFICE Pioneer Avenue lOc BUNCH VEGETABLES 12c Carrots Beets Turnips Onions ROYAL CLUB CANNED FOODS PEAS—DAINTY DIMPLE 15c MECO PEAS 3 FOR GRAPE FRUIT JUICE | GAL. 29c GRAPE FRUIT No. 2 - - 12c CATSUP 14c SAUER KRAUT 10c topped off with refreshments of cake, coffee and sandwiches. • Mr and Mrs. Clarence Homes and daughter were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Col lins at Table Rock Saturday af ternoon. • Don Hungate returned Satur day from southern California where he has been visiting with friends for the past week. • Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker of Thompson creek spent the week end in Talent with Mr. Walkers parents, returning home Sunday evening. • Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tame spent Tuesday evening in Ashland as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fos- ter. • Mrs. Vedder and Mrs. Ivale Blackwell of Ashland spent Tues- day evening with Mr. and Mrs R. F. Parks. • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hodapp and family were Talent callers Mon day. • Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bailey of Tule Lake stopped in Talent for a short period last week. • Miss Swanson of Swiss Home, Ore., arrived Monday evening to take up teaching duties In the 3 for lOe SPINACH 2 LBS. 15c NEWTOWN APPLES high school succeeding Miss Link- enbroc, who has accepted a gov ernment job in Washington, D. C. • The Talent city council met Tuesday evening, at which time new members took up their duties. --------- •--------- Bountiful Borrower A comedian from Scotland was being interviewed by the editor of a London paper, and in conclusion he remarked: "Now just ye mark my words: If you make a joke about me being a mean man from the Highlands I’ll never borrow your paper again!” — Pearson’s Weekly. ------------- •------------- He seldom drove his car with out a flask; in the warmth of fiery liquor he would bask. One day he had bad luck and hit an auto truck; to sort him from the ruins was a task.—Weston Leader. PERHAPS GUESS TOO HIGH DRESSMAKING for WOMEN and CHILDREN Hooked Rugs Quilting Prices Reasonable MARY SPENCER Corner E. Main and California rj p kl i 1 1 Millions prefer this "flavor T he C hristian S cience M onitor CELERY HILLS BROS. COFFEE 26c OLEOMARGARINE Congregational Church Get the world’« good news daily through SUNKIST 3 FOR 17c WELLMAN DRY PACK SHRIMP 15e PEAS BEANS STRAWBER- RIES RASPBER RIES SUGAR 25 LBS. C&H EACH FARGO TOMATO JUICE PORK & BEANS No. 10 TIN 1LB. TIN 26e 5e OYSTERS HADDOCK OCEAN PERCH Kitchen «< Q Queen ...... A«Ar FLOUR that is different G It’s a skillful cross between mayonnaise and old-fashioned boiled dressing — with a special piquancy all its own! Miracle Whip is totally different from all other dressings—smoother, fluffier, more delicious. Try Miracle Whip—soon! il 1 uæ ! Recently we invited hundreds of visitors in our offices to gutss the Long Distance rates to various points. Then, on an illuminated map, we flashed the true rate. Usually the guessers were surprised to find that their guess was high — often much too high! For the rate to any town, just see Directory or ask Long Distance operator.. .and remember, when you communicate by telephone, you get “a round trip for a one-way fare”—for the answer is part of the message! MIRACLE WHIP CONTAINS MORE- FAR MORE-OF THE COSTLY INGREDIENTS! THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Ul OAK STREET TELEPHONE IW
