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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1939)
irli 21, IW» SOUTHERN OREGON MINER ENT • ..ivlce station ga li damaged by fire ’■orisidcrablc dam- !, equipment Del- Lhanlc. »uttered L.i and leg and bwner of a coupe [|ng repairs nt the blight burn on one [ was damaged to Lui »I«« Dogg pass«’«* “w“y L at th«’ Cfcm- hn Ashland from SPOTS! link will ie value of and one t in your may cause financial sc of din- inaurance ny weak Agency ATE and gl’KANCX 41 East Main major bum* received In a fire that completely destroyed the family residence one mile south of Talent early Sunday morning Dr Kellogg and family moved here from latkeview one year ago He was buried In the Andei ton Creek cemetery Wednesday. Their many friend* iuk I neighbor* wish to extend their deepest syrnpa thle* to the family • The Talent fire department, un der the leadership of Chief Sim mon*, I* to be highly commended (or the Nplendid work at the two fire* of the past week A quick response was made to the service station fire and it was soon under control and the department re sponded to the Kellogg fire south of town in quick time, but it wim too fur gone to save anything • H H Lowe, who teaches school at Sam* Valley, spent the week end with hi* family here and at tended the operetta Friday eve ning • Mrs Verne Decker, who ha* been visiting the past month in San Diego, Calif. returned home Saturday evening. • The Talent Swingsters of the i Talent high nch<x>l played for a , dance at Central Point Saturday { night. • Mr* Elvis Cochran and small daughter I>ee spent this week in Talent visiting relative* • Roy Coffman of Phoenix was a business caller here Tuesday. • A Graham and son have leased their sawmill to Mr. McKeene of Redding. Calif • Mn Ban Hart »* vMttag raia live* in Palo Alta. Calif. • Mr and Mr* Vic Milbum of Thompson Creek spent Thursday visiting Mr and Mrs R F. Park • Hm i. in Lowe, who i* atetioned at Vancouver, Wash , with the United States army, spent the latter part of the week visiting hi* (atrents • Mr* Earl Allen, who was called to Eugene to be with her .«later who 1* ill. returned home Sumiay. • Snow White and the Seven Dwurf* was presented at the school gym Friday evening. The ' operetta was directed by Marian >ould The following characters were Included In the east: Snow ^hile, Annabelle Riggs, queen, Jlulda Estes, Prince, Gerald lxi< ke, Seven Dwarfs, Dick Hervy Jackie Walty, Alvin and Buddy Graham, Dale Imbbins, Barney Itlgg* and Fred Prettyman The gills glee club sang the chorus ac- «•ompaniments and the high school orchestra gave the music. A large audience enjoyed the program • Mrs M Wilkinson of Dead Indian Soda springs is a guest of her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs. Claude Jones • Jeannette Gore, Elva and Ix/is Thompson. Ruby Dobbins and Ag nes lutcy attended the vesper ser- /><•*- Pre*hyterian church In Medford Sunday evening. The Masons were honored at this service. • Tlie Study club met at the home of Mrs. Henry Mason Frl- <lay aftern<*m. • Giant Walker of Phoenix waa ___ a Talent shopper Thurs<lay after noon. • The Talent Extension unit met at the home of Mrs Glen Withrow Wednesday. The subject for dis cussion was ’What Is Charm of Manner’’” Mrs Mabel Mack was present at the meeUng. • Mrs Vic Mason was chosen as a delegate to attend the Royal Neighbors conventkm at Klamath Falls on Monday last. • The Talent baseball team play ed at Jacksonville Friday after- noon and was defeated, 6-7. • Mr and Mrs Roland Parks and small <laughter of Sprague River were guests of Mr and Mrs. R F. Parks Saturday evening. • Genevieve Thayer, who teaches school at Agness, spent the week end visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs Walter Walty. • Amos Williams left Sunday for Yacolt, Wash , where he will be employ«! with Everett Skeeter»’ logging outfit • Hazel and Mary Walker of Phoenix spent Sunday evening in Talent calling on friends • About 60 people enjoyed the Page 3 potluck supper at the Glad to Meet You dub Thursday evening at the city hall After the supper a program was presented to a well filled house. • Donald Walden attended a cha rivari at Phoenix Saturday night. Walter Coffman and Lois Harris were recently married Mr Coff man was formerly of Talent. • The Talent Pinochle club held their regular jmrty at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Mason Satur day night. About 20 were present. • Charley Chapman was trans acting business in Medford Wed nesday. • Twelve ladles of the Home Eco nomics club of the Grange attend ed an all-day meeting at the Grif fin Creek Grange hall Thursday • Will Batea Bates and Ed Erl Smith made a business trip to Medford Mon- day. • A surprise _ was given Mrs. Keith on Tuesday when several ladies went to her home with de licious food which was served at noon Those present were Mrs. Vic Mason, Mrs. Cliff Gavin, Mrs. Hayman and daughter Bertha, Mrs. Clarence Homes, Mrs. Chas. Ixmg, Mrs. Henry Mason, Mrs. Ed Jacobs of Phoenix and Mrs. L. Ix»ng of Medford and the honored guest, Mrs. Keith. • The Boy Scouts held their first meeting at the recreation hall on Tuesday evening last. Sixteen members of the troop were pres ent • Talent pupils taking part in the music festival in Ashland gave their recital on the school lawn Wednesday afternoon. Many par ents and visitors were present. • Tom Lamb and Russell F. Parks spent the first of the week fishing at Squaw lake. *7950 Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Morning worship 11 o’clock. Young Peoples Society 6:30 p. m Evening worship 7:30 o’clock. Rev Maude Cretors, furloughed missionary from Africa, win apeak at one of the day'« services. Welcome to all. First Baptist Church Charles E. Dunham. Pastor Church school meets at 9:45 a. j m C. N. Gillmore, superintendent. ' Morning worship at 11 o’clock. I ‘Building the Brotherhood" is the the subject of the pastor's sermon. The Young People’s Union will meet at 6:30 p. m. The evening service at 7:30 f o'clock. The pastor will preach. His subject being: “Prophetic „4 I I FIR-PINE SLABS OR CEDAR DRY BLOX, per cu. ft. 2c DELIVERED IN YOUR SHED All Kinds of Building Lumber As Low As $10 per Thousand Feet! 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