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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1939)
Friday, July 2H, 1939 • TALENT • k f I • '1 uul lira a :huiiz . U m pui villa of u four und one-half pound girl born Sunday morning at their home. • Several Talent reaidenU from South Dakota attended the picnic at Jii<k«on Hot Springs Sunday • Mi and Mra Roland !■ irks and baby were Talent caller« here Wvdnvadiiy. • The Talent Sunday achool held a picnic in Uthia park Tuesday There was u good attendance and all report a good time • Mi and Mia M McShane of Granta Pass called on friends here Sunday nfternoon. • Roy Eatva mid Mi and Mra R E Parka «pent four days in Cres cent City Inst Week • A number of persons of Talent enjoyed the day Sunday in lAthlu park at the Townsend picnic. • Mi« Verna Gillnian of Sacra manto, Calif . who has Ix . n , i guest of her »later, Mra. .1 C Wil liams, returned to her home Ulla week. • Mi«« Fuvelle Mason mid Claire May Withrow spent lust week ut Diamond lake an guests of Mr mid Mra Roy Coghiii • A Unit Andri eon of the Andvi «on creek district, who uttend« Talent school, was one of the win ner! in a conteat prixurlng the grratrat number of point« In a circulation competition, and wan one who enjoyed a trip with all expense! paid to Crescent f’lty Sunday in a deep sen fishing expe dltlon • Roy HUI mi.t family Who opsi *ate a ranch on the Green Springs, were Talent visitors Saturday, Two of the girls remained over Sunday and visited relatives • Mr mid Mrs Wayne Wheeler spent Tuesday In Granta Paas • Mi« Inez S.iwi-11, who Spent the la«t couple of montha In Ash land, returned to Talent last week • Mrs Rosetta Merrick, who la spending the summer with her sis ter, Mra Breese, made u trip to New Era, Oso., for a visit return ing home the latter part of the Week • Mr and Mr« Fred ('<«>k, who are employed with thv Pelican Bay Lumber company, spent the week- SOUTHERN OREGON MINER end with Mr Cook's parents, Mi mid Mrs E <k«>k W Mi and Mis. <» Carver irtuin vd here Sunday after spending thv winter In Dlaho mid Missouri O (Jinnies Holdridgv made a bus iniss flip til ('rv«i ent City Thurs day. • Itonuld Walden, who 1« employ vd near Kirk in a lumber camp, «¡ivnt the week-end ill Talent. • Mi and Mi« Clmvncc Home«, who operate the service station in Ashland recently vacated by Mr. mill Mia Rush, were Talent vlait- oia Saturday. • Mr mid Mis Lyle Tame «pent the latter part of the week at their ranch on I read Indian • William Petri, who resided here for many years, died Saturday evening after u long illness. • Mr an<l Mr». Abe Bennett of Scuttle me guest« of Mr mid Mra. Wayne Cowdrey Mrs Bennett la Mis Cowdreys aunt. • Judge William Putman of Dun dy inly Neb. is a guest of Ills cousin. Sum Hamilton, and other relatives Accompanying him are his daughter and family of Put man, Neb,, and another daughter. Miss Bvmivcc Putman. • Mr and Mrs Clyde Moffatt of ■Medtord were Sunday guests of Mr mid Mra Jack Phieffsr. • J Bailey and granddaughtei Mary DvismAn of TUIe latke werr visiting friends in Talent this week • I.yda May Buylvr returned home Friday evening from a two months visit with her aunt, I.yda Vaii Winkle, at Jerome Prairie. • At the Pomona Grange held in Phoenix Saturday afternoon thv fo.lowlng girls of Talent assisted In the program with music: Nancy an<l Ixris Firestone gave four vio lin numbers; solo by Lydu May Baylor, accompanied by Virginia (tarvln at the piano • Mr and Mrs. Joe Spitzer, Mr mid Mia Allen Hail and family «MUt the first of Hi.- week in Crescent City fishing and visiting relatives. • Charles Skeeters purchased n new logging truck to replace the one recently burned in Ashland. • Mi and Mrs Harold Roper and daughter of Prospect apent the week-end with Mrs Roper's par- cuts. Mr mid Mrs Bob Ixigan • Mi s E Steven» of Tin oma Wash. in a guest of her sister, Mia Edwin Graham and family • Mr. and Mrs R Coghill and two children of 1/iairiond lake were week-end guests of Mr. and Mra. Vic Mason, Mra Coghl.l's parente • Out of the ix>ya of Jacknon county 4-H cluba, Gerald Locke, Bob Baylor, Bill Witt, Roy Reid and Harry Withrow were selected to go to ixike o' the Wisxls for a week’s vacation The boys return ed home Saturday from an en joyable trip. • Earlrne Withrow of Ashland a|M-nt last week visiting relatives here. • The firemen gave another dance at the city hall Satunlay night which was well attended • Mra Edwin Graham returned home Sunday from the Community hospital in Ashland where ahe underwent a major operation. Church of the Nazarene E. E. Wordsworth, Minister Fourth mid <’ Street» Sunday schixil 9 45 a m. T. S Wiley superintendent We are in a contest with our Klamath Falla school and desire your assistance in helping us to win. We request that you be on time each Sunday of the contest. We are sure you will cooperate. Morning worship 11 o'clock. Ser mon by the pastor. N. Y. P. S 7 o’clock p. m. A vital service for youth. Interesting programs. Educational service 8 o’clock. Dr. It. Wayne Gardner, vice- president of Northwest Nazarene college and the King's men’s quar tet. members of the college a ca- pella choir, will present a service of music, entertainment and inspi ration. You will enjoy this vital service A college film will be shown on college life The personnel of the King's men’s quartet is as follows: Ken neth Meenach, first tenor; Ed ward Lancaster, second tenor; I »on ' Iaimmera, baritone and Hughlon McDowell, bass The public is cordially invited. Quaker Oil Heaters Give You the Most for Your Money ♦ SATURDAY AM) MONDAY FOOD PRICES! 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