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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1939)
Friday, Sept. 22, 1939 • BELLViEW • SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Mm l (thaïlea Amen of Coronado, Calif., were dinner gm-xts Friday lit the home of Mi mid Mrs John • Mlns Jeanette Burton of A uh Inlow attended a xnlea land was a week end guest of Ml«X meeting of an inaurance company Veeda Williams. held In Medford Thursday evening, • Melvin ami Mmvin Poycr won nt which Robert Chrisman of !x>s three first prize» nt the livestrx'k Angeles was main speaker. club fair held In Medford thia • Mi ilc Talent ami It 1» Hey week They ulxo won tour second Holds left thin week for a few prize» and one third prize Dab- William» won second place on a days hunting trip Jersey calf ami Ixiyul Newbry won • Warren Fichtner Visited Tuex two firsts with hl;. Guernsey rat- day evening at the home of Mr tie und Mr» Walter Braha and fam • Bill I »-ever of Ashlan«!. Dean ily. lie was returning to hla home Horne mid Mr. llor»e of Ashland. in Medford from a several weeks with Ix'slle Kincaid, are enjoying trip to Mexico mid San Francisco n hunting trip at Keene creek thia week. • Denver Kim aid of Ashland spent Tuesday at the home of Mr • Ml»» Ali<e Metcalfe underwent a tonsillectomy in the Community ami M in Archie Kincaid hoNpital in Awhlund Monday • Kenneth Hell, who ha« employ • Mr» Wade Wallis attended a inent in Tionc«ta, Calif., «pent Hat meeting of the Presbyterian Wom in day and Sunday al I hr* home en's society of NouthweNt Oregon of his parent«, Mr and Mix It E held in Phoenix Monday. Hell • Mrs George Stoltz of Crescent • Mix« Mollie Helm», who spent city In spending this week at the several duys here visiting with her home of her daughter, Mm C II Modrail family, Mi and Mrs Geoi • i h m Nosier ■ Helm» and Bernie, returned Sat urday to l«»s Angeles where »he guest Saturday at the home of Dale William« Is nursing In General hospital. U Glen A i ( hurch of the Nazarene Farmer. I e • Bert Wade, with Rolx-rt Jensen of Ashland, left Tuesday for Mount Ashland where they ate enjoying several days hunting E. E. Wordsworth, Minister Fourth and <’ Streets •’The church where you ar«' nev er a stranger." Sunday school, 9:45 a m.. T S Wiley, superintendent The build Ing of character is vastly more im portant than raising pedigreed stock for the county fair. Yet some fathers are more concern««! about stock raising than they arc about rearing noble boys 'Hie Sunday school helps to build true char acter. Morning worship, 11 o'clock Sermon by pastor, theme: "The Sanctifying Vision.” Young Prople's hour. 0:30 pm An interesting Bible contest now la on Come and enjoy it with us Evening worship, 7:30 o’clock; sermon by pastor, topic: "The Master's Call to the Needy." You will enjoy the evening worship with us. We cordially invite you. • EXAMINER COMING An examiner of operators ami chauffeurs will be in the Ashland city hall from Ila m. to 5 p. m. Friday, Sept 29, to issue license» and permits to drive cars • HILTS NEWS • 4 • Minx Marjorie Bell has employ ment In a Medford store Satur days • Mr; and Mr». W. W Walker and family attended the tbentei in Yreka Saturday evening • m r and M ■ « U bm i fackxon and aon Jack visited relative« at Selma. Ore . over the week-end • Mr and Mr« L>el Hag ley and daughter Sherry are vial ting at the home of Mra Bagley's parent», Mr and Mr« Dick William» • Mi ind Mra W a G »on Hilly »pent last week at Port Orford, Or«' . where they were culled by the Last illncan of Mrs Gran'« «later, Mr» Char lex Eox They returned Saturday • Wilbur Fouta of Redding and Mix I E Blodgett and xonx Jun- lor Jone» and Bobbie Blodgett of Dunsmuir were guests at the home of their slater, M m w Dutro over the week-end • Ml»» Beryl King returned Tu< x day morning to Oakland. Calif where she ha» employment She hue been visiting here with her parent», Mr ami Mm George King, and her grandmother, Mr« Mallnda King She returned io Oakland with her aunt ami uncle, Mr and Mr» Charles Amen I • The Rev Young of the l.ulhetan church In Medford conducted aerv- Ice» at the home of Mr »n<l Mr» Ed Grimm Tuesday evening • Hill Braha lx employed at the Silver Crest dairy • Walter S< Hz who 1» employed by a lumlrer mill at Tionesta, Calif , wax at the home of hla parent», Mr and Mr» V. E Seitz over Saturday and Sunday Mr and Mr» Seitz and hi» aunt. Mr» Lutsey. drove him back to hla work Mr» Lutsey returned to her home in New Ijondon, Wia . Wed nesday. e • Subscribe for The Miner today » » 4 I Wj ;• *"• ■ • Monday ¡iftcrn<xm Mrx V. D Reynold» attended a meeting of P-TA leader« of Jackson county at the home of Mfi llomer Elhart In Ashland. • The Bellview home extension unit held n meeting last Friday in the Grange hail Mr» Ager ot Ashland and Mm MacCracken in stall««! the new officer», who wen' Mm Walter Hash. president. Mr« R E Beil, vic«' president; Mrs C H Modrell, secretary-treasurer, and Mm John Heilmeyer, librar Ian Mm Vai Inlow and Mm Hash were presented with president pins. Mr» Carl Henry, Mm Apple gate and Mr» Vincent Ixinini were appointed as finance committee and Mr» It E Bell, Mm Al Shcr- aud and Mrs R L. Brantley com prise the new membership com mittee. The next meeting, which is ix-ing planned fol tn Oil day «ension. will lx» based on "weight control” Mrx Henry and Mra iAnini will be hostesses. • Ladles of the Bellview P TA plan to meet Friday in the schtxil- hou»e for a business meeting and to can tomatoes for hot lunches to lx' served to students this winter • Mi and Mix I «-an HOTM and Bill and Ritchie Ix-ever of Ash land were dinner guext« Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs Archie Kincaid and family. • The Bellview P-TA held a weli- attended first meeting of the Hchixil year Friday evening Teach ers Miss Julia Quimby, Mm Dews and Mr Dilley gave interesting talks Program Included violin duet by Misses Edna Ywke) and Charleen Byrd, tap dance by Betty lx>u Farmer, accordion selection by Wanda Reynolds, a talk on her trip to the 4-H summer school In Corvallis wax given by Miss Pa tricia Bell, accordion number by Ray Wilson, and Miss Rosemary Bell presented a vocal number. Refreshments were served. • Mrs William Briggs and «laugh ter Judy returned this week from a summer spent nt 1-ake o' the Wocxia. • Mrs Malinda King and Mr. and CLOVER LEAF DAIRY "l FFICI I NT Uta «aly •»• laval «poonful te a cup »f »¡Had flour far moil racipac. Iff» BAKING ■VV POWDER Same price today i l as 48 years ago i I 25°unc<$ 254 I I M*Bvl»<«wr«4 Vf Ukixf e^Wo II >»«<>«lio> «!>• mala nMMxf has 11 11 Vakixf »--«•>- wxXar ■«»•mixa II II al a..art «kamiiU el nalianal II 11 -aawial.a"____________ II II MILLIONS OF POUNDS HAVE HEIN USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT b OAHDS • Mr ami Mix Homei Moore re reived word here of the birth of an eight-pound »on to their »on and daughter-in-law. Mr and Mra Karl Moore of Portland The boy hux been named Dodge Edward . ' j [ j Fitch's Diuidrtiff Admiration Oil Drene Toothpastes and Powders ■puna ('«»Igates I'cpsodcnt 1‘aste Pcpxodeiit Paste I.Interine Paste 50c—39e 35c—33c 10«-—03c 50c—39c 10c—33c Fall Needs Ment holatiiin I lek’« Rub Sid Hepática Murine 30c—27c 35«—27c $1.30—07c 00c—I th- I I ♦ SATURDAY AND MONDAY FOOD PRICES! DIAL 7021—FOLK DELIVERIES DAILY PnfofnDC ■ V III IVVO Klamath—25-lb. bag (100 lbs. 99c) 29c LETTUCE 5c ORANGES, doz. . . 10c SWEET POTATOES, 5 lbs. . 19c RAPP WATERMELONS, lb. . lc CABBAGE, lb. 2c Coffee 25c F - - 9e MACARONI—4 pounds ■ ■ ■ . - 19e SHRIMP-2 for.......................... - 25c Reg-Now Johnson's Baby Powd 25c—19c Fletcher's Casteria 75c—5th- Mennrn's Antiseptic Oil 50c—13c ASHLAND CREAMERY ICE CREAM pt 15c qt 29c f lieg-Now 75c- 59c ■We—30c 00c— Ilk I I SHREDDED WHEAT................... *" Sham poos Page 3 Baby Needs Antiseptics 25c—23c 25c—’Se $1.00—79c Amplivi /unite Remedies Alka Seltzer Bromo-Seltzer Mlle'« Nervine 00c—Ifh- 00c—10c $1.00—33c Petrolagar $1.25—89c Agarol $1.00--- HSc Everyday Prices at ’75 EAST MAIN STREET BACON, per pound ■ 23c 4 KARO—5-pound pail................... - 37e KITCHEN QUEEN FLOUR—49’s - - $1.39 WHITE HOUSE COFFEE-in a glass jar - 23C PHONE 5301 ROYAL CLUB FINE FOOD PRODUCTS: Pine or Cedar Slabs, 2c cu.ft. BEETS ..................................... - 13C LAST CHANCE FOR CHEAP FUEL! SPINACH................................ 13C 15C 13C 25c 15C MECO CATSUP—each.................. - 10C DELIVERED IN YOUR SHED All Kinds of Building Lumber As Low As $10 per Thousand Feet! ASHLAND PLANING MILL l-ocal Sawmill—Phone 0130 - PEAS—Dainty Dimple.................. - CORN—Yellow Bantam - ■ - - - MECO CORN-3 for...................... - MECO PEACHES—No. 2| - - - - - Snowdrift 3 Pound Pail.... 49c k
