Friday, Jan. 5, 1940
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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New Calendar Plan Must Wail Until 1944
• Tlic Upper Valley Community
club plana to bold a mrvting Wed
nesday. Jan 10. in the club bouse
The masting will open with a cov
ered dish luncheon at noon, with
Mn, 1 lellineyer, Mrs May ami
Mn Chamberlin hh hontcsaeK 'Hie
acaaion will I m - of apodal Intereat,
aa Mrs Btiltt, prealdent of the
Federated Clubs of Southern Ore
gon, of Granta i*aaa, will give an
inlereating talk
• Mr a It L. Brantley attended
a New Year'a dinner Monday in
the Aahland Baptist church
• Mr and Mia Hlchard Joy are
having two upatalrs room. In their
house redone In knotty pine Hen
ry Stennid la doing the wor k
• The Community club held a
Mew Year s party and dinner Mon
day evening In the club house
Following dinner the members en
joyed an evening playing pinochle
ami Chinese checkers. Mrs Willis
Byrd and Mrs. Claude Conley wen-
on the dining room and Kitchen
committee
• The Bellview I’-TA Will hold
a culled meeting at 130 p. rn
thia afternoon, Jan ft, according
t-> President Mn R D Reynolds
All officers are requested to at
tend as means of raising funds
will be discuaaed.
• Homer Moore left Tues-lay af
ternoon for Portland, where he
Was taking ills sori and duughter-
in-law, Mr. ami Mrs Karl Moore
ami baby Hodge, who spent the
holidays at the Homer Moure
home. Mu» Marilyn ChrlstUeb,
who attends U of O. returned with
them as far as Eugene after
S|>ending vacation with her par
ents, Mr ami Mis Ben Christ
Iteb
• Mr and Mrs Charles Wright
have been enjoying a visit during
the holidays from their eon, who
makes hla home In Weed, Calif.
• Mrs Allx-rt Peachey, -laughters
Josephine nml Kathryn and son
Llewellyn returned this week from
Eagle Point where they visited
during the Christmas holidays
with Mrs Peachey's mother, Mrs
Alice Daley.
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• The Bellview Horne Extension
unit will meet todiiy. Jan ft. in
an Interesting all -lay gaUi-
Mrs Vai Inlow and Mrs It L
Brantley are hostesses for the cov
ered dish dinner at BOOB Mr»
Carl Henry and Mrs. Montgomery
will lead a diacuMilon on the prop
er care of hair.
• At 7 30 o'clock tonight, Jan ft,
the
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will hold a meeting tn the school
house All riHinbers are urged to
attend.
• Mr and Mrs George Maddox of
Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Corry of Ashland were guests
Munday evening nt the Richard C
Joy home. They enjoyed a New
Yeur's eve watch parly.
• Mr and Mis C. H Modrell left
Thursday for Angela Ciimp, Calif.,
where Mr Modrell is employed
Mrs. Modrell will spend a few
weeks there uith ,iim While away
her mother ot Medford will care
for the children. Iris, Marjorie
and Charlotte Modrell.
• Llewellyn Peachey returned this
week to McArthur, Calif , where
he Is employed after spending the
holidays here and in Eagle Point.
• Mr and Mrs Archie Kincaid
spent Tuesday at the home of Mrs
Kincaid's mother, Mrs. Clara Tay
lor m Ashland
• Miss Marie Walker was a din
ner guest Sunday evening at the
home of Mr. ami Mrs Henry Sten-
rud Following dinner they visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ar.Im- Kincaid.
• Mr and Mrs Ed Grimm, .laugh
ter Ola May, Miss Thelma Clary
and Mr. and Mrs. Con Austin en
joyed a card party Sunday eve
ning at the J. H. Williams home.
• Mr. and Mrs Elmer Byrd re
turned this week from Portland
where they spent the Christmas
holidays with Mrs Byrd’s sister,
Mrs. Amy Spafford.
• Mrs Ella True returned this
week from Woodburn, Ore., where
she has spent the holidays visiting
with relatives.
• Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Farmer
and daughter Dolores have re
turned to their home in Dorris
after spending several days at the
Willis Byrd home.
• Fred Johnson and son Bob of
Klamath Falls spent Christmas
with his sister nnd brother-in-law.
Mr and Mrs. Con Austin.
• Mr and Mrs. Wade Wallis en
tertained nt a Christmas party
Thursday evening of last week.
The group opened the evening
with dinner, followed by the
Christmas tree and exchange of
gifts. Those enjoying the party
were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stenrud,
Miss Marie Walker, Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Kincaid, Leslie and Eunice,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gowland, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Pankey and the
hosts.
• Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kincaid
gave a dinner in honor of their
son Leslie Sunday evening, guests
including Bill Leever, John D.
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ADOPTION of the pro|MH>ed uniform eal.-n.liir, which must begin
' * on a Jan. I that falls on Monday, was (MMlponed at least until
Dec. 8!, 1914, IsM-ausr the world has Ignored the opportunity to
start It with IMO. Each "quarter" would be alike under the plan,
which would take care of extra days by tacking on a dateless Sat
urday the last day In each year, and another the lats day hi June
eiu-h leap year.
• Mrs Newlun returned to her
Talent home last week after eat
ing for her ill mother in Medford
for the last month.
• Mr and Mrs Wayne Cowdrey
gave a dinner Sunday in honor
of their son Carl*« eighth birth-
<lay anniversary. Those present
who enjoyed the dinner were Bob
Blackwell, Jackie Phiefer, George
Baylor, Mr and Mis It I-' Parks
and Mr. and Mrs Wayne Cowdrey
and Shirley Ann.
• Mr and Mrs Al Sherard vis
ited in Grants Pass with their
daughter and family last week.
• Mr and Mrs Alfred Norris
spent Christmas with his parents,
Mr and Mrs T J. Norns in Jack
sonville.
• Mr and Mrs Roland Burka and
daughter of Sprague River re
turned to their home Saturday
after spending the holidays in the
valley
• Mr and Mrs !>-wis Estes spent
Sunday in Medford as guests of
relatives.
• At the last meeting of the
Townsend club the following offi
cers were elected: President, H.
E Morgan; first vi< <• pr.-sid.-nt.
G. J. Kelly; second vice president,
Ben Clark, and sec ret ary-treasur
er, Mrs. Harriett Bates.
• Mrs Ben Webster, who has
been visiting relatives in Idaho,
returned to Talent last week.
• Mr. and Mrs. Ted Merryweather
and daughter Jean of southern
California spent two weeks with
Mis Merry weather's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Eads.
• Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tame spent
the week-end at their ranch on
Dead Indian mountain.
• Mrs. Blanche Hungate spent
the holidays in Susanville and
Orland, Calif., with her brother
and sister.
• Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hold-
rlge have moved into their home
on Wagner creek.
• Misses Delta and Elva Thomp
son, who are attending school in
Medford, spent the week-end at
home.
• Alva Smith has accepted a po
sition as clerk in Yreka. He left
the first of the year to take up
his new duties.
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LINCOLN ;
School News :
Tuesday, Dec. 19, the 4-B's wpq -
invited to the Southern Oregon
College of Education to see a
program given by Miss Smith's
creative education class.
ere
Donald Beagle of room six and
his family spent Christmas with
his sister and brother-in-law in
Garberville, Calif
On the way
back they stopped at an aquarium
in Crescent City and mw an oc
topus
e e e
Betty Rykken of the third grade i
has moved to Mountain avenue.
Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. Deane
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Home, all of Ashland.
The third grade made a chart
• Mr. and Mrs Glen Johnston of their hands so that when their
were dinner guests Thursday eve hands are clean they may color a
ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs finger, and if the nails are clean
I. W. Gresham.
they may color a finger nail.
• Miss Thelma Clary of Klamath
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Falls spent a few days this week
lxiretta Rush went to Hilt for
visiting with her grandparents, a ride on New Year's day. She
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Grimm.
saw where men were making a
• Mr and Mrs John Hollings new road.
worth left with their son Hilton
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for northern California Friday to
Students of room six of the dra
spend several days with their matics club gave a play called
daughter.
The Truth About Santa Claus."
• John Heilmeyer, foreman of an The boy was Arlene Gregory, the
ERA eamp at Carberry. Ore., girl was Maryen Roberts and
spent the week-end with his fam Santa Claus was Katharine Gross
ily here
man They gave it to room five.
• Leslie Kincaid returned Tuesday
e e e
morning to Corvallis where he at
Wednesday, Dec 20, the 4-B's
tends DSC He spent the vaca gave a play called "The Legend of
tion period with his parents, Mr. Poinsettia" for the pupils of room
and Mrs. Archie Kfhcaid. He re six. The story is a Mexican Christ
turned north with Bill Leever, who mas story.
also attends OSC.
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• Mr and Mrs William Turner
The 4-B's of Lincoln school had
and daughter Ruby returned Tues a nativity scene on the sand table.
day evening from a two weeks Irin In the center of the scene was the
through Newport, where they vis star of Bethlehem over the man
ited with Mr. Turner's aunt and ger of the Christ Child. On one
unc le, and Tillamook and Port side there were wise men on cam
land, where they visited his els coming to give gifts to the
brother. They also spent a short Christ Child On the other side
time in Salem with Mr. Turner's were shepherds and their flocks.
nephew. His mother, Mrs. M. E.
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Turner of Tillamook, returned • John Hughs, W. J. Chipman
with them for an extended visit.
and Sam Jordan fished Sunday in
• Mr. and Mrs D. F. Korth were the Applegate;
transacting business in Yreka
Wednesday afternoon.
• Miss Anna Mac Hazelwood of
Sylvies, Ore., and Miss Nina Haz
elwood of Roseville, Calif., spent
the Christmas holidays here vis
iting with their father, Clifford
Hazelwood. They returned south
Monday.
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STEW
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ORANGES—288 size, each
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CELERY—Large Green
10c
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GOLDEN BANTAM
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