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Friday, Jan. 26, 1940 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER i • HILTS NEWS • About People You Know! ] N It V*' M • Lynn l^eMille of Klamath Falls son will enter Northwest Nazarene • ■ ■ here ----- ------- ■-- •- •>— week ——* i» at -»'college. visited early in the the home of his parents. Mr. and • Lloyd Selby attended a busi Mrs. R M. DeMille ness meeting in Portland this • Carl Stevens is visiting in Eu week. gene for several days this week. • Mr and Mrs Verne Hastings • Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hart visited with friends and relatives well of Keno visited here early in in northern California Sunday the week at the home of Mr and • Mr and Mrs. Sam Brown left Mrs Virgil Jackson. Tuesday for Corvallis where they • Mr. and Mrs Bill Gracey and will make their home. children of Hornbrook visited here • Mrs R L. Burdic left Monday Sunday at the home of Mr. and for Washington to visit with rela Mrs. W. N. Viera tives. • W. A. Snider made a business • J D Taylor left Sunday for trip to Yreka Tuesday. his home in Monterey, Calif., fol • Mrs. Harry McNair visited for lowing a visit here at the home a few days in Klamath Falls this of his daughter, Mrs. Cloma Bur- ton. week. • Ken Watson and Eddie Ran dles of Medford attended the Ash land Radio club meeting Tuesday even:'ng. • Mrs Arch Barksdale and Mrs. Lloyd Selby made a trip to Tule Lake, Calif , Monday. • Mrs. Marcella Scribner visited • W. G. Sander and Vic Sander with friends in Klamath Falls last made a business trip to Klamath week-end. Falls Tuesday. • Ellis Lininger, who recently un • Art Newcomb and Donald Grif- derwent an operation in the Com fin of Lakeview visited here re- munity hospital, returned to his cently at the home of Mr. an d home Sunday. Mrs Robert Gillmore. • Mr. and Mrs L J. Shadbolt of • Mrs. Anna Scheidereiter and Yakima. Wash., were week-end Louise Scheidereiter were Medford visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J Edward Thornton visitors Tuesday. • Mrs. Verne Decker was dis • W. H Staley of Oklahoma is charged Tuesday from the Com visiting here with his brother, H munity hospital where she recent C. Staley. ly underwent a major operation. • Mr. and Mrs. John Broady re • Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Cooke of turned Monday from ft visit in Los Angeles are visiting here at Salem. the home of Mrs. Cooke's parents, • Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Patterson Mr. an<_ Mrs. J. H. Hardy. of Jacksonville visited here with • Mayor and Mrs. T. S. Wiley, friends last week-end. Genevieve Patterson and Mrs E. E. Wordsworth left Tuesday for • Mrs. Loren O'Neil of Grass Nampa, Idaho, where Miss Patter- Valley, Calif., visited here last week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack McNemy. • Mrs Lorraine Hale, who re cently underwent an operation in the Community hospital, was dis charged Saturday. • Nellie Perrine of Rogue River visited here last week-end at the home of her father. C. J. Perrine. • Mr. and Mrs. W. W visited with friends in Point Sunday. Robison Central • Jim Firestone left Monday for Redding, Calif., where he will be employed. Tffi&o/wv M E AL • W. C. Brown visited with rela tives in Hilt Sunday. WITH COMPLEX VITAMIN B Keep hi* pep it par with Wheatamin Brand Extract — natural Vitamin B from rice bran. Vitamin B i* required for full energy nutrition. Help* avoid constipation and loss of appetite due to lack of Vitamin B. Promote* normal growth. A*k TODAY for • Genevieve McGee of Klamath Falls visited here last week-end at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. McGee. • Alice Harker visited in Klamath Falls last week-end with her sis ter. Mrs. Cliff McLean. • Mr. and Mrs. John Mills are the parents of a daughter, bom Jan. 21 in the Community hospital • Mrs. Bertha Denton returned Sunday from a visit with her sons Nixson and John in Corval lis. EAST SIDE PHARMACY^ • Louise Logan visited in Bly last week-end with her parents. • Anita Cooke of Butte Falls vis- ited here last week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Cooke INSURANCE Monuments and Markers of Bronze and Granite At Prices You Can Afford M. T. BURNS Next Door to Post Office Call Office 6261, Res. 6406 Evening Appointments “DEPENDABLE SERVICE” • Mis Ed Grimm returned Mon day from Klamath Kails where she spent the week-end with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sexton and daughters Lavonne and Elizabeth. • The Talent Townsend club held a regular semi-monthly meeting Thursday evening with a very • Mrs Carl Henry and Mrs. Vin good attendance. After the busi cent Lanini of the bead Indian dis ness session Chinese checkers fur trict were Ashland shoppers Tues nished the evening's entertain ment. day afternoon. • D. F Korth returned to his • H E Morgan, newly elected president of the Talent Townsend work at Burney, Calif., Sunday. club, has announced his ap|»oint- • Miss Mary Walker and Mrs ments as follows, Einance com- Dick Black entertained Thursday mittee, Delwin Hurley; member afternoon at a shower in honor of ship, C. H. Fredenberg; extension, Mrs. Alfred Randles, nee Mabel Isaac McReynolds, youth, Mis Metcalfe Mrs Richard Joy played Karl Baylor, ladies auxiliary, Mis. the wedding inarch as Yvonne Emma McCurtain; program, O. K Walker, Phyllis Walker and Ken McCurtain; social activities, Karl neth Reynolds brought a basket of Baylor, public relations. Olive gifts for the honoree Mrs. Joy dark. then sang ''I Love You Truly " The afternoon was spent playing • Four new members were checkers and at the close lovely itiated to third and fourth degrees refreshments were served. Those by the Talent Grange Thursday attending were Marjorie Bell, Mrs night, when visitors from Bellview J Z Walker, Mrs. Joe Walker, and Phoenix were present Two of Mrs Swartsley Mrs Jess Walker. the initiates were from Bellview. Mrs Richard Joy. Mrs. Metcalfe, Initiates were Lois Welch. Henry Mrs Noel Heard. Mrs. Floyd Miller. C. C. Cagnacci and Arthur Samford. Mrs M A Ring, Miss Dillon The ways and means com Fem Madden Mrs William Hess, mittee announced a dance to be Mrs Ayres, Mrs. R. D. Reynolds, held Jan. 27, at which time a door Mrs. A A Madden and the hos- prize will be given. The Jackson- ville Grange will stage the floor tess and honoree. work at the next meeting Mrs. • Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Tilton of F. E. Garle, Harry Weagant and Ashland were dinner guests Tues- Willonetta Haw were appointed to day evening at the home of Mr the hospitality committee for this and Mrs I E Deadmond. meeting • Mrs Frank Newlun was called • Bellview people attending the to Medford by the death of her P-TA meeting Friday evening mother. Mrs Martha Knapp, who were entertained with a musical died at the home of a son. Hiram program Loren Messenger, who Knapp on Thomas r»>ad She was was scheduled to speak, was ill 85 years old and had been ill lor and unable to keep his engage the last year. ment. Ted Marshall of Ashland • Following several months ill- was presented in a trumpet solo, ness Joe Tryon is able to accompanied by Miss Betty Dano; around his house again Miss Lois White sang, accompan • Mrs Mary Furrer and Mrs ied by Miss Claudia Buck: Woody Dorothy Olson were transacting Mason sang, accompanied by Miss business in Ashland Monday. Dano; Misses Lois Firestone and • Ray Lewis returned from San Frances Aikins presented a vio Francisco, where he spent several lin duet. At the clone of the days last week on business meeting sandwiches and coffee • Fred Rapp was transacting were served. Bellview P-TA mem business in Ashland Monday. bers are planning to entertain the • .Mrs Elizabeth I’. L uki and delegates to the county council in daughter, Mrs Bertha H ungate, April They will serve dinner in spent Tuesday in Ashland visiting the Grange hall. Mr. and Mrs. J. McCall. • Mrs. James Hendrix. Anna Tay • The Talent Firemen held a reg lor, Mrs. Arthur Hamaker and ular monthly meeting in the city Mrs. Archie Kincaid were in hall Monday evening. • Mrs. George Pfeifer made a Medford on business. business trip to Medford Wednes • J. W Morris, who has been ill day. for the last two weeks, is reported • The Talent fire department was called Tuesday morning to the to be unimproved. Keith Thorson residence to control • Mrs. C. H. Modrell returned a flue fire. Little damage was suf last week from Angel's Camp, fered. Calif., where she has been visiting • Mrs. Harriett Bates and Mrs with her husband. Cl.lienee Hunter and daughter spent Wednesday in Medford as • Mrs. Louise Wilson Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. Atwell. went to Medford to visit indef in • The Camp Fire girls held a I itely with friends. She had spent dance in the city hall Saturday the last few months at the Rich night and those present enjoyed a I ard Joy home Mrs. Joy is Mrs pleasant evening Wilson's daughter. • Mrs. W H Higgins returned • Friday Mrs. Beth Hamaker and last week from San Francisco, Mrs. Archie Kincaid were in Med where she had been visiting with hr son and daughter-in-law, Mr. ford on business. and Mrs. Gordon Higgins • The Home Economics club of • Roy Parr jr. was a Medford the Bellview Grange met Tuesday visitor Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs • Mrs. Charles Estes of Crescent Ralph Billings in Ashland. The IS City, Calif., spent a few days in members of the club elected offi Talent last week Mrs. Estes was cers as follows: President, Mrs a former resident. Ross Applegate; secretary-treas- • Mrs Harry Hamilton was an urer, Mrs George Nichols. During Ashland shopper Wednesday. the afternoon members did fancy work. • Dr. and Mrs. George B Hull are the parents of a daughter, Margaret Anne, bom Saturday in • Mr. and Mrs. Dean Horne of Ashland were dinner guests Mon the Community hospital. day evening at »he Archie Kincaid • Mr. and Mrs. Ben Anderson and home. Mr. and Mrs. Joye Swartsley made • The Bellview Grange has an a trip to Crater Lake Sunday. nounced a dance for Friday eve • Mr. and Mrs Frank Thomas ning, Feb. 2, in the hall. Barney's of Chiloquin are the parents of a orchestra will furnish music and son bom Sunday in the Commun- refreshments will be served at | ity hospital. Mrs. Thomas is the midnight. I former Lucille Cramer. • Mrs. George Helms is in Salem visiting friends for several days. • The Embroidery club has post poned next meeting until Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 30. • Choose Greyhound any ótíwt TfuweL SyAt&m! • Leslie Kincaid ,who is attend ing OSC, has been appointed first lieutenant in the ROTC. • Mrs. Mason Allen returned Wednesday to her home in Kalis- pel, Mont. She was called here by the serious illness of her father, Ed Hininger. • Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kincaid, Eunice Kincaid, Mrs. Ella True and Miss Marie Walker were guests at the Henry Stenrud home. It’s easy to see why America prefers Greyhound travel. Fre quent departures to all points are timed to your convenience. Luxurious, smooth-riding Super Coaches make every trip a real pleasure, while Greyhound’s low, money-saving fares are but a third the cost of driving. DEPOT: 101 EAST MAIN ST. Phone 3341 • Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Martin and Louise made a trip to Klamath river Sunday. SAVE MORE on these LOW FA NFS round one EXAMPLES trip wey San Francisco »5.05 $».10 lx»* Angelen 10.80 19.45 5.20 ».40 Portland Salem ............ 4.65 8.40 Listen to “Romance of the Highways" at 10:15 A M Sundays, Mutual Don Lee Network! GREY-HOUND -Z/f té 5 • Miss Velman Newlun is em ployed in the Community hospital in Ashland. • Mr and Mrs. Henry Stenrud spent Monday at the Archie Kin caid home. • Charles Anderson, who under went a serious operation, the re moval of a piece of steel from one lung, is improving. • Walter Seitz is in San Francisco for an indefinite business stay. • John W. Griffin has leased the Bellview store from R. E. Bell. He will handle all varieties of feed including hay, grain and bailed straw. • The Bellview boys’ and girls' teams played Central Point Tues day afternoon there. Both bas ketball teams lost, the girls 11 to 12, boys 28 to 7. • Mark True was in Medford on business Tuesday. • The Hilt latdies Aid met at the ciub house Thursday afteimsm with Mis Frank Bernhelsel, presi dent, presiding Those present In eluded Meadamea John DeWitt. Frank Bernhelsel, Ted Quamnie. Waldemar Holmberg. A Samuel- sen, Harry DeJarnett. Enzic Wright. Bill Gran. Arthur Ped ersen and children Ruth ami Son ny, Frank Graves and duughtei Rosalie, Edna Gilley ami Rev. and Mrs Bernard Lowry Following the business meeting refreshments were served Hostesses were Mrs Enzie Wright and Mrs Bill Gran • A group of young folks, includ ing Fred Haynes Jr, Normal Dutro, Jack and Marjorie Clark Wayne Baumgartner, Rolx-rt am Donald Hord, Roy Williams am Wliilam Tallis were skating at Ice Mouse lake on the Dead Indian road Sunday • Laurence Sowell of Talent, lire , spent the week end visiting at the Jim Purvis home • Andrew Vieira of Hornbrook was treated for an injured hand in the Hilt hospital Saturday • Mi ami Mrs Kelley of I »tins muir were guests of Mr and Mrs Earle Temple Sunday evening • Mr and Mrs Vernal Nebeker U miles south wenl ikatini of Weed Sunday • Kuesel Williams imide a busi ness trip to Meiifonl Tuesday. • The Seliloi Epworth leagues of Hilt and Hornbrook played bus- ketlsiil In the club house Tuesday evening The Hilt team won 41 to 25. 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