Friday, Feb. 16. 1940
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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The program included the follow
' Ashland Presbyterian church gave r
ing: Three bagpipe selections by
a tea Thursday afternoon in the
Orina Goddard, violin solo by
church in hcnoi of Mrs Vincent,
Lydia Catherine Davis, skit by
president of the missionary so
Lloyd and Agnes l-acy, three se
ciety, who is leaving for Cali
NSW*
lections by the Phoenix Harnionis-
fornia. Mrs Wade Wallis, Mf s
Ben Christlieb. Mrs. Gyger. Mrs. • Mrs Will Batea and daughter. ers, assisted by Doivthy Schuler,
• Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kincaid R. E Bell. M's Homer Moore nod Mrs. Clarence Hunter and daugh accordionist; reading by Charlie
and Eunice visited Sunday after Mrs. Mark Ttue of Bellview ut- ter Carol spent Tuesday in Med < ’hapman. skit by June Conner
and —
Dorothy Mathes, two violin
noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I tended
• Bellview Students in Roger Dil- ford shopping and visiting rela- solos by Harlalee Wilson of Ash
D. R. Sloan in Phoenix.
tives.
skit by Mrs. Vic Mason and
• The Neil Creek Livestock as ly’s room enjoyed a valentine • Charles Skeeter» and crew arc land.
Mrs. Charles Long, skit by Mr
I
party
Wednesday
afternoon.
sociation met Saturday at the
preparing to start logging
____ oper- ; and Mrs Karl Baylor, reading by
Neil creek school house Edwin • Members of the Presbyterian ations
aoon on Wagner mountain. L. I Moon and skit by Clarence
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in the —
Bellview
Dunn was reelected president and church residing
are being repaired and be Holdridge. Karl Baylor, Lloyd
Fred Homes was renamed secre district are urged to attend the Trucks
ing
put
in readiness for the work Lacy and Harold Thompson.
dish
birthday
dinner
to
covered
tary-treasurer.
Logs
decked
by the railroad now • Mrs. Ix'wis Erbes received
in
the
church
at
6:30
• Miss Marie Walker was in be held
word Friday that her mother. Mrs
Klamath Falls transacting busi o’clock Friday evening, Feb 23. . are being hauled.
• The Bellview Home Extension • Mrs A McCall spent Tuesday James Elliott of North Bartlett
ness Sunday and Monday.
• Miss Fern Weanus won second unit plans an all-day meeting Fri at the home of Mrs Blanch Hun- street in Medford, had fallen from
a ladder while pruning vines, suf
place in an original hair styling day. Business will be transacted gate
contest held in Medford recently. during the morning and for the • The Talent Townsend club held fering several broken bones in her
Her reward was a $50 scholarship covered dish luncheon at noon its regular meeting Tuesday eve left leg She was treated at a
in the Medford School of Beauty Mrs Modrell and Mrs Albert C ning in the city hall. Following hospital Mrs Erbes left that eve
Joy are hostesses During the af- business session an entertainment ning for Medford to be with her
Culture
mother, Who was removed to I k - i
• The YGA have announced a ternoon all ate invited to attend program was enjoyed
play. "Bull from Bullfinch," to be a discussion on care of the feet • Mrs John Robinson died at her home next day
presented in the Grange hall Fri • The Bellview Grange announces home Saturday afternoon follow- • L. C. McReynold of Grants
day night. Feb 23 Dancing w.!l a dance for tonight, Feb. 16. with ing a long illness She had spent Puss, former Talent resident.
Barney's orchestra furnishing the all
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her life
in this community and called on friends here Sunday.
follow the presentation.
• Mrs Mark True and Mrs music. Refreshments will be was loved by many She had been • Earl Vetter and sister la>lia
active in community affairs Fun who have been visiting in Chicago
Homer Moore attended a banquet served at midnight.
Tuesday evening in the social hall • The Community club held a eral services were held at 2 p. m. and other midwestern points, re
of the Presbyterian church in meeting Wednesday with program Thursday at the Litwiller Funeral turned Saturday Earl now is em
Medford. The banquet was in hon opening in a Bible study led by parlor with interment in the ployed at the Maxson grocery.
or cf Dr. Sam Higginbotham. Mrs. R E. Bell Mrs Vai Inlow Stearns cemetery.
Presbyterian missionary from In gave a reading on Abraham Lin • Mr. and Mrs Elvis Cochran • The Talent Grange and the
Fire Girls sponsored a dance
dia.
| coln and read a paper on George and daughter Ann of Klamath Camp
the city hall Saturday night
• Mr. and Mrs. Wade Wallis vis Washington. Mrs J E Gowland Falls a tv visiting relatives here in
A good crowd was in attendance
ited Sunday at the home of Mr read of the life of Washington and and attended the funeral of Mr Receipts
for the Finnish re
and Mrs. Lee Wallis and son at I told the origin of St. Valentine’s Cochran's aunt. Mrs. John Rob lief fund. were
Music was furnished by
day. At the close of the afternoon inson.
Applegate.
Hillbilly orchestra
• Mrs. Huff, leader of the gnls refreshments were served, mem • The Talent Extension unit met the
• Mr and Mrs W. J Quacken
cooking club, entertained them at 1 bers having been given place cards Wednesday in an all day session bush
celebrated their golden wed
an attractive valentine party this for »electing partners The "mys with a large number of ladies ding anniversary
Sunday at their
week. Those enjoying ^he after- | tery box” then was opened and present. Topic for discussion was
home south of Tulent, where they
“, Inez gifts were presented. Hostesses the finishing of garments.
noon were Patricia Bell.
lived for the last 30 years
Yockel, Charleen Byrd. Louise ■ were Mrs Archie Kincaid and Mrs • The Glad-to-Meet-You club held have
All
five
children were present
Edna
!
J.
O.
Talent.
Officers
will
be
a
meeting
in
the
city
hall
Thurs
Yockel. Barbara Helm.
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Helen Kimes of Griffin creek
Elinore 5 elected at the March meeting.
day night which drew a large Mrs.
Betty Gary.
Yockel,
Mrs.
Smith of Yreka. Mrs
George. Christina Gary. Joan ! • The Bellview P-TA meets Fri crowd. Many enjoyed the pot-luck May Hazel
Jacobson of Dorris. Calif
day evening, at which time found supper followed by a program
Helm and Charlotte Modrell.
Guy and Paul of Chiloquin
• The missionary society and the er’s day will be observed with a I prepared by Mrs. Lloyd Lacy, with and
Ten
£ grandchildren
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also were in
Wednesday club members of the birthday cake and lighting of can- Clarence Holdridge as chairman attendance,
as were four great
grandchildren
dies Mrs. Modrell will lead a mu- • Helen Hewitt of Phoenix was
sical program and Mrs. Byrd will a guest of the Thompson family
direct a play
THE NEXT TIME YOU ARE
Thursday night and attended the
• Mrs. Mae Harris returned Fri- Glad-to-Meet-You club session.
NEAR OUR PLACE, COME
day to the Walter Hash home She • Floyd Parks and Miss Alpha
has been visiting with friends in Haynes were united in marriage
INSIDE AND LET US TEEL
Applegate.
Jan. 25 and are making their
YOU THE INSIDE STORY Of
• The Bellview school board met home near Central Point
Thursday night in the school house • The Home Economics club of
for routine discussion.
Talent Grange held an all-day
• Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rosen and meeting at the home of Mrs W
family of Medford were guests W Robbins in Ashland Tuesday
Sunday at the J W Rosen home. A hot dish luncheon was served
• Kenneth Rosen and Miss Vir at noon and the afternoon was
ginia Leper of Olympia, Wash., spent at rug making and embroid
were united in marriage in Reno, ery
Nev., recently They are making • Miss Velma Newlund. who is
• Most tires look
their home in the Casa Loma employed In the Community hos
alike on the oucside
courts in Ashland.
pital in Medford, called on her
• The Sewing club of the Dead parents Monday
but it’s what you get
Indian district met Thursday of • Carl Bowman of Medford was
“inside” that counts.
la-l week in the home of Mrs. a business caller in Talent Friday
In Century Tires you
Vincent Lanini. The meeting was • Thursday afternoon several
get High-Flex Cord,Re
in the form of a party honoring w lad les gathered at the home of
inforced Safety-Lock
the
birthday anniversary of Mrs Mrs Elizabeth Palmer for a pleas
sidewalls and Densite
o<»
Walter Hash Members enjoying ant surprise on the occasion of
rubber tread. That's
the day were Mrs Carl Henry, Mrs Palmer's 84 U. birthday an
why Century Tires
Miss Edna Hash. Mrs. Chester Ap niversary
The afternoon was
are safer, stronger,
plegate. Mrs Albert Arnold, the spent visiting Delicious refresh
longer-lasting.
Uss, Mrs. Lanini. and the hon ments of sandwiches, cake, gela
ored member.
tin. pickles and coffee were en
• Miss Clarice Brantley Saturday joyed Those present included Mr»-
afternoon entertained a group of dames Eva Wedge, Sylvia Isigan.
friends at an attractive valentine Bertha Hungate, Don Hungate, R
party. At the close of the after F. Parks, A McCall of Ashland
noon refreshments were served. and Blanch Hungate Mrs McCall
Invited guests included Misses and Mrs Hungate were hostesses
Julia Quinby. Charlotte. Iris and • Mrs Dora Smith of Santa
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Marjorie Modrell. Phyllis. Marjor Barbara. Calif, is visiting with
ie and Peggy Hollingsworth. Marie her daughter. Mrs Verne Decker
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and Molly Gresham. Joan Helm, and family. Mrs Decker returned
Betty George. Florence Beers, Inez to her home last week from the
Yockel, Eunice, Maxine and Dor- Ashland Community hospital.
rine Weanus, Beryl Flynn, Ruth • Mrs Ralph Graham returned to
Seitz and Dorothy Kaiser.
her home Friday from the Ashland
• Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peachey Community hospital, where
spent last week-end at the home
of Mrs. Peachey’s mother, Mrs
Alice Daley in Eagle Point. They
also visited with their son George,
who is ill with flu at her home
• Mr. and Mrs. Ben Christlieb
received word that their daughter
Marilyn, who attends U of O In
Eugene, has been initiated into
the women's honorary swimming
society. Amphibian.
• Mrs. Malinda King of Ashland
was a dinner guest Sunday at the
W. O. Martin home.
• Mr and Mrs. D. F Korth and
son Jimmie Saturday of last week
moved to Burney, Calif.
• Mr and Mrs. Con Austin this
week left for their home in Salem.
• Mrs. Elmer Byrd, who has been
111 for some time, is improving.
• Mr. and Mrs. C. Austin Wed
nesday were dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Grimm
and Ola May.
underwent an appendectomy. Mrs
Mlles Is curing for her during con
1 Btencsatt
• Ray Schumaker of Medford
called on friends in Talent Inst
week.
• Mrs. ('lalence Holdridge was
calling on friends and shopping in
A ah land Tuesday.
• K. 1) Daugherty and family
have moved to a ranch on the
Crater latke highway near Eagle
Point.
• Frank Miuiues returned Sun
day to Ins ■•iiiploy imiit on a Call
fornia Indian reservation He hud
spent the lust month In Talent
with his sister, Mrs E I .earning
• Everett Bostwick and family
of Ashland culled on friends in
Talent Sunday evening
• Seth Bullis, president of the
Jackson county chapter of the
American Red Cross, attended a
first aid school in Talent city hull
Monday evening He guve mem
bers present an interesting and in
structive talk an<l complimented
them on thsir food worn m flnt
aid instruction. The first aid class
es are being held Monday evenings
in the city hall
• Mrs Roy Estes left Tuesday
morning by stage to visit her
daughter. Mrs Lloyd Cochran and
family in Eugene. She will be
away two weeks
• Tile Talent Study club met in
the home of Mrs Harvey Thoni|
son Friday afternoon.
•
• Mrs Edmund I »avis and daugh
ter Margaret of laikevirw visited
here Sunday at the home of Mm
L. J. Lageaon
• Mr. and Mrs John Broiidy
made a trip to San Francisco this
week.
• Lynne DeMilla
De Ml lie of Klamath Falls
visited here Sunday at the home
of his parents. Mr und Mrs It.
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