Friday, Oct. 4, 1940
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• Mr and Mrs. T L. O'Harra several days this week at the
made a business trip to Cave City home of M r. and Mrs. H. L.
Monday.
Bennett.
• Mr. and Mrs Earl Nutter re­ • Jack Enders made a business
luim*d recently from a 10-day vu- trip to Coming last week-end.
cation trip to Hun Francisco.
• Mrs. Bill Ford Sunday returned
• Mrs Paul Harmsan Monday re­ to her home in Dunsmuir following
turned from a visit with friends in a visit here at the home of her
Redding.
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parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Burna
• Mr«. Waive Ender« and Mrs. • Mrs I asm Hjsrling recently left
Don Brace visited with friends in for Paisley, Ore. for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Tom Brattain.
Klamath Falla Hunitay.
• Mr and Mr». Walter Nash vis- • Verne Hastings made a busi­
itvd here for several day« this ness trip to Hilt Tuesday.
week at the home of Mr and Mr«. • Carl Martin underwent an ap-
|M«ndectorny at the Veterans’ hos­
Dim Provost.
• Mr. and Mr«. J. P. Wolf return­ pital in Roseburg Monday.
two
ed Monday from a trip to San • Mrs. Kay Huffman and
sons returned Sunday from a trip
Francisco.
• Gene Ritzinger of Eugene «¡lent to Han Francisco
• Mrs. Ada Clark Tuesday re-
last week-end here with relative«
turned
from a visit with friends at
and friend«.
and Corvallis.
• John Billing« of Klamath Falla Eugene -------------
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visited her» last week-end at the
home of hln parents, Mr. and Mr».
Ralph Billing«.
• Don Cooke left Monday for
Portland where he plan« to enter
the University of Oregon Me<li<«l • Mr. and Mrs. Joe George have
school.
moved to the Sulphur Springs
• Mrs Ben Anderson returned service station, south of here.
Humlay from a visit with reiatives which they took over Oct. 1.
Ln Bellingham.
• Mr and Mr» James Purvis re­
• Mr and Mrs Amos Ntningcr turned home Sunday from Ashland
and Mrs. William Brigg« retuninl where Mr Purvis was temporaroly
Sunday from a vacation at Dike employed in the cannery.
o’ the Woods.
• Mr and Mrs Richard WIIMams
• Mr. and Mr» Harry Travi« re­ and son Ray were Medford visit­
cently returned from a trip to San ors Saturday.
Francisco and Reno,
• Mrs Joe Vieira underwent an
• Mrs Dan Kay recently returned operation Monday for the correc­
from a visit in Portland.
tion of a knee injury Dr. Markel,
• Mr». Cloma Burton and Mm ___
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specialist
from ____
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Franci-
Ham Jordan made a hunting trip
performed the opi-ratlon at the
to Kinmath county Tucuday.
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Yreka
General
hospital.
• Mr and Mrs H F Dart and • Mr and Mm Dirts Cecatio and
laicllle Cleveland of Palo Alto via son Roger spent the week-end in
ited here last week-end at the Mt. Shasta visiting relatives.
home of Mr. and Mrs. DeVon • Dr and Mrs R. F. Schlappi
Wray.
spent the week-end ln San Fran­
• Mr and Mr« J J Robinson of cisco, returning Sunday morning.
Bellview are the parents of a • Mr» Olive Allison left Tuesday
daughter, Barbara Jean, bom on a two weeks vacation trip.
Sept 27 at their home in Bellview • Mr and Mrs. W. A Gran and
• Mr« Al Brune recently return­ son Billy and Mr and Mrs. Roy
ed
in Han - - Francisco
Clevenger nmi
and son Doooy
Bobby aiienu-
attend-
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foilowtng a visit here at the home
a
ln yreka Sunday eve-
of Mri Marjorie Ix>e and other nl ng
friend*.
• Mr and Mrs Andy Vieira and
• Mr» Herman Mayberry recent­ daughters June and hois drove to
ly returned from a vacation trip Weed Saturday to visit relatives
in Loa Angeles and Han Francisco • Mr and Mrs Cameron of Yre­
• Idck Petersen visited with ka arc the parents of a son born
friend* in (Tiiloquln Sunday.
at the Hilt hospital Saturday
• Marc Smith l<
ntly for afternoon.
Corvallis where he will resume hla • Mrs Roy Salo returned Tues­
studies
day from a visit in Eugene
• Mr and Mr» Arthur Wick vis-
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ited with friend« in Central Point
Sunday
• Mr and Mr* Bill Jungwirth of
Kinmath Falla visited here Inst
relatives
and
week-end
with
Dr. Claude E. Sayre, Vicar
friend«
• Mr an<l Mr« R W Newhouse
Holy Communion. 8 a. m.
Sunday returned from a vacation
trip to southern California, Reno
Church school, 9:30 a. m.
Sermon and Holy Communion,
and Han FranciKo.
• Mr and Mm Phil Bryant are 11 a. m
visiting- for several day« in Seattle
Holy Communion, Wednesday,
• Beulah Van Hook recently left 9:30 a m
for Klamath Falla where «he will
Choir meeting, Friday, 7:30 p.
m
be employed.
• VerNetta and Bert Swartaley
You are cordially Invited to
of Salem and Corvallia were called worship with us.
here thia week by the death of
their father. R W Swartaley.
• France« Howard visited here
Tuesday form her home on the
Greensprings
• Mr and Mrs H. D. Evan» are
the parent« of a daughter, bom
Tuesday at the Comunity hospital
• Mr anil Mr» Dan Webster of
l*alm Spring« and Mm Ben Web­
ster of Seattle visited here for
• HILTS NEWS •
Lincoln School
d lUxitn 7 saw the picture "Mesa
Verde National Park”
Monday,
Hept 30 It was a very interest
ing picture, and the boys and girls
enjoyed it.
• On Tuesday, Oct 1, the violb
class began practicing in the li­
brary of the bincoin school. Miss
Isindori is the teacher There are
seven in the sixth grade who are
taking lessons.
• The sixth grade science class is
studying the solar system. It is
made up of the sun and nine plan­
ets They draw pictures to describe
the forming of the planets. They
are making an outline for their
Kienes booklets The children all
like this study.
• Room 6 has six new pupils from
nxttii H. Their names are Maxine
Riley, Beverly Wycoff, Harry Kan-
nasto, Gerald Randles, Rena Rus­
sell ami Roger Hall Elmer Blunck
from the Talent schools entered
the same class on Monday, Sept
30
• Room 6 has made a library in
one of the little rooms. They made
chairs, comer shelves and a table
In the shelves they are going to
put different kinds of trinkets and
exhibits.
• The boys and girls of the fourth
grade art class are making de­
signs for pillows, mural paintings
a science table and science shelves
It will be lots of fun for them to
improve the library.
• The fourth grade children of
room ft were glad to have Miss
Lucie l^anden teach music on Mon­
They also were
day, Sept. 30
pleased to have Mr Wilda teach
them art for the first time on the
same day.
• Barbara Ix*e Dotson,
Venita
Roberson and John I*ayne of the
fourth grade took their first vio­
lin lessons from Miss Lucie Lan­
den on Tuesday, Oct. 1-
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• Mr. and Mrs Dean I‘leper made
a business trip to Medford early in
the week.
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COFFEE
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FLOUR
49’s
Bacon, per pound 17c
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WHITE HOUSE COFFEE-lb 23c
PRUNES-Fiesta brand-2 lbs 13c
JELL-O—each
5e
CORN FLAKES
Kellogg’s
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Swift’s Premium
HAM
Half or Whole
25c
7,5c
Kraft Cheese, lb. 19c
5c
pound
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LETTUCE—2 heads for
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BANANAS—pound - - - - 5c
SWEET POTATOES-4 lbs 13c
CAULIFLOWER—large
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ORANGES—each - -
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