Friday, Nov. 8, 1940
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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• Mi and Mis Al Hlierard spent
Hunduy ut Aslilund visiting their
duughtcr, Mrs. Wayburn Kenyon,
and family.
• Mrs Roy Purr called on Mrs
Ray Is-wis Wednesday aftemoon.
• Mis Hurry Lowe of Hums Val­
ley wus u business caller here
Wednesday.
• Junior Hamilton, son of Mr and
Mis Sum Hamilton, enlisted in the
United Htatcs army. He left for
Portland Sunday night.
• Mi and Mrs. Euton and Mrs.
Lyle Tame journeyed to Rogue
River Bunday and spent the day
with Mr. and Mrs. Rupe, it being
Mis Rupe's 93rd birthday. Mr
Rupe, whose birthday occurs the
same week, was also taken into
consideration. Ho is IMi years old.
Refreshments of ice cream, cake
and coffee were served in the uf-
ternoon. Those present were Mr.
and Mis I(: i | h \ Mr und Mrs. Eat
on and Mrs. Tame of Talent, and
Mr. and Mrs. Holister of Rogue
River. Mr. and Mrs Rupe were
former residents of Talent.
• Mrs. John Hamilton returned to
her home at Tuie Lake after
•pending u few days visiting rela­
tives and friends here.
• Mrs. Roy Estes spent the week­
end in Asplund ut the home of Mr
und Mrs. Clarence Homes who op­
erate the Texaco service station
■i..utii of the normal school Mr
and Mrs Homes were on a vaca­
tion in Eugene.
• Roy Parr wus a business visitor
in Medford Sat unlay morning.
• E. C. I»ng of Ixsi Angeles was
a guest of his brother, Chsrles
Lung, and family last week,
• Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Newland
of Sprague River wrn- WMk rnd
guests at the home of Mr. New­
land's parents. Mr. and Mrs
George Newland.
• Mr and Mrs Will Childers en­
tertained at dinner Thursday. Mr.
and Mrs Charles Estes of Cres­
cent City, Mrs Edith Cochran and
Mr und Mrs George Holt of Bend
who were enroute to San Francis­
co where Mr Holt will be employ­
ed. Mrs Holt was formerly Esther
Cochran.
• Mr and Mrs Charles Estes re­
turned to their home in Crescent
City Sunday after a week’s visit
in the valley.
• J Hendrickson made a business
trip to Medford Monday.
• Many graduates of the Talent
high school attended the homecom­
ing Friday 'rhe Talent high school
six man football team won over
Eagle Point 28-13.
• Mr und Mrs J D. Sampson of
Portland visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Hamilton Thursday.
• Members of the Talent accord­
ion band, under direction of Mrs.
Harry Prentice of Medford, at­
tended the school carnival and pro-
gram given ut Sama Valley school
hist Friday evening.
• Mr. and Mrs Wayne Cowdrey
called on Mr and Mrs. Anchor
Fems at Fems Valley Sunday af­
temoon.
• HILTS NEWS •
(laughters of Medford were guests
.Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Gail
Modeen.
• Miss Marilyn Christlisb, who is
attending the university of Ore­
gon, spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben H
(Thristlleb Marilyn is majoring in
athletics at the university.
• Mr and Mrs Olson made a
business trip to Medford last Hat
urday.
• Ix’Roy Ayers, who is-in the OCC
camp at Tiller, «[writ Sunday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. G.
Ayers,
• Melvin Thompson, who has been
spending some time with Mr and
Mrs. George Thompson, left for
his home Monday M Ukiah Calif
He is a brother of George Thomp­
son and has been employed in a
lumber mill near Ashland.
• Dale Williams is spending sev­
era) days at his home here izile
has been in southern California
for the past several weeks and
plans to return iron.
• Aunt Jane McCoy of Ashland
spent several days this week with
Bellview friends.
• Meric Talent spent last week
with Bellview friends and with
relatives in Klamath Fails. Merle
is working in a lumber camp near
Astoria.
• Harry Farmer of Nubieber.
Calif., spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. John Farmer.
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• Bellview Grange met Tuesday
evening. Election of officers was
held with the following results:
Master, Victor York; lecturer,
Mrs. Ada Byrd; steward, Ray In-
low; assistant steward, Henry
IJndsay; chaplain. Mrs Elsie Da­
vis; treasurer, Mrs Kil Gowland;
secretary, Mrs Minnie C. Henry;
gate keeper, Ross Applegate;
ceres, Cecil York; pomona, Ix>tt
Williams; flora, Bertha Wallis;
LAS, Mama Byrd, and pianist,
Altn Nichols At the Clone of the
evening refreshments were served
by the hosts.
• Mr und Mrs Carl Henry and
Mrs Vai Inkrw attended the state
grange conference at Central
Point Thursday afternoon and eve­
ning.
• Mr and Mrs. Donald Korth
ind Jimmie of Burney, Calif , vis-
tori last week-end at th<* home
Mr and Mrs W. O. Martin and
I H Williams
• Mrs Floyd Clark of Harbor,
visited last week with her sister.
Miss Ijottie Beswick
• Mr and Mrs. Con Austin of
Ashland visited with Bellview I
friends Sunday evening.
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• Miss Oia May Grimm was con­
Dr. Claude E. Sayre, Vicar
futed to her home last week with
illness.
Holy Communion 8 a. m.
• Earl Hamilton was in Klamath
Church school 9:30 a. m.
Falls transacting business this
Sermon and Holy Communion
Week
11 a m Bishop I Jagwell will be
• Mrs Floyd Carter of Klamath present and preach the sermon and
Falls spent Tuesday with her hus­ confirm a class
band aad friends here She return- ;
Wednesday, Holy Communion
cd Tuesday evening. While here 9:30 a. m
du- i ast her vote
Choir will meet Friday, 7:30 p.
• Tile election board serving the m
Bellview precinct Tuesday included
You are cordially invited to wor­
Fred Homes, chairman, Mrs Ed­ ship with us.
win Dunn, Floyd Carter, Wade:
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Wallis and Herman Helm On the
counting board were Mrs Mark
True, Mrs Clarice Anderson, Geen
Inlow, Albert Arnold and Mrs
Walter Hash
I)r. George W. Bmcr, Minister
• The Bellview extension unit met
in an all-dny meeting last Friday.
Sunday school meets at 9:45 a.
Mrs. Vai Inlow and Mrs Laura
Montgomery
demonstrated
the m. Allen McGee, superintendent.
COOktag <>f fowls. A nice turkey Every child should be In Sunday
was cooked und served at noon schixtl each Sunday, for this is the
and each lady attending took a only instituUon giving its entire
covered dish. Next meeting will be time and energy to spiritual train-.
><•< G Ix-sson No 1! on desserts ing.
Morning sermon at 11. subject,
made from Oregon products will
tie the main topic Mrs. James • Hope for the World." The adult
Metcalfe and Mrs. Chester Apple- choir will sing an anthem appro­
■Bte Will ba iMSteMM It being In priate for Armistice Sunday.
The Epworth and Wesley Leag­
December, the social hour will be
devoted to gift exchange, no gift ues meet at 6:30 p m. for worship.
The evening sermon is at 7:30
to cost more than 25 cents.
• Mix« DOVOtlMa Applegate was o'clock, subject, "The Scriptural
complimented with a shower dur­ Woodpecker." The young people's
ing the social hour at Grange choir, under direction of Mrs Cora
Tuesday evening The bride elect Bruce, will sing the anthem, "Why
received a number of appropriate Not Say Yes Tonight?" (Ullenas).
Here is something to think
gifts.
• MI m Susan Sikes ■pent the about: "Knowledge shall be done
week-end with her mother. Mrs away, and what you do shall be
written on the records of a tran­
Grace Sikes
• Mr and Mrs Arthur B Myers sient world, but what you are is
and daughter of Medford spent as eternal as God himself.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve-1
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs
George Thompson and Mr. Myers ning at 7:30 o’clock. The book of
helped with the work on the Revelations is being studied.
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Thompson home. They are doing
quite a lot of remodeling and put­ • Subscribe for The Miner today.
ting on a new roof. Mrs Myers
and Mrs Thompson are sisters.
• A birthday party was given
Sunday aftemoon for Beryl Flynn
The aftemoon was spent in play­
NON-CANCELLABLE, NON-
ing games. The guest list included
PRO-RATABLE Health and
Joan Helm, Rosemary Ring. Edna
Accident Insurance
Moore, Margaret Walker and
Also Life, Automobile and Fire
guest of honor. Beryl Flynn, who
Insurance
received a number of gifts. At the
close of the aftemoon refresh­
ments were served the young
On the Plaza
guests.
Trinity Ep scopal
Church
Methodist Episcopal
Church
DEPENDABLE
• Victor Zanotto, age 1», Yreka
high school student, passed away
at the Yreka General hospital Fri­
day morning and leaves to mourn
his ¡tossing his mother, two sis­
ters and two brothers, a number
of near relatives and a host of
friends.
Funeral services were
held Monday morning at the Cath­ • Mr and Mrs. A. R. Mavel and
olic church in Yreka with Father
O’Connor officiating and inter­
ment was made in the Catholic
cemetery, Pail bearers were hi«
neighbors and classmates, Ray-
mond Coleman, Sam Dunaway Jr.,
Gildo Cervellin, Billy Gran. Ernest
I nitro and Audomar De Clerck
Arthur Bauman wits flag bearer.
A large crowd attended the serv­
ices an dthe floral offerings were
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beautiful.
• The Christmas chest is now
oomjpletud and on display at the
Fruit Growers Supply company
store, and tickets are now on sale
to raise money for the community
Christmas tree candles, etc.
• Mr. and Mrs. W A Gran and
Horton Geroy were in Yreka Mon­
day evening.
• Mrs. Olive Allison motored to
Medford Friday.
• Only five of Hilt’s registered
voters failed to go to the polls
And There Will Be Plenty
Tuesday.
M. T. BURNS
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She’s got that extra some­
thing that it takes to put
it over. Possibly she gets
that sparkling brilliance
from drinking MILK!
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STORE CLOSED MONDAY!
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POTATOES—100 pounds US No. 1’s
$1.09
FLOUR—Drifted Snow 49’s
$1.59
HAMS—Swift Ovenized Skinned | or whole lb 21c
SWEET POTATOES—5 pounds
14c
LETTUCE
Sc OREGON MILK—3 ■ 19e
25c
BANANAS—pound - Sc COFFEE
PEL KfMiCE—
Bunch Vegetables, 3 - 10c PUMPKIN-No. 2| - 9c
CAULIFLOWER
9c TENDER SWEET—
CORN-3 for
22c
Log Cabin Syrup
Large .................................. 29c
Small.................................... 17c
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SMITH QUALITY—
22c
PEAS—3 for
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ROYAL CLUB—
SPINACH—No. 2| 13e
47C
MECO CATSUP - 10c
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CRISCO—3 lbs
0-K SOAP— 6 for 2Sc
BORENE-large
29C
Vita Food Dog Food 6 - 25c
TASTY—
Salad Dressing—qt 19c
ROYAL CLUB FINE FOODS
Royal Club Dainty Dimple Peas
Royal Club Whole Kernel Corn
isc
15C
Royal Club Hominy—No. 2|, 2 for
Royal Club Peaches—No. 2| - - ■
Royal Club Coffee—per pound - -
Royal Club Pears—No. 2| -
17C
24c
Royal Club Apricots—No. 2|
23C
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