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About People You Know!
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• Mrs. Roy Estes and Mrs. Joe
Tryon were business cullers in
Medford Tues«lay.
• Miss Ella Pittenger was u guest
of her brother, John Pittenger, in
Ashland Monday ,
• Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hayes and
family from California have mov
ed on the place on Wagner creek
recently vacated by J. L. Lind
strom.
• Guy Hamilton had a freak acci
dent W«-dncs<iay. 'Hie trailer in
which he was hauling some cows
became loosened in front of the
city hall and collided with a model
T Ford driven by Edwin Deacon.
A bursted radiator fender was the
extent of the damage.
• Mr. and Mrs Edward Jones of
C" itral Point culled on friends in
Talent Bunday afternoon.
• Mr. un<l Mrs. Ray Lewis spent
the week-end at their homestead
on Applegate creek.
• M. C. Thorson and Mr and
Mrs. A. C. Black returned from
Wenatchee, Wash
where they
were working in apple harvest.
• Roy Spencer and Mr. and Mrs
Luther Crosby of Oroville, Calif ,
have been guests of relatives here
the past week.
• Mrs. C. C. Collins and Earl
Allen, who have been confined at
their homes with flu for the past
week, are able to be out again.
• 'rhe Talent extension unit held
Its regular meeting at the home
of Mrs. Vic Mason at an all-day
session Wednesday. Poultry cook-
Ing was the subject dlscuased.
• Miss Ann Ix-wla of Roseburg
made a short visit Saturday at the
home of her brother, Ray Lewis
• Mrs Waybum Kenyon and two
children of Ashland spent Friday
at the home of her parents, Mr
and Mrs Al Sherard.
• The Ixulies Community club
met Wednesday afternoon at the
city hall. Study club, in connection
with the ladies club will hold a
meeting on the second Wednesday
of each month.
Mrs
Imogene
Smith will be the loader for the
next meeting,
• Mr. and Mrs Harold Skiper and
daughter Roberta of Prospect
were over-night guests at the
homo of Mr and Mrs Bob Ixigan
Friday night, returning to their
home Saturday morning.
• Harold
Thompson
returned
home from Malin where he has
been working hi the potato har
vest.
• The Women’s Division of Chris
tian Service held its regular meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Temple.
Thia is the new organization of
the Methodist church meeting on
Thursday. There was a good at
tendance.
• Mr and Mrs Don Hungate and
Wendell and Lorin Wosko of
’ Bishop, Calif., were guests of Mr
Hungate’s mother and other rela
tives. Mrs. Hungate accompanied
them home and will make a two
weeks visit there.
• Mr. and Mrs Will Hotchkiss,
Mr. and Mrs Mwrcnce Burnett,
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Nicodemus and
Ed learning attended the dance
at Sama Valley Saturday night.
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day evening with
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officers being the order of busi
ness Master, George Hartley; ov-
eraser, Tom licli; lecturer, Mrs.
George Hurt ley; steward, James
Wolters; assistant ateward, Earl
Y at yen, chaplain, Howard Holmes,
treasurer, iMeilie Borg; secretary,
Mia Mattel Robison, gate keeper,
Bob Learning, ceres, Virginia Gar
vin; pomuna, Anna Lunax; flora,
Murlan Borg; lady assistant stew
ard, Lydia Mu«- Baylor, executive
committee, E. H. Robbins; musi
cian, Mia. Mildred Holmes, 'rhe
College Players of Ashland were
invited to pul on their play, "The
lm|>oi lance of Being Earnest."
Tile dale will be announced later.
The Talent Grange is giving a
turkey dinner for the Ashland
Chamber of Commerce on Friday,
Nov. 2«.
• Herman Harrison and Joyce
Hayea were married in Reno, Nev.
Saturday. Mrs. Harrison is a for
mer resident of Talent, a daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hayes
who live on Wagner creek.
• Mrs. Ijouixe Wilkenson of Dead
Indian s«xla spring is spending the
week with her daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jones
• Mrs. Ivah Blackwell of Ashland
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. F. Parks, Tuesday afternoon.
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• Mr and Mrs Mark True were
< nti-i tallied at dinner Tuesday at
tin- |UMM of her father, H. L.
Gregory, and sister, Mrs Arthur
Sellers of Central Point. Also pre
sent al dinner were Mrs. True's
niece, Mrs. W. E. Cutler, and two
nixlicti of Salem.
• Mr. and Mrs W. O. Martin and
J. H. Williams visited over the
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Korth al Burney. Calif.
• Mr and Mrs. Alfred C. Joy re
turned this week from a trip
which took them through part of
Canada, New York, Washington,
D. C., the southern states and
also they visited their son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Joy.
• Mr and Mrs. Allen D. Miller of
Seattle visited Armistice day with
Mrs. MilieFs parents, Mr. and
Mrs R E Bell. Miss Velma A tha
nas returned with them for a short
visit.
• Mrs. Malin da King of Ashland
moved this week to this district
She is located on Clay street.
• R E Bell and son Kenneth,
who arc employed in Klamath
Falls, spent Saturday. Sunday and
Armistice day with the Bee! fam
ily here.
• Bellview P-TA members met
Friday, Nov. 16. Mrs Ring report
ed on a meeting which she at
tended in Medford at the residence
of Mrs James Haly. Mrs. R E.
Bell. Mrs V. E Seitz and Mrs.
Dankworth presented the numbers
on the program.
• The Community club met Wed
nesday. with 19 members and sev
en guests present. Members voted
to work for the Red Cross, get
ting members to join in this dis
trict. Mrs Badger and Mrs. Wade
Wallis presented a program with
numbers being presented by the
Ashland high school sextette. At
the next meeting Christmas will
be observed in the form of a par-
lj . The
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hostesses
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Chamberlain and 1 “
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Edwin Dunn. The mystery friends
will be disclosed during the meet-
Ing and an Interesting program is
being planned by Mrs. Herman
Holmes, MReynolds and Mrs.
George Helms.
• Stanley Grossbull of Camp
Clatsop spent last week-end at U<-
Herman Helm home
• Members of the Embroider
club met Tuesday, enjoying a on
o’clock luncheon at the home o
Mrs George Helms. Those enjoy
ing the aftern«x>n were Mrs. Bel
Christlieb, Mrs
Claude Conley
Mrs Herman Helm and Mtn Ed
win Dunn.
• Mrs Walter Anderson of Grant»
Pass visited recently at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William Turner
Mrs. Anderson is an aunt of Mrs
Turner
• Mrs Clarice And<-rnon ami sot
Dale and Mr I^ee and son Gifford
attended
the
Medford-Ashlam
game at Medford Monday.
• Mr and Mrs Ernest Gibsor.
«nd family moved recently to the
Dead Indian district. Mr Gibsor
drives the school bus
• Friday of last week the ladies
rf the Dead Indian district met
at the home of Mrs. Vincent La
nin). honoring the anniversary of
Mrs. Chester Applegate. Those en
joying the birthday party with
the honored guest. Mrs Apple
gate, anil the hostesses were Mrs
Montgomery, Mrs. Knox, Mrs. Carl
Henry, Mrs Albert Arnold, Mrs
Gibson and Mrs. Walter Hash
• Miss Dorothy Applegate and
Glenn Bennett were united in mar
riage Saturday at the home of
Dorothy’s parents, Mr. and Mrs
Roscoe Applegate, with immediate
relatives and invited friends at
tending The beautiful service was
read by Rev. James Edgar of the
Ashland Presbyterian church A
reception was held following the
ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett
are making their home in M«-dford,
Mr. Bennett being employed at
HlM'k'M biilcorv
• Mrs Archie Kincaid and Wade
Wallis were honored with a party
Sunday evening at the Wallis
home, it being the birthday anni
versary of both. The guests en
joying the evening were Mr and
Mrs Henry Stenrud, Mr and Mrs.
H L. Pankey. Mr and Mrs Wal
ter Davis and daughters Lydia and
Katherine, Mr. and Mrs Archie
Kincaid and daughter Eunice. Mr.
and Mrs J E Gowland and Mrs
Haines, mother of Mrs Davis Ma
rie Walker, Earl Warren and the
hosts, Mr and Mrs Wade Wallis
The evening was spent in playing
games, following which refresh
ments were served Mrs Kincaid
and Mr. Wallis each received a
number of gifts
• Mrs Floyd Samford returned
last week from a long visit with
relatives tn Arizona Her brother.
Mr Dill and two children brough*
her home and will visit at the
Samford home for a while.
• Miss Marte Walker spent sev
eral days this week in Klamath
county and northern California in
the interest of the green stamp
business.
• Jack Williams attended the
Ashland-Medford football game at
Medford Monday.
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