Friday, Dec. 13, 1940
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BELLVIEW NKWH
Extension Unit
Holds Meet
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• 'Hie Extension Unit met last
Friday in an all day session, with
poultry cooking the main topic.
Mu Cheater Applegate and Mra
Janies Metcalfe were the hostess-
cm . A turkey dinner wum served ut
noon After the business meeting,
a gift exchange wu» enjoyed Mix
Walter Hash )a chairman of the
unit. Mm. Kobcl, in charge of the
flower arrangement, had decorat­
ed the table« and room» In iui
artistic manner. Hostesses for the
next meeting, Jan. 3, are .Mra.
Walter Da via and Mra. la-wls
Pankey. The topic will be Simple
I>c»Mcrt No. 2.
• Mix Ben Chriatlieb and M in
Murk True will ussist with the
Presbyterian bazaar to be held at
the gas coni|>any office Saturday
• Mra. Vincent 1-anlni who han
been quite ill with flu ia acme bet­
ter but »till confined to her home
• Mr» Archie Kincaid and daugh-
’er Eunice visited with Mr» Kin­
caid'» mother, Mra. Clair Taylor
of Ashland, hurt Sunday,
• Mr». Joe Wade and non Bert
left for Vista, Calif , about two
weeks ago where they plan »¡«end­
ing several week» for the benefit
of Bert's health.
• Mr». It D. Reynolds and »on
I km who have been »pending the
punt week with Mr and Mr»
Melvin Conley at Dunsmuir arriv­
ed home Sunday. Mr» Reynolds is
feeling much better.
• Mrs K E Bell and Patricia
who have been sick are both bet­
ter. although still confined to their
home
• I E Deadmond and Joe Ma-
son and aon were hunting in Kla
math county Friday and Saturday
• Ted Huff was brought home
from the Hillside hospital in Kla­
math Falls last Friday and is re­
covering from a major operation
• George Yockel and Elmer Byrd
left Sunday for Burlingame, Calif
with a truck load of Christmas
trees They plan to me gone until
about Dec. 24.
• Mr. and Mrs I. K. Deadmond
were dinner guests of Mrs Dot
Williams and family Sunday.
• Susan Sykes who ia teacimip
school at Shady Cove spent the
week-end with her mother, Mrs
Grace Sykes
• Milton Hamilton retume«! Mon­
day night from a trip to Loo An­
geles.
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• Dorotha Rector returned to
her home Monday from the Com­
munity hospital where she had
undergone an appendectomy
• Miss Jane McCoy of Ashland 1»
spending thia week with Bellview
friends
• Mr and Mrs Ed McNeil spent
Sunday evening with Mr and Mra
Ed Grimm.
• Mr and Mrs Ted Huff went to
Klamath Fails Tuesday for Mr
Huff to receive medical treatment
and came back through Dorris and
brought Mr and Mrs. Carl Dels-
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Yvonne Chriatlieb uh majorette
Betty Dunn and Veda Williams,
drill team, Bob Dunn and i>ah
Anderson. football boya, and Nor­
man Christlieb, an orchestra mem
ber, all were guests at the clul
dinner.
• Bellview P-TA will meet on t'
afternoon of Dec. 20 The Christ
mas program will be given by th
pupils and after the program tl
P-TA will give treats to all th«
children.
mar home with them for a visit.
Mr
Deiamar is Mr»
Huff’s
brother.
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• G. W Jones spent a few days
recently at the Walter Hash home
Mr. Jones I» Mrs Hash's father.
• Mrs Huppy Davis of Ashland
has been employed to prepare hot
lunches at the school for the next
several weeks There arc about 50
pupils who will have the benefit
of the hot lunches which are »¡Mtn- 1
sored by the Bellview P-TA.
• Forest Emery is quite ill and
under h doctor's care.
• Mrs Roy Crow entertained the
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Embroidery club last Tuesday at
her home. All member» were pre­
sent except Mr» Edwin Dunn who
is ill with flu
• Mi»» Helen Dunn who had the
Richard Hudnut, Coty
misfortune of falling and injuring
wrist is some better.
Evening in Paris and
• Mr and Mrs Murk True were
in Medford on business Wednes­
Yardley’s Gift Sets
day
• Mrs. Bert Peachey is ill with
the flu at her home
• Walter Conley of Chico visited
last week with his brother, Claud
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Conley, and family
• Mrs Key», who has spent the
Percllne Dresser Sets
past few month» with Mr and
Mra. Claude Conley, has gone to
Burbank. Calif
to visit with
friends until after the holidays
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• The Upper Valley Community
club met Wednesday afternoon
with 22 members present Mrs J i Perfumes and Colognes
E (lowland presided in the ah- j
sence of Mrs
Floyd Hamford Coty, Yardley’s, Hudnut’s
Members voted to continue the
Evening in Paris and
mystery box and to have the an­
nual New Year dinner, to be serv­
■«entheric
ed at 6:30 o'clock Wednesday eve­
ning. Jan 1 Families of the club
members and Bellview Grange are
invited. Each family is asked to
bring well filled baskets After the
business meeting the ladies en­
joyed a gift exchange. The Jan J
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• Mr and Mrs B H. Chriatlieb
Richard Joy. Ed Dun*, and Fred
Homes attended the Downtown
Quarterbacks club dinner at Jun- |
tor high school Monday evening •
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