Friday, Dec. 20, 1940
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Elks Plan Charity
Dance for Christmas
About People You Know! ]
• Mi and M in Jean I lusting«
visitul Sunday in Phoenix at the
iKMDC "I Mr Mid Mm Andy
SteVMM
• Everett Nance arrived Sunday
from Bantu Monica where he is
attending school for a visit ben*
at the home of bl« parents, Mr.
and M in It. D. Nance
• John Billings of Klamath Falla
visited here lust week-end ut the
home of tile parents, Mr and M in
Ralph Billing«
• M in Elsie Churchman of I zin
Angeles visited here for several
days tills week ut the home of
her Bister, Mis W C. Mitchell
• Dominic Favero of llllt was an
A h I i I uii U visitor Monday.
• Mr and M in . Gates King of
Sun Francisco visited here foi
several days this week at the
home of Mrs Miilindu I
• Bobby Colvlg made a trip to
Klumuth Falla Tuesday for a visit
with relative«.
• Remember the big Uhi istmas
gift Nate 1« on at the East Side
Pharmacy.
• A C. Ninlnger left Tuesday on
a business trip io Redmond, Ore
• Mr. und Mrs Clyde Dean of
Portland -re visiting hers this
week wltii Burris Dean who has
been a putleiit at the Community
hospital.
• Mr and Mrs R ohm Tilley of
Siskiyou were shopping and visit­
ing with friends In Ashland Mon-
day.
• Mr and Mrs I. G Morthiaml
of Medford viaited here Sunday at
the home of Mr. und Mrs. W. G.
Sander.
• Huth Ford visited In Yreku last
week-end
with
relatives
und
friends.
• Betty Grace Robbins of Sama
Valley visited here lust week-end
with friends.
Cottage
• Paul
liarmsen
of
Grove visited here fol several
days thia week with relatives and
friends.
• Floyd Pulmun of Eugene visit-
ed here Sunday with his daugh­
ter, Shirley and his son, 1 >avi<l
Putman.
• Frances Schilling of Sams Val­
ley visited here last week-end ut
the home of her mother, Mm. Etta
Schilling
• HILTS NEWS •
• The Hilt Pa rent-Tear hers aaso-
ilatlon met nt ?, o < lo< k Friday
afternoon at the school house
Following the regular business
meeting a very interesting talk
was delivered by Dr. Richardson,
minister of the Community church,
on "Christmas" Those who at­
tended were Mesdames Lloyd Lu-
per. John Kalvett. Ryce, T Quam-
rne. John De Witt, M Seif, Arthur
Pedersen and Ed Wells and the
teachers, Mrs King, Miss L. Gans-
burg and Miss Hunt
Refresh­
ments were served at the conclu­
sion of the meeting.
• The Women's Society for Chris­
tian Service held a Christmas
party at the club house Tuesday
afternoon, with Mrs Waldemar
Holmberg and Mrs Harry De Jar-
nett as hostesses The delightful
program that was greatly enjoyed
by all consisted of the singing of
a Christmas carol, a reading by
Mrs L D Clark, a duet by Mrs
R Williams and Mil W Holm­
berg, and the reading of “The
Vision of Sir Launfal" by Dr
Richardson.
Following the pro­
gram gifts were exchanged and
refreshments of pie and coffee
were served Those who attended
the party were Mesdames W
Holmberg, Harry De Jarnett, L.
D. Clark, Frank Ward, Donovan
Ward, O. Bemheiscl, Elmer Jack-
son, John De Witt, Richard Wil­
liams, Nelson Watts and son Gene.
•s
s
Lodge No. 944. Benevolent and I
Protective Order of Elk« will hold
their one public dance of the yeai .
Wednesday evening
Christmas 1
night in the Ashland beige's
ballroom, according to J
E
Thornton, secretary Proceeds will
be used for Yuietide charity.
Music, furnished by Barney's
orchestra, will start at 9 p m
and continue to 1 a. m., according
to plans The general public will
be invited to attend the event.
e
Arthur Pedersen and children,
Sonny and Ruth, Frunk Ohlund,
W Grim. T
Quiunii« , Frank
.Graves, T. Am'eiaon. Enz.i«-Wright
und Dr and M n Richardson and
their two daughters
• Miss Auiln-y Walker Is spend­
ing Chi Istmas with hei parents,
Mi and Mrs W W. Walker.
• Mr. and Mm Bert Mitchell left
lust week for a vacation trip dur­
ing the winter Nhut-down at the
sawmill.
• Mia. Du vis of Hornbrook un­
del went a minor surgery at tile
Hilt hospital Monday morning She
returned home Tuesday.
• Antone Mendes, wno recently
spent two months in the Yreku
hospital, wus able to return to
work Wednesday noon.
• Among those who were shop­
ping in Medford Saturday were
Mr. and Mm K k I iiik J WHII hikm
and sons Roy und Kussel), Arthur
Eldon
Bauman, Mr und Mr«
Bradfield, Mr. and M in W Qran
and son Billy, L. Alphonse and
daughters Phyllis and Barbara,
Mrs Enxie Wright. Mr. and Mia
St Clair and family and Mm
Maude Wert.
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HORATIO GALE WOUO7T
Funeral services for Horatio
Gale Wolcott, 67. who died Dec 17
will be held at 3:80 p. m today.
Dec 20. at the Litwlller Funeral
home with the Rev Alton C. Bros*
trom officiating Interment win
be in Mountain View cemetery.
< HARLEM ALBERT MMH il
Funeral services for Charles Al­
bert Smith, 45, who died Dec 18
will be held at 1:30 p m Dec 20
at the Utwiller Funeral home
with tho R<*v .1 R Turnbull offi­
ciating.
Interment will
Mountain View cemetery
•
NEWS FROM
KI TH RENARD Mr BALE
Lincoln School
Funeral services for Ruth Re­
nard McHale, 78, who died Dec
15 were held at 2 30 p m. Dec
17 at the Utwiller Funeral home
with the Rev Z P. Walker offi­
ciating
Interment was in the
ICXiF addition of the Mountain
View cemetery.
lly .SCHOOL S I I DENTS
The pupils of Lincoln school
presented their annual Christmas
program, "Gifts to the Christ
Child," for their pai enta and
friends at 2 o’clock p. m. Thurs-
day, Dec. IV, In the college audi-
ton urn.
The program centered about the
Nutivity scene.
Children repre-
senting diffeient phase« of Amer­
ican life presented their gifts to
tin- Christ Chlhi During trie ;>n-
Mentation a choir composed of 30
selected voice« sang traditional
carols.
The following program was pre­
sented :
Processional, Joy to the World
Verse choir Christmas story,
Luke 2 8-14.
Hark the Herald Angela Sing
Gifts to the Christ Child (1)
Shepherd. (2) the Three Kings,
(3) caroilers; (4) doctor and
nurse. (5) school boy and girl;
(6) farmer and family, (7) musi­
cian and artist, (8) cripple. (8)
soldier, aviator and sailor; (10)
refugees, (11) Hawaiian; (12)
miner, fisherman and logger; (13)
children, (14) athletes; (15) busl-
neaa man and rich lady, (16)
beggary (17) Mexicans; (18) In­
dians, (19) cowboys.
Carols used during the presen­
tation of gifts (1 1 The Fl mt
Noel; (2) Away in a Manger; (3)
We Three Kings, (41 <> Come Al)
Ye Faithful; (5)0 Little Town of
Bethlehem; (6) It Came Upon the
Midnight Clear. (7) Silent Night.
Receasional -Joy to the World
Dear Santa:
Would you bring me a set of
glass dishes and a bicycle? Thank
you
Your Uttle friend,
Edith Krouse, (age 7)
First grade, Uncoln school.
Dear Santa:
I want a bicycle a blue one
and you can bring me anything
else you want. Please bring my
little sister a tricycle
Your little friend,
Yvonne Black ( age til
First grade, IJncoln school.
Dear Santa:
1 want a car big enough to ride
in and an accordion I can | play.
Your friend.
Donald Gregory <age 6)
First grade, IJncoln school.
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I want a wagon*or a scooter.
Sincerely yours,
Russell Moore, (age 9).
Dear Santa:
J want a doll and slide and a
Teddy bear Christmas eve.
Sincerely yours,
Jean Hanseth (age 7).
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Dear Santa:
I would like a doll for Christ-
man I am seven years old.
Yours truly,
Edith Hile
Dear Santa:
May I have a doll and a doll
buggy and a wrist watch? My age
is seven.
Yours truly(
Elsie Stolp
Dear Santa:
I want «ome shoes and a didy
doll and a typewriter
Your friend.
Ellen Byrd, (age 7).
Dear Santa:
I want an umbrella and a pair
of ovemhoes A Merry Christmas
to you. I am aeven years old.
Yours truly,
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