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Friday, Jan. 3, 1941
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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TALENT NEWS
Methodists
Incorporate
• Articles of incor|s>ration of the
First ........................
Methodist church of Talent
were filed with the county clerk
Thursday The incorporators ate
the mlniatcr of the church, I C.
Wlllbiiir. M | . Er Foss and Ml
and Mil Clarence Holdridge The
article« act forth the church bus
property to the value of approxi
mately »fi.OOO and ».'Mki cash
• liM i !■ WoU utd Mrs (Mth
erine Neal and daughter Joan of
Aahland visited
Mr. and Mrs C
day.
• Mr. amt Mm George Phelfer
spent (.'hriatmaa duy In Rogue
River with friends
• Mr and Mrs Earl Allen moved
, onto their ranch recently purchas
ed at the foot of the Siskiyou
mountains, Saturday The Allens
have been residents of Talent for
the past eight years
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• Mr and Mrs Harvey Tb.mip
son spent Christ mas day with Mr
and Mrs Nobel Green
• Mi and Mrs Joe Spitzii are
the parenta of an eight-pound
boy bom Monday morning at the
Community hospital in Ashland
• Ralph Hamilton and Kenneth
Harris left Wednesday evening for
Vancouver isirracks where they
will join the army
• Mr and Mrs Floyd Goin and
Mr. and Mrs Harold Rloper and
daughter lairetta of Prospect and
Mr and Mrs John W'cbstrr and
Hen W. n . r weie glMStS of Mt
and Mrs Hob LogM < 'hr lit n.as
• Mi in.I Mm l.yle Turn.- re
reived word Sunday evening that
Mr Tame's mother. Mrs Frances
Tame had passed away at Sparks
Memorial hospital. Fort Smith.
Ark Mr Tame left Monday morn
ing by stage for that place.
• Mr and Mrs Glen Brown mov
ed to the Shaw Bertram camp In
Klamath county Mr ami Mm
George Clark moved on the ranch
vacated by the Browns
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• lunloi Hamilton, who Is In the
flist year studying in the techni
cal aviation department of the
US army, arrived home Sunday
for an 11-day leave, to visit his
parents, Mi anil Mrs. Sam Ham
ilton.
• Mis
Elizabeth Palmer and
daughter, Mrs Bertha Hungate,
were dinner guests of Mi und
Mrs. Walter Davis and Mis
Haines in Bellview Sunday
• Mrs Wil! Rush, who has been
confined to her home of illness, is
able to be out again
• Mi and Mrs Neal Tripp and
daughters Lynne and Sally re-
turned home Monday from Glen
dale. Ore where they spent a few
<lays with relatives.
• Mi and Mrs Archie Estes and
Mr. and Mrs William Bommers
and baby spent the Christmas hol
iday in Glendale, Ore. with Mrs.
Estes patents, Mr and Mis. John
Smith.
• Mrs M Merriweather of Glen-
dale, Calif is visiting her parents.
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Mr. and Mis George Eads
• Mis Charles Hoidrige made a
business and shopping trip to Ash
land Friday.
• John Shumate of Talent and
Miss Hazel Biddle of lx»s Angeles
were married last week
• Mr and Mrs. Fred Cook of
northern Oregon and Mi and Mrs
Walter Homes of Valley View
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs Elmer Cook Tuesday evening
• Mr and Mrs Vem Decker and
children spent the holidays In
!>>ng Beach, Calif, with Mrs
Decker's parents and other rela
tives
Mr. Decker reports that
their visit was somewhat hamper
ed by the weather conditions as
Ixnig Beach was undergoing one
of the worst coastal storms and
a portion of the city was under
water.
• Mr and Mrs. Don Maygard
called at the home of Mr and
Mrs L H. Hughes in Fem Valley
on Christmas day
• I.eRoy Hill of the Dead Indian
country was a business caller in
Talent Saturday.
• Will Bates who has been ill
with flu was taken to Medford
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Hunday where hr is receiving
medical treatment.
• Mr and Mrs. Joe Tryon were
guests of Mr and Mi, < ')> u
Collins in Medford Christmas day
• Mr and Mrs Will Lamb of
near Butte Falls visited Mr. and
Mrs Tom Ijinib and Mr. and Mrs
Roy Estes Friday
• Mr and Mrs Wayne Cowdrey
and children are spending a
days In Seiad Valley visiting
at I ven this week
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• Jay Cochran and mother
Tillamook were guests of Mr
Mrs. Walter Enberg during
holidays.
• Mr and Mrs Guy Hamilton
were hosts Christmas to a group
of relatives and friends at an
elaborate dinner Covers were laid
at the attractive table for the fol
lowing guests: Mr and Mrs Wil
liam Hotchkiss and son Douglas,
Mr. and Mrs laiwrence Burnett
and two children Mr and Mrs
Ijoys Hamilton of Jacks« nville and
Mr and Mrs. Bob Srniti of Phoe
nix and Nate Hamilton
• victor Anderson who is an
rolled in th«- 149th Coast Artillery
spent a few days last wisk with
his mother, Mrs Bernice Ander
son
• Mr an<l Mrs l^-Roy Olsen and
Mrs Mary Turner and daughter
Marie anti I4ck Kreger left Mon
day for Tule Lake to visit Mr and
Mrs. John Hamilton, former resi
dents of Talent
• Ed Smith whi enlisted in th«-
lktith Infantry located at Camp
Murray is visiting relatives and
friends during an 11-day leave.
• Stanley Robbins the local route
mail carrier was somewhat delay
ed Monday by colliding with a
forestry truck used by the CCC
The occupants escaped Injury but
the Robbins car was extensively
damaged.
• Mr and Mrs Charles Collins of
Medford called on friends here
Tuesday.
• Mrs
Elizabeth Palmer and
Mrs Bertha Hungate were busi-
nesa callers in Ashland Tuesday
afternoon.
Trinity Episcopal
Church
Dr. Claude E. Sayre, Vicar
Holy Communion 8
Church school 9:30
Sermon and Holy Communion
11 a. m
Holy Communion Wednesday,
9:30 a. m.
Choir will meet Friday 7:30 p.
m.
You are cordially invited to
worship with us
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• Harry Chipman and Leighton
Blake attended the Rose Bowl
game in Pasadena New Year«.
• Mrs
Beulah O'Neal visited
here last week-end with relatives
I • Mr and Mrs C H. McKeen of
Kano viaited here recently at the
home <>f Mr and Mrs. Ben An<l< . -
ism
• O. F Carson recently returned
from a business trip to Klamath
Falls
• Mr
and Mrs. William
Briggs and Mr and Mrs A
Nininger are spending a
weeks in southern California.
• Mr and Mrs. Joseph Spitzer
are the parents of a boy, bom
Monday at the Community hos-
pi tai
• Mrs W. T. Tuter is visiting
here at the home of her parents,
Mr and Mrs. W. J. Chipman.
• Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cobb of
Beaverton visited here recently at
the home of Miss May Benedict.
They were enroute to southern
California.
• Vemofl Trimble and Bob Yeo
of Grants Pass visited here New
Years with relatives and friends
• Viola Mayberry left Sunday for
her home in Oakland, Calif., fol
lowing a visit here at the home of
her parents, Mr and Mrs. H. H
Mayberry.
• Mr. and Mrs. Fred Penniston
and family Sunday returned to
their home in Portland, following
a holiday visit here with friends.
• Louise Anderson recently left
for Portland for a short visit be
fore returning to her school m
Junction City She hail visited here
during the holidays at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Elda Ander-
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