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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1941)
7 About People You Know • Mr* Bill Mander of Yreka wax nr.i.i.viEW news a Sunday guest ut the home <rf • Mis C E. Pile«- arrived from Mi and Mm. W G Sander. lx»» Angeles last week for H visit • Mix Mary Hide ix vim friend« and relative« In Kansan with relative* In Ashland ami with • John Billings. son of Mi ami her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mm M ih Ralph Billings, I h at Camp Joe Randles of Bellview Robert» near Paso Robles, Calif ¡’rice formerly was Miss Wanda III h parents report that he is feel- I Randles Ing fine and that he I» tiecoining • Mr. anil Mrs. Charles Ames re better acquainted with camp life turned to their home in Coronado, • M ih Alice Wlllitx, M ih K S Calif. Wednesday after spending Ames' Corthell, Miss Edna (ioiieen and two weeks with Mrs MI hh Eunice I lager spent the week mother, Mis. Malinda King They were here for M ih King's HOth end in Crescent Oily. • Mi and Mm D M Espy of birthday anniversary, which oc Other relatives Dunsmuir art* new resldentH of curred Mumlay. who enjoyed the birthday dinner Ashland. • M ih Hill Eord anil son of Duns- with Mrs King were Mr. and Mm. inuir visited several days with Mi George King of Prospect, Gates and Mrs M T Burna last week King from San Francisco. Mr. and • Mm 'I* L O’Harrn and Mrs Mrs William Chapman of Horn M I’. (»'Hurra were Medford visit brook ami Mm Maty ('abler of Sacramento A number of friends ors Friday afternoon. • Born to Mr and Mrs I-conard called during the day and Mm. Andrews May 18, 1941, a son King received a number of gifts • Leonard llall, former publisher and cards of the Southern Oregon Miner, ac • Miss Alta Kesler from Welling- companied by Mrs Hall »|>ent the t<»»n, Tex is spending some time early part, of the week In Ashland with the S. C Kesler family Miss The Halls are living nt Charleston, Kesler is on vacation from a gov which is on the southern part of ernment department. Coos bay and is a haven for fish • Mrs J E Hutchinson and ermen. The life of a commercial daughter Sandra from Ix>s An fisherman sccniH to agree with the geles spent the week-end with her erstwhile editor as he has shed sister and brother-in-law, Mr and about 20 pounds of his printshop Mrs. Harold Bohn fat and looks hard as nails • Mrs. Amy Spafford arrived • Mm John Bachelor of Hamil Saturday from Portland to visit ton Eleld Calif Is visiting her > her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John sister. Mm. Devon Wray Farmer, and other relatives. • Miss Eva 1 binding, who has • Miss (»pal Eastman is spend been teaching at Fields, Ore., has ing a few days this week with returned to Ashland for the sum- ' Miss Charlotte Hamilton. mer. • Mrs William Turner returned • Mm Erank Wenzel and Miss last Thursday from a visit with Ixrts White were Medford visitors Mrs L E Kearnes of Granta Pass Friday • Mr. and 'Mrs Robert Rosen • bm Caton of Eugene came af baum from Willow Ranch. Calif ter his wife and son Sunday They spent the week-end with Mr. and had spent the past week at the Mr». Walter Hash Clyde Caton home. • The birthday club gathered at • the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wade HILT NEWS Wallis last Wednesday evening • Mm Joseph Langer of San honoring Mrs Wallis on her birth Bernardino, who formerly was a day anniversary. The evening was resilient of this community, was spent in playing games and visit guest of honor at a bridge lunch ing At the close, delicious re eon given Thursday by Mrs Flor freshments were served and the ence Clark of Mt (.’rest ranch honoree was presented with a love Those who attended were Mes ly gift fn>m the club Those en dames Nora Bailey, Fred Bayliss joying the evening with Mr. and William T h I üs , Roy F Schlappl, Mrs Wallis were Mr. and Mrs Frank Ohlund, W Holmberg, Ben Henry Stenrud, Mr and Mm J (»Horn and the guest of honor. Mrs E (lowland, Mr and Mrs Archie Joseph Ixmgcr Mrs Frank Ohl Kincaid and daughter Eunice, Mr. und won high prize and Mrs and Mrs Walter I»avis and daugh Bailey low, and Mm Ixuiger re ter Lyda Catherine and Mrs. ceived a guest prize The table i Haynes. Mr and Mrs I. A I decorations were blue and yellow ; key. Mm Ella True. Miss Marie • Tio- Women's Society for Chris- I Walker. Miss Gladys Whitson and tian Service met Thursday after- i Earl Warren noon at the home of M rs. Fred I • Miss Aileen Inlow spent the Haynes Thr scripture verses and • week-end with her parents. Mr player were read by Mrs Quam and Mrs Vai Inlow. me. and a report on receipts from • Mr and Mm Wade Wallis were the bazaar was read by the treas- dinner guests Sunday at the home urer, Mm John Ds Witt M m <>f their son and family, Mr. and Wade Roop read a poem Those | Mm Lee Wallis of the Applegate who attended were Mesdames district. The dinner was in honor Fred Haynes, hostess, Harry De of Mm Wade Wallis and Ix*e Jamett, T Quamme, John De whose birthdays both occur on Witt, Frank Want, Don Ward and May 24 daughter Diane, Walter Bray and • The Bellview school will close daughter Judy. Wade Risip. Wil next Friday with the usual picnic liam Poff and son Duane, O. lunch at noon and the last P-TA Bemheiael, Elmer Jackson and meeting will be held after lunch. son Eugene, A Samuelson, Wil Mrs. RJng will give a report from liam Dutro, William Gran, E Rob the state P-TA meeting. inson, Arthur Gllbcrg and daugh • The P-TA cooked food sale ter Karen, and Mm Frank Graves held last Friday netted the organi Refreshments were served follow- , zation about $1« This fund will Ing the business meeting Next is* applied on the 4-H scholarship meeting is to be held at the home to the summer school at Corvallis in June of Mrs. W Holmberg • Dale Newman was guest of • The 4-H cooking II met at the honor at a birthday party given Hllingsworth home Monday eve for him Monday by his mother, . ning and studied methods of cook Mrs Diamond Newman. Balloons ing macaroni. Cheese and macar were given to all the children I oni were served for refreshments. present, and a happy afternoon • John McCoy and son who was spent playing games and hav- I bought the Mark Ketz place some ing a peanut hunt in the yard weeks ago have now moved on Cup cakes and ice cream were | their ranch. served for refreshments. Dale re- celved many nice gifts Those at Mrs Delbert Black, Mrs. Gerald tending were Doris Wall. Howard Black. Mrs. Willis, Mm. Art Blan Nelson, Ronald Black, David and chard and Mm. George Riegel. Idllian Franklin, Ivan and Ix»is f Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Rossi, Black. Vallee and Jimmy Golden- Mr. and Mrs Joe Rossi and sons penny, Arthur Blanchard Jr, were in Ashland Saturday. Gwen Robinson, Jessie Newman, • Mr. and Mm. Ed Stillwell and Mary Brown, Gene Gilberg, Kay daughter Lila, and Mr and Mm. and Craig Williams, June. Jim and Jim Bohl of Medford visited Mr. Joan Smith. Agnes Van De We- and Mrs. Frank Bernheisel and ghe, Eric Pianka, Dickie Riegel, family Sunday. Rosalie Graves. Allen Willis, Dou • Mr. and Mrs Ray Vieira at glas and Calvin Newman; and tended a show in Ashland Sat the mothers. Mm. Diamond New urday evening. man, hostess. Mm Walter Pianka, • The Hilt grammar school picnic Mrs Gus Goldenpennv. Mm. which was to lie held Saturday Frank Graves, Mm. Franklin, was called off because of stormy Cleaning Special (LASSES PLAN REUNION AT (»SC ALI MM FINÍ TI(»N Representatives of the 1916 class at Oregon State college are making plan» for their silver an niversary reunion on Alumni day, May 31. 'The special events will begin with a dinner Friday eve ning. May 30, and will continue May 25—11 A. M.: Memorial Day and the Cross. ” John 19:18 through Saturday. Other classes holding special re unions will be the classes of 1901, 1903 and 1904 and the class of Trinity Episcopal First Baptist Church 1891, which will hold its golden J. R. Turnbull, Minister Jubilee. Member* of all classes Church prior to 1891 will meet with the Dr. Claude E. Sayre, Vicar ””BTbir^cKixjnrTs” IT golden Jubilee class members Cor ry, supc tintendent. Baccalaureate Sunday will be Holy Communion A a m Morning worship 11 o’clock. June 1 this year with commence Church school 9 30 a. m. Special music by choir: five-min Sermon and morning prayer, 11 ment exercises on Monday, June ute talk to C. A Ix-ague Sermon 2 "Memorial Day and the Cross ” a. m. Holy Communion Wednesday No Young People’s meeting. Free Baccalaureate »etvice at Meth 9:30 a. m Choir will meet Friday 7:30 p. odist church in evening. Methodist Church Wednesday 7:30 p m. prayer m. At the close of the service Sun East Main Street praise and Bible study Subject John R. Poet, Pastor "The Boards of the Tabernacle.” day morning there will be a cover- <■<( dish dinner in honor of all who Monthly business meeting Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Thursday 7:30 p. m., choir re have been confirmed during the past year. Sadie Simpson, superintendent, in hearsal You are cordially invited to charge. worship with us. Morning worship at 11 o’clock Thursday: Mid-Week Prayer Junior meeting and Young Peo Church of Christ and study service. ple's meeting at 7 p m. Evening worship at 8 o’clock. —•------------ Kceond and B Streets Mid-week prayer meeting Wed ('. Alton Brostrom, Minister nesday evening at 8 o’clock. First Methodist You are welcome to all services 9:45- Bible School. L. U. Gresh Church • ----------- ------ am, General Superintendent. Clas ses for every one. Dr. George W. Bruce, Minister 11:00- Morning Worship. Full Gospel Temple "Sunday school 9:45 a m. Alien Special music by the choir. E. Main and Siskiyou Bl*d. Sermon: "Citizenship and the O. McGee, superintendent. R. E. Schmidt, Pastor The morning sermon is at 11 Magnetism of the Cross ” 7.00- Meetings of the Christian o’clock on the subject, "Memor Sunday school 9:45 a. m. ial Day and the Cross." The adult Endeavor Societies. Morning worship 11 o’clock choir under leadership of Miss 8:00- Evening Service. C. A. service 6:45 Sunday eve Maxine Conover will sing an ap Sj»ecial Music and Message ning. Evangelistic service to fol Subject: “The Christian's Report propriate anthem. Epworth and Wesley leagues at low at 7:30 o’clock. Card.” C. A. service and choir practice Monday: Christian Endeavor 6:15 p. m. Evening service at 8 o’clock. 7:45 Tuesday evening. Skating party. Prayer meeting 7:30 Thursday This is the baccalaureate service Wednesday: Choir Practice. for the graduating class of the evening. Everybody is cordially invited school Rev. J. R. Turnbull Neighborhood Church high to all services. will give the sermon. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 Congregational p. m. Boulevard and Morton Streets Clarence F. McCall, Minister Attend the Church of Your Choice, Sunday FREE PICK-UP 3 FOR $1.00 DELIVERY STANDARD CLEANERS “If it can be done, we can do it” 163 East Main Phone 6281 WANTED Clean cotton rags. Miner Office. • • M : - Jo. Point called on Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Huffman Monday. AUTOMOBILE - I IRE CASUALTY - LIFTS I N S U R A N C E Dependable Protection at Reasonable Rates IS YOUR PRESENT LIFE INSURANCE ADEQUATE ? See STEVEN It PHONE 4721 • METROPOLITAN I.IFE INSURANCE CO. *— Sunday, 9:45 a m. church school. Miss Marjorie Stratton, acting superintendent. Regular worship service 11 a. m. Mm. McCall will speak. • Church of the Nazarene Bertrand F. Peterson, Pastor Fourth arid C Streets Church school 9:45 a. m. Morning worship 11 o'clock. Rev. W. J. Meagher, Pastor Subject: ’Memorial Day and the Cross.” Services: Mass at 9 a m. Sun Junior meeting 6:30 p. m. day. Sunday school after mass Young people's meeting 6:30 p- conducted . by Sisters of Sacred m. Heart Academy, Medford. People's meeting 6:30 p. m. ------------ •------------ Prayer meeting 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Catholic Church • WANT ADS • MAN AND WIFE for Medford apartment house; manager-jan itor. State age, exp., ref.; do painting, papering, etc. State lowest wage, full details first letter. Write B A Kliks, Pear son Bldg., Portland, Ore. ------------*----------- - WANTED: Middle-aged lady as companion for lady . ---- of — 60. — Light housework. Must be good cook and able to stay nights. . Phone Medford 3798 after 5 pm. 2 t p Foursquare Church Fourth und B Streets Rev. Edward <i. Skultety. Pastor ,z First Presbyterian Church Sunday school 10 a. m. H. O. Butterfield, superintendent. James H. Edgar, Minister Morning worship 11 a. m. Young People's meeting 6:30 p. Sunday school 9:45 a. > m. m. Mm. E. G. Skultety in charge, Worship service 11 a. m. Dr. Evangelistic service 7:45 p. m. Week night services Tuesday John K. Howard, guest minister. No evening services until fur and Friday evenings at 7:45. Prayer meeting precedes these ther notice. two services. “ Young people in ranch for Utah last Wednesday to charge of Tuesday service. take up misionary work with the Church of the Latter Day Saints. weather. • Billy Gran spent Thursday • Mr and Mrs. T. Bell of Grants night at Granada with Bill Pass were guests at the O. Bern heisel home Sunday. Slingsby. • Mm. John Trinca is in the • Mrs. Fred Bayliss motored to Yreka General hospital where she Medford Monday to take Billy was taken — Tuesday to undergo Bayliss and Doris Clark back to school at the St Mary's academy emergency surgery. • Mr. and Mrs W W Walker after a week-end at home. and family motored to Ashland • Ernest Dutro went to Chico Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs Joe Friday to take part in the state track meet, with the other mem- Brower. • Mike Georgia was home for the bers of the Yreka track team who took first and second places in week-end. • Horton Geroy returned home events at the county track meet Wednesday from the Yreka hos held in Yreka a week ago Satur- pital where he spent a few days day. after breaking his ankle pole • Mr and Mrs. Walt Young vaulting at the county track meet. spent Sunday afternoon at Mt. • Phyllis Brownlee of Hornbrook Crest ranch spent Thursday at the Walker • Mrs. W. Tallis. Mrs. Fred Bav- liss and Doris Clark attended the home. • Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gran and show. “Meet John Doe,” in Yreka son Billy and ‘Tkie”Geroy attend Sunday. ed the show in Ashland Saturday • Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Scheer of j Redding were in Hilt on business evening. • Ear) Watts left Mt. Crest Monday. I STEARNS PLAZA GROCERY A light, clean, convenient place to shop for good things to eat, and we will save you money every day of the week. SAME PRICES FOR THE FOLLOWING DIAL 4131 WEEK: FREE DELIVERY SODA WAFERS—2-lb. package .17 GRAHAM CRACKERS—2-lb. package .19 >’V»S1 iUA» 1 rr^S— 2packages 11c, case...................... $1.89 KELLOGG'S COKNF’LAKES— 2 pkgs, and 1 glass bowl . 14c 1» WMa,A’r—2 packages for................................. .21 IbKiu—lor that strawberry jam, bottle 15c, 3 for ..... 43c ScitE JUX—bottle 8c, 3 lor...................................................... 23c Jars, Lids, Rubbers and Caps ROYAL CLUB PL'SEAl'l'L.E—small Crushed, Sliced and . tid-bits, 10c tin, 3 for...... ........ 27c lOMAlutS—5o. 2* j tins, good, 3 for...................................... 27c UULUhA RAN TAM sWr.r.i CORN, Sugar Peas, Cut Heans—3 cans.................. ....................................... -25c HO.Hr.POKr SHRIMP—very good. 2 tins....... 25c TUNA FISH—white meat. No. ................ ........... 15c COvE 01 SIr.KS—5-oz. tins, 2 for ........ . .......... 25c CONCORD GRAPE JUICE—quart bottle, 2 for .................. 53c SPERRY’S ROLLED OATS—quick or regular, 9-lb. bag 35c AL11ERS FL.A»’JACK—9-lb. bag ..................................... 45c TRIANGLE C AKE AND WAFFLE FLOUR—sack 45c I'Rl’NFkS—large sweet ones, 4 lb*. .... 25c POCCORN that pops—I lbs. ............................. 25c FARMINGTON SWEET MILK CHOCOLATE—1-lb. bar 16c Bakers Cocoa—1 pound............................. 19c Bakers Baking Chocolate—■: -lb. ...................... 19c BOT“roR29c HILLS, GOLDEN WEST, MAXWELL HOUSE, FOLGER COFFEE—1 pound 28c, 2 pounds ........... 55c PURE WIHTE CHECKER TOWELS—2 rolls.......................... 19c 150 towels to the roll LIFEBUOY, LUX, CAMAY, PALMOLIVE SOAP—3 for 17c SKAT—the soft mechanics soap, 2 tins.......................................15c OXYDOL—medium package 21c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER—2 for 15c CHEESE TRIPLETS—pound 25c SNAPPY CHEESE—5 years old, pound 35c Kraft's brick and loaf cheese POTATOES—50 pounds No. 2’s..................... 33c $5.®° SUITS, PLAIN DRESSES, PLAIN COATS 35c Page SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Friday, May 23, 1941 Pays for three years insurance on $1,000 dwelling or household goods inside Ashland city limits. Lower rates if building qualifies Home grown Lettuce, Beets, Spinach, Onions, Asparagus, Peas Strawberries, sun-ripened from Ashland gardens Large fresh Gooseberries—3 boxes for......... 25c Remember the Place—(»1 North Main St. STEARNS PLAZA GROCERY 61 NORTH MAIN DIAL 4131 FREE DELIVERY I. C. ERWIN 240 East Main Street Phone 3751 Plaza Meat Market in Connection QUALITY MEATS for LESS Phone 4771 ____ Free Delivery