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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1941)
I Friday, June 27, 1941 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER ALL AHERICAN IIOLIOAV ★ IMBMMbLarlilXÚ' JTI m JII ¿1> Utt' k I Celebrate the Fourth at Ashland A Full Day Of Fun, Frolic and Festivities, Including Music, Dancing, Parade, Rodeo, Fireworks, Soapbox Derby, Kids’ Program and Many Other Items of Entertainment.' ‘ * * - * * ENTERTAIN NI'HOOL BOARD Mr. anti Mrs. Frank I>uvia en tertained the member* of the ■OhOOl I huii 'I .md tli.ir wlvcri «1 a buffet «upper Wednesday evening. The weather prevented an outdixir picnic an originally planned, At- tending, In addition to the ht mt and hoatemi. were Mr. and Mrs ! Thin .1 Not by. Mr and Mrs. I Frank Van Dyke. Mr and Mrs. Fnwl Engle, Mrs Etta Schilling. I >r mid Mrs It L Hurdle and Mr and Mrs Elwood Hedberg. Mr and Mrs Hal McNair, other members of the schtxil board, were unable to be preaent. MUSIC UNITS LISTED FOR 4TH At leant four outstanding mu sical unit« will be included in the local Fourth of July parade thia year Invitation« have been extended to the Yn-ka American Legion Drum and Bugle corp« to partici pate, with acceptance practically assured. The local kiltie band haa announced that it will be on hand, also a musical unit from the Sil ver Moon;' a "German Bra»» Band" composed of musical stu Exthiuigr: Fryer» tuki-ti un pay dent« from the high school, «nd ment tin <d<1 or new «ulMM-rlptIon» the Ashland City bund to the .Miner. Line of march for the parade, which Is slated to start at 10 30 a m , will be south on Main street from Helman, to the Junior high school intersection and then north again on Main street to Water street where the units may dis band. Three divisions will be set up. comprising th«- floats, children's and horses Judge«' stand will be f'OME TO THE on the |x>rch of the Ashland hotel Judges already have been select ed and notified. FOR A SNACK ON THE FOURTH STEARN’S PLAZA GROCERY 4TH OF JULY SPECIALS A few more of thone- deli cious 1-1 J>. Ixix«-« of assorted chocolate« for 20c Asxtd. ( andj Ham, 3 lor 10c 1-l.b. Campfire Marehmullow» ................ 17c HiiniM-l N|>mulx, 3 cam» 25c Deviled Tongue, Liv< i Spread, Deviled Ham TANG— 12-Ox. can Hi JELLO—6 delicious flavor»; |Mu-kuge .......... 5c Jello Ice Cream Powder Package ............................... 8c NODA POP—In the han dy carry home carton», H Ixittl««, x|M»dal, ...... 23c Plus deposit Paper plates, napkins, cups, and picnic supplies for the Fourth betddee staple and fancy groceries at lowest prices. Stearns’ Plaza Grocery 61 N. Main HL Plaza Market Ph. 4771 — Free Delivery Lessons in Flag Etiquette Supplied By Veterans of Foreign Wars I WI>N| a oe for the decor soon of speakers' aSada and for general decorations. The bluertripe should always ba placed uppermost MftJfeS red at tlie bottom. AUTOMATICS SIX SHOOTERS PIRATE CAP PISTOLS • On patriotic occasions, the flag Any Bl displayed above and behind the apaalM against a wall oe curtain. If flown front a staff, it should be placed al the (gg^r'l right 5c CAPS—’ for ACCOUNTS FOR SALE FLAGS FOR THE FOURTH • In church, the flag should be placed at the congregation's right Other flagl should be placed to the left of the congra- •ation. In the chancsl. oe on a platform, the flag should be placed at the clergy man'a nght aa he faces the coeigrcy’suon. and the other flags at hta left. ' EAST SIDE ■ • When one halyard is used for tvro or more flags, the American flag should always be flown at the peak, in displaying flags on adjacent staffs the American flag should be hoisted first and lowered last. • The du »11 of the United States has 13 vertical stripes. 7 white and 6 red. topped by a field of blue without stsra. • When the American nag is dtaplayed with another flag with mill croaaed. the American flag should be on the right, with he itaff over the still of the other flag. • The flag must not be used as a table . loth Nothing but the Bible should rest upon the flag • The flag should never be used to dec orate platforms or standa. oe draped in any lashion lor decorating purpoaea. * To ulute th« flag persons in civuu.< lothe* should stand at attention, place the at with the right hand over the left breast 'ersons attired in military uniform should ■xecute the right hand salute. • When displayed over a street between two buildings, the American flag should be suspended vertically with the union to the north in an east and west street, or to the east in a north and south street./’ The following accounts are offered by the under signed as Agents, for sale: James M. Prayer, Ashland, Orc., Account $119.09 Chas. T. Atherton, Ashland, Ore., Acc’t 88.50 Wm. T. Pounsley, Medford, Ore., Acc’t TO.O-J M. B. Sidey, Jacksonville, Ore., Acc’t. .84.81 AH bids for the purchase of the above accounts will be received at. the office of the undersigned. POWER’S SERVICE 202 S. State St Chicago, III. 5c Picnic Supplies. Cups, Plates, Spoons. Forks, Drinking Straws 10c DARBY” HOUR MOVED UP PEG • The Miner for Quality Printing. The Ashland bowling alleys re port that 13 have signed up for a proposed summer league, but that plans still are uncertain concern ing definite organization of such a league. High scorers last week were Mark Smith with a 227 for the men and Arlene Wooldridge with 139 for the ladies. Tons so far this week are Bill Allen 230 and Mern Provost 135. •'Simtint should be used fur At Th«- youngsters' soapbox derby, first major event on the 1941 July Fourth celebration program, has been re-scheduled for 9 a. m. the morning of the 4th instead of 9:30 a. m., it was annotine ed Thursday. The race will be run on Pioneer street between the Shakespearean theater and the armory. Police officers will block off the side streets in ample time, it was in dicated. First prize will be a trip to Portland for the winner and his car, for competition in the north west regional finals. Cash prizes will be awarded to second, third and fourth plac«> winners. There is still time for youngs ters to participate in this event. Registration, rules and regulations may be secured at the Selby Chev rolet company, sponsoring the event. SUMMER BOWLING LEAGUE SUGGESTED z CITY’S STORES TO CLOSE 4TH Majority of Ashland's business houses have signlfi««d intention of closing on July 4. to often as usual Saturday morning. Practically all of the clothing stores, hardware store«, groceries, and professional offices will be closed. The local chamber of commerce offices will be kept open all day to provide information ami other data t<> guests and visitors. A general information booth is to be set up on the Plaza early next week for tickets, information and data. A dual lout! speaker system has been provided by the Fluhrer Bak- erte« for the «lay an«l will be lo cated at the Plaza txxrth. A A A A A *^-*-**-*AA*A-*--*-A-«--*-**-*-* • No other flag should be hoisted above the American flag except a church pennant, which can be flown from the masthead above the Stars and Stnpes when religious services are in progress in a military chapel or aboard »US Navy ship * When used in connection with the un* veiling of a statue or monument, the Dag should be prominently featured but should never be used aa a covering for ■ staeue. History of Flag * In dieplaying the Hagt of two or more jtion*. all flag* should be flown from sep als staffs of the same height and the flags culd be of approximately equal aiag. The flag' of the United States of America is the third oldest of the national standards of the world; older than the Union Jack of Great Britain or the Tricolor of Franc«. During th* early day« of the Revolutionary war a variety of flags were used by th* different oolonies and military commands Late in 1775 a committee of congress, after consulting with Washington, in command of the army at Cambridge, decided up on the form for a new flag. This: flag consisted of 13 stripes, red and white, with the crosses of St. George and St. Andrew on a blue field in the canton or union. The flag was first unfurled by Washington, January 2, 1776. During 1776 and 1777 a num ber of flags with 13 stripes came into use and the need of a def inite national emblem was rea lized. On June 14, 1777, con gress passed an act stating ‘that the flag of the 13 United States shall be 13 stripes, alternate red and white, that the union be 13 stars, white in a blue field, rep resenting a new constellation.” This was the birthday of the flag as we now know it and June 14 is now celebrated as “Flag Day.” In April, 1818, congress pass ed an act providing that the flag should have 13 horizontal stripes, alternate red and white, and that the union should dis play 20 stars, representing the number of states then in the Union. It also provided that on the admission of every new state to the Union a star should be added on the following July 4th, and this has been the regu lation ever since, accounting now for the 48 stars shown. Virginia says "Dear Bride -to- Be, If you were Me ¿And I were You, Here's wbat I’d do”... HO’S Virginia? Unlike Yehudi, she’s a very real person, and a most likeable young lady who knows all the answers, socially, where marriage is concerned. 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