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"THEY GIVE THEIR IIVIS—YOU LEND YOUR MONEY" Buy Mor» War Bondi Today ©W33M9 7X« Pap** *1kal Jl<U VOL. XII TIIIN AND THAT (By OI.D TIMKIC) To the Editor: Some folk« have converted park ing «trip« into Victory gaidrua. Many others lacking in civic pride, allow the tall uncut to flourish like a green buy tree And by I he way, some of these uninunicuted strips border on the main highway. How Come! ASHLAND. OREGON. THURSDAY, TALENT NEWS *7* ¿ap—And ¿apd 9ti May 13. 1943 Number 16 BELLVIEW NEWS BOSTON MAN INVADES WEST Mr. and Mrs. O L. Carver of The Bellview Grange held their Phoenix received i^ord thut their regular meeting last Tuesday eve son, l*vt. Dean Carver had been ning Mr. and Mrs. Hays and wounded in action in New Guinea daughter were voted on for mem- 'lhe Carver« were former resident« The Indians called the Ameri bership and will be obligated in of Talent and Dean attended the the first and second degrees at cans "Boa on Men” and the Eng Talent «chools. the next meeting. Mothers* Day lish “"King George Men.” Boston Mr and Mm. Cecil Wilburn are was observed in a very interesting produced many colorful character« the parents of a seven pound boy program. Rev. Edgar giving a who made history for the Oregon born Thursday morning at the talk and presqpting corsages to Country. One of the most notable 111 all the mothers. Mrs. I. E .Dead- wan Nathanial Wyeth , a trader Nothing is being heard from the Community Hospital in Ashland The Talent Garden Club met at mond was the oldest mother pre with daring and imagination. boys who, before the war, predic sent. Hostesses were Mr. and Mrs Wyeth started west in 1832 with ted that Japan would be polished the home uf Mrs. Chase Gardner Ralph Billings, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- 21 men. He joined forces with off in three weeks, but there is a Wednesday afternoon. About 20 win Dunn, and Mr. arid Mr«. Les- William Sublette and the two en- national chorus demanding that ladles were present. Mr«. Wm. Byrd of Prospect ter DeShaser. the job be undertaken in earnest ! gaged in a battle with the Black passed away at the home of Mrs On Wednesday evening 23 sol- feet Indians and Sublette was so 111 Mary Higgins Friday evening.. diers were entertained by the badly wounded he had to return Uncle Zeke auys he knows a Mm. Byrd, who was IH the jmst Grangers. Hostesses for the eve- to the East, Wyeth continued west Victory gardener, who has tacked yeur, was 39 year« old and leaves ning were Mrs Clair Kincaid, Mrs. with Mil ton Sublette as far as the on the garage wall the picture of a husband and two sons Funeral Henry Stenrud and Mrs. Willis Snake, then journeyed on with his a tomato from his seed catalogue services were held Monday after Byrd. Games, dancing and «immu own party to Fort Vancouver. for comparison later in the season noon at the Litwller Funeral home nity singing were enjoyed by the With him was John Ball, who be Mr and Mrs Joe Skeeters, who 111 group. Refreshments .were served came the first school teacher in Perhaps they might call that purchased the Works property, at the close of the evening. the Oregon country, his pupils the embattled area of Tunisia the moved from Ashland into their Mrs. Floyd Barrett of Medford half-breed children of the Hudson "Coffin Comer," because that'« new place Saturday Mr. Skeeters has been employed to take the Bay Company employees. where the Italian Empire to re is Improved In health. place of Mrs Nye for the balance Wyeth expected to find the ship ccivlng final internment. Mr. and Mrs Charle« Skeeters of the school year. Sultan awaiting him at Fort Van are having their home modernized 1 1 1 Mr and Mrs. Walter Davis and couver with a load of supplies, but John L. Ix>w1s reiterates hi« de- and redecorated Wayland Smith daughter Lyda and Mrs. Haynes the Sultana was wrecked on a reef mand for a $2 day wage boost la doing the work were dinner guests Sunday at the in the Sandiwich Islands. Wyeth The Skeeters lagging outfit for his coal miners. Another case Floyd Parks home in Central returned to Boston and organized are planning to move their equip- Point. of Ajgx defying the lightening the Columbia River Fishing and merit up on the Wagner Creek Earl Hamilton and Rev. J. Z. 1 1 1 Trading Company The intrepid area in a short time. Walker A "Government in Exile" can went to Cave Junction Boston trader started wes.; again Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Cochran and be a liability, as witness Poland's Friday evening where Rev. Walker in 1834, and traveled with the son Keith returned to their home fuss with Russia, had charge of meetings both Fri Jason Lee missionary party In Eugene Thursday after spend- day and Saturday evenings in the through to the 111 Columbia. Hitler may prove a very ineffec Ing a few day« visiting relative« Adventist Church. Mrs. Milton Because the Rocky Mountain tual "Bulwark against Bolshe in the valley Hamilton and baby accompanied Fur Company refused to honor L. W Ixtwrence of Medford was vism " them as far as Grants Pass and c A merican Reo C ross is the official recruiting transacting business in Talent visited with her parents, Mr. and a contract made with the former AGENCY FOR ARMY ANO NAVY NURSES. The chap, *who llar« hi« «teak Monday owners, Wye:h eatablised Fort Mrs. Eastman. THEY SERVE COURAGEOUSLY ’AT THE FRONT" Mm. Clarence Homes called on rare is in luck. Theo Alway and sister, Mrs. Lee Hall at the junction of the Snake WITH OUR BOYS ALL OVER THE WORLD. relatives in Talent Monday after Langlee of Roseville, California and Port Neuf Rivers as a trading 1 1 / — THIS /S A PAKT OK THE MGHTIMG ALE Beyond the Mediterranean lie« noon. have been spending a few days at post. On arival at Fort Vancouver, PLEDGE THEY TAKE: Wyeth found the “May Dacre” Mr and Mrs. Carl Chrt« of Italy . the Rev. J. Z. Walker home Prospect have rented the Ed Foas ------HI T BGNDH------ •WITH LOYALTY WILL I... DIVOTr MYSELF TO THE Mrs. Clyde Briggs of Oakland awaiting him with a load of sup place Mr. Chris is employed by spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. plies. He built Fort William on WELFARE OF THOSE COMMITTED TO MY CARE ■the Skeeter« lumber company. Mark True. Mrs. Briggs had some Wappato Island and laid out a The Wagner Creek P.T.A. mem very intereMing pictures and let-. city which he expected to become bers sponsored a jirogram and pie ASHLAND GIRL ELECTED TO ters from her son, who is in the the metropolis of the Oregon Coun FASHION SHOW AT U.S.S. sale Friday night at the Wagner PHI BETA KAPPA Navy somewhere in the try. But the Hudson Bay Company , was too strong for him and Wyeth south Pacific. Frances King, senior in sociol ASHLAND USO Fur the third consecutive year, Creek school house. The program was forced to abandon his enter consisted of «kits, accordlan music, 1 Mr. and Mrs. True were busi ogy, Ashland, was anounced one Uieguii w<»n first place in the wes A fashion show and tea will be prise. Fort William soon became tern division of the national states singing and a puppet show Pie of 28 University senior« who have held Saturday, May 19 at 2:30, at ness visitors to Medford Tuesday but the memory of a great am and coffee tyere served and were also dinner guests of been chosen for membership in the traffic safely contest for 1942, Mr. and Mr«. M, T. Franklin Oregon chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the Ashland USO clubhouse, hono Mr. H. L. Gregory, Mrs. True« bition, one of the many colorful Robert S. Farrell Jr., secretary of ring girls interested in becoming episodes happening on the island it ale announced today when he was visited friends and relative« in national honorary of liberal arts junior hostesses and remembering father and her sister, Mr«. Sellers we now call Sauvie. Ashland Thursday. at Central Point and science«. notified that this stale was the those junior hostesses who are Mr. and Mr«. Phil Brownlee of ------ BUY BONDS------ Mr and Mrs. Avery Trask and At a special ceremony May 19, current winner in the contest. ‘"■^rs^Tor’ thU splwidld show- Wh° *5« VU'Un* the new members will be Initiated. j leaving for the summer. The fash Tule Lake, Calif spent the week SERVICE MEN VISIT ion show will be directed toward Ing must go to my predecessor, •t the Andy Stevens home near Mias King stood at the top of the former wars—the American Revo end with Mrs. Brownlee’s parents, SOCE THIS WEEK ' Phoenix, caled on Talent friends, Mr and Mrs. Theo Weavers. list of new members Earl Snell, on the fine safety wartime fashions prevailing during „ Friday. Mr. and Mrs. R. E Bell, Patricia Frances King Is the daughter of lution, the Civil War, the Spanish Kenneth Hobson was a guest program carried forward by him,' Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown and Mm. Ruth E. King of Ashland and Sam, and Mr and Mrs. Bob Tuesday _________ at _ the weekly luncheon of Mr. Farrell stated I American War, World War I, and Bell and daughter Judy Ann and Theta Delta Phi, men's scholastic States Included in the western children of Tionesta, California 6:49:Methodist Youth Groups wiU include fashions prevailing were week end guests of relatives division are Montana, Wyoming, 8:00:Evenlng Service J during the present war era. The Mr .and Mrs. Peter Strom and fraternity at the Southern Oregon I in Talent. They plan to move here Herbert Denison of Camp W.iite College of Education. Col. Hobson, Colorado, New Mexico, Idaho, Thurs. 7:30- Bible Study and , fashion show will be followed by were picnicing in Lithia Park Sun- who was a student at SOCE in soon, having purchased the Henry Utah, Arizona. Nevada. California, a tea. Invitations are being sent Burnett home on Gibson Avenue. Fellowship hour. Washington, and Oregon. to girls graduating from high day. Mr Denison is a distant «sou-¡1927 is now holder of military —BUY BONDS-—» sin of Mrs R. .• Bell. awards for distinguished service Standings in lhe national con NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH school this June and to college test are based on the actual death AT THE CHURCHES CONGREGATIONAL girls not yet registered as junior Mr and Mrs Ernest Rogers re- in the south Pacific battle field turned to Idaho last week a*ter where he was on the staff of record together with the accident FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 717 Siskiyou Boulevard hostesses. spending several days with rua- General McArthur. prevention activities carried on in Gordon C. Griffin-Pastor Clarence F. MeCall, Minister 1 n __ — for ______ — 2__ are in the Plans the affair lhe state, Secretary of State, Far 9:49 a. I m.-Blble ----- ^School, - - - with hands of the following commit Uves here. They were accompa-l Lt. Kent Ashcraft, another 9:49- Bible School, C. E Corry. nied as far as Portland with rell said. ' Superintendent. Mrs. Glen Prescott. Supt. tees: Costumes, Mrs. Esther Mrs. John Farmer and Mr and former SOCE student now in ser There were 271 traffic deaths 11:00- Morning Worship. 11:00- Worship Service. Young, Mrs: Claire Scott, Mrs. Mrs. Elmer Byrd and daughter vice. was also a visitor at the col in Oregon in 1942, compared to 7:00- Young People's Meeting Sermon by the Rev. Mrs. Chas, Charles Fortmiller; Music, Miss lege this week, having flown to Carolyn. While in Portland they 399 in 1941 or a reduction of 32%. 8:00- Evening service. M Giffen on the subject: "Faith Florence Allen, Miss Carolyn Ashland from Pensacola where he visited with Mrs. Amy Spafford Accidents resulting in injuries 7:30, Wednesday- Mid-week fel is the Victory." RoJe; Tea, Miss Margaret Page and Miss Adeline Hamilton and is stationed. Lt Ashcraft took the dropped 39% while total reported lowship hour. 2:00 p. m.. May 19. Pi ig rim Stu- and assisting junior hostesses; civilian pilot training at SOCE, Earl Farmer, who is quite ill at accidents were -down 23%. —V— and is now Instructor in the Navy dy Club at the home of Mrs. Cora Fashion show. Miss Ann Munkres; the Veteran's Hospital force. The traffic death record for the CHURCH OF CHRIST Burns at the corner of Harrison Decorations, Frances Aikens with Mrs. Earl Hamilton is spending state was 8 9 persons killed per , and Holly Streets. Second and B St. assisting junior hostesses; Recep a few days at Seattle and Port hundred million miles of travel,the Earl F. Downing, Minister tion, Mrs. Will Dodge, Mm. Roy land. lowest death rate since accurate 9:48- Bible School with Mrs. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Frazier, Mrs. Ted Lockhart; Invi-1 Mr. and Mrs. Marion Page of accident records have een kept in John Schoenwald, Superintendent. CHURCH tations, Eizabeth Cunningham and California have purchased two and this state. The death rate was 24 North Main at Helman 11:00 a. m. - Morning Service. Adra Goeler. a half acres where the Bellview percent under the 1941 rate. 6:45- Christian Endeavor and Rev. Howard G, Eddy. Minister ------BUY BONDS------ Brick yard was and plan to build Pedestrian protection, one of the Second Front. 9:49- Bible School for an ages HIGH 8CH(M>L SEXTET AT a house on the property this 11:00- Morning Worship and most important phases in accident 7:49- Evening Service. ASLAND I SO spring. Mrs. Page is a daughter prevention activities, also moved Mid-week Service: Wed. 7:46. Junior Church. I of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Rector ‘ Last week end at the Ashland —V— 6:30-Youth Meeting. ahead in Oregon in 1842, according Mr and Mrs Clarence Gassaway USO, always a lively period, was 7:30- Evening Service to the secretary of state. Pede«t-' CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN and W. L Moore were business delightfully different in that the Wed., 7:30- Midweek meeting. rian deaths dropped from 109 in1 Iowa and Mountain Streets new furniture was in davenports, visitors at Medford last Thursday. —V— 1941 to 66 in 1942, a reduction of Ward E. Pratt, Minister ------BUY feONDS------ club chairs, lamps, end tables, TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCM 24%. Ast. land and Medford FRIENDS AND RELATIVES writing desks and chairs. All this Rev. A. N. MacDonnell, Vicar 10:00 a. m. -Church School. As winner of the National Safe luxury and comfort drew numer AT INDUCTION SERVICES 8:00:Holy Communion Theme: “Christianity (Drossing ty Council'« award for the west Friends and relatives of Oregon ous expressions of admiration 9:30- Church School ern division, Oregon will receive a Racial Lines" men inducted into the army have from the many soldiers on hand ll:00:Service and Sermon ll;00- Worship Service plaque to be displayed in the state Topic: "Global Gospel" Offering i Wednesday. 9:30:Holy Commu- to 8ee and us® the new furnishings, been invfted to be present at the capitol building along with other Outstanding in Saturday eve impressive induction ceremonies traffic safety trophies won during for the world-wide program of the nion —V— ning’s entertainment was a pro- which conclude the day-long pro church. Let the Church in time of recent years. war nourish a morale not stimu FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST gram by the Ashland High School cess of selection for service. ------ BUY BONDS------ The invitation is extended by SCIENTIST sextet, composed of Mouryne Bur- Air Cadet LeRoy Lindner visited lated by hatred of enemies, but by Colonel J. J. Fulmer, commanding Ave., South ¡ton, Betty Young, Dolores Erwin, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R L. vision of brotherhood all over the Pioneer Sunday morning service at 11 Marilee Erwin, Marilyn Young, officer of the Oregon recruiting earth through Jesus Christ, sub Lindner last week. Hee us now for Automobile ordinating selfish interest to the o'clock. The subject will be on Sue Parkinson They sang: "The and induction district In order to properly honor these welfare of our world community. "Mortals and Immortals ’* Sunday Sunshine of your Smile”, "A Liability Insurance. Sunday evening service at Ray 8chool at 9:46 a.m. Wednesday Wish", "Alphabet," and "In These men who are forsaking civilian Mrs. M. T. Bum»—oil the Plaza. pursuits to fight for their country. Pence home In Medford. Theme: ( evening meeting, which includes , Delightful Pleasant Groves." r Colonel Fulmer has arranged cere testimonies of Christian Science - ----- - “My Job and my Home.' 0. P TALENT monies which include farewell Young People's Night in Ash healing, is held at 8 o'clock. talks to the inductees by civic and and Companion Reading Room open daily from land at the Lithia Park or in the business leaders of Oregon. 2 to 9 p. m. except Sundays and Are Invited to Be Guests of the Church in case of rain. These swearing-in rites are held Holidays. The public is cordially —V— SOUTHERN OREGON MINER in the auditorium of the spacious Invited to attend these services, CATHOLIC CHURCH to see seven-story building at 614 S W. and to use the Reading Room. Sixth and C Streets at the VARSITY THEATRE Eleventh avenue in Portland, a —V— Rev. W. J. Meagher, Pastor. (Friday and Saturday) s:ructure which is now the joint FREE METHODIST CHURCH Phone Medford 3208. “CAIRO" Induction headquarters for all the East Main St. at Seventh Mass Sunday morning ait 9 o'clock, AND armed services. Charles E. Brown, Pastor Sunday School after Mass con FLYING NURSE.—Lieut. Leer. "APACHE TRAIL" Colonel Fulmer extended this Sunday School, 9:46 a. m. ducted by the ladies of the church Stroup, former Cleveland Red or invitation, he stated, so that Ore- Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m. —V— Cross nurse, has the honor of be (Sunday, Monday, Tuesday) i gon citizens might be present Young People's and Junior FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ing the only woman instructor at when their friends and relatives Corner No. Main and Laurel Sts. Missionary Society at 6:30 p. m "MRS. MINIVER" take the all-impor ant step which the U. 8. Army*« air evacuation Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p. m. Dr. George W. Druse, Minister Please call at the Miner Offict Song and Hymn practice, Frt- Appearing at the Lithia Theatre, marks the transition from clviian school for nursea at Bowman 9:45- Sunday Church School. for Your Guest Tickets day at 7:30 p. m. Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday. I to military life. | Field. Ig. 11:00- Morning Worship. OREGON WINS IN SAFETY CONTEST —* II