SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Thursday, April 27, 1944
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“ The Devil and
Miss Jones”
with
JEAN ARTHUR
ALSO
“ The City That
Stopped Hitler”
Friday and Saturday
“Oklahoma Kid”
with
JAMES CAGNEY
ALSO
TERROR ofthe SEAS!
Cpl. Leslie Mason arrived home
the latter part pi the week From
the East, where he has been sta­
tioned for the past year, to visit
his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Vic
Mason, and other relatives
Open house at the school was
held Friday night, with a large
attendance. Many pieces of art
were on display, made by the pu­
pils of the school, and the work
of their studies also was shown,
Pfc. Wesley Householder was
home on a lft-day furlough with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Householder, a n d h i s
many
friends. He is stationed at Lin­
coln, Nebr.
Mrs. May me Oondrey and Mrs.
Roy Nurule and daughter, Con­
nie, of Prospect were in Talent
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Bates vis­
ited their son, Owen, and family
in Medford Sunday.
Mrs. John Walsh received a let­
ter recently from her brother, Cpl.
M .A. Rink, U. S. Marine in the
Pacific, stating he was in a land­
ing on New Britain Islands.
Loyal Bates and son. Owen, left
Monday morning for Portland on
business and will retuni Thurs­
day
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Smith are
the parents of a 7 S-pound boy
bom at the Community Hospital
in Medford last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ct'fm an sold
their apartment house to Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Griffette. The Coff­
mans have purchased the home
of Mrs. Stevens in Talent.
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Carver, who
made a trip to Missouri this win­
ter. have returned to their home.
Johnnie Mills of Ashland has
been In Talent for a few days do­
ing plumbing.
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The revival Services that have
been in progress for the past two
weeks at the Friends Church
closed Sunday night.
Buford Childers, who has been
employed in the Prospect area
this winter, spent the week-end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Childers.
Mrs. O. K. Curtain spent Sun­
day in Ashland visiting her
daughter, Mrs. M. Daly, and fam ­
ily
Mrs R F. Parks was a busi­
ness caller in Jacksonville Mon­
day afternoon.
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The Hi-Y club entertained fac­
ulty and girl friends as guests at
a banquet and dance Wednesday
evening. Even though several of­
ficers and members were not
present, it was considered quite
a success.
The banquet consisted of meat
loaf, salad and accessories. At
the close of the meal song leader
Jack Waybrant led the group In
several songs and the adult
guests. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Robin­
son, Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Mirick.
and Mrs. Koehler, gave brief
after dinner speeches .
(From the Rogue New's)
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Sgt and Mrs A. A. Stubble­
field have transferred from Ash­
land to Santa Rosa. California.
Book Review Given
At WSCS Friday
to a recent announcement re­
leased from the Secretary of
Stub ’• Office.
All those wishing permits or li­
censes to drive cars are asked to
get in touch with the examiner
The jauitponed meeting of I he
during these hours.
Woman« Society of Christian^
Service of the Methodist Church
wua held In the church on 1* ri-
day, April 14.
During the morning SOerion,
“ W H E N YOU W A N T A T R E A T , COME TO E A T ”
routine business was transacted
and plana were made to uasisl the
Youth Group with the entertain­
ment of the Young People’» Dis-
trlct Conference which la to be
held In the church on Sunday,
April 16.
The appreciation of the society
was expressed for the very Inter­
Open F rom 6 :0 0 A . M.— 10:00 P . M.
esting meeting to which It wiut
Invited by the Wesleyan Service
Guild, at which a report of a re­
C L O SE D M O N D A Y S
cent Jurisdictional conference held
In Portland was given by Mrs.
L et us w orry ubout y o u r bridge lu n ch eon s
Everett Faber, who is the presi­
dent
of the Medford Guild. The
and din ner p a rties.
meeting was adjourned for lunch­
eon, after which the afternoon
M erchant L u n ch es — M eals — S h o rt O rders
session was opened by a len-mln-
ute song service led by Mrs Rob­
ert McKay, after which a devo­
tional period was participated in
by a number of the member» of
the society
A very interesting
feature of the afternoon session
was a book review given by Mrs.
G. A Briscoe, the book reviewed
being "Son of the Smokey Sea"
by Nutchuck with Alden Hatch
I This autobiographical story of a
half-Norweglan, half-Eskimo orph­
an boy who was brought up In
the Methodist Mission at Unalas­
ka In the Aluetlan Islands is filled
with unbelievable adventure.
Nutchuck spent months work- j
! ing in a sulphur mine at the era- !
iter of a live volcano fishing the 1
stormy waters of the Bering Sea
; and driving boats through the ter- j
i rible tide rips that sweep the
J passes and In the dlmly-llt oper­
ating room at the mission to
' which the rick and wounded
I came. The story of Nutchuck’s
first trip "outside," the terrific
Impact of civilization upon a prim­
itive mind, in itself makes a story
of difficulties different, though no I
less arduous than-those faced in
the arctic seas amid smoking vol­
canoes.
How Nutchuck eventually went
back to the States, to become a
well-known pianist, lecturer and
artist, furnished an extraordinary
chronicle of adventure and the
struggle of a man to find him­
self.
Nutchuck is now with the
United States Army.
! TRAVELING EXAMINER HERE
A Traveling Examiner of Oper­
ators and Chauffeurs is scheduled
to arrive in Ashland Monday,
April 24, 1944, and will be on duty
at the City Hall between the hours
of 9 a. m. and S p. m., according
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RENOMINATION I
"Oregon has been singularly
fortunate In having during the
last few years the influential lead­
ership of the late Senator Charles
L. McNi-ry and Senator Rufus
C. Holman In the United States
Senate," said Jerry Sayler, exec­
utive secretary of the Keep Sen­
ator Holman Committee, In urg­
ing the renomination of Senator
Holman.
"With the unfortunate passing
of Senator McNary, Oregon suf-
fered the loss of both hts high
committeeship and his leadership,"
continued Sayler.
"Consequently It is doubly vital
now that we renominate and re­
elect Senator Holman In order
that Oregon may retain his pow­
erful committees and influence,
for umler the seniority rule of the
Senate it will take McNary a suc­
cessor years to attain a major
committee post.
"Senator Holman Is a member
of the powerful committee on ap-
• propriatlona before which must
j come every appropriation for the
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to the welfare of Oregon.
"The Holman Committee Is car­
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behalf of the Senator with a state­
, wide c o m m i t t e e functioning
smoothly," according to Sayler.
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