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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1944)
During this last week end there were four items of interest at the Ashland Methodist Church. On Saturday evening the Methodist Young Adult Sunday School class held a party in the Fellowship room. This party opened with a covered dish dinner, at which tim e a large num ber of young m arried coqples of the church sat at the beautifully decorated tables. Following the di n n e r games and a big sing were en joyed in front of the homey fire place. On Sunday afternoon a group of twent?»six ni< ml rs of the Senior and Interm ediate Metho dist Youth Fejldtipihip w ent to G rants Pa$s> whgre they attended a Youfh RaUyAield in the Grunts Pass M ethodist Church. R epre sentatives from five southern Oregon Methodist Churches were in attendance, and the A shland' a plea of guilty in City Court group curried away thè hohors to a charge of disorderly conduct, so far as attendance is concernevi. a n d all were fined $3.00 and $2.50 The Ashland young people con costs. W arren Jam es Brasie, a tran- ducted the evening devotional roqètìng John Billings led a dis- sient from Michigan was arrested etiKsiun group during the after- for drunk and disorderly conduct L ‘n north in considering the question', and plead guilty in City Court "flow to t make our devotional W ednesday morning. He was fin meetings more interesting and ed $10.00 and costs aad given 10 days in jail. Upon paym ent of helpful? • Monday evening th y .In te rm e costs, the fine and jail sentence diate Methodist Youm Fellow was suspended on condition the ship m et in the church for a Hal- defendant leave town. Buster Stratton, Prospect, Ore low’een .jxurty. These youpg folks had done a beautiful jdb of de gon was arrested for being drunk corating the rooms, and bad pro on a public street when he was vided “eats’* consisting of apple found drunk in his car on Mt. cider and doughnuts. Halh^ve’en Ave. In view of the fact that he games were enjoyed under the had been a frequent “guest” at leadership of Mrs. G. W Bruce the local, “bastille” he was fined and Mrs. Alma Simmons B^ker. $25.00 and $2.50 costs when he Also on Monday evening the plead guilty in City Court W ed Senior and College age Methodist nesday morning. A 15 day jail Youth Fellowship had a real sentence was suspended on good spooky Hallowe’en partv in the behavipr provided the fine and old barn out at the home of Johp costs are paid. Billings at the end of North Main Street. As soon as they had com pleted the walk along the ‘spooky trail' which led all through the dark, creaky, corners of the old TALENT, Oct 31—Henry Kerby barn, and up through the havloft a long time resident of the Talent where lurked the «hosts and hob Snd W agner Creek area passed at his home in Ashland S at goblins, the young folks went to away the home of Mr and Mrs John urday morning after a long ill Billings where they enjoved H al ness. Funeral services were held lowe’en games, and hypnotic at the L itw iller Funeral Chapel Tuesday afternoon at 1:30. Inter- stunts. This church has been very ac-1 J? en t.w a s made in the Stearns tiVU n, ?mniovemU e X e ana°addS ! 'a n d M il W alter H ilkey of facilities which will make the I C entral Pointg °n * j. L ~ l . Ji E - lilltn r fc * lz .z i « z i !<-■ _ TALENT NEWS W AYNE ORSE • Believes all classes should have equal representation. • Wants the American markets for the American farmer. • Opposes bureaucratic controls that force farmers to hold l$-cent-a- pound lamb until it becomes 10-cent mutton. • Wants Canadian preferential re moved from Oregon lumber. • W ants a post-war organization to enforce a lasting peace. Elect W AYNE MORSE U. S. S e n a to r FaW edv. M arta for Senator Committee Ralph 0 . Moore«, Morgan Bldg., Portland, Ora. Lawrence B urnett of Farragut Idaho spent the past week with his fam ily here and other rela tives in Medford. The T alent Community Club visited the Valley View Com m unity Club last W ednesday at the home of Mrs. W. A. Stratton. Those present from Talent were Mrs. J. C. Ottinger, Mrs. Jay Ter rill, Mrs. Elizabeth Learning, Mrs Roy Levander. Mrs. Charles Hold- ridge, Mrs. Laughlin and Mrs. W innefred Mason. Miss Violet K enniston who spent the sum m er in Portland re turned home last week to visit the home folks. Mrs. Ella McMahan is visiting at the home of Mrs. Joe Walsh in Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Bates and family visited their daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. David McComb in K lam ath Falls Sun- dey while there Mr. Bates as sisted in roofing a barn at the McCombs ranch. Mr. Alfred G raham of Ashland called on friends here Monday. The G raham s are form er resi dents of Talent. Sorting of w alnuts at the Ed Foss w alnut orchard began Tues day m orning, quite^a num ber of women are emplojRS. Mr. and Mrs. Alyin Coats of Phoenix were business callers here Friday ev en in g Mrs. K arl Baylor returned home Thursday froqg- Portland where; she underw ent rfurgery. Kenneth Newlun of Sprague River and family spent the week end w ith Mr. Newlum ’s parents and sister, Mrs. Charles Moore. Jay Terrill Portm aster, spent a few days last week in the Lake Creek district vacationing and hunting. _______ _____ church more attractive and co n-^triends in ta le n t w eanesaay ev venient for the service of ' , The Carnival held at the school andI Adults. The new R e p la c e Gym Frjday njght weU gt a«W n m o n e o f t h e tended. The proceeds for the eve- Fellowshtp room one of t h e , bevond seven hundred most attractive and serviceable nln>? we*5. oeyona s e v e n n u n u r e u dollars. Many were ra f places for all social functions , fled with other turkeys live poultrv. the chujeh. Several wedding re- ceptionyhave been held in these rooms since their completing, o There were few cases of real damage reported to the local po lice Tuesday night, however there was considerable damage done to 98 Granite S tre e t where he has resided for the past nine tombstones in the Ashland Come years is a candidate for the office of City Recorder. Frank is tary, several stones being toppled also Chairm an of the National War Fund for Ashland and as from their ba*es. Police have such is devoting all his time and energy to bring this drive to some leads in this case and are a successful conclusion. If you don’t know Frank, come to the w orking on it. Gas Companv Office, m ake your contribution to the fund, There were eight arrests, six look him over and you m ight conclude that he. too. looks as as a result of an overgrown hal- if he might be efficient and not too hard to get along with. lowe’en prank; throw ing e^fs at Guess I will vote for m otorists and pedestrians These pranksters w ere apprehended and appeared in City Court W ednes day m orning charged with disor derly conduct. They are: Leonard W illiams 17 vears Ashland. Ore.. Charles Earl Jones 17 vears, Glenn Bostwick 17, Carl PhilliD Reich 17, Aubrey C. Davis 17 and G lenn L. Tingley 15 years all of Medford, Oregon. All entered Frank E. Thompson FRANK FOR CITY RECORDER TEAMMATES FOR TEAMWORK Justice of the Peace Vote for ROOSEVELT AND TRUMAN SMITH - MAHONEY - DOVER Bruce Spaulding, Attorney General Ralph Sweeney, County Treasurer Ralph Jenning, County Commissioner Wm T. Lambert, State Treasurer ASHLAND DISTRICT Paid adv. Jackson County Democratic Central Committee NELLE W. BURNS for 1.
