Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, April 5, 1945 TALENT NEWS TALENT, April 3 --Mrs. George Russ of Ashland was a visitor at the home of Mrs. Terrill last week Mrs. Bertha Boatright and two children moved train Medford last week into the old Richtield station. Miss Norma Works of Wagner Creek is home from Oregon State for a short spring vacation. Mr. and Mi's. Ben Clark were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lathan McDowell and family Sunday at Four Corners. Mrs. McDowell also entertained her Sunday school class. They all enjoyed an Easier egg hunt The ninth annual Easter Sun­ rise service sponsored by the young people of the Methodist church, met at the church at 6:45 and continued from there to Bee­ son Lane where services were held. Reverent Cox delivered the address and a group sang led by Marie Furver on her accordion. Following the services young peo­ ple adjourned and gathered at the F. L. Holdrige home where a waffle breakfast was served. Mrs Floyd Irwin and Mrs. Lloyd Lacy Birthday Parties for Mrs. G. W. Bruce LITHIA NOW PLAYING Thru Saturday 05259729 VARSITY TH U R SD A Y Frid. - Sat. plus The story I? of a man’s If fury I ■ unleashed hy # a woman's i •w '—E x . scorn! « » LOCAL HAPPENINGS family. The local volunteer Fire De­ partment have recently reorgan­ Pvt. Kenneth Burns, who has hospital, To honor Mrs. G. W. Bruce on ized. Herman Cannon is Fire been here the past couple of In Justice Burns court Monduy Chief, Harald Straus assistant the anniversary of her birthday, weeks visiting his wife and child- wus William Everett Ott of Ash- Chief, Forest Jennings captain and to express to her all good land cited on two counts. For nut many IIUPPJ happy ivtuma returns ren and his parents, Mr. and Mrs having a 'motor vehicle license ruigv Bales uaivo avvi vtai j-w tu . wishes for uinu/ and George secretary-trea- M. T. Burns, will leave Friday sure. Meetings are held every (o f the day, three different social for Duinsmuir, where he will visit his fine was suspended und costs Monday night and a lot of new gatherings were held last Satur­ uaaussed on promise he immedi­ day. First, there was a birthday with his Jiter, Mrs. W. H. Ford ately get his license. On u charge equipment is being purchased. and family and several friends. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mar- dinner in the home of Mr. and und ihen will go on to Camp of having no warning device, he dock of Florence, Oregon were Mrs. George Briscoe at which Beale to report for further duty, was ussessed $1.50 and costs. Wil­ guests last week of Mr. and Mrs both Mrs. Briscoe and Mrs. Bruce on April 9. Pvt. Burns came from liam Russell Redmond, u minor, George Bales. Mr. and Mrs. Mar- were guests of honor as their Fort Francis Warren, Cheyenne, of Talent wus cited Tuesday for birthdays fall on the 31st of Mur- dock are parents of Mrs. Bales not having an operators license. a couple of weeks ago. Mrs. Vera Montgomery return­ ch. Miss Ida Willard returned Sun- He was fined $1.50 und costs und ed home Monday from Portland As the Briscoes and Bruces day to her school duties at Wiliam his mother, Mrs. line Sina Red- where she received medical treat­ were enjoying a visit following ette university after spending the, mond was fined $1.50 und costs ment. the dinner the telephone rang Easter holidays at the parentul for permitting an unlicensed driv- The Talent High School student and the Bruces were called to the home on Church street. cr to operate her cur. body play “Busy as a Beaver”, is parsonage on Laurel Street When Mrs. Floyd Dickey left for In- ' R B. Newburn of Seattle is in now in rehearsal to be presented Mrs. Bruce opened the parsonage diunu the past week end, where Ashland this week attending to April 20. This play is a comedy door and entered she was greeted she will visit her mother und, business mutters. He is the owner with a cast of four boys and nine by “Happy Birthday to You” by other relatives for u couple of of the dry ice plunt, being con­ girls. The play is under the dir­ the women of the Methodist weeks or so. structed east of Ashland. Mr. ection of Elenita Bales. Chruch who had secretly gatered Malcolm Cady, Fireman 1/C Newburn is staying at the Colon­ Mrs. Bill Hart is recovering in the Bruce home to express arrived this week to spend a 22- ial Auto Courts. from a stroke that afflicted her their love for her and to wish her day furlough with his parents, On Monday the 19th Geo. W. several weeks ago. “Many Happy Returns of the Mr. and Mi's. Malcolm Cady at Atkins broke several ribs. He Mrs. Paul Rogers, formerly Day.” A shower of handkerchiefs, 324 Liberty street. Cady has been was on a ladder pruning on his Mabel Rominger was home for a birthday cards, candy, Easter on a battleship, as a motion pic­ own pluce and fell when the lad- brief visit with her folks. Mr. lilies was left by the guests. Re­ ture projectionist, which took derturned over suddenly. Rogers has gone overseas and Mrs freshments of ice cream and cake part in the actions in the Philip­ Mr. Atkins now lives on Orch­ Rogers plans on working in Port­ were served by the Women of pines area which put the Jup ard Home Drive at Medford. land for a while. the Church. Two huge birthday fleet out of action. His ship is at Born to Mr. and Mrs. Gus Cle­ The Junior and Senior classes cakes decorated by Mrs. Lucille Bremerton navy yard for repairs, ments of Brownfield, Texas, a report a very good time at McKee Mackay .were provided by the and he will return there as soon daughter, weight 6 lbs. 12 oz. on Bridge Thursday on their annual women. as his furlough is up. He has been March 7, 1945. Mrs. Clements was “skip-day”. During the afternoon hours for 15 months in the South Paci­ formerly Miss Penelope Whet­ Miss Barbara Terrill who is at­ from 2 till 5:30 women from the fic area. stone of this city. She and her tending Pacific College at New­ different organizations of the The Misses Dorothy Morris and husbund are now living at Brown berg, Oregon spent the Easter church came to the parsonage, field, Texas. vacation with her mother, Mrs. greeted the honored lady, receiv­ Ninon King returned to their Miss Evu Griffin and her friend school duties at Corvalis and Eu­ Partha Terrill and friends. ed refreshments from the table gene after spending the Easter Miss Juanita Finch, a telephone All of the grade and high school which was beautifully decorated company employee of Medford, holidays at their homes here. teachers have been re-elected for with daffodils and other spring left on the train Sunday evening Ellis Phillips of Eagle Point the coming year. flowers. Different women poured completed the purchase of the for Denver, where Miss Griffin Talent Friends Sunday school and served refreshments. Roberson property on B. street, it plans to be married this coming held their Easter services Sunday In the evening, just as the was announced, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. Also accompanying them morning. A large crowd was in Bruces were settling down for Roberson have moved into an ad­ was Mrs. F. E. Crafts, 82, an aunt attendance. The program was the evening at home a group of joining property, and the new of the Rev. Gordon Griffin, who followed by a sermon by the the Intermediate Youth Fellow­ will attend the wedding. A more owners have taken possession. pastor, Reverend George Bales. ship boys and girls rang the door- complete story of the wedding Mrs. Glenita Kurtz returned The Methodist Church had a bell at the parsonage, and entered this week to her home on Nutley has been promised for next week. very interesting Easter program ; singing “Happy birthday to you street after several days stay in WANTED TO BUY a small two Sunday morning. The church was | Mrs. Bruce". They spent the even the hospital. Also returned was well filled. in playing games, and they serv­ Mrs. Edna Dyer to her home at or threw room house on a small Mr. Don Miller and family of ed cake and punch which they lob Within walking distance of Medford were calling on friends had brought for the occasion. As 93 Bush street, after a stay in the town. Phone 8561. in Talent Sunday afternoon. a token of their love for Mrs. Bruce who is their sponsor they left birthday cards and a beauti­ ful Easter lily. ----------- o— ------ American Legion Auxilia r y NOTICE TO CREDITORS met at home of Mrs. Will Dodge 600 Siskiyou Blvd. Monday even­ IN THE COUNTY COURT OF ing April 6nd. Twenty members THE STATE OF OREGON FOR were in attendance with Mrs. JACKSON COUNTY. In the Matter of the Estate of Betty Frazier, First Vice Pres, in IRA DELL PITTMAN, Deceased. charge of the business session. The undersigned having been Important matters pertaining to appointed by the above entitled unit work were discussed and de­ Court of the State of Oregon, for cided upon. Correspondence was the County aforesaid. Executrix heard. of the Estate of Ira Dell Pittman, Chairmen reported on their act­ deceased, and having qualified, ivities; Child Welfare Chairman, notice is hereby given to the cre­ Mrs. Mildred Harmsen reported ditors of, and all persons having she was in need of clothing for claims against said deceased, to them, verified as requir­ veterans children. Members kind­ present ed by law, within six months ly phone her if you have articles. after the first publication of this Poppy chairman, Mrs. Kate notice to said Executrix at the Blackmer tendered her resigna­ office of Wm. M. Briggs, Attor­ tion, Mrs. Celia Berninghausen ney, Pioneer Building .Ashland, was appointed to resume the Oregon. LURA APPLEWHITE chairmanship, Rehabilition chair­ man; Mrs. Pauline Finnell report­ Executrix of the Estate of Ira ed on activities and needs of hos­ Dell Pittman, deceased. Dated March 29, 1945. pitals. Requested that each mem­ ber bring a candy bar to the nqxt meeting, April 16th at the Legion Hall. The Legion dinner and kitchen THE OLD JUDGE S A Y S ... shower, scheduled for April 8th at the Legion Hall, is postponed because of unfinished decoration of the hall. Members notice change of date. April 8 to April 22. The Auxiliary has charge of the 5:30 P. M. covered dish dinner also the kitchen shower, which will be on same date. This dinner party is for Legionaries and A ux­ iliary. Committees were appoint­ ed. Further particulars at a later date. The next meeting will be held the Legion Hall April 16th with a 6:30 covered dish dinner. Mrs. Mildred Frazier, Mrs. Violet Fire­ stone and Mrs. Celia Berning­ hausen the three hostesses in charge of dinner.- Mrs. Mildred Harmsen the Child, Welfare Chairman will be in charge of this meeting due to the fact that April month being Child Welfare Program. There will be a speaker, also other en­ tertainment. Each member to br­ ing another member or one who is eligible to join. A large atten­ dance is anticipated After the business meeting re­ freshments were served by the hostess Mrs. Dodge and her as­ sistant, Mrs. Ora Duffield. The T hat s news to me, Judge. From the way social hour was greatly enjoyed more than I could see taking automobiles lome pe ’ * talk " y°u would ................. some peopte think it was by all away from everybody because a few drive a t least recklessly and have accidents. Or preventing Poultry netting 3-4-5-&S feet the making or sale of cake or doughnuts No, Clem, there’s the statem ent right also Hog and Sheep fence 26-32 because some folks eat too much and get here in the p a p e r...fro m authorities who & 39 inches high. Marshall Wells indigestion.” have made an exhaustive study of the sub­ Store on the Paisa. Phone 21231. ject. Only about 5% of the people who ” In the case of spirit beverages, the answer drink occasionally abuse the privilege. . . is one of education and better control.” 95% drink sensibly.” “As a m atter of fact, the responsible “ No wonder you say it wouldn’t be fair members of th at industry are working con­ Jo take the privilege away from the other PARTS AND REPAIRING stantly toward th at end. They don’t want 95%, Judge. I agree with you.” folks to abuse the use of their product any Ringer Rolls to Fit any Make “ I can’t see it any other way, Clem. No more than we do.” or Model assisted Mrs. Holdrige with the breakfast. A short program was presented. Mrs. Mary Wilkenson of Ash­ land spent Easter Sunday with her daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jones. Mrs. Belle Skeeters and Mi's. Hazel Skeeters spent the week end Easter holiday at Prospect with Charles Skeeters and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Skeeters and Auxiliary Entertained at Dodge Home Mon. Carden Seeds & Tools Package and Bulk Seeds 5-prong C u ltiv ato r........................... $1.98 3-Prong C u ltiv ato r........... si 29 Garden Hoe . ................... ¿ . . Z " " " ¿9 Hand Trowels ............................. 25c - 35c CHICKEN FEEDERS ETZ STARTS SUNDAY for 3 Days s ú iw m o m W E J W A & Ï! It’s an All-Americdn foot! Coining SU N D A Y YOU’LL HOWL k SCittAMI t > VJ ROBERT HUTTON JOYCE R E Y N O LD S EDWARD ARNOLD ANN HARDING ROBERT BENCHLEY JACK HALE* HALE' ITifif l£AN »«OKI PARKER BEL A i m s i Washing Machine 38 East Main Ashland T U t a