t SOUTHERN OREGON MINER, THURSDAY, JULY j, i 94; S un d ay school girls of the F rien d s forma and Mrs. Alice Newman, Carl Dulkenberg on Liberty St. steering the nuimul with Ids legs im u rv n le u Miotuiay m ou iin g ai Los Angeles, and two grunueniiu- and he was assisted by Cpi. Vveuueu i>. iviaiisaoii v.o. into the catch pen gate. We didn t unnouncer TALENT, July 3—Mr. and Mrs. ■» o ciock lo r a w ees a i iv .n l reii. Uncle Wickey of Medford Walter TALENT NEWS Bill Childers left Bunday lor Crescent City to spend some time alung the coast. Mr. Childers has resigned Uie jamiorship of tne Taient scnool owing to bad heaitn. Hugh Combest Jr. of Under wood, Washington who with hts parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh-Con:- best are visiting Mr. Cambist's mother underwent a tonsilectomy at Ashland .Monday morning. Mr. and Mi-s. Haymond Clark and family of Ashland called on Mr. and Mrs. Ben Clark Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Unruh and daughter Connie of Prospect were calling on friends in Talent, Sun day. Ida Mar Dry and Barbara and Jimmy McAbee spent last week in Glendale, Oregon visiting re latives. They returned home Sun day. A number of Girl Scouts and — F IL M S — DEVELOPED £ PRINTED 6 or 8 ex. 15c per ro ll Double sire 25c 5c extra of Panchromatic. All tine grain developed. Reprint»: 2c each. Double size 3c each Deckle or plain edge. Guaran teed work. Enlarging, coloring, opying. Low prices. Send to— ECONOMY PHOTO FINISHERS Box 1576, Station D LOS ANGELES 7, C A U F . Union Service Station GAS - OIL - LUBRICATION RALPH A. FOSTER Dealer "Service With a Smile" Insurance ‘you can depend on’: • Automobile • Fire Burns Agency ON THE PI.AZ.A HOCKS. on*, an d M rs. 11. L. Lockw ood received w orn H orn uie w ar ue- p a iu u e u i a u n e ¿a w iueu siaiv u m ul d ied soil ¿>gi. n l u i u l k >. dvCKwoou w as Kiiivd in action on OMiiH.. a miu > so. rcrm u r le u ior o v eiseas uuty in J u n e l a t a ano W as s i a d o i i c d in uie zlieuiian, o ia rsu a n is la n d a n a UKmawa cam paigns, lie was uiuucieu m iu uie arm y m a im », i»*g. tie sp en t ins om y tu rio u g n w iui m s luim iy in J u n e la ta , tie was 2« y ea rs oi age a t the tim e ol his passing, tie a tte n d e d tne W agner c r e e k an d ta ie n t Scnool.s Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walters and two children and Mrs. Em ma Morris are spending part ot tins week at Lakeview their for mer home. Mr. M. T. Combe of Jackson ville was a business caller in ’ta l ent, Monday. Mr. and Mi's. Charles Skeeters spent Monday evening at the nome of Mr. and Mrs. Don Miller in Medford. LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Ford mid children returned to tneir home bunuay, at Dunismuir, a l t e r spending the week end with Mrs. Ford's mother Mrs. Nelle Burns. Mi's. Chas. Burns and mother, Mis Paul ttoom and Mrs. Burns’ sis ter, Mrs. Tess Wiley returned to Klamath Falls also. All had been in Ashland to attend the services tor Chas. Burns. Mrs. Bernard Krug of Medford is spending a few days with her mother, Mi's. Nelle Burns, here in Ashland. J. J. Putman, father of Mrs. J. F. Emmett, is reported very ser iously ill. He has been at the Jackson county hospital for the past two months. He is just past 91 years of age. Mark Goin was in Ashland over the week end, to visit tor a few days, returning to Southern California Monuay. Since leaving Ashland a monm or so ago to seek a better climate for hay fev er, but has failed to find much lenel as yet. Following the regular devo tional service, the young people of the Pilgrim Fellowsmp ot tne Congregational Church enjoyed a weiner roast near the home of the Rev. McCall. A fine time and lots to eat has been reported. N.C. w nome on ou uay luitougu get lus name, but the crowd gave aner 2o monm overseas, tie was mm u big applause. in Uie invasion oi OKinuwu. lie The showent off in fine style. will oe Sbuuoueu ai ¿sail mego ioi Denzel Cameron of Central Pond some tune alter ms luriougn. lur. uuu mis. Hany o. viaiuii suffered u broken collar bone on ol Bos nngeies were m Asmsnu a re-ride in the Steer Riding e- vents, but otherwise there were luesuuy. Air. und Mrs. Paul Fituiell anil no mishaps. son Bmy went io Dumsu.uii 1 Judges for the day were Henry luesuuy uiiernoon to meet men Owens, Ward Hurlburt und Theo son, n c . Dies rumen, wno came dure Jones. Bert Miller acted us from his base near Cmcugo, to time keeper. Ebe Dunn was the spend a turiough wun nis parents. I CALL FOR BIDS Bids will oe uccepieu up to 4:00 P. mi . luesuuy juiy io, n«a, oy the Directors ol bctioot uisuiet At), a iism anu, Oregon lor twenty Venetian minus, bpecuications may be obtained at tne Puohc acnool Uliice in the hirst Nation al Bunk Bunutng. Tne Board re serves tne rignt to reject any and all bids. Dean A. Duffield Clerk Hamby was the starter for the luces. During the evening,, the Dodge Curmvul, set up on C street, at tracted a large number , At the Ashlund Armory, the Lions club hud churge of a dunce, und tliis too proved most successful and drew u large crowd. The band concert at seven o’clock in I.ithin Park, us usual, was well attended T H IN G S (lfo44. Need. CALL FOR BIDS Bids will be accepted up to 4:00 P. M. Tuesday July 10, 1945, by Ashland Resident the Directors of School District Dies in lLureka, Cal. No. 5, Ashland, Oregon for the painting of the interior of the Charles L. Wimer, ill for the Lincoln School building. Specifi past year and a half, died this cations may be obtained at the week at Eureka, California, Public School Office in the Fust where he had been visiting the National Bank Building. The past two months. He has been a Board reserves the right to reject resident of Ashland the past 23 Repair part* for . C o le m a n any or all bids. years. Funeral services were held lamps, lanterns and camp stoves. Dean A. Duffield Tuesday at 1:30 at the Lit wilier Marshal-Wells Store on the Plaza. Funeral Chapel and interment Phone Clerk 2-1231. ---------- o---- — was made in tne Hargadine ceme J. E. Mathes and O. E. Rogers ASHLAND'S FOURTH OF JULY tery. from Los Angeles were in Ash (Conntinued from front page) Mr. Wimer was born Novem land on business Wednesday. ber II, 1875 at Murphy, Oregon. Mr. and Nfcs. R. Lewis .rum Medford in their striking He is survived by his wife Helen Greely • Colorado were Ashland irom oiucK ano wnite oumis on uieir I Wimer; three children, Charles visitors last week. trim, well-trained nurses, poi on Wimer Jr. Ashland; First Lt. Geo. The Ashland Real Estate board an excepuouauy line a im . W. Wimer, Tyler, Texas; and the had a special meeting and lunch-, Jim warren on "Nipper’’ took daughter Mi's. Betty Clevenger, eon Wednesday at the Plaza Cafe. the prize in me Mu»Kal Cnair Ashland; tw’o step daughters, Mrs. J. E. Hayes has sold his farm Walter Ward, Eureka, California near Grants Pass and is contem race. Tne business men’s race was and Mrs. Laurel Taylor of Red plating on moving to Ashland. won byy t . H. Minear, witn Jonn ding, California. Mr. Hayes was the former owner Daugnerty and Dave Kerr run Other survivors are, a brother of the Hayes Plaza Grocery Store. ning a close second and third. John Wimer of Portland; four Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson of f red Furry, Phoenix; Gene sisters, Mrs. Mattie Radabaugh, Bend Oregon are new arrivals in Ross, Ashland; and Melvin Moore Eugene, Oregon; Mrs. K i t t y Ashland. of Ashland were the little fellows Strong, Washougal, Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Peterson of that won the money in the kid’s Mrs. Alie Bakery Oakland, Cali- San Diego, Cal. are visiting at the | pony race. home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Phife Vera McIntire, Butte Falls, in Bellview. came in first in the Cow Horse Mr. and Mrs. Orval Howard Race although her mount buck from Burbank, Cal. are spending' ed most of the way around the a few days m Ashland on busi track. Wes Morris of Hilt and Kay ness. Millard of Ashland took second Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Witter of and third in the Cow Horse va* e. Grants Pass were in Ashland The Matched Saddle Horse race Monday. was won by C. R. Phelps of Ash The Neighbors of Woodcraft land with the biggest margin of met in regular session Monday the day; while FreW Hall and Thru Saturday night with a 6:30 dinner at the Lowell Fowler from Central I.O.O.F. Hall with a business Point and Ashland, respectively, meeting at 8 p.m. this lodge meets ran a close second and third. THRILLS OF THE the 1st and 3rd Monday of each The Relay Race was won by month. J. E. Evans of Medford, «with UNTAMED WEST! Mr. and Mrs. Henry McNcir Central Points Frank Hall taking and son of Burbank, California second with his string, and Block are new arrivals in Ashland, hav ie Smith oi Central Point taking ing bought a home here. “Mexican Joe” thrilled the Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Davis of third. Jacksonville were shopping in crowd with an exhibition steer Ashland Saturday. He stayed on the bucking Mr. and Mrs. Levern Dalken- ride. bovine until she was well tamed, berg of Salem are visiting at the then performed the neat little home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs tirck of riding backwards and O Clothespins, 2 dozen.................... 15c 0 Wax P aper......................... 5c & 10c 9 Bobby Pins, per card ............ 10e 9 Hairpins (wire), box......................5c • FLANNEL, 36 inches, yd............. 25c White and colored 9 Cory Coffee Makers.................. $3.9~ • Paper Plates, 6 fo r.......................... 5c • Cookies, per pound...................... 35c Fresh, fluffy marshmallow puffs —chocolate striped. Metz LITHIA NOW PLAYING “Your Friendly Grocer” Always a Good Supply of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Where Your Trade is Appreciated PLAZA GROCERY Mr. and Mrs. Hays DODGE’S GREATER SHO NS and Thrill Circus PRESENTS STARTS SUNDAY SUNDAY for 3 Days Capt. Van der Wall and His Den of Wild African Lions Dennis O’Keefe Constace Moore in One of the many outstanding features daily presented On The “SMILE LONG GAYWAY” EARL CARROLL VANITIES plus NOTHING BUT TROUBLE with LAUREL and HARDY N Ashland OW Oregon S H O W IN G C Street Between 1st & Pioneer Matinee Saturday and Sunday Sensational and Outstanding High Po le Aerial Presentation! Death-Defying - Awe-Inspiring - Never to be Forgotten UNDER AUSPICES OF ASHLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE