SOUTHERN OREGON MINER. THURSDAY, OCTOBER »j. «941
Methodist Church
Welcomes Teachers
Ashland High
School News
Civic Club House
Monday, Oct. 29,
Opens New Hardware
store Here Saturday
sistrtig Mr. Roberts with football
from the army.
Henry Slagle of Prospect visit­ now.
TALE a f, October 23—Mr. and ] ed friends in Talent last Tuesday.
a < <
Mrs. Alvin Coates of Phoenix i
The Anniversary play cast has
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baird, well
were calling on friends in T a le n t'
been chosen and is nurd at work
known
in Ashlund business cir­
Sunday evening.
¡on the coming performance. The
On Monday evening the M eth­ cles, Saturday opened Ashland's
Mr. and Mrs. George Holt and
1 play, "For Her Che- - lid's Sake" odist Church gave a ‘welcome-
baby of Klam ath Falls spent a :
1 is an old fashioned mellow drama party* to the Methodist instruct­ newest business venture, u hard­
few days last week w ith Mrs.
complete w ith the fair young he­ ors and teachers from the South­ ware and sporting goods store.
Holt's parents, Mr. and Mi's. Kay
roine and the heuvily moustached ern Oregon College of Education They purchased the hardw are
By K atherine Grossm an
Cullman. Mr. Holt is employed
villiun. A lter num erous tryouts and to the teachers of the Ash­ slock from Provost's, and have
with the naval unit at Klamath.
the following east was decided land Public Schools, and to the added other lines, to make up a
Mrs. Forest Jennings and small
upon: Pansy Paine, the innocent college students who had desig­ nice stock of hardware. They are
The cobined P.T.A.’s gave a heroine is Joyce Mattson Fairfax nated by their registration that
son returned home Tuesday from
welcoming
tea for the teachers, Kisselburgh, the hero, is played they hud no church preference. in the building occupied until re­
the Community hospital in Ash­
Tuesday
afternoon
at the Junior by Gordon Peterson; Gaylord They gathered in the beautiful • cently by Yeo’s barber shop und
land.
E. C. Wall’s real estate office.
Mr. John M. Rodgers passed High. Classes were dismissed Duckworth, the fabulous vifliun, Fellowship rooms of the Church Considerable reinodelin g h a s
early
so
that
all
of
the
teachers
away Sunday at the home of h&
is portrayed by Keith Bussey; and at 7:30 in the evening, and by been under way there and the
daughter Mrs. Ed Boardman. could attend. The purpose of the Hilary Payne, the husband is the glow of the fireplace enjoyed new store presesnts a fine ap
social
event
was
to
allow
the
Funeral services were held Wed­
played by Dick Martin. Marjorie a ‘mixing’ game which had been pea rance.
nesday in the Conger-Morris at parents and teachers to get ac­ Hunsley and Dixie McCulloch provided by John Billings.
Mr. and Mrs. Baird have been
quainted.
The
principals
from
1 P. M. w ith Rev. Daws officiat­
are the two Paine sisters, Marcel­
in
business here for the past 11
This
was
followed
by
a
short
each school introduced the teach­ la and Midge.
ing.
program consisting of the follow­ years. For eight years they were
ers
and
refreshm
ents
were
served
Cpl. Harvey Maxon who has
The servants, Amelia, house­ ing numbers: Two num bers by in the Plaza district in the rest­
been in the arm ed forces over A program of music was heard keeper, and Dawson, butler, are the Methodist Male Quartet, aurant business, and for the past
during
the
afternoon.
seas for the past two years has
filled by M eredith Buell and Harry Yeo, Dr. T. F. Tilton, J. F. I three years operated th»> Waffle
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been discharged, and is home
Charles Eliason. Marion Suther­ Emmett, Robert Lytle. A friendly Stop on east main street. They
w ith his family. He is the son of
A new teacher has been wel­ lin, portrays Dorothy, the train­ welcome by Allen McGee, s u p e r-, closed that when the lease expir­
Mr. and Mi's. Ed Maxon.
comed to the Junior-Senior school ed nurse. The role of society m a­ intendent of the Sunday School, ed and the room was taken over
Mi's. Meda Fox was called to staff. He is Mr. Frank O'Neal, tron, Hedda Barrington, is filled and by Mrs. Lucille Mackay pre­ by the Harrison Parts Co., for
W inters, California last week be­ who was recently discharged by K atherine Grossman, while sident of the Womens Society of expanded room for their business.
cause of the serious illness of her from the armed services and will Milo Grubb is her son, Basil. the Church. Miss Ann Crandall,
brother in law Mr. Leo N ether­ resume his coaching duties here Beatrice Hudnut, a voice from accompanied on the piuno by
again. At present he teaches at the past is convincingly played Miss Wilma Froman, delighted
lands.
A large crowd attended the Senior High in the mornings and by Mary Lou Hahn. The cast is the group with two beautiful
Firem en's dance Saturday night his afternoon schedule is taken holding practices every evening violin numbers. Mrs. Eric Weren
at the City Hall. These dances j up at Junior High. He will coach and the play is progressing on teachers of the Young Adult Sun
are given every other Saturday | basketball this year and is as- schedule. Miss M aijory Kidney is day School class, and Dr. G. W.
directing the production. She has Bruce the pastor of the church
night. The next one to be h e ld ,
been active in dram atic work each gave words of greeting and
November 3.
both in high school and college, welcome. Two piano num bers
Mr. Mary Higgins is spending |
taking part in several leading were given by Miss Wilma Fro­
a couple of weeks in Sugene v is it-;
roles. The exact date of "For man. John Billings led in games.
ing her daughter and son in la w .;
Her Che - -¡Id’s Sake,” has not Refreshments were served by a
Mrs. P. McAbee was a business
been decided but suggested dates group of women from the Wom­
caller in Medford Monday.
are November 30 and December en’s Society of the Church.
Bill Lawrence of Medford tra n ­
7.
The rooms were decorated with
sacted business in Talent Friday
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huge baskets and vases of a u t­
afternoon.
John Loper who has been in
An Ashland teacher’s meeting umn flowers and red berries.
This is an annual occasion in
Europe for the past two years re-1
was held in the high school m u­
turned to his home in Valley
sic room on Thursday, Oct. 18. this church and has been carried
View. He has been discharged
The faculty from all the schools on for a num ber of years.
was present for the monthly
meeting. Plans were announced
for the coming year. A discussion
was held by Mr. Parks and Mr.
Roger concerning joining of na­
Mrs. A lbert L. Armstrong of
tional and state societies. Mr. Lindsay, Cal., Monday requested
Van Dyke gave a welcoming ad­ the Jackson county coroner to ex­
dress to the new teachers and hume the body of her husband,
pledged himself to be of any help pilot of a plane which crashed
he could.
July 21 and killed him and three
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passengers.
Friday night on the W alter
Mrs. Arm strong asked that the
Philipps Field the Ashland Griz­ body be sent to Lindsay for bu r­
zlies will meet M arshfield.
A ial. All four persons were buried
large crowd is expected and an at the scene of the crash after
exciting game promised.
The simple funeral rites because of
band will m arch at the half un­ the almost inaccessible area in
der the direction of Mr. Francis which the plane crashed and the
and be on hand with marches and fact the wreckage was so com­
the school song. A fter the victory plete from the terrific impact.
over the Cavemen last Friday
Passengers in the plane were
night, Ashland cheering section S. L. Gosliner, prom inent P ort­
should be out there to help the land m erchant; Mrs. Gosliner,
boys again and give them all the and her sister Mrs. Alma Pratt.
backing they can.
They were returning from a San
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I Francisco business trip. T h e
A. P. Talent with Mrs. Talent wreck was found July 28 after a
and son, Dewey, of Dundee Ore­ week's search. It was located just
gon were visitors in Ashland over south of the Oregon-California
DON AMECHE „
the week end. They are relatives border on the Siskiyou m ountains
WILLIAM BENDIX
FRED ALLEN
of Chief of Police C. P. Talent
VICTOR MOORE
All kinds of Signs for sale al
JACK BENNY
and are form er long time resi­
1ÜOY VALLEE
■u «seo
oNrrn aanm
Miner Office.
dents of Medford, Oregon.
TALENT NEWS
C overed D ish Dinner
Honoring World
War II Veterans
Music a n d ducning
after the dinner
All Legionuues und
veterans invited. Bring a covered
dish.
T /5 Guy E. Payne of route 2,
box 343, Ashlund, received his
discharge from the army on O ct­
ober 15, ut the McCaw General
Hospital, Walla Wullii. W ashing­
ton. T/5 Payne was injured in a
jeep acclden nt Kremsm unster,
Austria, und has since been in a
hospital. He was a member of the
11th Armored Division, has been
three years in the service, with
11 months overseas. He wears the
Good Conduct medal and three
ETO battle stars. His m other, Mis
W 11. Bradley lives at Linden,
California. Previous to entering
the service T/5 Payne was a civil
service employee.
You Are Cordially Invited
to a
FR EE LECTU R E
LITHIA
on
Ends Sat. Nite
SSh
Wife of Pilot Petitions
for Exhuming of Body
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Entitled: Christian Science:
Its Theory and Practice
by
RICHARD P. VERHALL, C.S.
NOW PLAYING
OF NEW YORK CITY
Member of the Board of Lectureship of
the Mother Church, The First Church of
Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachu­
setts
plus
Billy Boyd as
Hopalong Cassily in
THE LITHIA THEATRE
Ashland, Oregon
THREE ON
THE TRAIL
1
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for 3 Days
Tuesday, October 30th
at 8 p.m.
with Gabby Hayes
Jimmy Ellison
SU N D A Y
plus
l i t the Sweet and Low-Dawn. . .
j on the Notion
Song!
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