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v ■ ■ ■» SOUTHERN OREGON MINER > v n r . u v n » « is tR , Washington School m u m m ia ) invivi MIU k 8, 194$ battleship indiana and crew rack from the war Room 3 There were forty pupils in Room 3, but Je rry Johnson mov. ed away, so now there are thirty- C a r r y i H. & Marion C. Wines, Editors-Publishers nine pupils. The boys and girls made a big Entered aa seeouU-elasa mari m atter in thè post office at Ash | Autum n Book. Pupils drew the land, O rijun, February 14, lWo, under che act ut Congieas | pictures and the children made ut Mai cu 3, 137». up the stories. Last Friday Rooms 2 and 4 in , , vited Room 3 to hear the stone.- 1 I and see the pictures in the Aut- I umn Book. The children sang t\»» I Bert Miller, Ashland realtor, mg of last week. The young folks songs for tlie company. “Th j \\as forced to again move his of-1 gathered in the rooms, which Leaves Lullaby" and "A Spook} 1 fice this week from his location were decorated in the Hallowe'en Halloween Song." on east Main street. His office colors and figures, and for more Each boy and girls has his own ()»/<■ 0 / Z/ii ftr\t butth t/nps h> bomburd ibe / w / m h c ' i bonielund. the CSS /A ’/W.-LVA mude Z/ic lonn f 11 ft space is being taken over for e x than two hours enjoyed the games little Autum n Book, with the from Tokyo Hui to Sun brun» isco, ubere j/»«- dropped unebor in hm e to hike purl in the o b ten unt e of panded space by the K londike which were led by Don Stephens, stories in it. The children will il Xui 1 D ui O< tobt 1 17. Ib e record of the IN D IA N A intludet en^u^e m entt from bleu (tuineu to I ikm uu u, club, next door. Mr. Miller has Passing ......................... ............. ,,lt vllll beans held on the end of lustrate each story in their books, I he tbip n one o f the newer! bultletbips of the fleet. lx>en unable to secure office space i milk-shake strains caused much Room 4 for the next week or so and is m errim ent. . Meeting . the t ^ n y i Zon Johnson, of Room 4, has storing his office furniture until ghosts and goblins, young child- been ill with Poison Oak. Hei Jeane Davis. Treasurer: George ; Campaign Manager. | Atxiurd The Battleship USS he can get located, in a week or ren who came to tne uoor lor friends will be nappy when slu Gray. j The room has several n ... e .. w , , INDIANA, Sun Francisco—Lt. C. so where the Snider Coffee com trick or treat was one of the j is completely well again, Our room’s fust visitor of the J »æmbers, including Charley Pet- W Chuttin, USNK, 316 Hurgadin pany is at p rese n t ... ,, tynum from California, and Bob pleasures ot tne evening. Dr. G. j Barbara Jane Allen, also of year was Kenneth Wilkinson. . .« . . Hugh McKeever, Dick Trites «». o m ie , in seuu-udtxuvss ox Room 4, has gone to Los Angeles, ; r o .. 1 tv n Myrick from Longview, Washing st. Ashland, Oregon served on this ship when she dropped an and Henry Enders, all Boy Scout nie room, i>.au an unci vaunt a m - ' California, with her m other and brother of Betty Jean W llkmson, Hoorn 7 chor in Tokyo Bay with the vic officials, attended a district m eet u i 011 " m e liauxuoxi ox ii<xxxuw-1 little brother. Barbara Ja n e ’s and a member oi the th. grade at I j , ¡ A new pupil has come to our torious 3rd Fleet following the ing of Boy Scout Leaders at Yre c e il , anu ai cerium points in me 1 grandm other is very ill there. I he boys and * girls t. in our room tscnooi . , ano „ ; room, ka Monday evening. J • and room. an She e is Addle end of the war with Japan • 4 ¡»lory one s oioou annual ran com. ‘ Mrs. W arren Cook, gave the are anticipating a fine time at • school o .. M > ... e n» /•. i r The INDIANA bus returned to Now in stock Thermo Royal ., .. * . Prettym an from Salinas, Califor- ronow ing uie games me y o u n g ; boys room 4 - ------ so m e 1 lour - and - girls, ’ of ------ our Halloween Party. I he party* • the west const to take in the ob antifreeze at Marshall-Wells Store lotxs enjoyed len e su n ien u »mien - ¡very pretty m aterial for curtains wU1 bc held ln our rooln Friday I servance of Navy Day. on the Plaza. Phone 2-1231 Dorothy Phelps reports a new .»ere appropriate lor me season, for their play house. The pupils afternoon beginning at 1 P M., Pvt. Lyle Stacy Clark of Camp m e bauie» 01 me congrega thank her very much, and do ap-1 Wlth the pupils of the Fourth baby sister, Carol Anne, born, Lawton, Seattle, W ashington, was uonai vuurcn axe naving a saie p red ate gettin gthe lovely gift from practically all of the evan Grades acting as hosts for the October 16. ari-ested Monday on a charge of aatu raay mov . to at c d i u s H a ra -, Room 4 has 39 pupils, gelical denominations. October birthdays in Room 7 molesting women. In city court ware inext to t'rovosts/, on saie I Miss Mitchell and her students, occasion. One feature of our party are; Dorothy Key, Wayne South Rev. William Nagel of Port will be a Halloween Grub Box. he plead guilty and was fined m i l t l i e a p i O l l s . a i S l l t O W e i S i C d K f e S , I invited room 4, to their room, to land, Oregon, representing the Prizes »» ill be hidden in three of and Charles Skinner. $10.00 and $2.50 costs and given pies, ana m ead Nationul Association of Evangel- see the Autum n book they had the packages .and of course ever Our room officers are: Presi a 20 day suspended jail sentence th e u a d ies of the Congrega . . made. Each pupil told some very one is hoping to draw a lucky dent, Nancy Graber, Vice Presi- licals, will speak at the Rally on paym ent of $7.50 and a prom uonux bourco are navxng a salt interesting things about each den; Harvey Woods. Secretary; held this Saturday He si a form ise of good behavior and no fu r ja iu iu d f i»ov. io at n a .iu s Hard- page of the book, which was en- "Grab". er missionary of Europe and the David Stemple. Room 6 ther trouble in Ashland. He is on ware inext io Provosts), on sale I joyed very much. Room 4 thanks Near East, w here he worked be Our Halloween Party is Oeto- A Hallowe'en party was plan- a detail for ten days at Camp win ae aprons.aisn toweis, caaes. Miss Mitchell and her students fore the outbreak of the present ned by the class for W ednesday1 lxir 31. from 100 o’clock until White. pies, ana bread for asking us. war He is exeutive Secretary of 2:50 o’clock. afternoon at 1:15. The room p re Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Weitzel are the N A E. for the Pacific North ivir. and Mrs. Byron Hillon of Room 5 sident, Kenna Grandee appointed in Los Angeles for several days ¿Seattle were overnight guests at west, which is an association of Our room has an enrollm ent of committees to carry out the plans. this week, on a business trip. me nay Kxndner home last Thurs- 38 pupils this year. Of this num- evangelicals representing over The pupils have w ritten poems They will return Thursday. tw enty denom inations Also Rev. day evening. They were return- ^er there are 25 in the Fourth Mrs. Bernard Krug, who has ing from a trip to boutnern Cal- Grade and 13 in the Third Grade, suitable for October 31, during Henry Marty converted orchestra language period. been staying w ith her mother, norm a. Mr. Hilton ana Mr. Lind- Several of the boys and girls on | musician will render a number Room members have been very at 7:30 P. M Mrs. Nelle Burns, returned to her ner are naif-brothers. our room are new to Washington busy working for the student , Saturday - - . , . Li . wn lhe piano. There will be a young people of Ashland w ill.be num ber <)f duets trj(M nnd f>rch home at Medford Tuesday, as Roy Raw left tne first of t h e j ^ ^ 00* and t0 Ashland. Jack Bak- her husband Sgt. Krug returned weex tor his new home at Lake er comes to us from Madison. In election campaign. They planned V Uik|'hf|i.’ , h z’h Wi.'y n ’ n h t estrn nu,nlx’rs sung und played Wednesday from a trip east with urove, Oregon after disposing oi diana; Jeanette Buchanan, from skits, made posters, and were Youth-For-Christ Rally of the at t he rally ' ‘ other arm y forces. While away his home on Euclid street to Raj Breckenridge, Michigan: Carol quite enthusiastic. The nominees city, which will be held a t the were: President President, Earl Harmon, Jt / 8 m Sgt. Krug was given a delay en Hugermayer ot Medford. Mrs. Cragle, Georgia Mae Hill and Vice Pauline Dav.s ' ' T,U‘ J ' ' 81 ° f theSC ASHLAND MEN RECEIVE esidm t, lauline Davis, ,a i|les hvld two weekg ago prov. DISCHARGES FROM RAVY route long enough for him to visit Raw has been teaching school at Jim m y W atrus come from Cali- Perry Castell Though ed to be a great success. Almost I Th„ M w ith his parents in Reading, Lake Grove since the opening oi forma; G ary Knight comes from [ Secretary, the candidates lost, they were 200 attended this meeting and i lh<? ’ r Y‘" ‘l Penn. sciiool and Mr. Raw will go there Seattle. Washington; Betty Jean good sports and piedged their sup most were young peoplj, a ‘h“ ‘ k The Ladies of the Congrega to be with her. Mr. Angermayei Wilkinson, Lillian Sargent, Joann port to the successful candidate -hough it ,s understood that older a" k A’ h * and T " rV‘ VIV' tional Church are having a sale is a painter and decorator from Olsen came from other schools in froin Roora 8 Lois Downing was people are not only invited bu if la#t T “ Saturday Nov. 10 at Baird's H ard Medford. The property consists Oregon, while Phyllis Jean R ob-1 urged to attend. DUl The following were reported as ware (next to Provosts), on sale of a nice home and an acreage. bins entered from Panam a City v .u c 'receiving discharges On October will be aprons.dlsh towels, cakes, The Youth-For-Christ rallies I 26 Joe A Millard, ship's cook re- Mrs. J. F. Em m ett returned to in the Canal Zone. pies, and bread Early in the year our room or. ¡7 now being held in the 48 s ta te s . cond class, 519 M ountain ave her home on the Ashland Mine C. G. Johnson of Lay’s Auto Road Tuesday after an extended ganized our Student Body and of the union are the result of a ’ October 28. Elmer D. H urlburt Camp was arrested on a drunk | visit with friends and relatives in officers elected for the school sponteous movement that has a - ' carpenter's mate, first class, 132 and disorderly csarge Monday, J Albany, etc. She went on to Seat- year were as follows; President: risen amongst the youn people 6th street; October 29, Hurry E i .{r # «U TRACED « Sx * as a result of a broken window at tie before returning home. She David Herberger, Vice President; l ” themselves throughout the nation re! Hendrix, m achinist mate, se j « . Wick’s Furniture store. He was | has been gone for about three Jimmie Wairus. Secrete,y. Billie It is however not a movement cond class, route 1, and on Nov fined $15 and $2.50 costs in c ity ' weeks. outside of the churches but rath- ember 1, Josephus Irving McEl- court and given a 15-day suspend Mrs. T. J. Norby has been visit er within, and has the hacking fresh, gunners 'mate, second class, ed jail sentence on promise of ing with friends in Ashland the and endorsement of churches box 31. good behavior and paym ent for Past several days, coming up By GENERAL ELECTRIC the damages. from San Deigo, where the Norby Mr. and Mrs. Alexander of family make their home. Mr. Nor- San Bernardeno, Cal., were busi- by. form erly superintendent of ness callers Thursday in Ashland, schools, is now assistant superin- Corp. Emill Woods arrived , tendent of the San Deigo countv from Texas, Thursday having schools. . been called here by the serious1 . --------- - - o ---------- i ut your order in NOW or our new Dublini.cd Kvcry Thuinday at 167 Mani Street, Ashiuiiii, Oregon g LOCAL HAPPENINGS Second Youth for Christ Rally Sunday THE FACT IS Look!!! pick3 °f his grandmother’ Mrs- Lions Club H ears Talk Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Moore were O n 1 r a f f l C L a w W o r k in Medford Wednesday on busi- Clarence Williams, a s s is ta n t j „ « T - chief of Pol>ce of Ashland, was nTz’ ^ irS' E' L Hatfie,d of the guest speaker at the weekly Klamath Falls were Ashland call- j meeting of the Lions club Tues- ^ T h i 1 T ^ 37' <5 d m a „ day evenin8- A small num ber of T^ e ^ i Uni°r Senior P T A. will members w ere present at the meet Thursday, November 15 at meeting. Mr Williams stated that 8 p.m_ for their regular session, the local police were interested t a ♦ m° i, ? ’gh t®achers a n d ; prim arily in one phase of the students will have charge of the {three sections of the traffic laws program. A social hour will fol- of Oregon and that was in en- low Keep the date in mind. I forcement, although they handled Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Moffitt of considerable of he second part, Coos Bay are in Ashland looking that of ownership of cars by tak- NaJ ° C-a °T u r . „ ing 1,cense fees> ttc - Follow,ng Now in stock Thermo Royal his short talk, he stated he was antifreeze at Marshall-Wells Store willing to answ er any questions, on the Plaza. Phone 2-1231 and m any of the m em bers did ask The Neighbors og Woodcraft questions, w ith Mr. Williams met Monday evening the the I.O- ably answering all of them. The O.F. Hall at 6:30 for a covered meeting was really a round table dish dinner and business meeting discussion on the traffic question It was decided to have a Rum A committee- appointed last mage Sale Nov. 24 at the H. L. week to select a contestant for Moore Real Estate Office, 70 N. the victory loan queen, reported Main. Wilma Grier was Installed that they had n^t as yet been as A ttendant for the balance of able to get a contestant's name m itt/J w , r?hm ent 5 ° ^ - p ’though they expected to have M h T1 G ner and M r J one within a few days. m ettiic8wdi h ‘ M ° ° rieo 11 John Shrad<?r of the Elko, Nev- meeting will be Nov 19 when the « j t • i birhdays will be observed th ^ , ada’ Ll° ns club waS 3 Vl5ltor' C° ^ itt0 n c i I 1881 Rogers Silverware, while th ere is still time. HAYNES JEWELRY Try Our Rug Cleaning Service ICE FEATHERS grow 3 FEET in ONE NIGHT ON TOP OF AIT. WASHINGTON, WHERE GENERAL ELECTRIC SCIENTISTS CARRY ON RESEARCH ON AIRCRAFT ICING AND WEATHER PREDICTION. We appreciate your patronage WARDROBE On the Plaza CLEANERS Phone 3281 LTaU/ a Ab,b°,tt Burns Memorials. On the Plaza. Methodist Youth Fellow s h i p groups had a joint Hallowe’en I party in the Fellowship rooms of | the Church on Wednesday even- Monum®n*s and m arkers. 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