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used pupils as stooges which add­
ed greatly to the enjoym ent of
the preformane«.
Gladys Cullop of Room 8
brought two medals to school,
which her brother Clarence has
sent from Germany. One was the
"good Conduct Medal” the other
the "Bronze Star" for Bravery in
Action”. They aroused much in­
terest among the pupils.
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Amethyst No. 97, Inside Guardian of the World Students Service Peck who died W ednesday, Nov­
Melba Bailie, M ountaineer No. Fund chosen to appear before the em ber 15. T he Rev C. F. McCall
149, Outside Guardiun, Lillian various colleges of this country, officiated. In term en t was m ade
Weidman, Mt. Pitt No. 167, Chap­ die other representatives being in the M ountain View cem etery.
PubUaMee ICvery Thursday at 167 Main Street, Aahland. Uregon
lain Selma Hazen, Ruth No. 4. one French and one Belgian. The
Mrs. Peck had lived in A shland
Past Chairman, Celia Berninghau­ speaker, a student from Hollund, for the pust 25 yeurs.
sen, Hope No. 14; Musician, Veins gave account of the Nazi occupa
Carryl H. & Marion C. Wines, Editors-Publishers
Addie Belle Peck wus born
Brunkin, Etna No. 49. R. S. Chair­ ■ tion of his country, much of his
S
ep
tem b er I, I860 in Louisburg,
man Martan Wilson, Bandon, L.S. inform ation derived from his own !
filtered aa eeeund-claas mall matter in the post office at Ash­
Ohio and her survivors inclune
Chairm an Ethel Weid, Olive 2«, .x p •rience.
land, Oregon, February 15, 1935, under the act of Congress
her husbiind Elm er Peck: one
R. S. Vice Chairm an, Clara Vin­
01 March 3, l»70.
The Reverend George M. Shu­ (laughter, Mrs. Loma E Horn of
cent, Mt. P itt No. 167, L. S. Vice man accompanied the speaker
C rescent C ity; a sister, Mrs Elia
Chairman. Ella Mae Gail, Am eth­ and introduced him
Frazee, S turgis, S. D. and a g ra n d ­
yst No 97.
I A /o c ll I tlf tF /in
' walnuts-
puppils also thank
son, CpI Emile Woods of Ft Bliss
At the evening session the host­
Funeral services were held Sat Texas.
Haolllll&IOn dCflOOl tu‘ very ,1,uch <»> her kindness.
ess Lodge Hope No. 14 opened in urday ut 1:30 at the Litwiller
Barbara Jane Allen, who, with
>1
Room 1
regular form.. The Assembly of­ Funeral Chapel for Addle Bell
her mother and brother, wen to
Doris Wood has moved to Pros­ Los Angeles because of the seri­
The thirty seventh annual Reb­ ficers and visitors were introduc­
pect. We are sorry to have Doris ous illness of Burbara's grandm o­ ekah Convention of District No. ed then Etna No. 49 of Grants
go.
ther, returned to Ashland Mon­ 12, met in regular session with a Pass took the chairs and put on
Gloria Key is in school again day. The boys and girls are glad large num ber of members in a t­ the initiatory degree with two
after being absent for nearly two to have Barbara back again, and tendance. There were 105 m em ­ Grants Pass and one Ashland can­
weeks
are very happy to report that her bers and 8 visitors present, every didate inducted into the lodge.
M argaret Heavilin had a nice grandm other is much improved. lodge in the district was represen-
NOW SHOWING!
An outstanding address was giv
trip last week. She went to K la­
ed
except
one.
en by Ethel Bailey, President of
Jean Mitchell brought to the
m ath Falls to visit her grand­ students in Room 4, a large black
Celia A. Berninghausen, C hair­ the Rebekah Assembly during
mother.
Halloween cat, filled with candies man Hope No. 14 presided with a the evening. Alma Cofer, conduc­
We are having lots of fun stud- and Good Wishes. It added to the very interesting and instructive tor Rebekah Assembly gave a
A THRILL A MINUTE!
ing about the Indians and we are joy of the Haloween Party, and program being carried out.
talk us did Louise Perozzi, past
m aking m any Indian things.
y o u KF. IN FOR A
the boys and girls thank both
Distinguished guests present President and other guests.
Room IV
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, for their for the meeting were, Ethel Bai­
Refreshments were served by
KIOI OF U IN AND
Zon Johnson, of Room 4 Is mov­ kindness
the hostess lodge at the close of
ley,
president
of
Rebekah
Assem­
FROLIC!!
ing to K lam ath Falls.
Room 5
bly of Oregon, Louise Perozzi, the evening ,0 the 155 present.
M argaret Steen, is moving to
Our room greatly enjoyed our past president, Alma Cofer, con­
Kansas. Richard Gillmore has Halloween party. The teacher of
ductor of Rebekah Assembly.
moved to Lincoln School.
our room read us some stories,
Medford was selected as the
The boys and girls and their and we played games. We played
hostess
lodge for the 1946 Rebe­
teachers, will miss these friends grab box. Jim m y W. got a q u a rt­
kah
district
convention.
very much.
w
er, and George got a dime, and
Officers
elected
for 1946 w e re 1
The students of Room 4, are Le Roy got a nickel.
i Thwnat M IK H IU Mary ANDIRSCN
Julia Gregory, Olive No. 28 C hair­
By Katherine Grossman
studying Indians which are very
idward RYAN
Mark B IV IN S
Floyd Miller has withdraw n man, Bertho Batman, Etna No. 49
interesting, A tepee is on the
4
from our third grade. Wilma Ann Vice Chairman, Besse Thompson,
t
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sandtable, with Navajo Indian
V{
Barbara
The student body was privil­
Dolls standing around it. The boys S m ith . is back w ith our Third Olive No. 28, Sec. Treas. The fol­
Grade again. Wilma enter e d lowing officers were appointed: eged to hear two fine speakers
plus
and girls also made an Indian school here at the beginning of
STANWYCK
Doll; carving the face front, an the term , but for the past few Warden, Violet W hittle, Hope No this week .Dr. F rank Dillion, pre­
OaaaR
apple. W hite navy beans were weeks has been enrolled in Bell­ 14, Conductor, Pearl Ferguson, sident of Linfield College and
AM
ORGAN
Rabbi
Alexander
Feinsilver
of
used for the eyes and yarn for view. Another new pupil in our
I
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Sacramento, California. R a b b i
the hair. When the apple dries, it Third Grade is Jim m y Sutherlin.
Feinsilver’s address, "What we
leaves it w ith m any wrinkles.
Jim m y comes to us from Bellview
Jews Believe", was well received
A pueblo made of clay ,or too ’,and is a helpful member of
by an interested audience. Dr.
adobe, is on a small table, small our group.
Dillon’s address on the problems
ladders lead up to it. The stu d ­
We have now completed our
by l)r. Paul L. H oefler
of our nation was very inform a­
ents wil m ake ovens of clay, to
Pilgrim sand table project. It is
tive and intere s t i n g . B o t h
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put around the pueblo.
speeches were timely and of great
Indian bread, which is baked quite colorful and we all enjoy
Thursday M atinee
w ill*
i
t
interest to the students.
in these ovens, is called ci-me-ta.
Mrs.
A
rthur
W
atrus,
m
other
of
The aeronautics class, taught by
SYDNEY GREENSTREET
Room 4, had a Hallowe’en p ar­
Mr. Francis visited the Medford
ty, and had a very good time. Jim m y Watrus, one of our Fourth
REGINALD GARDINER
airport Friday afternoon. Instruc­
Games were played, and refresh­ Grade boys, was a visitor in our
F
inest
Quality
S.Z.SAKAll
JohnALEXANDER
tors and fliers were on hand to
ments of cider, cookies, and candy room, Tuesday November 6th.
This
morning
Jack
Baker
was
answer questions and give infor­
were served by the Room m oth­
FATE RAISED
mation. While there, they w atch­
ers, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Schu­ elected Class Reporter by our
HER TO FAME-
ed an airliner land on the field.
man. The pupils thank Mrs. S hu­ room. Jack is a m em ber of the
Fourth
Grade.
An
air
conscious
class
returned
m an and Mrs. Johnson, very
Room 6
to Ashland.
much, for the delicious refresh­
Per pound
Room
Six
is
next to the princi­
With football season over, bas­
ZZZ1
ments, and for helping to m ake
ketball practices are starting.
their party such a success. Mrs. pal’s office, so it has the job of
Coached by Frank O’Neal, the C ontinuous Shows on
Bentley also sent some very de­ answering the telephone when no
boys are enthusiastic and getting
licious cookies, cut in m any v ar­ one is in the office. The monitors
Thursday A fternoon
in shape for the coming games.
ious shapes and a box of cracked who take,charge of this are May
Johnson and W anda Oden. The
and E ven ing
room also has charge of the flag
Dutch
Student
Talks
during the month of November. |
The two boys who take care of j‘
at Local C ollege Mon.
this are Dick Thornton and Ken-1
Southern Oregon College of
na Grandee.
-and killed the
Education, Nov. 19—Edmond Pet
There was a special assembly I
man th e loved!
er W allenstein representing the
in honor of Armistice Day on j
World Students Service Fund,
Friday, November 9, which grades I
spoke at the Southern Oregon
three to six attended. The m e e t-:
College of Education, Monday.
ing was called to order by the |
November 19. He stated that he
newly elected student body pre-1
was one of three representatives
sident, Roy Rogers, who led the
assembly in the flag salute. Mr.
r ***w?^-
Fader gave a talk on the signifi­
cance of Armistice Day, and the
assembly was ended by everyone
singing the first and last verses
of America.
A Un.»ed Arkitta Ri<|
All the children of the school
enjoyed an assembly earlier in
the week in which Lee Grabel
performed many feats of magic.
He is a professional magician.
The first issue of the school
newspaper will be out this week.
The regular staff members from
Room Six are Lois Downing,
-7.WC ANO
Kenna Grandee ,and Bruce H ar­
per. Probably two more from the
(fa tia te !
room wil be added to the staff,
as there are to be five members
from each of the three upper
rooms.
Room 8
Oct. 30the was election day, at
Washington School. Room 8 feels
Do you know what’s missing
very much honored in the Roy
Rogers, president, Hugh Messer,
from this picture?
vice president and Dale King, se­
cretary, are all pupijs of this
If you’re w aiting for a telephone, what « » ’/
room.
in this picture may be far more important
Room 8’s Halloween party was
than what you see.
a “howling” success. Refresh­
For although we are now getting and in­
ments consisted of cookies, pop
stalling thousands of new telephone instru­
and candy. The children wore
costumes, some were very pretty
ments, even more orders for service are being
and artistic,’’others very hidious
held up (and this may be the case with you)
or funny. The parade through all
by a shortage of other facilities that take
the rooms was the "high light”
longer to build.
of the afternoon.
In many places, for example, we will have to
On Tuesday. November 6, all
build complicated new switchboards before we
the pupils 01 W ashington School
can provide telephone service . . . in others,
1 saw a magic show. The magician
we will even have to put up new buildings to
house those switchboards.
But we are working full speed ahead, and
no matter what the conditions are that are
holding up your telephone, you can be certain
we are doing everything we can to get to your
name on the waiting list just as swiftly as
possible.
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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