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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1946)
PAGE EIGHT SOUTHERN ORIGON MINER, THURSDAY, JANUARY The W.R.C. met Saturday Jan. 19 at mt* ra rta n nouse, tor a cov ered aisn ju m e r at ia.au lonowvu by a business meeting at 2 p.m. a t tins time ine installation ot ollieers too* place. Mrs. Hallie Moore being installing otticer. I n e lollowuig ollieers were in stalled tor tne ensuing year: Pres. Cecile L,oree; ¿senior Vice Pres., Dora Payne, Junior Vice Pres., Mae Bail la, Chaplain, Viola Hel ens, Treaturer, Cula Howard; Sec retary, Nellie Peters; Conductor, Alice Turner; Assistant Conduc tor, Ellie G alorelh; Guard, Carrie Hersey, Assistant Guard, Anna P arr; Partiotic Instructor, Franics Darby. The Correspondant and musician with the 4 color bearers will be installed Feb. 16 at the regular meeting. There will be the usual dinner complimenting the February birthdays, and a patriotic program. The honored guests whoe birthdays occurred m January were Mrs. Peters and Mi's. Helens. Mrs. G albreth fur nished the birthday cake. W in d o w glass, p a in t and o il at M a rs h a ll-W e lls S tore, on the P lasa. phone 2-1231 y A R S IT V NOW PLAYING E nds Sat. N ite mffST DBRlfnr ROGUE la oa Aga of Daring! The m oil Romantic Figure in a World of Romance. the - T ÏX Capt. and Mrs. Tinsley Dorman of c o ld Hill were Asiitund visit ors Wednesday, coming to see Mr. and Mrs. ttooert G. Mullin. Capt. Dorman has just returned mis week Horn a 17 m onin tour ot duty with the army in Europe, in e Dormans and Mullins are old tnends. In justice court this week were the toiiowing cases: Thomas Cor nelius Warmasli cited to appear on a charge of not having 1946 license plates. Donnell Edwin Koenig was fined $2.00 and costs on a failure to stop charge. Wes ley William Gif fen and Theodore LeRay Osborn were each fined $25.00 and costs after pleading guilty to the charge of having un lawful possession of Jeer meat. Gloria Wanda Bounds, paid $1.00 and costs for failure to stop and Kenneth Howe forfieted $5.00 by failing to appear in court after being charged with not having an operator's license. C. E. Barron of Los Angeles, a form er resident of Ashland, was visiting and transacting business here this week. Chief of Police Talent has been on the sick list the past week, and unable to appear at his office. The Ashland Extension Unit is asking for contributions of m ater ial. money and labor in their job of making comforters for ship m ent to the w ar torn areas Mem bers of the Unit are working in the basem ent at the Library and have already made several com forters. Their goal is to provide 15 by the end of this month. A ny one interested in helping may get in touch with the members, and arrangem ents can be made to take the work home if its is impossible s LITHIA NOW SHOWING! “■*:S k S bssif V_J LAUGHS. ..THRILLS! MR-MUCCf plus y. n <j fr - — • featuring T H E E A S ^ I D E K ID S Leo Gorcey - Hunt! Hall - Bud Gorpian _ Plus THRILLS! MYSTERY! ACTION! to do it at the library. Churches, 1 The Plymouth Guild of the lodges and other organizations of Congregational Church will meet the community are being c o n tact-' Wednesday, January 30, at the ed in the drive. I home of Mrs. A rthur Abbott on The Rev. Eearl Downing of the Liberity St. with Mrs W. 11. Hilt Church of Christ left Tuesday for and Mrs. Lulu Vun Wegen us- Eugene where he attended the an- sisting. nual Parliam ent of M inisters of '■ < ■ the Church of Christ. Sessions ■ lasted until Thursday evening i and Rev. Downing planned to I return to Ashland Friday. Allan Keith Foster was arrested January 17th on a charge of be ing drunk and disorderly. In the B y K a th e rin e Grossm an city court he plead guilty and was fined $10.00 and $2.50 costs. ¿S** Ashland High School News - a U-A * 1V* dcc°ta%c At * W in d o w glass, p a in t and o il a t ' Saturday night's W inter Formal M a rs h a ll-W e lls S tore, on the ___ ________ ____ proved a huge success. The large Plasa. phone 2-1231. Neighbors of W oodcraft m et i n 1 crowd enjoyed dancing to the the I.O.O.F Hall with a good at- music of Mr. F inncis’s swing band regular session Monday night at 11 od other music was provided. A tendance after the regular busi- feature of the evening was an im- ness meeting those having b irth -, proniptu duet by Mr. Francis on days in January were honored the saxaphone and M arbeth Mc with beautiful birthday cakes on Keever at the piano. They played, a beautifully decorated table, “I Love you Truly", and "Let Me after the refreshm ents the bal Call You Sw eetheart". The whole ance of the evening was spent in affair was a credit to the seniors playing cards. Mrs. Anna Myers who organized and sponsored it The coming Friday night the was chairm an of the eats comm it Ashland Grizzlies will meet the tee. , A. R. Kelley of Los Angeles is Medford Tigers in one of the big basketball games of the season. here looking for a location. J. L. Thompson of Provolt was It will be held in the Junior High; Gym and entertainm ent provided in town Friday on business. D. E. Clury of Klam ath Falls at the halves of the games. It is was a business caller Thursday. hoped a large crowd will be p r e - 1 L. B. Nelson of Los Angeles has sent to back up their team. Reviving an old half-forgotten been here looking for a location. O. M. Oga of Detroit, Michigan tradition of Ashland High this j was in Ashland looking for a loca year, the sophomores will paint the white “A" on Mt. Grizzley. | tion. The Ashland Real Estate board The student body is anxious to I had its regular m onthly meeting see this continued as a factor in Jan. 16 at the Plaza with a lunch- keeping up school spirit, eon at 12:30 followed by a busi-1 Wednesday night Jan. 23, t h e , ness meeting and election of of- swing band appeared at the Elks ficers. H. L. Moore was reelected regular meeting. The entire band president and Bert Miller secre- was attired in bright ski sweat- I ers and played their num bers to tary treasurer. A. T. Coppedge of Medford was an appreciative audience. The Elks club provided refreshm ents in town on business Monday W in d o w glass, p a in t an d o il a t afterwards. This week has been devoted to M a rs h a ll-W a lls S to re, on the tests and exams in almost all of Plasa. phone 2-1231. Mayor and Mrs. T. S. Wiley re the classes. Activity period h a s 1 turned this week from a two- been cut out in the mornings and weeks trip to Kansas City, where the rem aining classes correspond the Mayor attended an executive ingly lenghtened to give the tea meeting of the General Board of chers a longer class period- The the Church of the Nazarene, the exams will be over this week and m ayor is a m em ber of the board. Friday will be given to the teach The meeting brought together ers to complete reports and cards. members from the various sec The students will not attend tions of the country and one from school at all on Friday. the British Isles. Plans of the various departm ents and activi Skidding Accident ties of the church were discussed. The Rev. George Shuman, pas Take Nine Lives tor of the Ashland Presbyterian Skidding accidents, traditional church and Rev. H arry Hansen of Medford w ent to Glendale, Ore hazards on w inter months, caused gon last Thursday to attend the nine deaths in Oregon traffic d u r service of installation for the Rev. ing the month of December, Sec Earl K. Fenton in the Olivet P res retary of State Robert S. Farrell byterian church. Rev. Shum an Jr., reported today. These nine presided as m oderator pro-tem. fatalities amounted to about 20 The sermon was preached by the percent of the total traffic fatali Rev. Morris Roack of Roseburg. ties reported last month. Incomplete reports on street The Rev. Hansen gave the charge to the pastor and Rev. Shum an and highway accidents show 44 gave the charge to the Congrega persons killed during the final tion. Participants in the service month of the year. In December were entertained at dinner at the of 1944, there were 29 fatalities. Late reports are expected to in Manse Thursday evening. crease this toll, Farrell said. »«7 OU«* 40 orti Fit'' 1 ,0 ' ,1 - „¿»a' Spc ‘ Guns Repaired and Reid ued Now is the time to get those guns re paired and refinished. B ring in your rods ami reels fo r repair. Don't wait until time to me them! A. and B. SPORT SHOP Something to Remember- c » Cifuftnen't 1 FLUHRER’S Bread & Pastr« --at your food sto re- Moreland Smith on U. S. S. Sanborn On the USS Sanborn—More land Smith, 78 4th st., Ashland, Ore., served on this attack tran s port in the Pacific. Most recent assignm ent for the SANBORN has been with the fleet’s new “Magic C arpet”, bring ing veterans home from overseas. During the w ar she participated in the action at Iwo Jim a and Okinawa. 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