SOUTHERN OREGON MINER THURSDAY FEBRUARY 14. «94*
PAGE EIGHT
. Hen-
and C W. Glime Jr. left Monday' College HaS Largest I. Dr. and Mrs. G. W Bruce hud' Mr.* und Mrs. Vernie M
as their week end houseguests | ducks und sohs. Kichuid uin
for a two weeks trip to Texas.
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Mr und Mrs. David Rei-1 and Charles of Vancouver,- Washing
A Moving Picture show is be- Enrollment Since ’41
ing held euch Wednesday night i SOUTHERN OREGON COLL daughter Veda, from The Duiles, ton spent the week end at the
at the City Hall. The show begins EGE Ashland. February 6,- Hn Oregon. Mr. und Mrs. Reid u ie home of Mr. and Mis. (uillon
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„. among the leading members o i' Abbott ut 784 Ashland S tu d . Mi
, at 7:15 p p.m.
TALENT, February 12 Talent February 14th at 8 p.m.
. Mr and Mrs. William Bates al registration figures for tlie the Methodist Church in The' Hendricks has been working ut
Grange met in regular session, Talent H. E. C. was invited to (have sold their place to Hughi winter . term at . the Southern Ore- Dulles, und Veda has lieeiF
the shipyards in Vancouver, hut
a larger en­ worker in the church there most he and his family were on their
February 7th, with 51 members attend the next meeting of the Uauldtn and are going to reside j
rollment than at any uine since of her life. The Reids have been way home to Elkhart, Indiana,
present. The regular business Bellview H. E. C. to be held in in Medford.
the
spring of 1941-1942 according in California for a vacation dur after quitting the work ai \ art
meeting was held with reports of Ashland this coming Wednesday
The Dance Saturday night Will
Elmo N. Stevenson, Pusi ing the winter months, anti now (couver. Mr Hendrick and Mr
standing committees being given. Members wishing to attend are be sponsored by the Talent to
dent.
The balance of the evening was to meet at Gelberth’s service Grange.
. .
,,
. ... are returning to their homq and Abbott are boyhood pals, and the
M.,. two dtiy8 the visitors kpent | in
given over to entertainment fea- station in Talent at 11:00 am.
Donald Kerby left for Seattle,, The winter enrollment this businegs Dl, and Mrs
luring Lincoln's birthday and Wednesday.
where he is to report for further veai of 15< students is un in- ved the Methodist Chinch
Church at The 1/unuand was ple.ibui.ioi l.V p-tssed
• crease of 136 percent over the i>a||vs just before coming to Ash in renewing und recalling old
Valentine s day Activities were Talent Garden Club met at Uie orders from the Navy Dept.
The Talent Poet Office is to be sa,n‘ Pvr“M? " * « “■
Women i„nd ,n ,940 and „ V,.IV Wlun Hvcnw,. Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks
directed by Mrs Norma Adrian, home of A n . Dorothy Barnes
A dehghtful skit was present- February 6th. Roll call was ans- moved soon to the building own- '«wreased 36 percent and men friendship has grown op between left Sunday morning and will
’’JH percent Seventy-seven per- tfiese two families.
• leisurely drive back to Elkhart,
ed by a choral group consisting wered with vegetable favorites, ed by Mr. Manning.
of Margaret Hamilton, Norma "Need for Continuing \ ictory
Talent Extension Unit will cvnt oi al1 «"•« enrolled at the I s<e th. Youhqstown All Steel visiting along the way through
Adrian, Helen Wisner, George Gardens" was given bv Mrs. hold a meeting in the City Hall college are veterans, most of Kitchen at Marshall Weils Store “ New Mexico, Texas, Kansas und
other states before arriving in
Hartley, Clarence Matthes, and Wild. The round table discussion Wednesday at 10.30 a.m. topic to whom are attending under the G. on the Plata phone 2 1231 '
| Albert J. Schock of San Fran Elkhart.
Harry Hamilton, accompanied by was on 'Preparation and Use of be "Main Dish Meals." Anyone 1 Bill.
Mrs. Talbot. Members of the Hot Beds and Cold Frames ”, interested is invited to attend. ( Students enrolled in Junior, cisco, California was in Ashland
group dressed in costumes of the Dainty refreshments were serv
College offerings and the Secre- Friday on business
See the Youngstown A ll Steel
gay nineties and presented songs ed by the hostess, Mrs. Dorothy Elabore Set Built for | tarial Science curriculum ac­ Dewey Peterson of Medford Kitchen
at M arshall-W ells Store,
of that period. Lincoln s Getts-1 Barnes assisted by Mrs. Bennie
count for 64 percent of the tofSl was in Ashland looking after on the Plasa.
phone 2-1231.
burg address was presented b y . Breese
College Play Mar. 15 I number enrolled.
bi siness Tueftlay.
A'i
in h°nOr °f L‘n‘ Mr. and Mrs. Devere William-
Il L. Moore and Luke Davis
colns birthday.
(SOn. Mrs Arnu, Fmn and Mrs j
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William Benson and Al Hoi made a business trip to Grants
Monuments and markers. See
Southern
Oregon
College, Ash-
Borns Memorials. On the P iasi.
Cakes and coffee were served W Williamson of California are land, February 7, 1946—The play i ”'es'
oi '^e A & B Sport Pass, Wednesday
in the dining room which was visiting at the home of Mr. and production class at the Southern ®h°P wft late Wednesday even-
gaily decorated for the occasion Mrs. Joe Williamson.
Oregon College is constructing Int! to drive to Portland on
Talent H. E. C. met at the George ConnoiT Herman Can­ one of the most elaborate sets ' ‘)usiness ti«p. Mr. Benson will re-1
home of Mrs. A. B. Colver, Feb­ non, and Bob Leming went on a ever to be seen at the Southern turn by bus this week end, while'
ruary 15th. A covered dish lunch­ fishing trip to the Illinois River Oregun College. The set which is
,ln?eS
co9^*nue on
eon was served to the thirteen last week-end. They report no being constructed for the produc­ Seattle on a further business trip.
members and two children pre­ fish but plenty of snow,
tion “Guest In House." to be pro­ Sgt. Bernard Krug, son-in-law ,
sent. Plans were made for the
Mr. and Mrs. VanTress and Mr. duced at the Southern Oregon of Mrs. Nelle Burns of Ashland,
Valentine card party which is to and Mrs. Mills and family have College auditorium, March 15, is at oFrt Lewis this week, re-1
be held at the Talent City Hall leased their ranch to Harvey and 16, portrays the living room celv,n6 his discharge from the
Maxon, and are returning to of the Proctor home, and ¡nvol-
Krug..V,“3
sta"
California.
ves construction of a large stair-
at amP White the past
QUICK RELIEF FROM Rose Ditsworth has opened a way and balcony effect.
. 1 , three years. Upon his return
S ym ptom s o f Distress Arising fro m
shop for dress-making and alter­ The play production crew i n <
the separation center, he
in the Valley Locker Co. eludes several ex-service men :
Krug. wlU leav.e A° T
STOMACH ULCERS ations
building.
whose experience in construction( i.UJ 1 Pennsylvania,
Krugs
With 25 foot extension cord.
DUE TO EXCESS ACID
Ralph Hamilton of Medford,
FreeBookTellsofHomeTreatmentthat formerly of Talent, and recently
M ust Help or it Will Cost You Nothin* discharged from the army, was
court for violation of the
O r « r tw o m illion b o ttle , o f the W ILLA R D
calling on friends here Friday.
T R E A T M E N T have been sold for relief o f
He was arrested Monday.
Mrs.
Wayne
Bradley
is
able
to
Sym ptom s o f distress arising from Stom ach
The crew includes the follow- rule.
Ery. A. Hart was also cited to
and D u o d e n a l U lc e rs due to E icess A d d —
be out again after an attack of ing:
Sur D lc e s tia n . S o u r or U p s e t S to m a c h . the flu.
appear in city court for violation
C n i i n m . H e a r t b u r n . Sleeplessoess. e tc ,,
James Glenn, stage manager, of the basic rule.
duo to Excess A d d . Sold on 15 days' trial 11I
P. J. McAbee. C. W. Glime Sr. Louis
Lee Earl Wallace of Coos Bay was
A s k for " W i l l a r d ’ s M e s s a y e '* which fully
xx„.„ Lemire,
n
r- Electrician,
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explains this treatm ent— tree— at
• Carbureators
FieWs’
DP
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nC
* fined $1° and 52 50 costs a»d g«v-
EAST SIDE PHARMACY
Fields,
Medford Car. lin Rfre ’a c °? en a f*ve*day sentence in city
• Spindle Bolts
anne I . War™ f a ° m
Suz' ; court- charged with intoxication.
. a e of Ashland.
The jail sentence was suspended
• Shackle Bolts
inup 4 Dl a
provided the fine was paid and
• Clutch Plates, etc
I i»IL A EleCtS
he promise to return to his home.
Rmrrl Ot Directors
I Yi
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
Board
Thimble Club will meet Ut the
NOW SHOWING!
The fifty organizing members home of Mrs. H. L. Moore, 292
of
local Y.M.C.A. have turn- Liberty St., Thursday Jan. 14 for
KOMANCLttith a SOCK! ed the
in their ballots and have elect-1 a covered dish dinner at 6:30.
NOW PLAY ING
ed as their Board of Directors The husbands are especially in-
the following people: Roland vited.
Ends Sat. Nite
Parks, John Billings, Homer Bill­ Hie W R. C. will meet Sat­
V M L jA u th ö N z e d D e a le r-
ings, Leslie Grant, Mrs. P. H. urday February 16 at the Parish.
Stansbury, Eric Weren, Rev. House for a 12:30 luncheon fol­
George Shuman, Leland Linn, lowed by a business meeting at
Joe Fader, C. M. Litwiller. Roy 2 p.m. The February birthdays
Ashland, Oregon
Peck, and Frank Van Dyke. The will be observed. Mrs. Carrie
first three alternates are: C. H. Hersey is chairman of the table
Wines, Dr. G. W. Bruce, and Al­ committee.
lan O. MeGee.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Babston tran
The first meeting of the newly sacted business in Klamath Falls
elected Board and the above al­ Tuesday.
ternate members will be held on
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Wilson
Friday, February 15th at noon at were transacting business in Ash
the Junior High School cafeteria. land Saturday.
^Meeting with them will be Mr.
James E. Maxwell, Executive
Secretary of the Pacific North­
SPORT SHOTS
west Area Council of the Y.M.C.
from A & B S P O R T SH O P
A. and Mr. Dwight O. Welch,
Associate Secretary. The latter is
successor to Mr. Everett Harding,
who has been Associate Secre­
"ARREARS”
tary of this area for a number of "Brother and I both hate to
years. In addition to getting ac­ wash in back of arrears," said
quainted with these executives, the little boy. That's natural,
1 hese modern locker boxes for the
the meeting will include neces­
just
as
i
t
’S
'
natural
io
buy
out
presei’vation of fruit, vegetables and
sary organizational steps.
SU N D A Y
gun and fishing tackle repair
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meat, will soon be available to res­
H. Wooten and L. L. Stanphill service, the better buy.
made a business trip to Klamath
idents of Ashland and vicinity. We.
Falls, Tuesday.
News from Talent
JUST ARRIVED!
Inside Control Spotlight
$10.95
Trouble Lights
$3.89
Additional Auto Parts
Constantly Arriving
LITHIA
BIG SAVINGS! Get our prices first
I
JA M E TiTTiA U K H T^^I
COME S '
O UT
YVcnern Auto Su O d I v C o .
Now . . .
A BANDIT-BUSTER!
Place Your Name on Our List For a
QUICK-FREEZE LOCKER BOX
K1HNNY MACK BROWN
STARTS SUNDAY
for 3 Days
r
S H IV E R
W H IL E
YOU
LAUG H!
Elmer Cooper of*Lakeview was
in Ashland Saturday.
A & B SPORT SHOP
r i F SM Am fA M U y
TOR S»HG'
A
are taking the names of those who
want such facilities, and “first come,
first served.” If vou want one of these
latest-type food preservers, drop in
and have us place your name on the
list.
BOULEVARD MEAT MARKET
“Plenty of Parking Space”
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("iraints
(tgir iicaaiii
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Plus
. o & u ’« ’ “ 1 "
A DEE-LIGHTFUL
...D E E U C IO U S ...J
B lo n d e ^
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"S U R E , it ’« not only a smart
fam ily but a grand family, too.
Look at them — having funt
^That's John Smart— the father—
'm aking like Nelson Eddy; that’s
Joan— the mother at the piano.
And the kids— Tom, home from
service and now at college—
ane, she’s in high school— and
la l— look at him, now— he’s
singing ear from ear— and him .
so serious when he’s on Safety Y
Patrol. Ye ip—they have more fun
and more friends— and in i all my
years on this beat— I ’ve never
had to w orry when people come
out of that house— they don’t
have to have any alcoholic stim­
ulation to have a grand time.
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MATINEE
SATURDAY
CONTINUOUS
SHOWS SUNDAY
Diamond
Bridal Sets
We have a nice selection of matched
sets or individual rings
from $ 5 0 to $ 4 5 0
All Kinds of Jewelry Repairing
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