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»1.ÜU PER YEAR B ä ® w rw ® 3 ASI li.AND. JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON Ashland Wins One, Ixwal Shriners Go to Dr. and Mrs. Stevenson Reception Loses One in Final. Klamath Several members of Hillah Temple, of Ashland attended a Honored at Reception Mon. reception and ball, in honor of Il Basketball Games lustrious Dr. and Mr». Stevenson Potentate and M rs. Albany Eke» Out 43-41 Win Friday Night. But A.hland THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 28, i ÿ 4 6 " Volume 14, Number 2 Former Pastor Visits in Ashland Donations Swell Captain J. Howard Rees, form- ci minister ut the Neighborhood Athletic Fund for Congregational church, sp e n t Sunday, Monday and Tuesday in School Events Ashland visiting friends and re Marshall Cornett and members of Are Welcomed to Ashland At Party Hillah Temple's Official Divan Wins from Roseburg Saturday ! and tbe'r ladles in Klamath Falls The campaign last week to newing acquaintances. Capt Rees At a reception held at the col in the final r. — 1 1 basket — . .. games ( Saturday evening .Many Nobles In ball has been in the army since Nov raise funds to go into the South for the Ashland Grizzlies, prior and their ladies from over the lege auditorium Monday even ember, 1944 ,and spent about ern Oregon Athletic Fund, was to the tournament this week end state were in attendance, and in ing, Dr. and Mrs. Elmo Steven five months with the army in crowned with success, Howard the local hoopstcrs lost one and cluded Gov. and Mrs. Snell of son were officially welcomed to France. Since being returned Wiley chairman of the group won one on the locul Maple Stygm; Illustrious Potentate Fred their new position and to Ash from abroad he has been stat which sponsored the drive an boards Friday and S a tu rd a y I..' Patterson of A1 Kader Temple, ioned at Camp Roberts, Califor nounced this week. The drive got nights. Portland; Past Potentates Phil land. The reception was under nia, and received his discharge under way last Thursday and First game Friday night was Metchen and Thomas L. Luke of sponsorship of the Southern Ore papers at Camp Beale Saturday Friday, with members of the gon College Association, a boost mp and tuck battle with u scrap Portland. Capt. Rees left Tuesday even Lions club of Ashland, making Members of Hillah Temple’s er organization to back the col py team from Albany. Kannasto ing on the train for Portland up two men teams to get dona Divan and their ladies present started the scoring off with a free lege and made up of the various where he will spend a day and tions for the funds.By Wednes throw on a foul and throughout were Marshall E. Cornett, Illus civic and fraternal organizations, will then leave for /Marietta day of this week, most of the do trious Potentate; Paul D. Green, the game the edge was never churches, and schools of Ashland. Ohio, *to join his wife and two nations had been turned in with definite for either team. At the chief Rabbun; Earl T. Newbry’ A large audience turned out to a little ov er $2,000 turned into small children. half the score was tied at 12-12 assistant Rabban; Oscar Kitt welcome the new comers to Ash Capt. Rees stated that he hop the funds. However the third quarter, Ash ledge, Oriental guide; R. E. Det- land and to meet the faculty Medford Lions club agreed to ed to locate as a minister in Ore land trailed by a 26-31 score, but tick, recorder; H. H. Mayberry, members at the college. gon again, when re returns to make a similar drive in Medford in the opi ning of the final quart- first ceremonial master; Arthur The program was under way ion again, when he returns to but had not gotten the drive un ei the local quintet opened up a R. Leavitt, second ceremonial der way until this week end. ivilian life. rally that threatened to take the master; Eugene H. Tardy, mar at eight o’clock, with the Ashland The fund wil be used for spon high school band, directed by ball game. During the quarter shall; E. C. Jerome, ceremonial soring and aiding such events as DR, ELMO STEVENSON Jack Francis, furnishing music, director; John E. Blair, orator: the score was again tied at 38-36 alent Couple Wed the SOC Class “B” basketball o and Kannasto again put Ashland L. C. Taylor, captain of the guard during the arrival of guests. A tournament next week, the music in the lead with a free throw. Robert A. Thompson, outer guard reception committee of Mayor Gil SC bill I Fans Will in Portland Feb. 18 festival coming up in April, and However the visitors came back and J. Sam Jordan, trustee. and Mrs. T. S. Wiley, Mr. and T h n - n J ., 17» A marriage of interest to their such other extracurricular events —■ 1 • -O--- — __ Mrs Frank J. Van Dyke, Mr. and ‘**5^ * h U T S d a y E v e strong and managed to eke out a friends in the Talent section is where funds are not available lead which the locals were un- A meeting of Ashland baseball that of Miss Ruth Purdue to Bill Mrs. William Briggs, Dr. and Mrs present school budgets. able to overcome. Final score was players and fans will be held in E. Slack, which occurred in Port from W. J. Crandall, Mr. and Mrs. J The response from Ashland 45-41 for Albany. H. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Elks Temple tonight, Thurs- land, February 18. Both of the business men for funds has been The preliminary game was a Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Leland h *™ t February 28 beginning at young couple are from Talent generous, and with the money scrappy and interesting tussel be Linn and Mr. and Mrs. H. G. 7:30 to discuss possibilities of an where they have lived for a num expected from Medford, will tween two girls teams from the Ashland team, schedule etc. All ber of years. Mr. Slack has been make a reserve fund which it is Enders welcomed the guests. high school, with the Blues win who are interested in the sport in the navy for the past three hoped to keep alive through the V. D. Miller, chairman of the are ning from the Whites, 34 to 32. cordially invited to attend years, but expects his discharge years for other such events. Southerh Oregon College of Ed Southern Oregon College Associ- the meeting. Gristlies Take Roseburg soon. The bride will return this ---------u --------- tion, then introduced visiting In the final game of the basket ucation, Feb. 23, 1946 week end to the home of her CL Several interesting and unus guests ,and heads of the various ball season, Ashland Grizzlies parents, while the groom is still Samuel Jandreau won over a fast and scrappy ual items of interest are brought organizations of Ashland. He Church of Christ on active duty. Fasses Monday Roseburg team. This was anoth out in the many responses that then called on William Briggs to Groups Meet Thurs. er nip and tuck battle, but Ash- have been received by the South- introduce the honored guests of Samuel Joseph Jandreau, 667 land had the lead most of the „ n . ^ rt*^on College Invitational the evening ,Dr. and Mrs. Stev The Opportunity class and the | Beach street, died at the Comin- time and was able in the final' Basketba,l Tournament Commit enson and the members of the High School Christian Endeavor I unity Hospital Monday morning, of the Church of Christ both had quarter, to ward off a rally b y ! tee. following an illness of several SOC faculty. socials Thursday night. B o th the Roseburg boys, that threaten Ophir High School, in Curry i months. The Litwiller Funeral Following the introduction of County, with an average attend glasses met at the Church. ed to tie tip the score. Chapel will be in charge of ar ance of le« than twenty andTts S f„ pre8i,<?eat and fac^ ’ Mr' Edith Turnbull led the high Twenty-six Lions club mem rangements. naai »„„..w.. : r : niy’ . ,ts Miller called on Mayor Mavor Wiley Wilev to tn school group in games. Ice cream bers treked to Grants Pass Tues Mr. Jandreau was born in Vio \A ” TuurnamentHere ?ome the day evening, instead of holding la, Illinois, May 27, 1876. His fe to As! *°l MT ’i”1" ' Shepherd, wa, ± Ma;.d_ J.h2! Mrt ."’ J'«1 « e cancel the regular meeting here. The marriage to Miss Nettie Thomas March 1 and 2 — followed by two numbers lors for this group. principal of the Ophir visit was a return for one made place in Los Angeles, April SOUTHERN OREGON COL School, a graduate of S.O.C. and by the HiU Billy Kelcy Smitn led the Opportunity just before Christmas when 17 took 16, 1914. He was an employee of LEGE, ASHLAND, February 26, of the University of Oregon. ettes, a group of four high school class on games. Refreshments of Lions from the Climate City :girls the city of Los Angeles for a 1946—The district No. 4 “A" ~ . T Ice Cream and cake were served. came to Ashland to visit the local number of years. School bchool Elimination Basketba 11 of Another Burng unusual entry , J “ is that C R club. Tournament »II, he played on c 'a o T “ ^ " aïn"“ !,”' He is survived by his wife, A nice dinner was had at the Nettie Jandreau; six children^ t s campus of the Soinhem O r e J S ii^ ^ ' t h H i r T t 03,1 f .uyr..z. to ..« e n d greetings .%£<■ - T' J Parkcr’ P1” " Redwoods Hotel dining room, Mis, Margaret Garvey, Los (on College Friday and Satur- - lrst team that has from the Southern Oregon Col and following the meal, the club eles; Mrs. Winifred Newell; Los ever entered the tourname n t duy, March 1> and 2, according to Association, to the new pre- Mr. ' and Mrs- J - p - Reynolds President expressed the apprecia- •Angeles, Howard, S. Jandreau, from ..„..„.J Harney vuumy—iryti County—tlytt coun- coun s lege ^ e n t and fa r u itv Tru Jerry Gastineau, tournament dir ------ ,y. °_LS°? th.east Ore«on ,bat truly* Ashland American I“ 1 T ek soId _their bi8 nine-.1?0" 0/ tbe Gra” ts Pass den in Spokane, Washington, Mrs. Ruth ector. , i 00"1 h°USe on Liberty street to ?‘he fine turn out Ashland' Chambers, Medford; James Jan of its “wide-open-spaces”. B-md "w ai^ ex ’rw ith ^ tw o Ashland High Schoo 1 a n d boasts Up to the present there are received numbers after w h i r h ^ 3nd MlS‘ Liefeldt- one of the y way of a token ot apprecia- dreau, Ashland and Lt. Charles Grants Pass High will meet at tentative entries in SuDt of e itv S i . i i ? d neW owners of the former Dul- ,t,on- a new “Dicky Bird” for col- Jandreau .Germany. One sister 7:30 March 1, and Klamath High twenty-eight - P ' y ’ Leland p - iens Hardware, and are planning lectin8 fines was presented to the Mrs. Edward Smith, Los Angeles the tournament. w ill play M edford H igh at 8:30 • Linn gave a short talk on “Suc- to leave this week for Arizona, Ashland club. The original one Generous response is being v™i March 1. in welcoming the where they will make their home was Presented the local club by and other relatives and friends given by local hotels and auto' * Y The following night the losers new college president. Grants Pass den, when the Southern Oregon College, Ash will play at 7:30 for third place courts to requests for reserva The High school band was Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds came to ' tions for visiting teams, accord Ashland about a year ago taking !oca^ den was chartered, and dur- land, February 23—Jerry Gastin and the winners will fight it out ing to R. W. McNeal, tournement again called on for a number, and over the Signal oil station at Se ing the years since, had finally eau, Acting Director of Athletics for first and second place. The manager. this was followed by a talk from cond and Main Streets. Later gone to pieces. I at the college, and Miss Violet winner of first place will go to Edgar W. Smith, a member of they sold As a remembrance from the Stockham, Instructor in Physical this. Mr. Reynolds stat the State Tournament at Salem. the Oregon State Board of High ed that he had several proposi As.- land Club, Herb Huston, pre- Education for Women, are in Services for Mrs. er Education. Mr. Smith was pro tions in mind in Arizona, but sented a leather scroll with a re- Salem today attending a physical fuse in his praise of the new pre was rather SOC Entertains undecided as to just solution from the Ashland den to education and health conference Vfae Brown Monday sident, and expressed the belief what he would j keep up the fine spirit of neigh- ___ ___________ merence. do. Funeral services were held Klamath Lions Club that the collef e was headed for a borliness and friendship which GOVERNOR SNELL Southern Oregon College, Ash Monday, February 25 at the Lit real program of growth and use Lt. Frances Gallatin, daughter existed between the two dens. 1 SEEKS REELECTION willer Funeral Chapel for Mrs.. fulness under the new president. of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gallatin All members of the Local club land, Oregon, February 21, 1946 Governor Snell announced this Southern Oregon College peo Mae Brown, who died at Com Dr. Stevenson was then called received her discharge from the present signed the scroll. week that he will seek the repub pie put on the program for the munity Hospital Thursday, Feb on for a response. Next meeting of the local club lication nomination at the May Women’s Army Corps last week ruary '21. She had been ill for To wind up the program the returned to Ashland to visit with will be held in the Lithia Hotel Klamath Falls Lions Club last 17th primary in his bid for re- Tuesday noon. Dr. Arthur Taylor the past year and a half. Inter high school band again played her parents for a few days. She Coffee shop, the new meeting election as Governor of Oregon. ment was made in the Mountain while guests greeted the new has been in a hospital at San place henceforth of the staff was in charge and View Cemetery. He became governor of Oregon president and Mrs. Stevenson. master of ceremonies. Frank Sny January 13, 1943. Mrs. Brown was born in Mit Light refreshments were served Francisco, since returning from der played two of his own com chell the Pacific several months ago. county, Texas, March under direction of the decoration Saturday, she and her parents Pr. Stevenson Talks positions on the piano. William 1896. She was married to Petty committee. Alves sang three popular numb went to Burns, where her civil Before Medford Group college S taff Honors Extend» Thanks ers. He was accompanied by Brown, July 30, 1918 at Pensa ian clothes were in storage. Miss Southern Oregon College, Ash Guests of Stevensons Meryl Potter. President Steven cola, Florida. The family came to Mr. Miller was profuse in his Gallatin expects to leave soon to land, February 23—Elmo Steven Southern Oregon College, Ash Oregon in 1943 and have lived in thanks for the fine co-operation .»’turn to San Francisco, where son addressed the club on the son, President of the Southern Ashland the past two years. and helpfulness of the various Educational Opportunities at the she has accepted a position with Oregon College, addressed the land, Oregon, February 21, 1946 She is survived by her husband committees, especial ment i o n the Veteran’s administration to The staff of the Southern Ore Southern Oregon College, and Medford branch of the A.A.U.W. gon College met at the home of discussed the problems of veter Petty Brown; one daughter, Mis must be made of the decoration resume her civilian work. She last Wednesday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Elmo N. Stevenson J. W. Lewis of Ashland; one son, committee, ofr their efforts in de ans at the college. B. H. Brown of Boston, Mass, corating the stage and the serv was a university extension work- Mrs. Justin Smith. His subject last Monday night to honor three ---------- n -------- ¿ . PJ70r to her enlistment in the was “How Has the War Changed guests, Dr. Glenn Macomber her mother Mrs. B. H. Black ing table. This committee, under . WAC. Talent Vote Kayos the Educational Standards for from the University of Oregon, of Ashland; two brothers H. C Mrs. Luther Stone, and composed Women.” Brown of Medford and B. H of Mrs. John Daughterety, Mrs. Don Emerson of the State De ’»chfol Merger Hope Brown of Dallas, Texas four sis A. M. Peters, Mrs. Fred Homes, Lt. (j.g.) Stanley C. Jones, Jr., partment of Education, and Dr. Proposal for a merger of Tal ters, Mrs. R. B. Hutchison, Lub Mrs. G. W. Bruce, Mrs, Henry son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mr .and Mrs. H. L. Moore were Joseph Ellison, professor of his- Jones of Ashland, received his dis ent and Phoenix school districts bock, Texas; Mrs. H. A. Woods, Enders, Mrs. Henry Galey, Mrs hosts to a covered dish dinner Oregon’State^CoTlege. The ------- i tory at C failed to pass last week as pat Glendale, California; Mrs. Oi D. C. H. Wines and Mrs. C. M. Fra charge from the navy at San or the Woodcraft Thimble Club i meeting was in the form of a rons of the Talent schools voted Radebaught, Dennison, Texas; zier. Many comments were herd Fiancisco, Feb. 16 and returned their husbands and a few invited j fireside. Dr. Glenn Macomber, it down 42 to 32. In the Phoenix Dr. C. H. Black, Lubbock, Texas. on the decoration of the serving to the home of his parents here s r w o ai i ± h° T l .292^ berity ,7h° was formerly a colonel in last Wednesday. He served for district the voters favored conso table, with its center piece im about four years and was on the St. Wednesday night, February the army in Europe in charge of 14 at 6:30. It being Valentines many educational projects, dis lidation by a vote of 89-18, it Mr. and Mrs. Al Snider left ported for the occasion of a large he received , Panamint when ------- -------- .day the table decoration were cussed the educational provisions must however carry in both dis last week end to return to Char spray of flowers, with a tiny USS ... discbarge. He will ¡carried out in the valentine mot for the p-rsonel in the service. tricts in order to pass. leston, Oregon, for the sake of fountain in the center and a nice The election was called after Mrs. Snider’s health. They were ly arranged spotlight as a back join his father and brother in the if.. Carnations were used in the Following his presentation, there the boards of the two districts there several weeks ago, and re ground. The recoration commit insurance and real estate busi center of the table. As Feb. 15 was open discussion of the sub had jointly studied the merger turned with Mrs. Snider feeling tee served the light refrestments. ness here, they having bought was Mrs. Moores birthday and ject. out the Billings Agency several as a way to overcome the over much improved, but a relapse “In behalf of the Southern Ore months ago. He will be in charge also the Moores wedding anniv After several announcements ersary there was the birthday crowded conditions in b o th has forced them to return to a gon College Association, I wish of the Medford office for the cake which all enjoyed. After and some discussion on the coun schools and petitions were filed lower altitude. to extend my thanks and sincere partnership. seling program to be developed dinner the remainder of the even at the Southern Oregon College, with the school district boundary appreciation for the splendid co board asking for the election. Mrs. Leona Murph y, w ell operation and work of the sever Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon of Com- ing was spent in playing Chinese refreshments were served. This’ Checkers and visiting. At a late known attendant at the Grey- al committees” said Mr. Miller deline, Washington are visitine hour hte guests departed wishing meeting is the first of a series Mrs. E. J. LaMarre left Friday hound bus depot here, returned Tuesday. “The fine help of all, at the home planned for this year by the fac of Mr. and Mrs. B. II. the Hosts for Los Angeles, nccompanvjng last Friday from a week’s vaca made the reception the success Crosbv on Iowa .. . . . ™any more baPPy,~v, ulty program committee, Miss J. St John Pardue of Medford Iron-1 »rie,” ” "'<'dd"’8 S i n “ ” , n' MiSS B Mrs. McCullough, back to her tion trip which took her to San it was.” home, after a visit with her son Francisco. She was hack on the Mr,. Op., Carler of j . . , . , . . , R-V McN e.' sacted business in Ashland Mon- Ralph McCullough and family. job Monday. She spent a week of Garden tools and garden seeds day. ville and her mother, Mrs. Virgil Mrs. LaMarre will be gone sev her vaention at home before g o .¡.I Manh.IK W .il, Garden tools and garden seeds P I ,..! Elwln Cooper of Lakeview was Rush of MedoM eral day», Inf to Friaoo. were calling on at Marshall-Wells on the Plaza piion* •■113*. m Ashland, Saturday. friends in Ashland Tuesday Unusual Entrants Noted for Tourney March 6 ,7 ,8 ,9 Lions Club Goes to Grants Pass Tues. phone 2-1231.
