JACKSONVILLE NEWS
OHDEH EASTERN STAR
GRAND LECTURER VISITS
On May the 10th Memorial
«•rvices were held for the lute
members of Adurel Chapter No.
3.
Order of the Eastern Star.
During tiie evening members
were honored by a visit from Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Ambrose, Mrs,
Ambrose is the grand lecturer of
tin- grand chapter and a past
worthy grand matron of Oregon.
During the session, Mrs. Am­
brose wus escorted und introduc-
the Lincoln School.
Specifica­
tions may be obtained at the
Central School Office in the First
National Bank Building.
The
Board reserves the right to re­
ject any and all bids.
DEAN A. DUFFIELD, Clerk
cd by Mrs. Lulu Saulsberry, who
hud served as grand chaplain
during the term, Mrs. Ambrose
served as grand matron, Mrs.
3 room house and acreage.
$1,800. Phone Jacksonville 622.
Dorothy Waldron, who served as
one of the grand pages during
Officers For Coming Year
Piimary election voters were
4 Room house with store build­
Mrs. Ambrose year as matron
Soloctod
at Regular Mooting
light in Jacksonville the election ing. Phone, Jacksonville 622.
Haying Getting Into
presented her with a gift of flow­
board reported. The Democrats
ers.
Officers for the year of 1946- Full Swing in Jacksonville
failed
to have many candidates
CASH for your D iam on d ,
Mr. Lulu Saulsberry had as 47 were elected by the Jackson­
Haying is progressing nicely at
so
they
didn’t have to vote for Watch, Radio or Piano. Bob Lee
her guests lust week, Mr. and ville Garden club at the reg-'«-r this time. Among those having
very many men, which gave the
Jacksonville
Mrs. C. A. Ambrose.
meeting at the club house, Thurs­ hay down are Mr. Roby Issacs, Republicans a field day in the Radio-Electric
5 24 2tp.
Mr.
M.
Morgan,
Niedermyer
day, May 6. The following otfic-
primaries.
Jacksonville grange members ers were elected: Miss Claire brothers and L. E. Hamilton
Serving on the election board
were guests Tuesday evening at Hanley, President, 1st vice Pres.
were
Mrs. Helen Reed, Mrs. Irene NEW M ATTRESSES
the Phoenix grange. The local Mrs. Mina Conley, 2nd vice Pres.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Kimball
FACTORY TO YOU
Grigsby, Mrs. Hannah Smith,
lodge had charge of the meeting, Mrs. Helen Reed,
were
visitors
in
Grants
Pass,
Ore-
Treas.
—
Areas. Mrs
Mrs.
w ian« rass, ore- Mrs. Leora Niedermyer, Miss OLD M ATTRESSES MADE
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:---------, and Mr- Ike Dunford, lecturer, Dorothy Mills, Sec. Mrs. Eliza- gon Thur«day afternoon in the Claire Hanley.
LIKE NEW
t h a n k f u l th ,/ / / * * ? a?d “*n 80 hud charge of the program. All
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beth Heckert. Historian,
Mrs. interests of their Agate shop.
The
counting
board
included
tills t n i l i 1 frifol?nd rc cI irom ^“cksonville grangers present en- Myrtle Arnold, librarian, Mrs.
Mrs. Harry Whitney is on the
NEW BOX SPRINGS
Mrs. Zola Fick, Mrs. Faye Peters,
..l uiiv
' C uWUction that 1 will'joyed the hospitality of the Phoe- Addie Smets.
sick list this week.
WHILE
THEY LAST
Mrs. Stella Beach, Mrs. Gertrude
K • y answer anyone writing me nix grange members, they report-
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Niedermyer
Mr. Myrtle Arnold chose as her
Martin
and
Albert
Hueners.
tor information. Mrs. Anna Puutz, ed.
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topic for the day “Flowers. were shoppers in Medford on
L. M. Cline has been ill at his
P. O. 13ox 823, Vancouver, Wash.
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Shrubs and trees of the Bible” in Friday afternoon
home this past week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Patterson called this talk she gave the legend of
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The Jacksonville club, D. E
‘ Adv.
NUE-OVO Luborat- on Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Skinner the dogwood, sketches from the
Mrs. Elizabeth Heckert and son
Ph. 6271
Hartman, proprietor, is being re­ 93 N. Main
— lay afternoon
Donald
were
business
callers
in
Williamsburg Art of Cookery
modeled,
Mr.
Hartman
said
this
Ashland,
Oregon
dated in 1742 was read by Miss Medford Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Zola Fic entertai n e d week. It will remain open during
Hanley and was much enjoyed
the period. The interior is to be
guests on Saturday afternoon.
by members.
redecorated, and the outside will
The
W.
W.
Winningham
min-
Dedication of the Memorial
be redone.
LAST MINUTE GIFTS FOR
city park honoring JacksonviUe ing claim ° n Forest Creek was
The oldest bar in the state of
World War II dead will be held ’¿ ¡ A * ? ' ’ , and “ rs’ Adams oi
N O W OPEN
Oregon
is now being used as a
on the 29th of May where they *?edford last, week according to
counter
in
the
Bob
Lee
Electric
plan for the school children to ph!
from Kimba11 Real
shop in Jacksonville. According
take
Dart
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Estate
office.
take part as well as a speaker
to Mr. Lee the bar is made of
Mrs.
Nellie
Niedermyer
enter­
yet not chosen.
yellow
oak and was built in
Mrs. Hattie Hendrickson was tained the H.E.C. Club at her Phoenix 90 years ago.
Agate and Myrtlewood
home
on
Wednesday
with
a
des­
awarded the door prize, a contest
sert
luncheon
at
1.30.
There
were
Jewelry
conducted through the year was
CALL FOR BIDS
completed and awards made at seventeen members present. An
Bids will be accepted up to 7:30
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this meeting. Mrs. Dorthy Mills enjoyable afternoon was spent by p.m. June 10, 1946 by the Di­
the
ladies.
won on her General Scrapbook,
rectors of School District 5, Ash­
Mrs. Geòrgie Cody celebrated land, Oregon, for the painting of GIFTS FOR GRADUATION
Mrs. Nelle Finney on her book
her
81st
birthday
on
May
the
Flower arrangements. The ladies
the interior of the first Boor at
were presented Dogwood plants. 10th. She had many callers dur­
ing
the
day
and
received
many
Hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs. Marion Niedermyer, nice gifts and cards.
Mrs. Lordia Sanger was a dele
Mrs. Elizabeth Heckert, Mrs. An­
gate from the Ruth Rebekah
na Coleman.
Lodge no. 4 Mrs. Sanger is a past
Noble
Grand, Mrs. Zola Fick also
KIMBALLS OPEN NEW
attended the Assembly on Mon
AGATE SHOP ON
day.
FRESH BUTTER
CALIFORNIA STREET
FRESH MILK
. Lt. and Mrs. Cloyd Lee Porter
LUNCH MEATS
Jacksonville Agate shop
FRESH
VEGETABLES
’ arrived Monday, May the 13th to
owned by Mr. and Mrs. G.
Kimball was opened on Saturday visit 1 at the home of Lt. Porter’s
May 1st. They have a nice stock parents> Ml and Mrs. R. C. Cum-
of necklaces, rings, pins and ear mings and his brothers, Grant
J acksonville
W e Deliver
rings and many novelties made of a"d Ray 11 has been three years
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Oregon Myrtle wood. They will since Grant and Cloyd have Seen
'be glad to show you the shop on ea£b ° ihe„ . .
, ,
which they have spent months . rhe Jr' Hlgh schoGl Pupils held
of preparation. Mr. Kimball has their annuaI Picnic on Wednes-
been cutting and polishina the day' Mr’ Ancil Gunter has charge
JEWELRY, RADIO PARTS AND TUBES
agates throughout the winter
l°f this grade.
Claire H anley Elected Prexy
of Jacksonville Garden C lub
Republicans Have
Field Day Friday
RHEUMATISM
and ARTHRITIS
REED’S
MATTRESS CO.
Jacksonville
AGATE SHOP
• GRADUATION CARDS
Large Variety of Gifts and Presents.
Gome in and look around
PREPARE YOUR SUNDAY DINNER
BY SHOPPING SATURDAY
at CLINES, open 7 days a week
METZ
5c to .$1.00 Store
CLINE’S GROCERY
The Kimballs plan to enlarge
Senior Skip day was enjoyed
their agate and myrtlewood b u si-lby the class and sPonsor, Mr. and
ness throughout the summer.
I ^ rs
B Goddard and son Stev-
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I on. The Seniors selected Squaw
Mrs. Alice Ulrich is visiting her l Lake for the trip and picnic was
son, Nye ,and his family in P e t - |mucb eni°y ed by all those pres-
aluma, Calif. Her son Lewis tooklenL
her as far as Red Bluff where! Mrs’ L®0™ Pease and Miss
Nye met them. She was en joying,1^ 13 Ta,bot sponsored the pic-
her visit and trip according to I nic Friday for the 3rd and 4th
the last word received here
I grades^ The picnic was held on
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I the Morgan ranch. Charles God-
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1 'absent because of illness.
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To Klamath Falls
and IDAHO POINTS
1:36 p.m.
H. G. TRAVIS, Agent
10:26 p.m.
101 E. Main
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Lay-Away Plan
for
DINNER
GRADUATION GIFTS
★ Start now to plan .or those Gifts for friends and relatives
graduating from high school or college
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Jewelry Repairing
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Fo»* Better Flavor
& Satisfying Goodness s
EVERYBODY’S TALKING!
ABOUT VITAMINS, and scientific research has proven their
necessity for good health.
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Everybody Can Find . . .
Phone 8181
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Jacksonville
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