Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, May 30, 1946
JACKSONVILLE NEWS
Redford fo Speak
At Jacksonville
Baccalaureate
A large crowd of invited guests
attended the Prom which was
held in the Grange hall, after the
banquet. Many happy memories
will linger in the minds of the
gala crowd that was there.
Jacksonville Museum
May Become Reality
Rebekahs Elect
Officers May 20
should be moisture proof.
On
this point. Jester says pumice
building blocks are not im per­
vious to moisture unless they are
plastered with cement or other­
wise treated so they will not be
too absorbent.
Native K entuckian. John
Lewis M eyers. D ies May 10
John Lewis Myers died at the
Ruth Rebekah lodge No. 4, Community Hospital, May 16.
elected officers at their meeting The deceased was born March 9,
Mrs. Jewel Rians arrived this
on May the 20th. The new of­ 1654 in Kentucky and is su r­
Huccaluureuti* services will be week for an extended visit at the
ficers include, Mrs. Winnifred vived by two sons and three
held in the First Presbyterian home of her son and daughter-in-
Kimball, Noble Grand; Vi c e daughters.
They are. Melvin
Church on Sunday, June the 2nd law, Mr, and Mrs. Rhuel Rians
Southern Oregon Historical
Grand, Mrs. M arjorie McDaniels; Myers of Olney, Illinois and J.
for the graduating class of 1946. of Medford.
Society Plans To Ask For
Secretary, Mrs. Elinor D ic k - Myers of Wlahalla, North Dako­
The Senior eluss has secured the
Fifteen grange meml>er8 made 45000 Appropriation
Treasurer, Mrs. Nadine Coffman’ ta. Mrs. Violet Line and 'Mrs.
services of Dr. Walter Redford, the trip to Talent last week. Sev­
A fter a short meeting here in Edna Tonkel of Denver, Colorado
Ashland, retired SOC President eral new members were initiated
In anticipation of the time
Jacksonville the members adjour­ Mrs. Zora Brown, Danville, Ill­
us the speaker in place of the into the lodge, Henry Conger when the old Jackson county
ned to Medford where they had inois also a brother Edgar A.
Rev. L. H. Mitchelmore. Rev. spoke to the members about the courthouse at Jacksonville will
the pleasure of seeing the Chival­ Myers of Ashland.
M itchehnore ts in the East at this shortage of hay and grain in the be designated as a perm anent
ry degree bestowed on Mrs.
time.
Funeral services were held at
valley.
museum for Southern Oregon, C.
Grace Brownlee, a fellow mem­ 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Litwil-
by
Miss Thelma Severson form er­ A. Meeker, Medford, announced
ber.
Gladys Hamilton
ler Funeral Chapel with Rever­
JUNIORS HOLD PROM
ly of Jacksonville is planning to this week that the Southern Ore­
end
E. R. Quick officiating.
On
Wednesday
afternoon
the
The Juniors had charge of the be m arried early in June.
gon Historical society plans to
local Rebekahs were hostesses to
banquet and prom held in honor
The
Stomach
Flu
has
been
on
petition
the
county
budget
com­
Among those from here atten d ­
of the Seniors. The banquet was ing the boat races at Emigrant m ittee for a $5000 appropriation. [ the rampage in town as well as the visiting members at the con­ State School For The
vention. The visitors came in a Deaf Plans Summer Session
held at Rupp's dining hall in Lake Sunday were, Mr. and Mrs.
The money will be used for other parts of the valley.
caravan on a sightseeing trip to
Central Point; besides the classes Thane Smith and Mrs. L. E. Ham­ reoair of the old building.
Superintendent Rex Putn a m
the Historical Lodge hall.
the high school faculty and ilton and son Lyle.
reports that the staff is complet­
Many Jackson county organi­
school board attended the ban­
The ladies of the Jacksonville ed for the special summer school,
Due to the rains recently the
Mr. and Mrs. M. Morgan en­ zations have previously voiced
quet. They also had as their tertained house guests over the the need for a perm anent site in bay is going to be discolored if lodge served light refreshm ents to be held in Salem for children
guests Mr. Bowman, County Week end .
which the many pioneer relics,: the farm er can’t get it put up be­ to all. All in ad it was a busy having difficulty in readi n g,
Superintendent and Miss Una B..
associated
with the history of fore it receives any more rain. week for the 1OOF and Rebek­ speech, and for those requiring
Lt. Cloyd Lee Porter and wife
Inch.
left for their home in Arizona, Oregon, could be preserved and Sunshine is needed now to dry ahs, as well as enjoyable. All lip reading. The entire facilities
The string ensemble of Mrs. C. May 22nd after spending their protected. The Southern Oregon out the hay.
members who could get away a t­ of the beautifully situated School
R. Alexander entertained. Thé two weeks vacation visiting his Historical society is planning to
tended the business sessions in for the Deaf in Salem wil be used
for this purpose. The session will
liuw aiian theme was carried out parents and other relatives at proceed along a definite plan
Medford
run for eights weeks beginning
in the dining room and prom hall. Rogue River and Klamath Falls. with action directed toward utili­
The Royal Neighbors are spon­
1 he committee of Seniors who
Mrs. Ella Burnfiel and grand­ June 10 and ending August 2.
G rant Cummings and his uncle zing the Jacksonville building.
soring the Home Economics club
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had charge of the prom arrange­ returned last week from the
Originally the society had plan­ to be organized this week under son, Gary Moore, left Saturday
— F IL M S —
ments included Betty Darting, coast where they had been fish­ ned to place a proposed mileage .
for
San
Diego,
Calif,
where
they
the leadership of Miss Farrell.
DEVELOPED A PRINiTED
Betty Roch, Mary Killingsworth, ing.
will spend the next two months j
measure on the general election
6 or 8 ex. 15c per roll
Elvis Offenbacher. and Wesley
visiting at the home of Mrs. Burn-
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hamilton ballot in November, however le­
Double size 25c
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Smith are fiel’s daughter and son in law
Grinsted. They secured a three had water installed in their home gal complications encountered
5c
extra
of Panchromatic. AU
expecting
their
son,
Ensign
Rob­
piece orchestra for the evening. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. LaMonte Dewy.
caused the society to change its
fine
grain
developed. Reprints
e
rt
home
in
the
near
future.
He
plans. Mr. Meeker stated that the
2c each. Double size 3c each.
state legislature would have to is to receive his discharge from
r>eckle or plain edge. Guaran
pass proper legislation before the the navy. Their other son, Jack
teed work. Enlarging, coloring,
mileage proposal could be put is still down in Panama with the
Engineers.
copying. Low prices. Send to—
into effect.
Dairymen who either are build­
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edens and ing or contemplate building milk
ECONOMY
In order to assure success to
PHOTO FINISHERS
the plan to make the Jacksonville family of New York City have houses may save themselves time
Box 1576, Station D
building a perm anent museum been visiting at the home of Mr. and money by ascertaining that
LOS ANGELES 7, CALIF.
the Society plans to get a thous­ Edens parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. such construction and equipm ent
and members at $2.00 a member. Edens. Mr. Edens has been trans- meet state requirem ents for the
I RI'SH BREAD AND PASTRIES DELIVERED DAILY
This would insure financial back­ fered from New York to La grade of m ilk they sell.
Such
ing and a strong enough m em ­ Grande, Oregon where they will plans may be subm itted for ap­
W r Don't Ration Our Stocks . . . First Come, First Served
bership to see completion of the reside in the future.
proval or suggestions to C. R.
A'OU" OPEN
project.
Geo Edens has received his dis­ Jester, Box 1503. Medford who is
The Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Skin­ charge and was also home at this the representative of the state de­
ner will leave for California time, to enjoy a visit with the partm ent of agriculture, division
within a few days w here they family. Geo. will leave soon for of foods and dairies for Jose­
will attend the graduation exer­ the East where he will be m arr­ phine, Jackson and K lam ath
ied.
cises of their daughter, Enid.
counties. Or they may be sent
Agate and Myrtlewood
direct to the departm ent head­
Jewelry
quarters at Salem.
C all J acksonville 19 i
State regulations require cer­
tain types of m aterials as well as
construction. M aterials going into GIFTS FOR G RADU ATIO N
construction of milk houses
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
i Reed, Sunday.
j Mr. and Mrs. John Loper and
Baccalaureate services were son were callers in Talent, Sat­
held for sixteen graduates of the urday evening.
Mrs. Joe Williamson and son,
Talent High School a t 8 o’clock
last Sunday evening, at Talent, Darrell have gone to California
ABOUT VITAMINS, and scientific research has proven their
in the beautifully decora t e d to visit friends. Mrs. Williamson
necessity for good health.
Friends church.
plans to extend her trip to Okla
The speaker of the evening was homa where she will spend a few
the Reverend Milo C. Loss of weeks with her father.
Medford. Mr. George Maddox
Mrs. Nona G ilbrath is in Cal­
in the comPlete vitamins sections
sang the “Lord’s P rayer” and ifornia visiting her son and
at WESTERN THRIFT STORE in Medford.
“God Bless This House" accom daughter.
panied by Mrs. Maddox. A large
Roy Estes, Ben Clark and Del­
crowd attended the services.
bert Clark made a trip to Coqu­
ille, Oregon last week-end.
Sou hern Oregon’s Vitamins Headquarters . . .
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TALENT BIBLE SCHOOL WILL
Mrs. Katie Dunn, Mrs. Clara
Finds Medford’s Lowest Prices
BEGIN MONDAY. JUNE 3RD.
Daily vacation Bible school Dudley and daughter, Verna of
Finds Authentic Vitamin Information
will begin next Monday, June 3, Kings Highway were calling on
Finds Medford’s Largest Variety.
at the Methodist church. Classes friends in Talent Saturday after­
Over 500 kinds and sizes
will be from 9 to 11 a.m. Mrs. noon.
Miss
Dora
Lee
Allen
of
Nash­
Genevieve Holdridge will be sup­
ville Tenn. who is traveling
erintendent.
through the northw est, under the,
30 North Central
Mrs. Jay Terrill was a dinner direction of the Board of Educa­
Phone Medford 3874
guest Sunday of Mrs. L. C. Hack- tion of the Methodist church,
spoke to the Sunday School
ler.
Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Cannon teachers, Friday evening.
received a long distance tele
phone call from their son Carl i
ton Saturday evening. Carlton
A NEW SHIPMENT
told his parents that he was
HAS JUST ARRIVED
leaving Sunday morning a t 4 a.
m. for duty in the European
Theater. He also sent Best Re­
gards to all his Talent friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holdridge
were afternoon callers a t the
SUGAR AND CREAMER ...........
Jacksonville
Ramblings
Vlilk Houses Must
Meet Requirements
CLINES IN JACKSONVILLE
has groceries
To feed your family and fit your purse
GROCERY
Jacksonville
AGATE SHOP
News from Talent
Baccalaureate Held
at Talent Church
EVERYBODY’S TALKING?
Everybody Can Find . . .
Everybody Who Shops . . .
Happy the Bride With Wedding
Gifts From
WESTERN THRIFT STORE
WEITZEUS
Westmoreland Glass
NELIC9PTEF S TO FLY FBOM SHANGRI-LA AT BIKIR1
$1,00 TO $5.95
Heisey Glass Gift Itme
$1,60
$2.75
SHELL SALAD BOWL
Handcraft Everlast Metal
Serving trays. Bread tTrays, Candlesticks, Coasters
Fruit Bowls
S J .0 0 to
Priced From
’5«
Pyrex Mixing Bowls
ASSORTED
COLORS
Plastic Friut Juicers
Teapots
FINE FOODS COOKED
$2.50
$1.00
$1.59 to $2.95
WEITZEL’S
On the Plasa
Ashland
Schafer’s Cafe
California Street
Jacksonville
THE WAY YOU LIKE THEM
Try Our Steaks
California St.
Jacksonville
Officifl U.S. N a v y Photograph
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