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Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, May jo , 1946
Eighty-Eight Seniors Get
Diplomas Wednesday Nite
Miss Frost Marries
New Yorker Sunday
ax
r
. ,
/Vllss ' romdn HdS
Hobson Graduates In
June From Academy
curricular activities, n a m e ly ,
wrestling; gymnastics, p i s t o l
team; he was on the sluft of the
James B. Hobson, graduate of Howitzer, the cadets year book;
Ashland High School, will be the Pointer, cadets bi weekly
I among the cadets graduating i
f "7
« •*' ‘he ski
from the United States m ilitar? ¿ L
d u b and we,«ht
academy this June, and will re-,
dub
c,uve Ins commission in the In- COHA MASON ELECTED
Miss Virginiu Frost, graduate D _ _ .■[ I
/
i ,
of Ashland High School and Mr D e d U t l l U l W c d n i n O
Leonard Randolph Burgess of I
» » L U U lliy
Eighty eight mem bers of the
I Alma Jean Clary
New \o r k City were married
MUa Wilma From an became
Ashland Senior class received Betty June Clawson
Sunday at the Presbyter i a n 1 lJ,e bride of Lt. (j.g ) K„i„ , i |
diplomas W ednesday night a t the Betty Joyce Colvin
C hurch by the Rev. James H. I ^hei “bin of Portland
F n d iv
Junior high school auditorium Marie Ellen Cook
Ed*a r- „
| evening. May 24. at 8 30 o’clock
Mary M argaret Conner
troni Lloyd Selby, chairm an of June Cullop
Miss Frost served with the at the First Methodist Church
the Board of Education, District Frances Leora Dawson
American Red Croas in France.' *K h The Rev. Robert J Allen ,','
•No. 5.
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STATE SECRETARY ASo N.
Frank Deitrich
Hobson uttended the Millard's:
Germany and Belgium. She was Portland, performing the doubl.
The address to the graduating •Betty Jean DeLislv
Prep
school,
Washington.
1)
C
Ashl
l,b,'Ur,."n
on the staff of the 48th General ring ceremony.
class was given by Dr. H arry K. Jam es B. Delsman
prior to receiving Ins appoint- Ashl',nd 1 ” “‘7 *«•“ elected sec-
Hospital
in
Paris
and
the
32nd.
I
Preceding
the
wedding
Miss
Newburn, President of the Uni­ •LaVerne De Young
*, f ‘^ ’ Oregon Library As-
General Hospital at W iesbaden,! Hons Hunsle.v and Miss n. itv ment to West Point. While at
versity of Oregon. He spoke on Robert D. Elhart
West
Point
he
was
an
outstand-
‘ . a ‘
m ‘', tln « " f
M ardelle Fierling
Germany. She is a daughter o f ' Kobertson lighted candles while
the subject: 'The Challenge of Laura
•’»tudent and active ... extra
^'¿'*1* (I1 ‘S‘H‘o tU’n 7
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Lowell E Fow’ler
Mr.
and Mrs. George
Marquis Mrs. Frank Davis played Shu i
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High School G raduations.” Gor­ Marjorie E. Fliniau
,
1 1,1 ‘ 1,1 oulem over the week end
Frost of Ashland. Mr. Frost is a
A' e Maria at the organ.
don Peterson, valedictorian of the Thomas M. Fraser
retired orchardist.
Ashland High School boys' q u a r­
class spoke on the subject "G ett­ Robert W. Frazier
Mr. Burgess was a First Lieu­ tet sang the "Lord's Prayer".
ing Things S ettled”. Shirley Wil­ Jean Gay Fullerton
tenant
with the 893rd Tank De­
Miss Ruth Froman served her
cox, Salutatorian, spoke on the Tad Vernon Gandee
stroyer Battalion in the European •'■'«•i
as mam
sister
as
maid of
of h,
honor with Mias
•Wilma
Rae
G
arrett
same theme as the motto of the
d heater and has five battle stars B.
Barbara
Sheridan and M i s s
Wilma Pearl Greer
ii bara
Sheridan
class: The Elevator to Success Marie
and the Purple Heart. He attend­ Yvonne Kauffman of Salem as
B. Gresham
is out of Order, Try the Steps". Milo W right Grubb
ed Brown University and is now bridesmaids.
THE APPOINTMENT OF
The following named senior Jam es E. G unter
enrolled in the H arvard G rad­
The bride was given in marri-1
graduated:
Mary Jean Harden
uate School of Business Admin­ age by her father. She wore a
Dolores Joan Helm
Bart W. Bailey
istration.
His father, W. Randolph white satin gown with net veil
Holden R. Herrin
Maurice Eugene Bailey
Burgess,
is
Vice Chairm an of the held in place by a beaded tia ra .1
Calvin Andrew Hovland
M arjorie Frances Ballard
Board of the National City Bank She carried a white prayer book
Alta
B.
Hughes
Hile
‘ Don Basey
of New York.
•Della Hughes
with white -streamers, also a bri­
M arbery Aileen Brower
As Southern Oregon Dealer for
Mr. and Mrs. Burgess left im­ dal bouquet of stephanotis and
Margie Ellen Hunsley
Barney Keith Bussey
Phebe
Elizabeth
Hurd
mediately
on
honeymoon
to
New
fern.
Elsie Morea Chickering
James E. Jandreau
York City.
Ila Gail Church
The bridegroom wore navy
Raymond Ronald Kannasto
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Dorothy Marie Clark
whites
and was attended by
• M id-term graduates
Mary Jean Clark
Lloyd Jackson, Portland. Ushers
Glenn K err
were Robert Beggs of Portland
Charles R. Kinney
Alvord France. Roseburg, John
Cleatis Dalton Lemley
AIRCRAFT
Lillian Elizabeth McDonough
| Bergstrom
‘»r«sirom and Norman Bergs
Dixie Deane McCulloch
Officers for the 1946-1947 lodge ,'
°* Ashland-
Wallace McNain
term were elected at the regular Ha
J?oman and Mrs. Sheri-
W atch for dem onstration date within the
Joyce Mattson
Tuesday nigh, n ,e e ,,„ i of R e ^ S d ,
“ T iT ' " ™
Jam es I. M erriman
‘you can depend on” Enid Yvonne Miles
next few days, a t M edford Municipal a ir­
kah Hope Lodge No. 14 Mrs
’ tatd' wearing a
Floyd Dickey was elected Noble ¿¿'as','e ° f Carnations and SWeet
Marvnell Montgomery
port. For any inform ation, contact me a t
Ruth Gayle Morris
Grand.
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• Automobile
A
reception
was
held
at
the
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i » vim «i irie
Donald K. Nichols
M edford airp ark , at fairground, or A sh­
Other officers elected include H om an home. The brides grand­
Tommy Newton
Mrs.
Dave
Whittle,
Vice
Grand;
Diane Patterson
• Fire
mother, Mrs. Ralph Froman, cut
land, phone 21291.
Mrs. Karl Berninghousen, Secre­ the cake. She was assisted in
Gordon R. Peterson
tary; Mrs. Guy Applewhite, as serving by Mrs. Robert Allen
Joseph M. Peterson
Barbara Frances Phife
Treasurer. The officers will be Mrs. Melvin Coates, Mrs. Robert
SEE THIS NEW PLANE
Dom S. Provost, Jr.
installed at one of the June m eet­ Beggs, Mrs. Archie Pierce and
Donald M. Randles
ings.
Miss Barbara Eliasen.
ON THE PLAZA ‘
June M. Ross
Other business during the even­
Mrs. Sheridan left for her hon­
Phyllis Elaine Ross
ing included the reports of the eymoon wearing a lime green
Leta Vee Russell
four delegates who attended the gabardine suit with white acces-
Vivian Helen Rykken
grand lodge sessions held at soi ies and a white orchid corsage.
Doris Jean Sample
Medford last week. The delegates
Dorothy Virginia Schultz
Mrs. Sheridan is a very popu­
NEW M ATTRESSES
Wilma Joyce Sleppy
were Mrs. Louise Perozzi, Mrs. lar and well known person in
Alda E. Sm ith .
FACTORY TO YOU
Anna Myre, Mrs. Celia Berning Ashland having taught music in
‘M arjorie Rose Stam er
OLD M ATTRESSES MADE
housen, and Mrs. Vivian Dalken- the Ashland schools for the past
Vera
Louise
Stearns
LIKE NEW
berg.
year. She is a graduate of Wil­
Betty Alene Stebler
By GENERAL ELECTRIC
Seven new members were wel­ lamette University and member
Sherry Ann Stansbury
NEW BOX SPRINGS
comed
into
the
lodge.
They
were
Rosalie
Lorraine
Stauffer
of
Alpha
Chi
Omega
sorority.
WHILE THEY LAST
Marian Louise Sutherlin
presented with corsages by offi­
Lt. Sheridan has just returned
Lois Berdeen Thompson
cials of the lodge. Four of these from several years overseas duty
Bonnie G riffith Tison
REED’S
were initiated last week at the and when he receives his dis­
Wesley Duncan Vail
WIZARD MACHh
Grand Assembly and three of charge, they will go to Washing­
MATTRESS CO.
Hugh M. Van Dewalker
them
were
transfers
from
other
ton
State
College
where
he
will
93 N. Main
Ph. 6271 Gloria Bess Wenner
lodges.
work for his M aster’s degree in
Judith Lee Wickersham
Ashland, Oregon
Shirley B Wilcox
physical education. He is a mem­
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Leonard M. Williams
ber of Theta Chi fraternity.
Beverly Nicholson
Ellen LaVora Wilkinson
Out of town guests included
Louis M. Wolff
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Froman of
Married Saturday
Evelyn L. Wyckoff
Beverly Ann Nicholson, daugh­ Milwaukee; Reverend and Mrs.
w -i
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Nich­ Robert J. Allen; Mr and Mrs. W
ELKS PIN HORNS ON
F. Sheridan and daughter. Patsy-
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NEW MEMBERS WEDNESDAY olson of Ashland, and Robert C. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beggs, Mr
(n
Stubblefield,
Ashland
were
unit-
Tweny new Elks were initiated
ed in m arriage Saturday night at and Mrs. Lloyd Jackson; Mr
Wednesday night at the Elks the Nicholson home on Ashland and Mrs. Richard Hellner of Poi t
• temple. The formal initiation and j Mine road. Mr. Stublefield is the land, Misses Yvonne Kauffman
banquet was held at 6:30. Ivor I son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L Stubble­ and Barbara Sheridan of Salem
f e
' '
Mrs. Mebin Coates of Cathlamet.
R EP A IR IN G
Erwin was in charge of the ban­ field of Burlingame, California. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jones ol
quet. Special music and an en-1 I The ceremony was pronounced Yreka; Mrs. Archie Pierce, Med
tertainm ent program were f e a - 1 •by Earl F. Downing, m inister of ford; Alvord France, Roseburg
Jones Jewelers
, the Church of Christ. The couple
tured
during the evening.
IT SOLVES C O M P L IC A T E D "M A T H " PROBLEMS
North Plaza
N . Main
I were attended by Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wallin
and
Peggy
of
Medford.
Precison Repairing
Jewelry
THAT
OTHERWISE WOULD TAKE YEARS TO WORK
The first post war all spring I Archie Hutchings, aunt and uncle
of
the
groom.
OUT.
IT
WAS BUILT BY GENERAL ELECTRIC TO
I steel lawn rakes now available i
J at Marshall-Wells, on the Plasa. { The bride was attired in a light
HELP SPEED SOLUTION OP IMPORTANT
blue suit with white accessories.
RESEARCH
AND ENGINEERING PROBLEMS.
Her corsage of gardenias and
sweetpeas. The matron of honor
AUCTIONEER
A N N O U N CIN G
wore a dark blue suit with a cor­
Ashland, Oregon
CAN YOU
sage of gardenias and sweetpeas.
that
/N A M E T H E M ?
Several neighbors and friends
THERE ARE MORE
C
onsult
Us
fo
r
Farm
a
n
j
BOB SNIDER
were present for the ceremony
Hom
e
Sales
THAN 200 practical
and for the refreshm ents of cake
IS NOW AFFILIATED W ITH
'C<®; •
and punch. The couple are now
USES F0R electric -
MCI
®°x 4 7 1
Phone 8 j i i
at home in the Cozy apartm ents,
£ ITY.ON FARMS. G.E.
BILL REAGAN
Ashland.
HAS A STAFF OF
Livestock Bought and Sold
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Rebekah Lodge
Selects Officers
Insurance
Burns Agency
it’s Hew - It’s Modern - Its Tricycle
THE FAt
L^tlock
f
F- r .-
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A. J. Strouse
A t The
PLAZA GROCERY
6 1 N. MAIN
r
Try Miner Classifieds for results
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PHONE 4 i ) i
earm specialists
WHO DEVELOP
ELECTRICAL
EQUIPMENT AND
METHODS TO
IMPROVE FARMIN3.1
I Ml
FIGHTS
TB
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THE GROOM
fro m
BAND5i IN YELLOW AND WHITE
GOLD. FROM $6.00 to $120.00
New shipment of attractive table
lamPs ................................................ $3.98
JLST RECEIVED SHIPMENT OF HULL POTTERY
VASES
ALSO SETS FROM $50.00 UP
SILVERWARE IN KING EDWARD STYLFS SFR
VICE FOR 6. $24.00
PLATTERS IN SILVER AND ALUMINUM
FROM $6.00
DON I FORGET WE HAVE GRADUATION CARDS
AND MANY GIFU ITEMS
5c to $1.00 Store
7
MOBILE X-RAY
UNIT BRINGS CHEST
INSPECTION TO REMOTE
DISTRICTS. THE COMPACT X-RAY EQUIPMENT
DESIGNED SY GENERAL ELECTRIC, CAN
EXAMINE 6 0 PEOPLE PER HO UR f
GENERAL ® ELECTRIC
FROM RELATIVES & FRIEN DS
98c - $1.29 - $1.49 - $1.98
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Watch Repairing
jfw u fly
Jewelry Repairing
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& SONS
home furnishers
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