SOUTHERN OREGON MINER, THURSDAY, JUN E
JACKSONVILLE NEWS
Baccalaureate Well
Attended on Sunday
Eighteen Seniors
Graduated June 5
B accalaureate service’s ipr J a c ­
ksonville high school w ere held
on S unday, Ju n e the 2nd at 11
o'clock u.m. The program was
well attended by friends and rel
atives of the class.
The following program
wa;
presented: P relude ‘ Come to M< ”
Mrs. H arris; processional, "M a r­
che du Sucre,” Mrs. H arris; call
to worship, choir? doxology, in ­
vocation, Mr. E. V. M artin;
“Gloria,," C ongregation;
high
school sextette, ‘God is My S p ir­
it,” address ‘W hat Is Success,”
Dr. W alter Bedford. Recessional
was by Mrs. H arris.
The church was decorated by
Mrs. Stella Beach and Mrs. M ar­
ion N iederm yer.
High school com m encem ent e x ­
ercise« tor Hi gruduuting m em ­
ber« of the senior c I mrk of J a c k ­
sonville High School w ere held
W ednesday night, Ju n e the 5th.
This was the 20th annul com ­
m encem ent.
A fter the processional, the Rev.
D W D aniels gave the invoca­
tion. This was followed by the
S alu tato rian ,
B arb ara
N ieder­
m yer. The V aledictorian, G loria
F air, then spoke.
The high school choir under
the direction of Mrs. Im ogene
S m ith sang, Bless Ye the L ord,”
and “Blow Soft W inds."
Dr. Rlmo Stevenson, president
of the S ou th ern O regon College,
m ade
the
principal
address, KIMBALL AND McDAMIELS
speaking on the subject, "M as­ NEW ODD FELLOW OFFICERS
tering the A rt of Living.” A fter I G. A. K im ball was elected
his speech the presentation oil Noble G rand of the Independent
Honor aw ards was m ade and this O rder of Odd Fellow s, and Jack
elected
vice
was followed by the presentation McDuniels was
of diplom as to the graduates by grand. They will tdke office on
the ch airm an of the school board, Ju ly 1.
Mrs. It. J. H arris.
Closing cerem onies included 150 TURN OUT TO EAT
"L ondonderry A ir,” by the high CHICKEN FRIDAY NIGHT
Adreal C h ap ter of the Eastern
school band, followed by the
S ta r played hostess to 150 guests
benediction and recessional.
High school grad u ates receiv­ who attended a chicken dinner
ing diplom as w ere: B etty D a rt­ which was served by the o rg an i­
ing, D orthea K antor, B arbara zation F riday night. May 31.
Officials of the lodge, who had
N iederm yer, C ath arin e
Sm ith,
Wesley G rinsted, Snnonne P etard charge of tjic d in n er stated th at
appreciated the
tu rn o u t
Paul H enspcter, Ju n e C larke, they
M ary K illingsw orth, G loria Fair. very m uch, and th a t the response
Fritz O ffenbacher, C haryle Mc­ was m uch m ore than had been
A llister, Elvis O ffenbacher, W an­ expected.
da M ey ei, B ette Hock, Eugene
S heperd, K indred Thom as, B y­
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Cum m ings
ron C arter.
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had as th eir guests S unday Mr,
K indred Thom as has com pleted C um m ing’s youngest brother, and
his high school course this y ear J fam ily of K lam ath Falls, Oregon
afte r having in in terru p te d by his
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hamilton
lton
call into the service of his coun­ received word W ednesday th at
try, w hich he served well in the th eir son E dw ard had been tra n s ­
Navy.
ferred into the A rm y A irw ays
Com m unication System of the A
Since the rain M elvin Hall and AF. He is now stationed at Mc-
P ete Fick have cut th eir first C hord Field out of Tacoma, Wn.
crop of hay.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam B rom ley
and fam ily visited in Jac k so n ­
v i l l e S aturday. T hey w ere lunch-
jeon guests at the hom e of Mi.
j and Mrs. G. B. G oddard and af-
| ternoon guests a t the W ayne C a r­
ter home. Mr. Brom ley was fo r­
m er coach here and is now sup-
I erin ten d en t of the Coos R iver
Jacksonville
Ramblings
by
G ladys H am ilton
★ The com m unity ext« nds its
sym pathy to Ju d g e II. K. H anna
in the passing of his sister, Mrs.
F ran k Ovi rbeck of Sun Francisco
C alifornia, last week.
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’° .. Honor War Dead
A Home E xtension Unit will
be oiganized in Jacksonville
Ju n e JO, it wa« reported by
Home Extension head q u arter,
this week. The initial m eeting
will take place at the Royal
N eighbors hall.
. Ail ladies who are interested
in tins type of work are urged
to attend.
★ Because of the M emorial s e r­
vices held W ednesday the girl SOC BACCALAUREATE TALK
scouts did not hold th eir w eekly EMPHASIZES SELF-MASTERY
m eeting.
Southern Oregon College, June
3—The 20th an n u al baccalaureate
★ The city has had w ater p ip ­
address at the S outhern Oregon
ed in so th at the park m ay re ­ College was delivered by the
ceive w ater for its trees. They R everend Victor Phillips, pastor
hope in
tim e to have
o th er of the F irst M ethodist church ol
shrubs and flow ers added, and if Klarr lath Fails, S unday afternoon,
possible a Jawn will be planted. Ju n e 2. Rev. P hillips spoke on
★ F riends of the eighth g ra d ­ subject of Self M astery,’ stating
ers are hereby rem inded th a t the th a t m an m akes or m ars his own
g raduating exercises will be O ld destiny, th a t the g re a te r foe is
on F riday, the 7th of J u n e at w ithin ra th e r than w ithout, and
1:45 p.m. w ith Supt. Lyle L indley th a t victory over self is the g re a t­
of P hoenix school giving th e a d ­ est conquest m an can achieve.
The speaker urged the g ra d u a t­
dress.
ing class to overcom e the inner
★The school youngsters are re ­ evils of fear, doubt, selfishness,
ceiving th eir .,ix weeks tests and greed and indifference, and so
th eir finals for the years term , set free the better self.
which will close on Ju n e the 7th. P resid en t Elmo N. Stevenson
WORLD’S LARGEST CARRIERS SAIL
TOGETHER AS EIGHTH FLEET MANEUVERS
M em orial, day services w ere
held in Jacksonville, May the
.¡9th at 3:30 p.m. in honor of
W ayne Com best, George Davis,
nd Ju stice L. Lewis, and other
var dead of the nation.
T hree trees w ere p lanted by
th e Jack so n v ille G arden C lub
in honor of the three local youths.
Miss C laire H anley was ch a ir­
m an of the p rogram com m ittee.
A large crow d was in a tte n d ­
ance tor the follow ing program :
P resen tatio n of colors by Dale
r ick, Don H arris and Ray C um ­
m ings, Jr. T hree boy» from scout
troop 35. "O nw ard C h ristian Sol­
d iers,” school band directed by
Mrs. S m i’.h.
Invocation,
Rev.
Milo D. Ross, pastor of the
r riends C hurch of M edford.
Mrs. Lois McKee, president of
the local G arden Ciuo, gave a
aiiort talk and gave cred it for
the idea and the th ree cedars to
Mrs. Anna Colem an. Mrs. Cole­
m an selected th e following three
trees: D eodar, L ebanon and P ort
O rlto ra cedars, each having a
distinctive beau ty of its own
when the full height is reached.
S p eak er Beu S chm idt chose as
his su b ject “The F o u r F reedom s”
th a t the young m en h ad given -
th e ir all, so th a t we could go o n !
receiving these right«» as citizens
of th e U nited States. Mr. S chm idt
is the YMCA directo r of M ed­
ford.
LEGION MEETING
,
R egular Legion m eeting
, a t 8 p.m., Ju n e 11 a t the
’ Legion Hall. All L egion­
naires urged to be p res­
ent. A shland Post extends an in ­
v itation to all ex-servicem en to
attend.
on fine
FOODS
i
Crispy Crackers
1 p o und ...............
POST TENS.
Package ...........
HO
, L arge size p k g e.......
19c
25c
29c
10c
49c
introduced the speaker. The Rev-
George M. S hum an of the F irst
HERSHEY’S COCOA
Package-.. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
P resb y terian church of A shland
aided in the service. M usic was
S & W TEA BAGS
supplied by college m usicians.
48 count ..................
B ennett L oftsgaard of K lam ath
F alls app eared in a baritone solo.
Hazel P arm an of P o rt O rford
gave a violin solo. O ther m em ­
bers of the orch estral group w ere
P au l A ikins, V irginia Alley,
M ary C orthell,
N orm a
Elder,
W illiam R obertson, Leslie Segs-
The Peoples Store
w orth, M axine K ieckm an, H enry
Williams. Music was directed by i S taple an d Fancy G roceries,
W allace S app of the College F resh V egetables, D ry Goods, j
Shoes, G rain, Feed, etc
faculty.
T V ir,
McIntyre
Mercantile Co.
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OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS FOR
3 DAYS IN JACKSONVILLE
For three days last week
opportunity knocked at the
door of Jacksonville residents
says Bob Lee, Jacksonville
merchant. who placed a
S19C0 diamond ring in his
show window and placed a
price tag of S10.00 on it. No
customers s t o p p e d during
the three days and at the end
of the time Bob states he re­
moved the ring for safe keep­
ing. and the original price.
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Home Extension Unit ^ d a f S PlSiltcd tú
MeÄ
6,
j*' t í V.ÿi'
■at a t . . .
Jacksonville, Oregon
Wheelbarrows, wood and steel,
at Marshall-Wells on the Plaza.
Phone 21231.
SCHAFER’S
I school.
I
SUNDAY
MONDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Closed Each Tuesday
Schafer's Cafe
Mrs. Phyllis R yan and sons,
John, R ichard and R obert w ere
visitors in Jacksonville T hursday
afternoon.
A. R. Livingston and T. A.
, B urnfiel w ere business callers in
M edford W ednesday.
Ray H igginbotham of C entral
I P oint baled hay for M organ and
I Roby Isaacs last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W arren of M ad­
ras, Oregon are spending a few
days in Ashland.
IT’S
W E IT Z E L * /
FOR THAT
Jacksonville’s Only Union Cafe
California Street
Maple and Cherry Wood Salad Bowls
Jacksonville
The USS Franklin D. Roo'
1 (foreground) and the USS Mu
(astern) take part In maneuver., ui the U. S. Eighth Fleet, which is r
the command of Admiral Marc A. Mitseher, USN. Both 45,000-tor.ners
are two of the three largest carriers in the world, the other one being .1
USS Coral Sea. The present maneuvers will extend into the summer.
Open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
J
80c
Supreme Finish Salad Fork and Spoon
in Maple
98c
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FOR GIFTS
Mr.
ANNOUNCING
Jacksonville
AGATE SHOP
that
AGATE & MYRTLEWOOD
JEWELRY
Mrs. George R. Miller
Have Bought
Call Jacksonville 191
Gifts for Anniversaries
and
June Weddings
IN
and Ulan to Continue
to serve
IT ’S
Hall C hina Teapots, all shapes and colors
Coleman’s
$1.95
f 'r
Handpainted Seven-Piece Iced Tea Set
HARDWARE SUPPLIES
$5.95
Kromex Bun Warmer
With the best in groceries
and food products
fi
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Jacksonville
L L tn
Oregon
$2.65
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EVERYBODY’S TALKING!
Jacksonville & Community
pair
New Shipment!
JACKSONVILLE
CLINE’S GROCERY
Ü
$5.25
ABOUT VITAMINS, and scientific research has proven their
necessity for good health.
.
Kromex Casserole
$5.00
Everybody Can Find . . .
Kromex Sizzling Oven Broiler, with
Gravy Tree
their favorite vitamin products in the complete vitamins sections
at WESTERN TH RIFT STORE in Medford.
$2.50
Everybody Who Sheps . . .
A olrath Triple Coat (extra heavy) W’hite
Enamel Kettle, 7-quart size
*
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Finds Medford’s Largest Variety.
Over joo kinds and sizes
WESTERN THRIFT STORE
30 North Central
Phone Medford 3874
$2.55
New Crater Lake Pictures
$1.49 - $8.95
Jacksonville
WEITZEL’S
Ashland