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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1946)
SOUTHERN O R IG O N MINER, THURSDAY, JUNE to , 1946 THE JACKSONVILLE NEWS Evangelists Having Service In J’ville Little Applegate I Ready For Power Rancher» on Little A pplegate are now in line to get their share of electrical power, according to officials of C alifornia, Oregon, Pow er, C. S eth Bullis, division m anager for Copco, stated that now th at th e Big A pplegate p ro ject was u n derw ay the runcher along the sm aller atream w en m uking arran g em en ts w h i c h would give them pow er benefits. The pole line and the poles w ere got out by the ranchers of the Big A pplegate area and this will probably be done by the L ittle A pplegate residents D elbert H eckert ha? been vis iting w ith his parents, Mr. and Mrs, A lb ert H eckert the pust week D elbert left for Virginia on M onday afte r spending F athers Day at home. FOR CHETS Jacksonville AGATE SHOP AGATE & MYRTI I VCt X > I > JF.WEI RY Call Jacksonville 191 G ifts for Anniversaries and I vue Weddings i f i ;i | 1 ~ I f 'T a Hl I in Percy Dick Home Consumed by Fire Jacksonville Boys Work Blister Rust Mrs. Goddard To Retire As Leader Jacksonville Ramblings A group of our young boys is , o o w at work in the blister ru st Mr. und Mrs Percy Dick and j control cam p at Union C reek, G irl Scouts held a story book •' iiy of Jacksonville suffered a the list of boys is as follows: p arty on Ju n e the 12th, wit.i by '».'S by fii<- last week of then- Paul H ardy, P at Z uspan, Lewis th eir leader and her assistant G ladys H am ilton home. O rigin of the fire is not B urnell, G ene K im ball, G ene 1 Each girl cam e dressed as her l'owne, F ran k ie B ucher and Ray story book favorite character. known. T uesday n ig h t was m eeting The contents of the en tire u p C um m ings Jr. The follow ing girls received night for the local g rangers, a stairs of the house w ere consum aw ard s for F irst Aid, C am pcraft, 1 good crowd was o u t and Mr. and ed. Through m uch effort the fui 1 C am p C ookery, Design, Second 1 Mrs. H enry N iederm yer w ere on n itu re on the low er floor was C lass Badges, and m em bership , the refresh m en t com m ittee. ■ iki-n from the burning building stars, A nita H eckert, M ary Jo The com m unity reg rets th at and was saved. The house and Hall, A inta B ackus, N orm a B ac I they will not have Mrs. M argar- •intents were but partially cov On F riday Ju n e the 14th, Mrs. kus, Alice A th erto n , Jo an Gwin, 1 et G oddard as Scout lead er for HOME EXTENSION UNIT ered by insurance. E. E. G ore of M edford presented B everly Moody, M arcie Evans, i the girls? ELECTS MRS REED CHM. Mr. and Mrs. Dick had ju st at 8 o’clock p.m., Miss A nita M ary Lou Lind, Donna Davies, The H arold L aw sen’s cam e The Home E xtension unit met com pleted the rem odeling and H eckert in her first recital. The LeW anda Hudson received her here for a sh o rt vacation last M onday afternoon, Ju n e IOth ai refinishing of the interior of th e recital was divided into three G irl Scout pin. week but afte r a few days of 2 p i n a t the Royal Neighbors house on both floors. parts. The girls presen ted Mrs. M ar S outhern, O regon they decided The fam ily is presently stay ila ll w here they held the elec P a rt 1. The G rasshopper F am g aret G oddard w ith a gift for her to c u t th eir visit sh o rt in order lion of officers, Mrs. Helen Reed ing w ith Mr. and Mrs. McDaniels. ily by Florence B ra. A t T he D er- four years of loyal service as to re tu rn to C alifornia an d dis was elected chairm an, Mrs. Sybil ! by by L. S treabbog. C otton Pick- th e ir leader, Mrs. G oddard is re pose of th e ir hom e so as to be S tew art, vice chairm an; Mrs. j ers by Elizebeth B lackburn M ar tirin g as leader. Mrs. M arion com e perm an en t residents of R uth Backus, S ecretary; Mrs. tin. Music Box by W agner. Ah, N iederm yer was presen ted w ith S o u th ern Oregon. T hey w ere so Ju n e B risbane, T reasurer. Tin Sweet M ystery of Life by Vic a gift as her w ork as assistan t im pressed by the m any o ppor uitit m eets the first F riday ot tor H erbert. scout leader. tu n ities offered h ere and the each m onth at 2 p.m. at the Royal P a rt 2, Rondo by Mozart. 1 R efreshm ents w ere served to ; b eau tifu l scenery th a t all in all N eighbor Hall, all ladies in te r P a rt 3. C hinese Snow Scene by the scouts and th e ir guests who it was ju s t so u th ern O regon soil ested are welcom e to come. Light W agness, L ’A gilite by B urgm ull- included Mrs. O tto H eckert, Mrs. ing herself to th e visitors from refreshm ents will be served by er. G av o tte by Elizabeth T ayler H. E. Lind, Mrs. G eneva Davies, C alifornia. an uppoint«d hostess for the a ft Blake. S unshine Caprice, Mr$. A. Mrs. Ray H arris, Sr. T hey had as T he local G irl Scouts assisted ernoon. M. Virgil. T aran telle by C harles th e ir special guest, Mrs. M argie 1 last w eek w ith th e food drive «» Dennee. Bells of St. M arys by H opkins of M edford, who is sec for Jack so n county. Mr. and Mrs. George DeMoss Adams. C herries are ripening fast at re ta ry of M edford Council and of Dell V ineyard had as their T w enty guests w ere present of S um m er cam p for th e girls at th e N eiderm yer orchard. guests last week Mr. and Mrs. and refresh m en ts w ere served by L ake of the Woods. S to ry Book Harold Lawson of B akersfield, Mr$. E. E. G ore and Mrs. Otto G am es w ere played du rin g the Miss Sharley DeMoss of Dell C alifornia. Heckert. Jacksonville people a t evening. V ineyard, is spending tw o w eeks We extend a welcom e to an o th tending were: Mrs. A lb ert H eck v isitin g w ith frien d s and re la er discharged navy m an, Ensign e rt and dau g h ter, M yraa, Mrs. tives in P o rtlan d and T he Dalles. L auren ce Fick re tu rn e d to S al Bob S m ith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daisy Lewis, Mrs. M arion Nied- em, O regon S unday evening a ft Noah Sm ith. Bob is now w ith the erm yer, Mrs. P aul G oddard and e r spending F ath ers day at th e M onum ents and m ark ers. See Navy Rescrve. P atty H arris. hom e of his p aren ts, Mr. and B urns M em orials. On the P la tt. Pfc. Lyonel E. H am ilton a r r i Mrs. P eter Fick. L auren ce w ill ved hom e S atu rd ay to spend Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Knox, Mr. C IN C IN N A TI — With its ntem- be em ployed th rough the sum m er F athers day w ith his fa th e r and M-rship soaring to an all tim e hiuh, and Mrs. J. D. B row n, L aurence at th e fire control station in S al to visit witli his p aren ts and o th he Disabled A m erican V eterans Fick of Salem , Oregon. FOR GOOD BUYS IN em , from w hich he plans to re er relatives over the week end. I welcomes Joseph E. Brockman of tu rn to college in th e fall. Sharonville, Ohio, us its 100,000th Hc re tu rn ed to M cChord Field WESTERN UNION RATES PROPERTY, see member. Dow V. W alker (left I, Mr. and Mrs. R ay H arris Sr. W ashington M onday m orning, national DAV com m ander, presents GO UP AS OF WEDNESDAY are welcom ing th e ir son, Ray Mr. and Mrs. L. E. H am ilton Brockman with historic m em ber The fla t over-all increase of has as th eir fa th e r days guests ship card. Brockman, who fought 10% in teleg rap h rates and re Jr. hom e from N aval service T .S g t. and Mrs. J. L. Ham ilton,) with the 121st Mechanized C avalry visions and elim inations of ce r w here he has sp en t m ost of the I’ic. Lyonel E. H am ilton it was Reconnaiaance unit, lost both legs tain classes of service authorized tw o years in th e Pacific. action while crossing the Rhine. REAL ESTATE Phone 692 the first tim e in six years th at in He is 26 years old, m arried, and by the F ederal C om m unications New sh ip m en t of enam el w are the boys had both been home for the fa th e r of a 19 month old girl. Com mission will become effect cooking u tins ils at M arsh a 11 Jacksonville, Oregon fath ers day. Brockm an plans to go to school ive a t 12:01 a.m. W ednesday, Well* on th e Plaza. F riends of Mrs. Jew el Rians under the provisions of Public- Ju n e 12, the W estern U nion T ele will be glad to learn th a t she has j Law 16. graph announced. Increased rates -----------o - — recovered from h er o p e ra tio n : w ere m ade necessary by aw ards Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beckley and of the N ational W ar Labor Board and is at the hom e of a sister in d aughter, G loria w ere afternoon Medford. Mrs. L. M. H am ilton of A rnold callers at the Fick hom e Sunday. Lane had the F irst P resb y terian Mr. Beckley and Laurence w ere church m issionary society of buddies in England. It was th eir M edford m eeting at her hom e first visit w ith each other since they both had re tu rn ed to the last week. A. R. L ivingston and T. A. states. Mr. Beckley is now asso B urnfiel w ere business callers in ciated w ith the S tan d ard Oil Co. He was form erly of F reeport, M edford Monday. AND INSECT SPRAÌ but now of M edford. Ray J. H arris Jr. EM third _ F I L M S — class, was discharged from the IMCVKLOPED A PRINaV.lt Navy, Ju n e 12, 1946, at the P e r Let us help you with your ti or 8 e*. 15c per roll sonnel S ep aratio n C enter, Bre food conservation problems. m erton, W ashington. Double size 25c Mr. and Mrs. P eter Fick e n te r 5c extra of Panchrom atic. All We can keep your old re tained S unday in honor of F a th fine grain developed. Reprint»; ers Day. frigerator going until the new 2c each. Double size 3c each. Evangelistic services will be held at 7:45 p.m. each evening in Hie historic old Jacksonvillc church it was announced this week. Special services will be con ducted by H urry la-ucock, Jam es W right and R obert Bgigian, evun gelists from the S outhern C ali fornia Bible college. The public is cordially invited to atten d the services. Special m usic will be presented during the m eeting». Anita Heckert Has nne Piano Kecital 100,000th DAV W. A. 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