Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday
September 26, 1946
THE JACKSONVILLE MINER
Rebekahs Met in.
Medford Sat day
Garden Club Meets
At I*. Godward Home
I
Jacksonville
Ramblings
Mrs. P uul G o d w a rd , M r.. G ».
G o d w u rd am i M rs H ow a i 1
T he R cbokuh C o n ve n tio n und w ere hostesses foi the Jackson
.im u .il v is it ol the tte h eku h Pre v ille G a rd en c lu b at tiie h o m e ol
by
in te n t M a rio n W ilso n , was held M rs P aul G o d w a rd last Thur.-.
G la dys H a m ilto n
. M iiurday b e p le in lie i the 2 l.it A day a fte rn oo n.
Miss C lu n e H a n le y .p re sid e n f
large cro w d utte nd ed the conven
Mrs. E lizab e th H e cke rt has an
lio n w h ic h was held at the IO O F spoke on the "A ris to c ra ts ol Ibe
G a rd e n " and a short s u b je c t on nounced th a t Miss S tu rd e v a n t is
H a ll in M edford.
the lu ll seeding o f a nnuals was tiie new I*T A p u b lic ity c h a irm a n
J u lia
G re g o ry,
presided
as g ive n by M rs. H o w a rd Itre d . M .
M an y Rebekahs a tte nd ed the
c h u in n u n T he c o n v e n tio n open
R. N. K in ne y to ld the h is to ry o!
ed w ith the opening exercises und flo w e rs a rran ge m en ts and also co n v e n tio n in M e d fo rd S a tu rd ay,
seating o f c o n v e n tio n o ffic e rs p u t dem on strate d w ith an arrange and a ll re p o rt a good tim e.
Several J a c k s o n v ille m en are
on by O liv e Rebekah Lodge no 28 m en t called "In d ia n S u m m e r".
I p la n n in g on h u n tin g trip s n ext
The in tro d u c tio n o f the f ’ resi
Mrs. N eil D avidson, M is. W ( '
dent M a rio n W ilso n and flth e r o f ­ R ookard, M rs R ub y Rusque and ! week.
fic ia ls und v is ito rs fo llo w e d . N e xt M rs b. V W a tk in s , m em bers of
on the p ro g ra m was r o ll ca ll o f the M ed ford garden c lu b w ere
C o n ve n tio n o ffice rs. The address
guests at tin- m eeting
o f w elcom e was g ive n by E th e l
T ins
was the fir s t
m ee ting
Pease o f O liv e Lodge o f M e d fo rd since the su m m er m onths. A m o ng
M rs M in n ie H e c k e rt celebrated
and the response* was g ive n by those w ho atte nd ed w ere the her 79th b irth d a y on F rid a y S e p t­
Iva G ilm o re , Etna lodge No. 49, Mesdames Lois
M cKee, N elle em ber the 20th at the C onvales­
(■rants Puss.
K in n e y , E liza b e th H ecke rt, M ar 1 cent home. She was born in G e r­
S everal co m m itte e s w ere a p ­ ion N ic d e rm y e i, Edna
Evans. m an y and came to th is c o u n try
p o in te d to act d u rin g the co n ­ M a ry G o d w a rd S r , H flltie H end- j w hen she was o n ly six m onths
v e n tio n . A fte r th is fo llo w e d a rickso n,
Sadie
N ic h o l,
A dela old. She g re w to yo un g w o m a n ­
special n u m b e r, a piano d u e t by G w in , W A C h ild e rs , D o rla n d hood in N ebraska w he re in M arch
D o ro th y D ickey and N e llie Mad O ffen ba che r, H elen Reed, M rs 59 years ago she w a . m a rrie d to
den, Hope bodge No. 14. A shland. F u lle r,
M rs. H a rv e y
W h itn e y ,' Fred H ecke rt. She was Miss M in ­
nie W ie n ke before her m a rria g e
A t th is tim e th e ro ll ca ll o f and Miss H anley.
past co n ve n tio n c h a irm a n
was
Mi
Edna Evans w on the d o o r' The fa m ily came to M e d fo rd 44
ca lle d and a b e a u tifu l trib u te to prize.
I years ago.
C a lle rs in the a fte rn o o n in c lu d ­
them
was made by
A m e th y s t
ed her daughters, E lla B u rn fe il,
lodge No. 97, G o bi H ill D u rin g
D. C. M ills was able to
be
th is trib u te , E lla Ma« G a il sang b ro ug ht home fro m the h o sp ita l M a ry G o d w a rd , and d a u g h te r in
la w , E liza b e th H e cke rt, Rev. and
anil w h is tle d a b e a u tifu l n um ber.
on the 19th.
The m o rn in g session closed fo i
C h y r il S m ith is in Kt. Jones, M rs. b H. M itc h e lm o re and tw in s
Juncheon. Hostesses w ere m e m ­ C a lifo rn ia h e lp in g out d u rin g th<* J im m ie and J e rry .
bers of O liv e lodge No 28 o f j va catio n tim e of o th e r m em bers
M edford.
The a fte rn o o n sessions opened in Camp,
Mrs. .Minnie Heckert
Has 79th Natal Day
Adarel Chapter
Has Homecoming
at 1:30 w ith re p o rts fo r the past
th is a v e ry
im pressive
ye a r o f a ll Lodges and Past i A fte r
G ra n d C lubs in th is ju ris d ic tio n 1 M e m o ria l service was p u t on by
' Hope bodge No. 14 .A shland fo r
m em bers
deceased d u rin g
the
A d re l C h a p te r o f the Eastern
1 past ye a r L o u ise Perozzi, read S tar held th e ir a nn ua l "h o m e ­
! the m e m o ria l rep ort.
c o m in g "
m ee ting
and d in n e r,
I OR G O O D BUYS IN
I T he e x e m p lify in g e x a m in a tio n T h u rs d a y at J a c k s o n v ille . A d a re l
I of v is ito rs was presented at th is 1 is the second oldes Eastern S ta r
P R O P E R T Y , mt
j tim e by R uth Rebekah bodge, No j ch ap ter in the state, and several
• 4, J a c k s o n v ille fo llo w e d by e.. I m em bers
w re
present
whose
I e m p lo y in g b a llo tin g by M t P itt 1 m em be rsh ip dates back to the
bodge No. 167, C e n tra l P o int. Pre j b e g in n in g o f th is c e n tu ry .
sident M a rio n W ilso n then ope n ­
Mrs. N e lle F ic k , M rs. Fay Pet-
ed the q ue stion box and a n s w e r­ i ers, M rs. b ib b ie Root, M rs. K a th ­
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Phone 691
ed questions.
e rin e Peterson and M rs. L illia n
T he
1947 co n v e n tio n w ill
be L ue dressed in o ld -fa s h io n e d cos­
fje k v o n ville, Oregon
held in G ra n ts Pass. E le ctio n of tum es and sang several o ld songs.
o ffic e rs fo llo w e d w ith the fo llo w ­ ' T he y w ere accom panied by M r.
ing o ffic e rs elected: C h a irm a n , W in n ie R obertson at the piano.
T he m a tro n , M rs. M abel Todd,
B e rth a B atem an; vice ch a irm a n ,
V io la M oore; Sec. and Treasuer, i w ore the c h a p te r re g a lia w o rn by
w o rth y m a tro n s o v e r 50 years
Bessie H erm an
M o llie
A fte r seating o f the new o ffic ­ ago, accordin g to M iss
ers by O liv e Lodge No. 20, M e d ­ B r itt, wso is one o f th e oldes
fo rd , the c o n v e n tio n closed. A n m em bers o f the chapter.
The n e x t A d a re l c h a p te r m eet­
e n jo y a b le day was had by a ll
FOUNTAIN — MAGAZINES
present and m any th a n ks w ere ing w ill be O cto b er 3 and has
Sundries
voted to the c h a irm a n , J u lia G re ­ been designated as F rie n d s h ip
' Candies
g ory and her s ta ff o f o ffic e rs fo r n ig h t. The A d a re l C h a p te r has
-j.
Oregon
Jacksonville
been in v ite d to a tte n d “ S o u th ­
a most successful co n ve n tio n .
ern H o s p ita lity N ig h t" a t Reames
C h a p te r No. 66, O.E.S., T h u rs d a y ,
, S eptem ber 26, a t 8 p.m. in the
i M e d fo rd M asonic T em ple. M an y
Healthy Families are Happy | o f the m em bers p la n to attend.
W. A. CHILDERS
The N ugget
Shopping for
15 A It G A I N S
Families.
Y o u 'll fin d them on the W est
Side a t—
Groceries from . . .
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O tto H e cke rt, E r n e jt M c In ty re
I and B ry a n t S a n fo rd are am ong
the h u n te rs fro m here w h o are in
Farewell Party For
Applegate Folks
M r. and Mrs. R. G o n e and c h il­
dren, R obert and H arold , w e n
g ive n a fa re w e ll d in n e r last M on
day even in g by the A p plegate
S unday school, at the A p p le g a ti
c o m m u n ity hall.
F o llo w in g persone were p re ­
sent: the honored guests. M r. and
Mrs. Goree and fa m ily , the Rev.
K. E Book and fa m ily , Col. and
M rs. H utchison and fa m ily , Mrs.
M ille r, bos Angeles, M r. and Mrs
G len H u n te r and fa m ily , M r. arid
M rs. Earl Best, M r .and M rs E.
Roberson und fa m ily , M rs. A ld en
and fa m ily , A n ne tte , B onnie and
C h a rlo tte Nelson, M r. and Mrs.
George B ro w n and fa m ily , Mrs.
George B ro w n , Sr., M rs. N e llie
Powers and fa m ily and M r. and
M rs. John N ielsen and fa m ily .
M r. and Mrs. Goree and fa m ily
w ere presented a p ic tu re as a
fa re w e ll g ift fro m the Sunday
school.
Eastern Oregon on an a n n ua l
h u n tin g tr ip
Laurance F ick is home fo r the
w eek g e ttin g ready to e n te r c o l­
lege at C o rv a llis w here he w ill be
a ju n io r. He w ill m a jo r in Fores­
try .
R obert S m ith is to e n te r c o l­
lege at C o rv a llis th is ye a r a fte r
being in the N a v y since his g ra ­
d u a tio n
fro m
o u r local
high
school.
,
M r. and M rs. F ra n k H enspeter
! and fa m ily have now m oved to
th e ir new home at T ra il. James C
Recent v is ito rs at the L. E.
H a m ilto n home were M rs. F ra n ­
cis H a m ilto n o f M edford, M r. and
M rs. H. E. H a m ilto n o f F ern V a l­
le y , Mrs. Mae H a m ilto n of T a le n t
and Mrs. Etta S m ith o f P hoeniv
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About what to have for
dinner.
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and try our . . .
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From where I s it... Zy Jo e M arsh
Going Fishing?
Herezs How!
W illie fav o rs dry flies, Basil
pooh-poohs an y th in g b u t w et flies.
Willie sw ears by a Royal Coach­
m an: Basil won’t hear of an y th in g
hut a Silver Doctor. And by the
tim e it comes to steel rods versus
bamboo rods . . . #!X & **!?!
But on Saturday, each got back
from Seward’s creek with a catch
th at couldn’t have differed by more
than several ounces!
Each had used his fav o rite kind
of fly, his fa v o rite rod and his
fav o rite place to cast. So over a
friendly glass of beer, they a l­
lowed as how m aybe th ey were
both rig h t . . . which is how so
m any arg u m en ts should end.
From w here I sit, if we all re ­
spected one another’s different
o p in io n s—w h e th e r a b o u t tr o u t
flies, or drinking beer, o r voting,
life would be a whole lot pleasanter.
Copyright, 1946, United States Breuers Foundation
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R eception fo r a ll the teachers
in the J a c k s o n v ille school system
w ill be held W ednesday, O ctober
2. T he P. T A . E x e c u tiv e C om ­
m itte e w ill be hostesses fo r the
even in g a ll are w elcom e to a t­
tend th is m ee ting as several new
teachers are here th is year.
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J.”
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P resident o f Rebekah Assem ­
b ly , M rs M a rio n W ilson of B a n ­
don, O regon accom panied by Mrs.
H elen K im b e l, association chap
la in w ere v is ito rs a t the R uth
R ebekah lodge No. 4 o f Jackson­
v ille on T h u rs d a y .S eptem ber the
19th.
In itia tio n o f fiv e new c a n d i­
dates was presented M a rg u e rite
B la ck, Leora Chance, C lara Mae
Pool, M a rg u e rite M c K im , and
Bessie Jones w ere the candidates.
M rs. W ilso n gave an in te re s tin g
ta lk to the m em bers a fte r w h ic h
refre shm en ts
w ere served
by
M oree L in d , M abie M c C u llie and
H elen L a m b in the lodge d in in g
h a ll w h ic h had been a ttra c tiv e ly
decorated by Z elm a Hazen and
Zola Fick.
A b o u t f i f t y atte nd ed th is m eet-
Put your worries behind
— Closed Tuesdays —
Back a g a in !
Marian Wilson Is
Visitor At Lodge
To hear Willie Wells and Basil
Strube arguing about tro u t fish­
ing. you’d think it was more im­
portant than the atom bomb.
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