S o ilillen i O regon N ew s R eview , I liursiU y, O s toi kt 3, 1946
THE JACKSONVILLE MINER
Birthday Party For
Francis Brishine
Officers Elected
For High School
M i n . Fruncis
B iisbim »•ntci
turned with 11 su ip i iso hirthduy
p arty S atu rd ay uftei noon in him
Officers of the various ela
or of her duughti-r F rancis who of Jacksonville high school w en
was seven years old. The little elected F riday for the coming
miss received m any nice gifts.
school term .
The ch ild ren enjoyed games
S enior class officers are Prcsi
and the opening of the gifts a fte r dent, Boh Stoner; vice P resident,
wards. R efreshm ents w ere served Ronald Johnson, secretary am
by Mrs. Kristine to Evelyn Nie treasu rer, Ella H ard; class advi
derm yer, Jean ie M isnei, Janice nor (J. B. G oddard. Ju n io r Class
Pool, H arriet Rupp of (*>-nirj| 1 president, Don M organ; vice pre
Point, Mary Ann and Marge sidenU Johnnie W arner, sec. and
S tanstell of Medford, Mrs V ivian) treasurer, Mary Beth M cCulley:
Johnson ,of Medford, Vivien j class advisor, Mr. Harr. Sopho
Summ y Lou anil John Bi isbinc ‘ m ore class: president, Ellis Doty,
ami the honored guest, F ra n c is ) vice president, W ayne M cDaniels
Brishine.
secretary and treasu rer, Anm
Belle K illm g sw o rth ; class advisoi
Mr arid Mrs. (ioilley find th at) Mr
Kingsley. F reshm an class
their hom e is ,00 sm all sine»1 the president, Ray C um m ings; vici
arriv al of the tw ins so are build president, Ray Bostwick secre
ing a new addition to their home tary president, P atty H arris class
on north Oregon street.
advisor, Im ogene Sm ith.
L aw rence Fick left Sunday
m orning for C orvallis w here he
will e n te r the fall opening of
college.
'School Fnrollment
Up Over Last Year
Jacksonville
Ramblings
by
Gladys Hamilton
The new addition to the school
will he welcomed by both tin
teachers and pupils because of
the increased enrollm ent. If and
w hen it is possible to build it
T he fall hat foi m en are rei
again at this tim e of year.
PTA executive com m ittee mi l
F riday evening at th<* school.
R. C. C um m ings and son, Kay
w ere out early S atu rd ay m orning
in the Sisikiyous looking for theii
deer, both w ere lucky on this day
as they both got th eir buck II
was Rays first d eer and of course
he is a proud youngster as hi
got a five point, w hile his dad
brought in a three point. Good
w ork Jr.
The harvesting of pears is just
about over in the local orchards
O tto N iederm yer and his b ro th
er H enry retu rn ed from th eir
deer hunting trip into C alifornia
(The following statem en ts d( w ithout any m eat. B etter luck
not necessarily refloat the view s! n ex t time.
of this new spaper).
Fall cam e on the 23rd of this
m onth and as we look out at the
This week the OPA takes a m ountains we find them d o tted
beating in verse from our c o n tri w ith early autum n reds and y e l
butor in rhym e, W. H. W enner lows.
Mr. W enners view s rep resen t an
have been m aking th eir
indignant point of view held by fall Colds
debut
am ong young and old
m any citizens today.
alike causing absence from work
and school for those who have
O. P. A Lam ent
W hen the O P.A. seem ed slowly been u n fo rtu n ate to get them .
'lying
We heard poor C hesters fe e b le Take the sugar problem
m ourn;
M arkets filled wide and high
Severed from the F ederal feed With our one single dictato r
trough
Did the business pleadings
And put back on his own.
defy.
P ast Noble G rands held their
School enrollm ent for the first
luncheon on T uesday at a no
I week of school totaled an in
crease of 25.3% over last y ear a t- | Zola Fick and Selma H azen, hostess affair so each one brought
I cording to school officials.
w ere hostesses at the m issionary a covered dish w hich was en jo y
The grade school en ro llm en t! m eeting at the church in J a c k ed by C lara Mae Pftol, Ludia S an
ger, Mabie M cCullie, Rae S ch af
has increased 17.5% over last sonville, T h u rsd ay afternoon.
fer, Selina Hazen, Jessie Teal,
years figure.
Mrs. Alice M itchelm ore pre Geòrgie
Cody, Elizabeth Fuller.
sen
ted
an
en
jo
y
ab
le
program
con
Miss Ann P. Lm ingston was a .
Edna Evans, W innifred Kim ball,
sisting
of
a
lectu
re
on
her
recent
caller in Medford, W ednesday, j
Zola Fick.
Mi and Mrs. E rnest M cIntyre 1 trip to the Assem bly held in
The luncheon was held in the
New
York.
This
was
followed
h>
are expecting th eir son R u s s e ll1
lodge dining hall on South O re
m
oving
p
ictu
res
of
the
h
ig
h
lig
h
t
hom e in ab out tw o weeks from
gon.
the naval hospital in G eorgia of the trip.
The follow ing people w ere pre- 1 Mrs. W innifred K im ball was a
w here he has been for the past
sent: N ellie N iederm yer, M arion business caller in Eagle Point
six m onths.
N iederm yer, R uth M onckton, G et T uesday m orning.
tru d e M artin, H e n e n tta Young,
Roby Issaes w as a business call
When the prices started to rise
S tella Beach, B ernice G ordan,
They w ent rig h t through the C arrie P atterso n , Selm a Hazen, _ er in M edford this week.
roof.
K ath rin e W endt, Edna Evans,
E lizabeth F u ller, Nell D unford,
The buying ceiling was so high Zola Fick, Mrs. Edw ards, Mrs.
Shop at
T hat wages could not reach tne M ichead, Mrs. Minch.
top
So the unions p u t on a strik e
They told him it would be so
And business took a flop.
TO THE EDITOR
You'll Find a Harvest of
Vulues in Groceries at
M I L L F It ’ S
<i It O C F R Y
( >1 egon
Jacksonville
I OR
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BUYS
IN
P R O P E R T Y , ir r
W. A. CHILDERS
RI AL
ESTATE
Phone 692
|.u k s o n v ille , O re g o n
The N ugget
OPA created a lot of dictators
You had to follow instruction
And spread them all around
And strictly toe the line
FOUNTAIN — MAGAZINES
T here was hardly a business Or else a heavy prison sentence
Sundries '
Candies
And ten thousand dollar fine.
house
B ut w here these things w ere
-I-
Oregon
Jacksonville
found.
Red stam p 15 could produce a
baby boy
W ith their constant m edling
And send his parents in a w hirl
C aused m any a dow nfall
But not a single red stam p was
And m any a sm alt m erchant
found
Was forced against the wall.
T hat could produce a crying
Shopping for
baby girl.
They juggled up the m eat b u si
lì A R G A I N S
ness
They created a lot of ceilings
P ushing the ceiling up and
T hat were not proof
You'll find them on the West
back,
Side at— *
Till the m eat began to spoil
And the m a rk e t turned all
THE JACKSONVILLE
black •
SECOND HAND STORE
T ake th at great lam b disaster
No OPA interest shown;
A. B. Lady
Proprietor B ut w hen they finally aw oke
The lam bs had fully grown.
a g a in :
P A C IF IC IN T E R N A T IO N A L
L IV E S T O C K E X P O S IT I O N
w ith HORSE SH O W & RODEO
DOLLAR BILLS
PO R T L A N D , O R E G O N
Eleven acres under one roof. Ex
hibits of pure-bred Livestock, Dogs,
Poultry, Pet Stock, Wild Life, 4-H
Club and Smith-Hughes Vocational
Education Work; Manufactured and
Land Products; also Combined
Horse Show and thrilling Rodeo.
"Where you'll always find
Good Meats"
Talent City Hall to
W hen
the crops w ere grow ing
fine
Be Scene of Clinic
They w ere all plowed un d er
T here w ill be an in fan t ai)d i
W hile the people stood and gaz pre-school clinic held at th e T al
ed
■
,
i en t city hall F riday. The clinic I
A t another New Deal blunder. I w ill sta rt at 1 p.m. and Miss
B ernice W ilson will be the nurse
The hen had to lay an OPA egg J in
charge.
Nice and sm ooth and round
Off would come her head
If a double yoke was found. |
FALL
FOOD
MENUS
Properly
Prepared, Properly
Served, will please you when
Blanche
REAL ESTATE
We have customers—
List your property with us.
G. A. KIMBALL
REALTOR
FLEA
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AMD LOUSE
Insurance
Jacksonville
POWDER (VMfAINS DDT
Notary Public
Phone 191
GOES RIGHT 0( U H LING THEM!
BEN’S FOOD MARKET
JACKSONVILLE
Offers You Fine Food at Lower
Prices, Plus Pleasant Shopping Fa
cilities in our Modern, Well Lighted
Clean Food Market.
you eat at . . .
Schafer’s Cafe
Jacksonville’s Only Union Cafe
Thr{f»& Convenient
We bare the Wes fern
Union agency for Jack
sonville — if closed, phone
SERVICE to
Neighboring Cities
California Street Jacksonville
Open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
— Closed Tuesdays —
with the
List of Prizes
IT’S
WEITZELS
on the Plaza
Ashland
IN
JACKSONVII I E
at
O C T. 5 - 1 2
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nice
w ere supposed to hold If they could run his business
In regard to qu ality and price.
prices down
B ut every day up, up they go
W ith the New Deal and OPA
A lways some flim sy excuse
dead and gone
To account so and so.
We should shout w ith glee
T he chains of slavery unw ind
The poor little OPA figures
A nd this nation again be free.
would not d are to squeal
W. H. W enner
When carted off to m ark et
By a branch of th e deal.
They
511
Your
dock
The Jacksonville
Meat Market
Bossy had to give grade A m ilk
A nd d ared not change a drop
C hester was a fleshy m an
God gave us this lucious fru it
The tax payers fed him well.
B ut no m atter how hard we If she did not m eet regulations
She could visit the b u tch er
He was in charge of food control
try
shop.
And had the goods to sell
Wc connot stop its spoiling
Because no sugar we could buy
The OPA visited the jolly farm er |
He sailed u n d er the New Deal
<— - - i - — — -
banner
The OPA printed a lot of funnies
A c h a rter dead and gone.
They called them ratio n books
And y et a few die hards
They looked m ore like a Chinese
A re still hanging on.
puzzle
W ith colors, figures and hooks.
W hen the OPA unw ound its te n
tacles
They told you w h at to eat
C ongress seem ed last asleep.
The price you had to pay
t I Ils tentacles encircled the nation You had to ea t it all
And C ongress dared not cheep.
And dared not give any aw ay.
Double Check
Past Noble Grands
Have Luncheon Pues.
Mrs. Mitchelmore
Presents Program
Jacksonville
Coleman’s
/o r
HARDWARE SUPPLIES
A d u ri iMMfll
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D ep artu res d a ily fro m
ASHLAND
P lan y o u r trip s to
su it yourself. G rey
h o u n d ’s freq u en t, co n v en ien tly -tim ed d e
Large Premium Lists.
\ From where I sit... / / J o e Marsh
p artu res m ake it easy to coine and g o as
you please . . . for business, sh o p p in g o r
EVERYBODY’S TALKING!
ABO U T V IT A M IN S , and scientific research has proven theit
necessity fo r good health.
Fverybody Can Find . . .
their lavorite vitam in products in the complete vitamins sections
at W ESTERN T H R IF T STORE in Medford.
Fverybody Who Shops . . .
Sou hern Oregon’s Vitamins Headquarters . . .
Finds M edford’s Lowest Prices
Finds Authentic V itam in Inform ation
Finds M edfo.d’s Largest Variety.
Over 500 kinds and sizes
WESTERN THRIFT STORE
30 NORTH CENTRAL
PHONE MEDFORD 3874
Bert Childers
and the Melon Patch
p leasure. T h is " ta ilo r m ade” travel service
for you and y o u r n eig h b o rin g com m unities
saves you b o th tim e and m oney on every
Bert Childers pul an ad in the
Clarion (be other day. Here's what
it said:
"Planted more melons than I
can eat this year. Stop bv and pick
as many as you want. All free.’
As you ran guess, plenty of folks
sent Iheir kids over and plenty of
the parents came too. Stripped
Bert's melon patch in no time. And
as they went away, Bert treated
the kids to lemonade, and offered
the grownups a glass e'.’ >
sparkling beer.
Naturally it puzzled some folks
. . . but Bert explains: “It gives me
a kick to share things when I can
alford to— whether it’s the melons,
or the lemonade, or beer. I guess 1
1st like to indulge my whims.”
From where I sit. if we had more
“self-indulgent” people like Bert
—who believe in share and share
alike, live and let live, this tired
world would be ,1 whole lot better
off!
trip . Y o u r local G rey h o u n d agent w ill give
you full in fo rm atio n .
H. G. TRAVIS. Agent
MAGAZINES
101 E. MAIN
PHONE 8181
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