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r Southern Oregon New» Reveiw, Thursday, December 12, 1946 THE JACKSONVILLE MINER “( are of Hair” Is Extension Topic T he J a c k s o n v ille e xten sion u n it met ut the K o yul N rlg htkn rs h u ll K ild u y w ith M rs. U luru Mae Pool m id Mrs. June B im b in e a* leud • is, the topic wua "C u re ol th e ' H un" 1 tie holies d e in o n s tiiite d the p io p e i m ethod o f sham pooing, d ry in g and a rra n g in g the h a ll to s u it dill erent types ol faces. It was suggested th a t no m a tte r w h a t the p re v a ilin g s ty le was, it was (rest n ot to use It unless it was the p ro p e r Iram e lot ones face. M rs. Pool to ld of the d iffe re n t w ays In w h ic h beauty operators used paper fra m e s lo r the face w ith the h a ir s ty lin g p u in te d on the Iram es and th a t some used to w els in o b ta in in g the same e f fect*. An in te re s tin g m ee ting was held and a fte r lun ch, due to the absence o f the ch a irm a n , Helen Iteed, vice c h a irm a n C la ra Mae Pool presided, a sh o rt business m eeting was held w ith M rs R u th Backes re a din g r o ll cu ll. Seven m em bers answ ered, m em bers p re sent w ere: C la ra Mae Pool, M a r gie M c K lm , W in ifre d K im b a ll, June B rlsb in e , R u th Backes, B e r tha Reed, and G la d ys H a m ilto n , v is ito rs n um be re d fo u r, H elen M c In ty re , P earl K itc h e n , Mrs. R oberts .and M rs. M enckten. CANARIES H a lt / M o u n ta in Singers, tin e fe a r O ld $15.00 per b ird $25.00 paii- 311 N O R T H B A R T L E T T Phone 5592 M ed ford O*'i g o 'i| Open House at Grigsbys Sunday Jacksonville Ramblings Grand Master Misses IOOF Grand Dinner M r and Mrs. James G rig s b y held open house at th e ir home on the O ld Stage Road near Ja ckson v ille , last Sunday a fte rn oo n, D ec em b er 1. Open house was In ce le b ra tio n o f th e li s ilv e r w ed din g a n n iv e rs a ry . Mrs. M erto n L yste i and Mrs. Joe Beach poured tea d u rin g the hours o f tw o to six o’clock. M rs. L lo y d S atterlee o f Redmond, O re gon served the a n n iv e rs a ry cake, and the firs t piece was c u t by Mrs. G rigsb y. Mrs. G rig sb y w ore a fo rm a l gow n o f blue w ith s tiv e r tr im w ith a corsage o f p in k cam ellias fo r the occassilon. M r. and M rs. G rig sb y, were m a rrie d Dec. 1, 1920, a t M rs. G rig s b y ’s home in A lb a n y , O re gon. The s ilv e r a n n iv e rs a ry a c t u a lly occurred In 1945 b u t the couple's o n ly son, James, Jr., was In the n avy at the tim e and the c e le b ra tio n was postponed u n til th is year. by G la dys H a m ilto n T he c o m m u n ity e xtends s y m p a th y to M i and M rs. W a ll and fa m ily In th e death o f th e ir son and b ro th e r, Eddie, w ho passed aw a y w h ile In service. He was la id to rest on F rid a y. C o n g ra tu la tio n s are being e x tended to M r and Mrs. Rex D an ner on the a rriv a l o f th e ir young son, Mrs D anner was phe fo rm e r K a th e rin e Huners. L e w is B u rn e ll was home on a ten day fu rlo u g h at the hom e o f his parents. M i and Mrs. L ew is B u rn e ll. L e w ie has com pleted his basic at F ort B ennlng and Is now j ready to re p o rt fo r flu ty outside ! the U n ite d States , T he C hristm as tre a ts fo r the youngsters w ill be handled again th is year th ro u g h y o u r donations In the ja rs th a t are le ft In the d iffe re n t stores, ns it w ill be less ¡w o rk fo r the PTA ladles th an If they have to m ake c a lls at y o u r NOBLE HOLIDAYS HAVE home O u r tim e Is s h o rt as school A BABY BOY. NOV. 13. w ill close on the 20th fo r th e 'h o li A nnouncem ents are a rriv in g , days fro m M r. and M rs. N oble H o li day o f G eorgia th a t they have a E d w ard H a m ilto n re tu rn e d to new son ,who a rriv e d on the 13' M cC ord F ield, Wash. T h u rsd a y o f N ovem ber The young m an has a fte i spending a sh ort leave at been named C h ris L y n n . M rs. home w ith Ills parents, M r. and H o lid a y was u fo rm e r teacher M rs. L. E. H a m ilto n . w h ile her husband was overseas d u rin g the war. A lth o u g h State G ran d M aster A. J. L 'm iin o f the IO O F was de ta ine d at Roseburg last week w ith car trou ble the m em bers o f IO O F lodge No id and Ru«h Rebekah lodge No. 4 e n te rta in e d th e ir guests from C e n tra l P o int, G old H ill, Ashland, am i M ed ford w ith a d elicio us repast. S ix ty -e ig h t m em bers w ere p re sent at the d in n e r w h ic h was prepared by the ladies o f R uth Rebekah l<>dge No. 4. % « » % » % S o u th e rn O regon Class “ B " league b aske tba ll o ffic ia ls com pleted a schedule in w h ic h each o f the 10 m em ber q u in te ts w ill p la y 18 games d u rin g the w in te r season, w h ic h opens on D ecem ber 13 and closes F e b ru a ry 22. Games w ere set fo r F rid a y and S a tu rd a y evenings w ith the u n d e rs ta n d in g th a t r iv a l teams are p riv ile g e d to s h ift the games to o th e r n ig h ts i f necessary. J a c k s o n v ille , K e rb y , Rogue R iv e r, G old H ill, St. M a ry ’s o f M edford, T a le n t, P h o e n ix, Eagle P o int, B u tte F a lls and Prospect are the schools In the “ B ” league th a t w ill p a rtic ip a te . F riends are w elcom ing M r. and M rs. Hudson and fa m ily back a fte i they had spent several weeks v is itin g re la tiv e s in N ew M exico. They had sold th e ir p ro p e rty here before going back and are now in the m a rk e t fo r a new NEW MEMBERS OF IOOF TAKE DEGREES LAST WEEK home. M onday n ig h t IO O F No. 1Ü M r. H artm an has had a cem ent took th re e new m em bers to G old d riv e w a y p ut in on the p ro p e rty H ill fo r th e ir fir s t degree. The occupied by M r. and Mrs. Don men w ere Pete S ch affer, A lle n K in gsle y. H a w k in s , and George Y o x a ll. M rs. A rth u r D avies is c h a irm a n F rid a y n ig h t a t th e ir re g u la r o f the Red Cross seal d riv e . m eeting in J a c k s o n v ille the 2nd M rs. Ruth Backes was a b u s i degree was co n fe rre d on the th re e ness ca lle r in M ed ford W ednes men. day. M r. and M rs. H e n ry N ie d e r M iss Anna P. L iv in g s to n was a business c a lle r in M ed ford F r i m eye r atte nd ed the m usicale in M e d fo rd W ednesday evening. M rs day. T ru e M ix hauled the m ix tu re B erniece G ordan is one o f the and poured the fo u n d a tio n fo r m em bers o f the chorus. C H R IS T M A S C AR D S , In a ll sizes - S undries , F o u n ta in The N ugget J a c k s o n v ille REAL ESTATE L is t y o u r p ro p e rty w ith us. Hungry? G. A. KIMBALL F ro m too m uch C hristm as shopping. Stop a t o u r cafe w he re y o u ’l l fin d fin e foods, cooked the w a y you lik e them Blanche $ FLEA AMD O rlg o n We have customers— the school a d d itio n . M rs. M a rio n N ie d e rm e ye r was a business c a lle r in M ed fo rd , Wednesday. REALTOR Notary Public Insurance J a c k s o n v ille Phone 191 C IC A . . . . . 10USI ..... POWDER COES HIGHT DDT PLAN TROUBLED tom e By » 5 » 6 » Basketball Schedule Set for “B” League 1 A nnouncem ents Royal N eig hb ors Pot L u ck and P o llya n n a P a rty a t 7:00 P. M D ecem ber 17. R uth Rebekah lodge No. 4 Past N oble G ra n d C h ris tm a s p a rty , D ecem ber 18. R uth R ebekah Lodge No. 4 in itia tio n D ecem ber 16. K e ysto ne C lu b w ill m eet a t the hom e o f M r. and M rs. James M in n ie on the 14th o f December. W h ite e le p h a n t g if t exchange is pla nn ed . C a ll M rs. M an tch at 302 lo r m enu suggestions. C ub Scouts C h ris tm a s p a rty w ill be held a t the c h u rch social room s on the 18th o f Decem ber. J a c k s o n v ille G a rd e n C lu b w ill m eet D ecem ber 19 w ith a C h ris t mas p a rty and g if t exchange. F SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER W ith e ve ry fu rn itu r e re p a ir or u p h o ls te ry jo b done betw een now and C hristm as, we w ill clean and service yo u r se w in g m achine. Lots of new u p h o ls te rin g m a te ria ls fro m w h ic h to choose are now in stock. CHANEYS U P H O L S T E R IN G & F U R N IT U R E R E P A IR SHOP Phone 622. Across fro m post o ffic e J a c k s o n v ille . Ore. (Free estim ates in A sh lan d, J a ckso n ville . M ed fo rd . T a le n t and P h o e n ix). WE P IC K UP A N D D E L IV E R In y o u r engine B rin g y o u r C ar to us! We do a ll types o f a u to m o tiv e , m a ch ine and re p a ir w o rk , also e le c tric and acetylene w e ld in g and a ll types o f Iro n w o rk , » & g. « ASHLAND. OREGON W I IN JACKSONVILLE I T ’S Jacksonville's Only Union Cafe Leave Your Order With Us for Those Well Known Raleigh Products California Street Jacksonville Open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Coleman’s /o r — Closed Tuesdays — m o o u e rs YOU H U H A AT m e t s C a m e ru d 3k H O L ID A Y AT Schafer’s Cafe E le c tric a l G re m lin s I YOUR M EAL A U T O M O T IV E R E P A IR & E N G IN E E R IN G HARDW ARE SUPPLIES Q U A L IT Y M E A T To M eet Y o u r A p p ro v a l Agates and Myrtlewood JACKSONVILLE MEAT MARKET J a ckso n ville , Oregon T ab le Rock Bldg. • Oregon St. Phone 541 1 M IL L E R ’S GROCERY Jacksonville — Tim . Now To Select and Lay away Christmas Gifts SHOES R E P A IR E D Leave Y o u r O rd e r at S ch a fe r’s Cafe fo r R ep air W o rk bv Oregon JACKSONVILLE AGATE SHOP P. T. BURGE Ph. Jacksonville 191 1 , , - -íMí*'«* M MORE ways to 90 MORE places m From where I sit... / / Joe Marsh Greyhound gives you your choice o f How S to p I gats. folks la ear town do about aiack worrying u in yours—over bousing and prices, and crop--, and joke—and the little domestic prob- I s b m that are always coming up. m Dad Hoskins, who’s lived to the hap ny age o f eighty, has a s'.. fo rm u la fo r stopping w o rry. About every problem, he asks him self: Is there anything I can do about it? I f there is, he never postpones m aking a decision, or ta king neces sary action. to W o r r y in g hour“ after dinner, and gets kb worrying over in one concentrated period. When that’s over, he reiaxea over a friendly glass of beer with Ma Iloskins— and they talk about p easant things together, until bed time. From where I sit, th a t’s as w ork able a fo rm u la as you could find . , , rig h t down to the mellow glass of beer th a t seems to w ink away yuur worries. I f there isn’t anything he can do about it, he sets aside a “ w orrying Copyright, 19S6. U nited States Brewers foundation Oo one w a y , come back another . . . all on one All year long we have been building up our tele phone plant —adding long distance facilities. Even with this expansion, the huge volume o f everyday calls keeps our equipment busy at peak capacity. Wc will do everything we can to handle holiday calls promptly, but with the extra volume o f calls there will still be unavoidable delays. That’s why we suggest that if you place a friendly holiday long distance call, you do so on days other than Decem ber 24 or 25. Thank you. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co round trip ticket. Go any where. . . ALL the way, by Greyhound . . . 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