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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.
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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
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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.
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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 ,
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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
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Agates
and
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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
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MORE ways to 90
MORE places
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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
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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 . . . Go at the time that suits you
best . . . take your pick of frequent, better-timed
daily departures. Go Greyhound and get mort
for your money.
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