Southern Oregon New* Review. Ihunday, December
Mrs. Juniaetta Good
Passes In Salem
19. 1940
high school
NOTES
FUNEHAL SERVICES IN
BEND FOR E. NISWONGEH
! for the semi form al dance that
followed the cerem ony
Punch
F u n e ra l sci vices w ill he held i l l and cake w ere served tiniiughtiut
Mis Mabel S tevens reeeived
Jo ru n alism Clashes are bus> Uclld O reg o n f i l l Flliiei NlsWollg the evening
word of the d eath of her aister this week in a pastim e m at most Ci ol ra il nt, w ho tiled Ilet einlici
Mrs Ju n ia e tta Good, in Salem ol us llave o u tflo w n, w ritin g tel IS, a lte i a long Illness N lsw un-
Mr. and Mrs Jo h n iietllg ami
D ecem ber 11. a lte r a long period icis to S anta C laus . yes ih ey'rt gei li.nl b e l li ¿1 resilient ol T alent grandson, Danny Oldham , of Med
of illness F uneral services will tor tin- C hristm an issue ot tin tor the past 12 years
: lord visited Mi and Mrs J. J
be held at the L itw iller funeral Rogue Scheduled to appeal F n
Hughes, last week
lie was born in D ark County,
chapel, Friday, D ecem ber 20, ;ti day. . .
Mis Agues Hecklei will have a
Ohio,
F
ebruary
26,
1870
and
is
10:30 o'clock, for Mrs Good
showet
foi Mrs. Maxim* Silva
Mr. U joille is to be co n g ratu la­ survived by his widow Jessie
FOR SUPERIOR RUB B E R
Mrs
Good ’lived In A shland ted on the tirsi ap pearance 01 hty
MATS made to measure, includ­
Ntswongei and ch ildren and a Lucy Friday evening, Decembei
m any years amt was active in W ' nigh school choir at the C hrist
ing door mats, golf mate, and j
brother, C P N lsw ongcr of Iteiid 20 Mrs Lacy was ju st recently
T U. and church work w hile in mas program Tuesday. This Is tin ‘
horse trailer mate.
Reeds Mat!
m arried
factory. 124 Alida St. Ashland; j
hland She
was horn . in Dallas.
Mis Vietoi Phillips was tak
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ist
opportunity
lor
the
student*
Oregon,
Her tu ,“ '" 1
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husband
u v n . ‘ f* t” 1 2 8 .a n d .ht'r •'“ »n. ¡justly proud of then
perlor-
10 hei home llei m othei is e x ­
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1 h e r ln deu ,h in lm a n re . . .
only, 460 Siskiyou.
11-14—8tp
Kedettä Chi held its first fol pected Soon from Wisconsin to he
May 1939
Band m em bers are proudly j mal candlelight initiation on w ith her.
Barge wood log free for reinov- j
She Is surv ived bv Mis G ladys sp o ilin g th eir new
sw eaters this 1 T hursday evening, Dcccmhci 5.
Larry Haxey of G ra n d e street
al. 460 Siskiyou.
11..14..3tp '
I ’reason. D unsm uir. .C alif., Mrs week which
lln ally arriv ed and in tiie recreation room.
retu rn ed this w eek from a trip to
. earl D orchester of Chicago; two ¡the G. G.’s an
C anaries — H artz m ountain,
anxiously w atch-
Before the cerem ony a m usical no rth ern ( ’allfoi 111,1
good singers. 803 N. Main, 11 21 tf IF YOU CAN QUALIFY FOR sisters. Mis M arbel Stevens, Ash ling the m ails w alling foi theirs. program was presented by Roger
Mi and Mrs Wade C raw ford
.and ami Mrs Mary C alhoun of
1
ne
G
rizzly
G
ren
ad
es
are
w
o
rk
­
w
ere
hosts at a chicken dinnei
Wolf
°f
Medford
and
Fred
Foss
of
ENLISTMENT
IN
THE
NEW
. Cocker spaniel puppies regist
Medford, one brother. S p. Rob­ ing on th en new red and w hite
al the W illiam son River C hurch
K lam ath Falls
ered and reasonable, black or REGULAR ARMY YOU MAY BE bins of Chico. C alifornia.
o u tfits which are scheduled to
The in itiatio n pledge was a d ­ 11 m arked th eir th irty years of
blonde. 3 m iles out H ighw ay 238
m ake th eir appearan ce en mass,
m
inistered
to ch a rter m em bers happy m arriage they are well
to w ard Ruch Jacksonville 191 PLACED IMMEDIATE L Y IN ALUM TEACHES
at the next gam e lit the sw eaters
AT SAN DIEGO
ami new K edettä Chi pledges by known In Rogue River Valiev
phone.
12.12.461
arrive! ! )
THE JOB YOU WISH.
club
officers and the president,
(SOC Siskiyou)
Skip Lu^'ar, son of Mr. and
And speaking of sw eaters. Bill Lila Tow ne
REFRIGERATION trouble?
Miss
Jea
n
W
atson,
a
g
rad
u
ate
Mrs Robert Lugar, 512 Elizabeth
Stai nes' ski n um ber is very much
Call Valley Refrigeration Ser­
G irls receiving the pledges a v e , has been III d uring the past
vice, 91 Oak St., Phone 3521 The Arm y, Navy, Marine or of S outhern O regon College in 111 ev idence. . colorful and very
the class of 1939. is t 'ach in g at v ery loud. . .
w ere Dorothy Howry, K lam ath week.
nights 7973. Also repairing home Coast G uard V eteran w ith an
>1
Falls. Lila Towne, K lam ath Fulls;
electrical appliances.
10..3tf MOS rating (held for a period of present In the San Diego Public
"Q
uack
and
Norina
are
tin
Schools.
Miss Watson reports
1’aulliie H aufford, M edford; Caryl
We want your used instru­ six m onths or more) now can that she is very happy th ere and latest tw osom e aro u n d the halls V anderw all,
K lam ath
Falls;
ments! Now is the time to sell cash in very advantageously on hopes t> v 'sit here In the spring. ot A .ll.s., or so vve heard.
Yvonne T ruax, Prospect; Put A i­
that used trumpet, clarinet or his form er training and e x p e r­
Seen la tin
»ilisll hein, M edford. Mary Lance, of
Miss W atson Is ,1 niece of Mrs.
sax. Cash or consignment. Bring ience by enlisting in the R egular
lying
prom
wo
library
A
rth
u
r
S.
Taylor.
M edford; Jean n e z\nne T u rn q u l t,
’em in to . . .
A rm y !
seals try in g
ch a cat nap.
THE MART
M edford. Sue Cam pbell, M edford;
FUNERAL
SERVICES
FOR
these hecti pi vacation days are S haron Moore, K lam ath Falls;
270 East Main
Phone 8011 The high school g rad u ate may
ju st too I..II zu for him. . . .
com plete a lifetim e of schooling MRS. K. SCOTT MONDAY
Ramona Reeves, K lam ath Fulls;
NO MORE MOTH DAMAC. E as an enlisted m an in the Arm y
F uneral services w ere held
A t long last' ' ’m e pictures G loria W enner, Ashland;
Betty
to your clothing, rugs, fu rn itu re ,
The m an who has not g ra d u a t­ M onday afternoon. D ecem ber 16, have arrived. . sh riek s ol joy ano Jea n H artsock, A shland; G inger
etc if you use YA-DE 5-Y ear ed from high school may com ­ at the L itw iller funeral chapel
anguish em erge trom ttie office Savage, Coos Bay. Dolores Lock­
G u aranteed M othpr o o f . O n e plete his high school education for Mrs. K atie L. Scott. Mrs.
as the stu d en ts tile in to receive h art, A shland, Velma Hem m el-
spraying w ith YA-DE m o th p ro o fs ___
and receive his diplom a w hile in Scott died at the hom e of her th eirs trom Mr. Rogers. Tltesi w right, Roseburg; Betty Clawson
for years If m oth dam age o c c u rs 1 the Arm y,
son. F rank, at Mt. Shasta, C ali­ w ere taken several m onths ago
A shland; Peggy Frew, Coos Bay.
w ith in 5-years YA-DE w ill m ake
by a p h o tographer w ho snappeo M arilyn S treitz, A shlund; Jan et
The com bination of earning and fornia. Friday, D ecem ber 13.
good your loss YA-DE is in e x ­
Mrs.
Scott
was
born
A
ugust
17,
learning
m akes the Arm y an
the stu d en ts am i th e acccpiuntt F reitag, Coos Bay, B arbara Gan
IS/// IV/). (HU(.<)\
pensive, colorless, odorless, sta in ­
1883. in A ltoona .Illinois. H er ol the results is optional. . .
ideal
career
for
you
And
.don’t
field, M edford; Ethel S outhw ick,
less. Buy YA-DE at M cNair Bros.
husband,
Isaac
Scott,
preceded
forget, all A rm y m en m ay now
Don Eiiswortli was being be- Coos Bay; Evelyn M artin, Los
D rug Store. ,
w ear civilian clothes for every her in d eath several years ago. seiged by the fcndnlne ad m irers Angeles. Eugenie Moore, B rook­
off-duty and off-the-post activity Her son F rank Scott and four this m orning, so we guess his ings; Beverly A utry, A shland;
brothers in the East su rv iv e her.
if they choose.
pictures tu rn ed out very well,
j She w as the first sec retary of vve only hope there w ere enough Belly W estlin, K lam ath Falls.
EACH WEDNESDAY
the Tow nsend club in A shland.
NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK
to go around. . . .
YOU CAN'T LOSE!
ELK S TEMPLE
Hi Y's popcorn sale the other
SALE
noon was a huge success and the
Each Wednesday
r- .
,, 7~ 7- --------------- By investigating the manv im-
halls looked as if a snow storm
C aptain E. J. K errigan. USNR. p o rtan t advantages of a career in
V ern Livingston and Bub De-
at
of San Francisco was a v isitor at the new R egular Arm v For fur
A shland's A ctive club m em bers had hit. . .after the fellows ot Lisle w ere w inners In th e quiz
. after the fellow s got co n test at a banquet for the cu r­
7:00 P. M.
r
K agans
home on ther details call or go to your w ere hosts to th eir w ives at a had hit.
Beach Street. Both the K errigans n earest A rm y R ecruiting Station d in n er dance T hursd ay evening. blance of order was restored . . l e r boys of the Mall T ribune,
1180 Oak St.
form erly w orked on San F ra n ­
S atu rd ay , D ecem ber 14, at the
p
.
d
II.
el
1®’
th
e
.Ashland
Farm Salei A Specialty
Room 1
cisco papers.
Postoffice
' hotel ^coffee shop. Bob A rm strong
Holland hotel.
Mrs. Chas. Ja n d re a u is giving a M edford
Phone 2 1496
The carriers w ere guests of the :
O regon and Dale W illiam s w ere on the
holiday p arty at h er home on
p ap er for the annual p re -C h rist­
e n te rta in m e n t com m ittee.
Beach S treet for her S unday
Mrs. W. J. Collis was elected m as tu rk ey dinner. S h o rt a d d re s­
D inner w;as served at 7:30 p.m.
School class.
president
of the Pilgrim S tudy ses by rep resen tativ es of the p ap ­
and was follow ed by dancing, in
club of the C ongregational church er w ere given, afte r w hich a quiz
the hotel ballroom
last afternoon, D ecem ber
11 co n test w as conducted.
Rodney K eating vvelf know'n O ther officers elected w ere Mrs
A fter the d in n er the c a r r ie r s )
ra n ch er of Valley View marie a G len P rescott, vice president; were guests of L evcrett In te r ­
trip to K lam ath F a lls .
M rs John B aker, treasu rer; Mrs. state T h eaters at the Rialto
L ark in G rubb, program c h a ir­
m an.
The study subject for 1947 will
be ’ In d ia’’. Mrs. W. J. Collis, Mrs.
G eorge M iller, Mrs. W. Hilt, Mrs.
A lpha K appa C h ap ter of Epsil­
T H Í RO A RIN G
R hoda D urfee, Mrs. Cora Burns, on Sigm a A lpha e x c h a n g e d
W IS T W ITH A U
Mrs. Lulu Van Wegen, Mrs. A r­ C hristm as gifts M onday evening,
th u r A bbott, Mrs. S. S tratto n , D ecem ber If!, ln the W om en’s
IT S TH R ILLS!
Mrs. R. T. Jester, Mrs Jo h n B ak ­
civic clubhouse. The exchange of
e r and Mrs. E. P. B orden were gifts took place afte r th eir re g u ­
p resen t for the m eeting.
lar business session.
Classified Advertisements
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For Sale—
Select the Job
Kedettä ( hi Holds
Formal Initiation
........ V ov'd Like
Then See Us!
X
Elks Meeting
Izocal Boys Win Quiz
C ontest in Medford
Aciivians Entertain
Wives Thursday Eve
AUCTION
Airs. Collis Elected
Prexy of Study Club
BRSITY
Sorority Exchanges
Gifts Monday Eve
Now! Ends Saturday
Now! Thru Sa tur.
JOHN LITEL
BOB STEELE
In
NORTHWEST
TRAIL
with
RAYMOND HATTON
lA fhen somebody says to you, “ Good jobs
are hard to find”—DON’T YOU BELIEVE IT —if you’re
a physically and mentally fit young man from 18 to 34
inclusive!
In your new Regular Army, 40,000 good jobs a month
arr opening up . . . interesting jobs that pay well . . . that
offer advancement, career opportunities and training and
experience in many useful skills and trades.
New higher Army pay . . . food, clothing, quarters,
travel, at no extra cost . . . GI Bill of Rights educational
benefits for those who enlist before the official termination
of the war and serve at least 90 days . . . and the oppor­
tunity for early retirement with a life income . . . add up
to a career you can’t afford to miss.
A 3-year enlistment permits you to choose any branch
of service and overseas theater which still have openings.
Go after one of these good jobs now! You can get all
the, n J ! ?t ^ ° Ur nearest U- S. Army Recruiting Station
and ENLIST NOW!
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NEW, HIGHER PAY FOR ARMY MEN
Storting
lose Pay
Fer
In Addition to Food. Lodginf, Clothes and Medical Care
In Addition to Column One
at the R ig h t: 20% I n ­
crease for Service Over­
seas. 50% Increase, up to
$50 Maximum Per Month,
if Member of Flying or
G lid e r Crews. $50 Per
M onth f«r Parachutists
fNot in Flying-pay Statu«)
W hile Engaged upon Para­
chute Duty. 5% Increase
in Pay for Each 3 Years
of Service.
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Master Sergeant
or First Sergeant
T echnical Sergeant
Staff Sergeant .
Sergeant . . . .
Corporal . . . .
Private First Class
Private
. . . .
S ervice
135.00
115.00
100.00
90.00
80.00
75.00
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★ ★ YOUR REGULAR ARMY
A
GOOD
Wondering-
Starts Sunday
What to Give
FO R
SKIM M IA
GILBERT ROLAND
Get A Gift
narun
GARRMAGA '^z/i !- a
Certificate at
S ervice
C H O O S E T H IS
R R O F tB S iO N N 0 W 1 '
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SERVES THC NATION AND M ANKIND IN WAR AND PEACE
STRAW BERRYTREE
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CAM ELLIA S (BUDS)
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COTONEASTEK FLOWER
ING
RHODODENDRONS (Buds
The
plus
YOU
U. S. A r m y
F IN S
SHR’UBS
BERRIED
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COMING SUNDAY
L iv in g
G ifts
ANITA
£107.25 £185.63
87.75
151.88
74.75
129.38
65.00
112.50
58.50
101.25
52.00
90.00
48.75
84.38
JO B
S atu rd ay evening. Decembei
14, the Alpha K appa club had a
jew el cerem ony and sem i-form a
dance at the clubhouse. The
C h ristm as m otif was used for the
cerem ony and dance. The follow
ng girls have been m em bers
the new ly form ed club foi !
past six m onths, therefore, i
eligible for th e ir pins: G ladvs
Mack, P au lin e U lstad. Phylli
Caton, B etty S m ith, Dir Is Bergs
trom , G ayle M orris, Rosalie S tauf
fer, and D orothy Morris. Photo
g rap h ers from th e M emory La
S tudio took photographs of 1
jew el cerem ony.
H usbands, boy friends and o th ­
er invited guests w ere present
‘ OUISE
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Lilian to Guy Lombardo, "Sound O ff/'
"Warriors of Peace," "Polio of ffie Army,"
"Proudly HZ« Hail," and Poof boll »road casts
on your radio.
5?»
•3 Vi sài
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MONTHLY
AETIREMFNT
INCOME AFTER:
20 Y e a rs ' 3 0 Y e a rs '
Month
? 1 6 5 .0 0
Mrs. C harles M cFarland is a c t­
ing as receptionist at radio station
KW IN du rin g the absence of Mrs
Edw in D unn, the form er Miss
| D onna F razicr, who is on her
1 honeym oon in Nevada. Mrs. Mc-
¡F a rla n d is the wife of C harles
M cFarland, radio announcer for
KWIN.
Red H urpham of Beach street
is recovering afte r a m ishap on
his m otorcycle.
MUUN!
UTOtfe.
BURKW OODI ‘
Memory Lane
Studio
a
Telephone 2184? ‘
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Ashland
214 East Main St.
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Phone 4161
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