"»out lient Ofvgbit News Review, Thursday, January
J. '9 4 7
THE JACKSONVILLE MINER
W riter Seeks Information
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Story Project on India
by
Gliulys Ham ilton
Mi an d Mrs. Jam es M inins ban
The First I’resby tei inn church chelm ore who w e r e out caroling
guv.sk, ovei th e holidays..
m issionary society m et at the visited seventeen hom es anil
O ne Ol m e y o u n g college c ro w d chu rch social rooms Dccem hci 2 8 1 found a welcome In each one. The
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School will open on Jan u a ry w h o e im i la in c u utem us u u rm g
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w here they finished the study ol young people included Delores
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The gym nasium floor is being w as Miss Jo y c e N icilei m e y e i. led as the p resident. Mrs, B n
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for the reopening of m m s u a y e v e n in g she w a s Host­ niece G ordan was absent,
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Davies, Ju d y Mooring, G lenn
school
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ess for the dessert luncheon at C h a rle s M dehelm oi c
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T
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Association
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Iv U v t i f i l i a l a i l i v l v l i i tilv*
A t llliv i t i l v a
1 00 pan. M em bers present were
will hold its m onthly m eeting on
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Mrs. Nellie N ledei ineyer, Alice
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fu n e ra l services will be held M dehelm oi e, M arlon N etderm ey-
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A correction on the an n o u n ce­ F riday m orning, Jen u u ry 3, at tne er, G ertru d e M artin, Mrs. Young,
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m ent of the holiday's new baby. L ltw iiler fu n e ral chapel tor Mrs. and Mrs. M onekton and d aughter,
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It should read daug h ter, but the M ary Louise Cadzow, who died at guests were Mrs. S lelten and Mis.
j a c K b v n i i i i e a i i u i \ a b w e u K u v w 1« I « i i v i V « n i e r .
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Mrs.
Young
was
leader
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nam e rem ains C hris Lynn.
tier home at lob S h erm an street,
for the study period.
The snow w hich fell and cov­ Ja n u a ry 1, 1947.
E D E N S FA M IL Y u E t U n N S
ered the ground on S atu rd ay
It was voted th at the society n
A p p w gaie Home is
The Cadzow family cam e to
TO J /tC n b O A V iL L n H O M E
night was a little late for a w hite A sluand in 1923 troni bum* Fans, dopt a Chinese fam ily and lo semi
F rien ds a re w elcom ing ute n c u u e s ir o jt u oj r u e
C hristm as but was welcomed by Oregon and Mrs. Cadzow was a each m onth a food box, or m uch
Euettd iam iiy U j c a . io JucKSunvil-
ru t
ti urn an uiiut m m u in . the children.
m em ber ol M ount .Ashland C h ap ­ I needed articles that could be
te. A lter M ed n a a been stationed C u U a t 1 t o t a l l y u c s U O y e u l o t l i v u i t
It Is tim e for the new license ter of the D au g n teis oi the Ainei packed and sent, using as little
at La G rande for aw nile tie was o r w a r . a n u a n o . r i o y u a . n i p p t y , plates on the cars.
lean R evolution and was past re ­ space as possible.
u a u s ie re d to the M eoiord fieid. t p p c l A pp reg u te on llie u.vnuay
W hile com ing hom e from a re ­ g en t ol tne eh..pi, i.
The M issionary Miss Fordyce
He is w ith the CAA they are o t-ro it CiU'isuiiUo. A t m t u m t ox cent gun shoot at the gun club Mi-
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Airs. Cad
.. horn Ju ly 29, will ee that the package is p lac­
m atting th e ir hom e w ith Mrs. Geo m t r u e the lainny w as si lopping F ran k C logston had the m isfor­
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tune to h av e his left elbow s h a t­
in M turoru.
H A P P Y 1947
was m an i, ,i m Jo h n Cadzow in fam ily w ith whom she has con-
xuis. H enry S tu e n k e , a n eig h ­ tered w hen -he was passing truck M edford on J u n e 28, 1911 t ’n o r jta e t.
Judge and Mrs. H. K. H anna bor n a s orret eu m e ram tiy s n tn - and trailer. He is resting com for­
to her m arriag e she um gnt school ' -j.^(
ieit D ecem ber 23 to spend the er. H o m in g w as sa v e n in m e tably at this time.
adlvs fixed a C hristm as
in New York and in C alilornia.
holidays w ith relativ es in C alif­ n o u s t a n n o tig li a c a o in in m e rear
d in n er for several of the sh u tin s,
S he is su rv iv ed by her hus­ and a group of young people und
ornia. They w ere accom panied by a n u a lew o u iu u n u m g * u in nor SEVEN MEMBERS OF
IOOF
TAKE
THIRD
DEGREE
band,
Joiin Cadzow, an,i three Ci the guidance of Mrs. Alice Mil
th eir daughter, A nita.
o u ra .
IOO F Lodge No. 10 gave the children. Kobci t M. Cadzow ,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy S m ith spent
m in e R ippey, daugntei ol the third
J a c k so n v ille
— • • • * • w.
degree
V
to
«V» i seven
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m
m e em
i n bers,
D C I S , Long b each ; Mrs. A rth u r Wool
C hristm as in P o rtlan d w ith re la ­
D ecem ber 27. Men taking the de- folk. Drain, O regon; and Mis.
tives.
............................. ................ —igree w ere A rth u r Frost, C larence Calvin It. S u m m er ot La G rande,
Mr. and Mrs. G lenn G ordan and C ocquille
last week.
| Black C ar, BlacR T A B urnfeilj Oregon.
fam ily sp en t the holidays in E u ­
.
.
.
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Dave Chance. Francis Brisbane,
C rem ation of her body will
gene w ith Mrs. G ordan's sister
Ail. and Mrs. o . H. L io u u aiu 'J e r r y M inchc
take place at G ran ts Pass.
and fam ily.
en tertain ed relativ es un Christ-
Mrs. Mae S hults of Rogue R iv­
B M K
S IE G E L A P P O IN T E D TO
er is spending a few days w ith n er
tr w ere
r and
Mrs. W. Red- been
|H.en ill
,n is now
no
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Mr.
anu Airs.
recu p eratin g a t M
EM BERSHIP COMMITTEE
her d au g h ter and son in law, Mr. lord ot A shland, and Mrs. Mary the K avanaugh
home afte r a stay I
Biegel, A shland city s up
and Mrs. R. C. Cum m ings.
A orvetl ol M em ora, Mr. and Mrs. at the hospital
1 erin ten d en t, was appointed to the
W illiam C ofelt anu son David o t, —.
Mr ----
and ------
M rs. W aite „ K erri- niem bership com m ittee of the
aledford.
¡gan spent the holidays in Klarn- new ly organized professional En-
M r. and Mrs. Roy M artin spent a th Falls.
gineers club of S o u th ern Oregon
SHOES R EPA IRED
i C hristm as w ith relati v e s i n
Leave Y our
Mrs. T. A. Reedy celebrated her rh t' club m eets on the third Mon-
. G rants Pass.
O rder at S chafer's Cafe for
77 b irth d ay last Sunday.
.‘lay of each month.
R epair W ork by
Mr .and Mrs. M atthew s of C al­
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. H ughes and ;
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P. T. BURGE
Jacksonville Oregon
M onum ents and m arkers. See
ifornia sp en t the holidays w ith Mr. and Mrs. David H ughes sp en t
Jacksonville
—
O ie g o n
C hristm as afternoon at the hom e Burns M em orials. On th e P la te
relatives here in the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. F red D utton e n ­ of Mr .and Mrs. T. A. Reedy.
Dr. and Mrs. G. W. B ruce had |
tertain ed relativ es and friends on
C hristm as day w ith a C hristm as as th eir over C hristm as guests
th e ir son-in-law and w ife, Mr.
dinner.
and Mrs. Don R obinson of Salem.
L. E. H am ilton arriv ed home
This is the first C hristm as Mi
on the 24 of D ecem ber to spend
R obinson has been w ith the
th e ’ holidays w ith his p aren ts Mr.
B ruces since before the World
and M rs. L. E. H am ilton and Lyle.
War.
Mr. and Mrs. G lenn S altm arsh
'h a d as th eir guests on C hristm as
i Mr. and Mrs. L. E, B u rn ette and
| children T erry and L anny of
Mesa, A rizona. Mrs. E tta S m ith
and Mrs. May H am ilton of T alent
and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. H am ilton
.o f F ern Valley.
A su rp rise holiday p arty was
given by Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r
, B ackes for Mr. and Mrs. Hudson
and fam ily.
JACKSONVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. O tto N iederm eyer
MAY YOU HAVE
MEAT MARKET
spent C hristm as w ith Mrs. Nied
erm eyer p aren ts Mr .and Mrs.
Not Only A H appy
H ake of A shland.
V isitors a t the M anse over the
New' Years D ay But
holidays w ere th e Rev. L. H.
Day A fter D ay Of
M itchelm ore,
p aren ts
of
the
Rev and Mrs. M itchelm ore of
H appiness in 1947
K lam ath Falls.
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Applebaker Bros.
Applebaker Bros.
Garage
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M I I. I. E It ’ S
<; It O C E It Y
Greetings
and
Best Wishes
For
1947
from
Coleman’s Hardware
Thanks. . . and
Happy New Year!
G reetings To All
O ur F riends And
C ustom ers
The N ugget
F ran k H ansen
Jacksonville
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
(C ontinued from page one)
to establish an em ploym ent s e r­
vice, and to publish a new book­
let describing this area.
P a rt of the program now being
w orekd on can be accom plished
this year, w hile o th er p a rts will
be carried on over a long-range
period.
CANARIES
H artz M ountain Singers, One
/ e a r Old
$15.00 p er bird
$25.00 pair
311 NORTH BARTLETT
P hone 5592
Medford
Oregon
Schafer’s Cafe
Jack so n v ille's O nly Union Cafe;
C alifornia S treet Jacksonville
Open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
— Closed Tuesdays —
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EVERYBODY’S TALKING!
ABOUT VI I AMINS, and scientific research has proven theii
necessity for good health.
It is an old ph r a s e - “Happy Now Year” but all of us
who make up the ( ’()?(’() family wish, most sincerely,
for a truly, happy, prosperous New Year for all who live
in “Copcoland.” This CAN be a happier New Year than
many behind it. With every shoulder to the wheel in in­
dustry, farming and retailing, with a green light for
America’s traditional free enterprise, shortages will end
and an era of plenty will be with us again. Throughout
the past year our service to you has been restricted; you
have been most patient and understanding, and we are
truly grateful. With the approach of a New Year we
pledge our every effort toward reviving efficient ser­
vice which Copco was accustomed to provide before the
war and of which we have always been proud.
Everybody Can Find . . .
B E ST W ISH E S
A n d S u ccess to
A il O u r F rie n d s
D u rin g T h e C om ing
Y ear
Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Kimball
JAC K SO N VILLE
■k.;, :
their favorite vitam in products in the complete vitamins sections
at W ESTERN T H R IF T STORE in Medford.
President
Everybody Who Shops . . .
Southern O regon’s Vitamins Headquarters . , .
Finds M edford’s Lowest Prices
Finds A uthentic Vitamin Inform ation
Finds M edfoid’s Largest Variety.
Over jo o kinds and sizes
WESTERN THRIFT STORE
30 NORTH CENTRAL
PHONE MEDFORD 3874
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