Southern Oregon miner., January 30, 1947, Image 7

Southern Oregon New» Review, lliuivdjy, January 30, 1^47
THE
Royal Neighbors
Install Officers
JACKSONVILLE MINER
Stella Beach Is
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L a st w eek th e se n io r class of ¿June» u a u c e which w as nexu ¿»at
turn of o fficers on th e n ig h t o í | *****
c h ap el Im M is. M ai er» Day lea w ill he p a ri of the n o o n O t h c i officers e le c te d w e re | Ja c k so n v ille h ig h school p re se n t- ut uuy in g o t a t tn e lU U t n a n . A
J a n u a r y 21. T h ey p ie se n te d th e I k*11'4’! Bytlei w ho p a sse d a w a y a t e v e n t
T he p ro g ra m c o m m itte e N ellie N ied erm ey er, vice p r e s i- 'e d ‘ W hen th e B ough B re a k s.” w ism n g w en w as also a p a r t 01
l e l l i mg O ra c le w ith a pust o ra c le *" 1 hom e W e d n e .d a y n ig h t aftei 'w ill in clude Mi - E lm er A dam s den t: Z.ola Kick, se c re ta ry ; .M ar-¡T h e p la y w as u n d e r th e d ire c tio n uie a x ia ir a n a m is p ro d u c e d som e
ian N ie d e rm e y e r; V irginia M a d -¡o f M r. J o h n H a rr w h o chose the 91U.UU. A lb e rt f te c a e r i w as c h a ir ­
pm a n d th e C e re m o n ia l M a r s h a ll'* 111 *Bness of t i l l i e n y e a is. S h e and F re sh m a n C lass m o th ers,
d«, .. and Alice M itchelrrfore w e re | fo llo w in g fo r th e cast; H elen m a n 01 tn e d a n c e c o m m itte e .
an d a ssista n t M arsh all w ith B oyal 1 W*'N U n a tiv e ol Iow a, an d had 1 D om e l-.xten - ion U nit will m eet a ls o elected to fill new posts.
S h a rp , Jo y c e W olf, D onna W all,
M em b ers 01 tn e lodge s ta te th a t
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th e old
old Stagi
S ta g e Hoad I " n F rid a y , F e b ru a ry I .th e topic
N eig h b o rs pins.
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B read B aking. S elm a Huz- hostess, was assisted by S te lla
la H ard , R ic h a rd N ie d e rm e y e r, p a n in tin s a lla ir a n d w ho m ad e
O i l u t i s iiMUtlifd w ere O i a c l e 1, . ................................
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, I .n ,„ul C la ra M ae Pool w ill fx* th e
l i m e 5e.11.-. a g o w in n th e la n u ly
Don Jo h n so n , E va Clexnm er, Ron «1 a success.
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Lunch« on w ill be se rv e d
Jo h n so n .
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larnilton.
I u m m liis, Vice U n te le m a ig a ie l w h e re sh e iiad re sid e d for th e
• noon foi a no m in al c h arg e. All
M r. a n d M rs. G o rd a n K im b a ll
The business m e e tin g w as p r e ­
P re c e d in g th e p la y th e school
« vicu U. i i ; C h a in c ilo i, iviary .Men 1* p a st th re e y e a rs. Mrs. H yder w a s H 'ie in v ite d w h e th e r m e m b e rs or
sold th e ir hom e on J a c k so n v ille
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H ill to M r. an d M rs. J a m e s J a m ­
going. In a d d itio n to h e r w idow
W v a re glad Io re p o rt at th is N ellie N ied erm ey er led th e g ro u p b ers “L e g io n n a ire s on P a ra d e ,”
ieson of P h o e n ix w h o w ill m a k e
lu e e iv c r , S y b il ¿»icw an; iviui-
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,h i' ’ M rs A yres is g e ttin g
by T ay lo r.
“ H ik in g S ong,” by th e ir h o m e h e re in th e n e a r fu ­
so u ii, Laos 1.« i n k i n g ,
. » a i s i a u t ville, sh e leaves tw o g ra n d c h ild ¿*ll,,n nicely and w as a b le to leave m eeting.
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Cieueva
n a v ie s , r. n, R onnie an d A nna, w ho m ade
M em bers p re se n t i n c l u d e d K ro n e a n d “G ay F ie s ta ,” a M ex i­ tu re .
h o sp ital an d sta y at her son
T he K im b a ll’s a re re m o d e lin g
in n e r ¿sentinel, Je ssie T e a i; g ü i ­ th e n hom e w ith th e n g ra n d p a i | ;,nd d a u g h ti 1 in la w ’s hom e u n til M yrtle A rnold, O pal C a lle r, A nna can folk song w e re p re se n te d by
th e ir sto re a n d office
b u ild in g
m o «' ¿»eutuiei, a a iu n ¿»until, m an
en ts. O ne son, S ta n le y of C e n tra j s ' u ' *s able to tra v e l to h e r hom e, W endt, N ellie N ie d e rm e y e r, R u th th e h ig h school c h o ru s, b e tw e e n
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1 e a rl K itc h e n ; F a ith , G o ld ie c a s i tw o b ro th e rs in W ashington.
“V alse L le w e lly n " by W iedoeft k e e p in g a p a r tm e n t in w h ic h th e y
° F lisl w ‘ “ ’
N oble G ra n d M itehelinore, K a th a rin e W endt,
ui-r, C o u rag e, Lance i.in u ; iviuu-
G o rd o n K im ball and P ast N oble Selm a H azen, E dna E vans, S te lla w as p re se n te d d u rin g a cts tw o w ill re sid e in th e fu tu re .
C a rp e n te rs
a re p re s e n tly
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esiy , G la d y s W in n in g n am ; r.n-
¡B each, Lulu S a u lsb e rry , Zola a n d th re e by M r. W hipple, w ho
B ira n d W inifred K im ball.
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iiu ru n ce, G ra c e G w in , U n se lfish ­
S to re b u ild in g w h ic h w ill soon
H ev
an«l Mrs J o h n S k in n e i fgfd, C a rrie P a tte rso n , th e host- M rs. W hipple.
ness, M ary ¿»nyder; C e re m o n ia l
be o ccu p ied by M r. a n d M rs. M il­
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M arsh all, H elen M c In ty re ; 2nu
M rs. B en Y oung is v isitin g re le r w h e n th e y m o v e fro m th e ir
w ere Mrs. S h e tte n and G lad y s
a s s is ta n t
c e re m o n ia l M a rsh u llJ
la tiv e s a t T oledo, O regon and o th p r e s e n t lo catio n .
H am ilton
H elen Heed. Flag b e a re r, H utu
e r co ast cities .
M a ria n
N ie d e rm e y e r
and
B ackes In sta llin g O fficer, H azel
G l l u i x v i i G lU V V il is via«uj*b 1 G la d y s H a m ilto n w e re sh o p p e rs
Mr and Mrs. F ra n c is B risb in e
SH O P POR
List
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u v u t u c u i U ix b l i m e ,
in M e d fo rd T u e sd a y .
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Property
D istric t D e p u ty E lsa W alters
R ev. L t H. M itc h e lm o re w as a
and Mr. and Mrs. C h a rle s W est
With Us
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M rs. S te lla B each w as a b u si­
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w as a n ess c a lle r in M edford, F rid a y .
hom e, Mrs B risbane's m o th e r is.
w ith a lov ely O reg o n M y rtle ­
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M iss A n n L iv in g sto n a tte n d ­
Mr. and M rs. E rn e st M c In ty re -ncau«i>.
B e fre sh m e n t c o m m itte e for th e
ed th e lu n c h e o n g iv e n by th e
G u ild in M ed fo rd T u e sd a y .
e v e n in g in c lu d e d B e rth a
H eed,
ce le b ra ted th e ir 23rd w ed d in g a n - !
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last
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T e re sa A d am s; an d J u n e W all.
g ifts received was an attractive!
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A ttm r
Insurance
Notary Public
stru n g . N ew clasps.
We
w ill
H elen H eed h e lp e d serv e. T h e!
Jacksonville
O regon
pink flow ering dogw ood p la n t. I t 3 i U U l C r b L / d y A U d l T
Jacksonville
P hone 191
m o u n t y o u r ggates in h a n d m a d e
e v e n in g w as fo rm al. T h ir ty - o n e '
w as a gift from th e ir d a u g h te r
M o m ers ot a n ¿»uum ern U regon m o u n tin g s, gold o r silv e r. A g a te s
m e m b e rs w e re p re se n t.
G onege s iu u e m body m e m o e rs c u t a n d p o lished. S u p p lie s for
■— and son In law .
w in be g u e sts o t tn e A sso ciated th e c u tte rs . S a n to A g a te S h op .
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w o m e n ¿»tuaents o n M ay to w n e n 411 E a st M ain, M edford, O regon .
4.
a sp ecial p ro g ra m w in be p r e s e n t­
l-16-47-8 t
ed in th e ir h o n o r c o n sistin g of
a lu n ch eo n , sty le show a n d a s­
se m b ly . in v ita tio n s w ill be se n t
e a rly in M arcn so th a t tin a i p la n s
c a n oe m a d e to r th e w eek e n d I
p re c e d in g M o th e r’s D ay.
C o m m itte e h e a d s in clu d e: gen-1
e ra t c n a irm a n , M a rg e ry ivew ton,
m u s ic , J a n e t f r e i t a g ; sp e a k e r,
r.
( H elen ¿Storm; h o n o r assem b ly j
: J e ra id y n e J e ro m e ; in v ita tio n s a n d '
p ro g ram s, M a rg a re t B ra n d o n ; a n d
j c o n ta c ts, B onnie H olcom b. S chool
o rg a n iz a tio n s ta k in g c h a rg e a re
' s ig m a E p silon P i, R e d e tta C hi
L am ba C hi a n d F.T .A .
fro m "S isk iy o u ”
Mrs. M. Ryder Dies
Alfer L ouk Illness
Missionary Proxy
Senior Play Is
A Huge Success
I'oiio Dunce i\e ts
czigniy-xwo Douars
khai , estate
MILLER’S
G. A. KIMBALL
GROCERY
WHY NOT .
V E 0 R G 1 E P O R G IE , P U D D IN G A N D P IE
K IS S E D T H E GIRLS AND M ADE T H E M CRT
Have Breakfast
FORMER RESIDENT OF
JACKSONIVLLE DIES
M rs. H a ttie G a llu p , a fo rm e r
re sid e n t ol Ja c k so n v ille , d ie d a t
h e r hom e in M ad era, C a lifo rn ia ,
F rid a y , J a n u a r y 24.
F u n e ra l se rv ic e s w e re h e ld for
M rs. G allu p , M onday, J a n u a r y 27
in M edford. S he is su rv iv e d by
h e r h u sb a n d , H e n ry C .G allup,
M adera, C alifo rn ia tw o b ro th e rs,
L e o n a rd an d
V irgil
C a lla h a n ,
A la b a m a ; a n d a ste p -d a u g h te r,
M rs. T ressa W a d d in g to n , M ulto-
nom ah, O regon.
With Us
Schafers Cafe
C alifornia S treet Jack sop ville
O pen 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
—C losed T u e sd a y s—
Q U A L IT Y M EA T
To M eet Y o u r A p p ro v a l
JACK SO NVILLE
MEAT M ARKET
Which just gees to prove that Geòrgie s technique was all wrongl
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Ja c k so n v ille
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