Southern Oregon News Review, llmi'ilay, May 8. >947
Classified Advertisements
- Reati ’em and Reap -
Alesdainvs Davis &
Billings, Hostesses
Bride Is Married
At Farern $ Home
Miss Mary M axuic H arris and
iletim ng C arlson w ere m arried
uist Saturday evening, May 3, at
the home ot the b rid e’s parents,
Mr and Mrs C larence A Talley,
For Sale—
Joe King Buys Reed’s 928
li street The R everend G
W. Bi uee, perform ed th e double
FOR SALK—-14 room s fu rn ish ­ Rubber Alat Factory
im g cerem ony. Miss D arlene iT.u
ed. Incom e $300.00 m onth can
Joe King has bought the Rub ns, sister of the bride, was brides
increase. Term s. O w ner 460 S is­
kiyou Blvd.
3 .3 91p. ber Mat m achinery from J T. maid, and C harles W C arlson,
Reed, on Alm a 3 lre e t, and will was best man.
ASK ab o u t o u r Economy Auto s ta rt operation of a m at factory
l’he bi ide was gow ned in w hite
L, H. G allatin, 148 C entral ave. w ithin a tew days, at his home
crepe, w ith a waist length bridal
Insu ran ce Policy, R educed rates, on Van Ness s tr e e t
veil, and carried a corsage of
A shland, Ore. Phone 7117. 4.3 tf
J. A. Young invented the m a­ w hite and pink carnations. Hei
chinery that turns these m ats out, lather gave her in m arriage.
ELECTROLUX CLEANERS
tw elve years ago, and is at p re s -!
lie cream ami cake w ere s e rv ­
Sales an d Service. P hone Floyd ent w orking on several othiu
P u tm a n 4850 M edford
3..13tf m achines that w ill be sent t e : ed to several wedding g u ests fol­
lowing the cerem ony, a lte r w hich
E astern states.
Free estim ates on all w iring
the bridal couple left by au to tor
This
m achine m anufactures a honeym oon in C anada They
jobs. Call N ortridge Electric S e r­
door
mats,
theatre.
Schoolhouse,
vice. 166 N. M ain P hone 5071.
will be at home to th eir friends
3..18U trailer, bar m ats, and m any oth- I on a ranch near Napavine. W ash,
e r types of ru b b er mats.
ington.
SAVE MONEY. Fire "Insurance
King has been em ployed by
The gioom is the son of Mr.
rates on your dw elling arid con­ C ulm er Cab.
and Mrs. C. J C arlson of N ap a­
-----------
o-----------
te n ts are safer in the F arm ers In ­
vine. who w ere present for the
surance Group. Call or see. L. H. FISCHBORN RECOMMENDS
wedding. O ther w edding guests
G allatin. 148 C entral, A shland, STUDY OF CITY WATER
included Mr. and Mi's. C. R.
phone 7117.
5 8 47 It
H erb Fisehborn, city council­ Borah of C entral P oint, and Mr.
m an, recom m ended to the m em ­ and Mrs W. T. Cox and two
R egular Legion m eeting bers of the city council Tuesday children of Medford.
I at 8:00 p.m.. May 13, at evening, that a thorough study ot
the Legion Hall. All leg­ w ater projects lx- m ade in line
M ethodist Youth Fellow ship
ionnaires urged to be w ith the H arvey report w h ic h ' group
held an out door w orship
present for initiation and nom ina­ recom m ended m etering (w hich is service last S unday evening at
tion of officers. A shland Post No. now being done) covering of pre- ■ the home of Mr. and Mrs Ross
14 extends an invitation to all ex- sen t reservoirs, and obtaining an I Eliason on W im er street.
servicem en to attend.
additional supply of w ater thru I
Sgt. E lm er E. H arrin g to n , 28,
j additional reservoirs
has reenlisted in the A.vF. He is
the husband of Mrs. M arilyn R.
DITCH TO REPLACE
H arrington, Oregon hotel. G eorge
HIATT LAKE TUNNEL
FOR RENT: Rooms, sleeping
An open cut ditch will replace W alston 17, son of Mrs. G oldie
only, 460. Siskiyou.
3 3 9tp. the Cascade sum m it tunnel from Walston, Route 1, Box 216, e n ­
H iatt lake to the A shland side of listed for three years.
the
m ountain, R. M K ent, m an ­
PHONE 7561
ager of the Talent Irrigation Dis-1 Matthews Appointed -
trict announced this week.
SOUTHERN OREGON'S
The 33-foot deep cut is alm ost (jty Band Director.'
T h e a tre o f Q u a lity com pleted and w ater will be u s­ ’G lenn T M atthew s, m usic in ­
ed to irrig ate B ellview and City stru cto r at S o u th ern O regon col
THE
of A shland acreages. Need for an lege, was appointed A shland city
open cut developed w hen the tu n ­ band director by the city co u n ­
nel show ed stresses and potential cil, Tuesday night.
danger of eave-ins, which would
B eit Freem an, rep resen tin g the
have sh u t off the w ater
band, presented the need for a
----------- o—„—------
new band shell to replace th e 33
Mrs. Kay H ufm an has retu rn ed y ea r old band stand w hich is
THUR. - FRI. - SAT.
to A shland afte r spending several presently, being used. T he co u n ­
m onths in Reno. Nevada.
On Screen
cil authorized the e x p e n d itu re of
C lara's B eguty Shop will be $250.00 to be used for p rep arin g
at
i closed all next week, io m ake re- plans for the band shell Cost of
7:30 and 9:30
pairs and do some rem odeling
i the shell will run from $6000 to
Mr. and Mrs. K enton Robbins $8000. T here is a possibility th at
and daughter, Nola Sue, spent j the m onies from the Root m em ­
last week end a t th eir cabin i n 1 orial fund w ould be used to b u ild '
U nion Creek.
the shell.
For Rent—
I
iNew LITHIfl
t
(a S a y
J&lifbraia
TeCMHICOlOK!
' ---
otoeGC couioums
ALBERT DEKKER
Tf
' ANTHONY OUINN
~. R A N K FAYCML
GAVIN MUIR
AND DON'T FORGET TO SHOP AT WEITZEL'S J. V. w.
STORE FOR GIFTS THAT WILL PLEASE
PYREXWARE
S quare Cake Dishes
Coffee P ercolator
S trong and lovely platters
HEISEY and other fine glassware, figurines.
S te w art-W arn er or P ackard Bell
SWEATERS, BLOUSES
Weitzel’s
J.V.W. STORE
On the Plaza
Mill Wood
Fuel Oil
Gunter Fuel Co.
Pix» >e 575 '
J H 4 ili St.
Now
Available
CAKEYSTONE
Asbestos Wallboard
★ For Walls
★ For Flooring
★ For Ceihnfts
Takes Paper,
P laster or P aint
Veterans To Have
Six Day Interim
Bosshard Lumber Co
In most of O regon's colleges,
veterans will be permitted to
Bride-To-Be Honored continue from spring term to
sum m er session at the same
With Dinner Party
school w ithout a break in s u b ­
sistence
paym ents, W illiam J
Miss M arjorie Lutz, bride-to-
B ender V eterans A dm inistration
be, was honored by her aunt, !
Mrs. t). A. Eden, of Medford,
last T hursday evening. She was
honored with a d in n er and show ­
e r party.
Mrs. L. O. Lutz, m other of the
bride-elect, Mrs. F annis Eden,
her grandm other, Mi s s E v a
Sm ilh, Mrs. Don W adley, Miss
Emily Norris, Miss M ouryene
Burton, Miss Clarice Homes, Miss
V u g in ia Lutz, Mrs. Bill Kaegi,
all ot Ashland, and Miss Evelyn
Nill of M edford Were present tor
the party.
F irst & A
A shland, Ore.
Phone 5336
REFRESH YOUR
Mrs. E. O Sm ith will be h o st­
ess to the F ortnightly study club
n e x t Monday afternoon, May 12.
Mrs. F rank Davis will give the
sh o rt topic, and Mrs. Jo h n B ill­
ings will present the book review
S tudy club m em bers answ ered
to roll call Monday afternoon.
May 5, with household hints, at
th e hom e of Mrs. E. H. W eren.
Mrs. E. E Vail gave the short
topic, and Mrs. E. E. Vail re ­
view ed K arl D etzer's book, "K arl
S an d b u rg a study in personality
and background.”
The body of Mrs. A nna Reeck
was sen t to D etroit for burial in
a fam ily plot the first of this
w eek. Mrs. Reeck died at the
C om m unity hospital Sun d a y,
M ay 4. She and her husband,
C harles J. Reeck. came to A sh­
land on R oute 1, October, 1945,
from Detroit.
Mrs. Reeck was born in S te t­
tin, G erm any, Ju ly 13, 1880. She
is su rv iv ed by her husband, two
ch ildren: Russell of Keno, and
D onald of Detroit.
Also one
b ro th er, W illiam Mavis of D e­
troit, and th ree grandchildren.
RADIOS: Table top models
SUN. - MON. - TUES.
On Screen Sunday at
2:00. 4:20. 6:45 and 9:15
A n h u i K reisnian, Instructoi in
English and Assistant Director ot
the Testing B ureau at S outhern
Oregon College, has teccntly con
ducted an ex p erim en tal leading
d im e at SOC. Seventy freshm an
stu dents particip ated on a volun
tary basis in tins two week guid
ed reading experim ent. The uvei
age rate of reading for the s tu d ­
ents before guidance was 269
words per m inute, with 86 per
cent conipii-selision At the end of
the period of coaching, the avei
age rate of reading for the stu
dents had increased to 357 words
per m inute, w ith 94 per cent coin
prehension.
The reading speed
which had been gained re p 'e se n t
average increase of 32.7
d „ an _______
per cent. In practical term s this
m eans that a stu d en t who had
previously read two hooks in two
days could now read th ie e books
in the sam e time. A reading a s ­
signm ent th at li.. I taken an hour
before could now be done in fo r­
ty m inutes.
K reisinan, also pointed out that
tim e and expense being saved,
but understanding of the m ater
ial being read was also im proved,
for along w ith the gain in speed
there had been an 8 per cent gain
in com prehension-.
M a ijo i ic l«ii Nun
An U i s n n
dicsscii in shim m ering mm sulm ,
mill w cm m g j hm m pm»' How
cis, became tin1 hi ulc ul Ju n te.
S lid Ion Cum mins, ut the home ul
her gi m iihnuthci, Mix E D
Briggs. May I The bildc was gi\
en in m arn ag e by hci father.
Jam es J McNair, mid «lie carric..
u slmwei bouquet ul pule pml.
orchids Tin- K cyeiend George M
Shum an pci (m ined the ceremony
Mrs. W right Scoville, altcndei
the brulc as m atron u| honor, am
A lbert S. C um m ins, lath er ul tin
groom was best man
William
Alves sang several num bers pie
ceding the cerem ony He was ae
loinpam ed by Sybil Hagen
Im m ediately following the eei
em ony n early one hundred guests
and relatives w ere Si i veil cake
am i le a, at a reception held at
Mrs. E. I). Brigg's home Mrs
Victor Mills and Mis F G S w ell
enhurg poured, while the brldt
and groom cut the wedding cake
The orlilc chose foi her tiuvcl-
ing outfit a brow n suit, with
brow n accessories, including a
brow n fur piece.
Mrs. C um m ins is the daughtei
ol Mr and Mrs. J a n u s J McNuii
of ibis city, and the groom is the
son of Mr and Mrs. A. S Cum
mins of Hillcrest Way, Medford '
Mr. and Mrs. Cum m ins will re '
tu rn to Ashland aftei a two j
weeks honeym oon in S o u th e rn '
California.
j
WITH CRISP CURTAINS
. . . NEW DRAPES
■
Rayon Panels $1.88
Curtains. Novelty Brand, tested
quality $3.75 to $4.44
Mrs. Anna Reeck Is
Buried in Detroit
BOUIDOIR and table lamps
Selected Shorts and News
Kreisnian (onducts
A Reading Clinic
Airs. E. O. Smith to
it Entertain Monday
i banks
Mom
HTZBERRIiO
|» Mis
F ian k Duvis and Mis.
' Ralph Billings Will be homes«. s io
d ie C o lleg e W o m en s d u b ol th e
Rogue River Valley, S atu rd ay ,
May ID, at the Metlioiltst church.
Tile m eeting will stal l at 2 p in
Mrs. A. T Lathrop of C entral
Point will review, 'T h e H appy
Profession" by Ellery Sedgwick
pride Dressed In
blue Satin à Rink
training officcr lune, icp o ited to
duy.
K ey to tln - ai ra n g e iii) n t m udi
by thè VA'« rcgionul (»Ilice In
l'u t tinnii in (he piuvlsion timi
thi m iei un betw een spi mg ami
ruminici lerins m ust no) he long
er (hall slx consecutive se buoi
ilavN, Beildei cxplflm cd, Ali cui
lu i lep o ri that thè Interim emild
h e 14 duys is ei roneous.
Ashland
ar
23213
rP h l i r
F ri
'"S’ i l
1 IIU 1 . . 1 I I ., U l t i .
Doors Open 6:45 p.m. daily
1:45 p.m. on S atu rd ay
12:45 p.m. on S unday
on screen 7:3°- 9»30 Thur».. & Fri.
Sat. at 2:30, 5:15v 7:40 & 9:40
Mrs. Leo Jam m erth al retu rn ed
T uesday to the Convalescent
hom e at 217 North Main Street.
,N UCHNICOIOR
_Ç r7|
Walt
ijIOTUM
These Mother’s Day Gifts Are Starred for Mother’s Day Sales.
She’ll Love Them, and will appreciate the Thought that Prompted
Your Gift
MOTOROLA RADIO, five tube, super hetro-
ayne, perfect tonal reception with wooden
cabinet m
pastel colors ..............................
Waarever Aluminum Pressure
Cooker, 4-quart size
Forty three piece Serenade
Dinner Set
...........................
Plus
Color Cartoon
"Fortune Hunters’’
and News!
Polished Brass
Ivy Basket
$36.95
$14.95
$20.85
$4.49
Combination Bookshelf 'and Flourescent Bed­
room or Study Light Regular seller
AC
at $9.95. For Mothers Day
V ■ •
Tubular Steel Chrome Plated Kitchen
Step Stool, a real value at
Fifty-Four Piece Gold Vine
Dinner Set
Table Lamps, china bases. An
$8.95 value for only
75
$8.
$19.95
$5.95
ADDED___________________
SUGAR CHILE ROBINSON
7 year old Piano Sensation
Sunday ,°0"
jg .
HEY KIDS
F ro e
* *
and Extra
Cartoons at 4 Sat.
s . Monday
f. ¿1.1.1,t i Z O C
Paul
mo T ’ s "
iltllI M P H .’
C lo u d *
dg
DAVIS • HENREID . RAINS
SCRIPTER & mckeever
On Screen at 7:00 4 9:30
Monday and Tuesday
I
Doors Open: 6:45 p.m.
Daily and Saturday
1:45 p.m, on Sunday
On the Plaza
Ashland
Added Color Cartoon "JOHNSTOWN FLOOD” and Latest News