Southern Oregon News Review, Thura., Nov. 20, 1947
.. Junior Hi - Lites ..
Homeroom teachers are urg­
ing their students to bring in
gifts for Jr. Red Cross boxes.
These boxes will be sent over
seas for presents to the children
there.
Candidates for the Carnival
queen have been chosen from
each grade and include Judy
Briggs, seventh grade, Bernadine
Nicholson, eighth grade, and
Nonna Kulpaca ninth grade. The
carnival will be held December
13th and tickets will go on sale
soon. Each ticket will entitle the
purchaser to ten votes for one
of the candidates and will cost
five cents. It also entitles them
to participate at various conces­
sions. Later in the evening the
queen will be announced and
the other girls will act as maids
of honor.
Winston Mitchell Is back in
school after recovering fiom a
broken leg.
Football pictures are now on
sale at the office. The players fi r
this year have been Cleatis Mit­
chell. Eddie Allen, Richard Hall,
Mike Grant, John Clark, Gene
Ross, Gregg Linlnger, Bob Fraz­
ier. Wayne South, Therman Me
Dougal, Bill Milles, Wayne Tys-
ver, Dick Johnson, Harry Nichol­
son, Richard Smith, Howard Rob­
erts, Jerry Langer, Richard Brush
Wayne Wiley. Richard Vest, Bart
Ritter, Connor Carr. Bobby Cul-
lop, Vernon Tenney, Herman
Ghea, Stanley Adams, Ted Weit­
zel, Lester Zlmmerlee, Sam Bell,
John Austin, Bob Madden, Phil
'Jiideuf a te i Sdt^K Ía^
J. W Brueker. Los Angeles,
lip Henning. Harvey Woods. Glen '
p g C trO M O U V
visited Ids grandson, Spike Brae
Ingle, John Reymen, Jim ltouh-1.
. r
ker, Terrace street, over the week
ler, Richard Taylor, David Stem-1 P 01* A l ' I l S 1 O Ull.li'S
end.
„ _ ,,
.
pie, Jim Robinson, Bob Delsniun.
in a candle lighted ceremony,
Mr. und Mis. W. E. Sallee, foi
Dick McNerney, Lyle Stemple Monday evening, Nov. 10, at 7:30,
merly of McAlister, Oklahoma,
Johnny Johnson, Russell Walston, Arils Genelea Youngs, daughter
Wednesday, Itovember 19 ul are buying the Fgh upui tments ut
Dauglas Oakley.
of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Youngs,
Basketball Is beginning to get became the bride of William Fre­ 7:30 pin. the Reverend Harold 38 South second street. They
have u son, L II,
•• a
in swing again with Junior High derick Cate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gretzinger of Pusudenu, Califor­ student
at
S
E
Teacher's
college.
nia;
opened
a
Revival
meeting
at
and Senior High practicing in Nelson F. Cute ot Phoenix, Ail-
the Church of the Nazarene. The Durant. Okla Sallee Is presently
the gym.
zona. The service was held at Revival Is to lust through Sunday employed at Forttodlers Depart
the Nazarene Church.
November 30.
ment store
Earl F. Downing, minister of
Girls Organizations
Dr and Mrs. Ward Finley ar
Next
Sunday,
November
23,
the Church of Christ (Christian)
rived
from Bellingham. Wash­
there
will
will
be
a
Special
Ser­
Discussed at Club
pronounced the vows, with the
ington lust week to spend some
vice
ut
3:00
p.m.
in
addition
to
Miss Berta Howell, field re­ i;« \ M. F. Tisdcl ul the Fast
time with their daughter and son
presentative of the Camp Fire Side Church of Christ offering the icgulur 11:00 a.ni. and 7 30 p. In-law, Mr. und Mrs. William
m
meeting.
Girls, spoke briefly to Soroptl- the prayer.
Healy, Clover Lane
mists club, Wednesday noon, giv­ The setting for the ceremony
Rev. Gretzinger will also be
ing a brief history of the Camp was palms, ferns and lurge bou­ heard on KW1N during the Naz-
Fire Girls since their organizn quets of white chrysanthemums arene Vesper hour. Sunday utl
tion in 1910 and stating that (and ealla lillies. Before the cere 5:00 He is u former professor ul
the great need at present. was|mony and during the candle music ut the Northwest Nazarene
lighting by Carmelu Daly and College ut Numpu, Idaho, unit is
for leadership.
Mrs. Eva H. Dirks, of New Bernice Platko, Hurlalee Wilson an artist on the Marimba, ( ’hlmes
York City, National representa played “Star of Heaven" and and Pluno. Another feature of th«*
tive of the Girl Scouts, was also "Ave Marla" accompanied by Revival will be u choir which
present, and stated that the needs Miss Verene Hailey Mrs. Myron will include all the local musical
of Girl Scouts were similar to Miles, sister of the bride, sang talent In Ashland that cun be
those of the Campfire Girls. "Always", accompanied by Phy­ assembled for this series of meet­
Other guests of the club were llis Rae Downing, who also play­ ings.
S ho p w o rn Floor Stock O n ly
Mrs. Marjorie Hopkins of Med ed the traditional wed d i n g
marches.
ford, secretary of the Crater Lake
The bride wore a gown of whit«*1
Area of Girl Scouts and Mrs.
Leslie Grant of Ashland. Some silk with a hoop skirt, with lace
thirty members were present to trimmed net finger tip veil, held
greet the visitors. Mrs. Francis in place by a tiara of seed pearls.
She carried a white Bible topped
Worth, president presided.
by orchid and stephanotis, a gift
Mrs. John Reedy of 449 Euclid from J. V. Wright.
and her sister, Mrs. E. Pierce of Beverly Autry, maid of honor,
1041 E. Main street were busi­ wore a green formal, and brides­
ness callers in Medford Wednes­ maids, Marie Gresham and Jean A FEW H ARD
Welbum in pink and blue net a t­
day.
(Floor Samples)
tended the bride. The best man TO GETS
was Maurice Plerse and Eldred
Portable washing inuctrncg
Peyton and Alfred Sheehan, ush­ with
ringers, Pop-Up toaster.-.
ers. Mr. Young's gave his daught­ Radio Alarm clocks. Portable
er in marriage.
with stand tables.
(To Circulate Heat)
Following the ceremony, a re­ Mangles
Aluminum
Coffee
m
a
k
e
rs
ception was held at the Alida (drip type), PHILCO, RE
street home of Mr. and Mrs. CORDIO. MAJESTIC a n d
Youngs. The three tiered cake
RADIOS, ine x-
was topped with a miniature TRAVELER
(R e m o v a l K itc h e n Odor«)
pensive Bed Lamps. "Bottle-
bride and groom and wedding gas" Cooking Range, Waste
bell. Mr. and Mrs. Cate cut the King AUTOMATIC garbage
first slice, the serving was con­ disposals,
the newest ¡nova­
tinued by Marie Gresham. Mrs. tion in vacuum cleaners the
Everett McGee president at the M c C alister , Wuffie irons.
punch bowl and Mrs. Richard Small apartment and trailer
Neill poured coffee. Miss Doris house OIL Stoves. Cromolax
Renzema had charge of the guest hot plate Stoves. NORGE A
book.
PHILCO Electric Refrigera­
For her going away suit, the tors, Electric RAN G E S A
bride wore a two-piece dress suit WASHING MACHINES' AL­
of Crater Lake blue.
SO. DON'T FORGET we have
Box (Floor Sampi»!
Mr. Cate was an aviator, In most everything In electric for
World War II. flying a B 29 with home wiring and their acces­
the rank of first lieutenant A.U.S. sories.
Formerly S e e n Electric
Mrs. Cate is a graduate of the
class of 1947, Ashland High
School
Mr. and Mis. Cate left Monday
evening for Phoenix, Arizona
where they will make their
Is the adjeective which best home.
describes her Thanksgiving
"KATI-KORNER FROM THE LIBRARY"
table when set with either
1847 Rogers or 1881 Rogers Sil­ Mrs. Wm. Harndon Is
verware.
Now HEC Chairman ..
How much she will cherish
Mrs. William Harndon was in­
Thanksgiving with her table stalled as chairman of the Bell­
jet in gleaming new silver­ view Home Extension unit at a
ware.
meeting held Wednesday. Other
Come in today and select events which occurred during
your pattern.
Our lay-away the meeting included a discus­
plan is devised for your per­ sion on Closets and Storage space
sonal convenience.
which was led by Mrs. Marian
Christenson, and a talk on Holi­
day table decorations by Mrs.
Beldon Block.
Wednesday. November 26th - 9:00 p.m.
Mrs. Felix L. Johnson joined
the unit and visitors were Mrs.
AT
t t u a f t y Robert Miller and Mrs. Henry
E N 'S
CIVIC
CLUB
HOUSE
Dooms.
The
next
meeting,
which
will
n
FOR
;
be a Christmas party, will be
Ü
held December 17.
All Ex-Service Men and Women
'
•I
Gretzinger Holds
Nazarene Revival
Floor Clearance
Sale
SPECIALS
at the
• Oil Heaters
PLAZA^GROCERY
Van Camp Pork & Beans, 2 cans 25c
Jello, 3 packages
20c
Niblets Corn, 2 cans
33c
Campbells Tomato Soup, 3 cans 20c
Sunshine Krispy crackers, 2 lbs 43c
Just
Arrived
• Oil Furnace
• Radios
• Electric Fans
• Kitchen Fans
• Washing
Machines
• Cold Freeze
Dial Electric Co.
A
LEGION
THANKSGIVING DANCE
Watch Repair and Jewelry
Repair
283 E. Main
Phone 5131
L O V IN G
GIFTS
Shrubs
Berried
SKIMMIA
STRAWBERRY TREE
COTONEASTER
Flowering
CAMELLIAS (Buds)
BURKWOODI
MEXICAN ORANGE
Bulbs
HYACINTHS
DAFFODILS
TULIPS
Gift Wrapped
Delivered
and their families
Birthday Club Has
Party For Members
Mrs. Archie Klncade and Mrs.
Arthur Hamaker were the honor­
ed members at a meeting of the
Bellview Birthday club which
was held Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Hamaker, Seventh street.
Mrs. Kincade’s birthday was
November 12, and Mrs. Hamak-
er’s October 24. Four huge birth­
day cakes graced the table which
was loaded with food.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Kincade, Mr. and Mrs. Hamaker,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gowland, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Stenrud, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Pankey, Mr. and Mis.
Walter Davis and daughter, Lydia
Catherine; and Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Warren and son, David.
♦
Music by COLLEGE ORCHESTRA
Adm. $1.00 per couple
plus tax
Door Prizes
2 TURKEYS
J
Chiropractic ..
Health Clinic
606 N. Maia
Phone 4371
Ashland
We can provide everything required to set a
sumptuous table for you on this Thanksgiving
day.
GRUBB GARDENS
Sweem’s Cash Grocery
Use Our Lay-away Plan
Old Highway
99 in Talent
271 Morton
Phone 4161
Telephone 5989
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