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Southern Oregon News Review, Thura. Nov. 27, 1947 Willoughby Heads Bellview 4-H Club Bellview Grange To Have Parly Friday T he B e llv ie w 4-H C lu b e lected the fo llo w in g o ffic e rs fo r th e co in in g y e a r at a m e e tin g held Nov. 20: T he new p re sid e n t is 'le d W illo u g h b y , vice p re sid e n t,^ Sam B e ll, set te tá is tre a su re r, D onald K e n . local leader. L o u ie W illo u g h b y J r.: song leader, K ich a n l Jo y; c lu b re p o rte r. B e rn ie Engel: p ro je c t "leader, L o u ie W i l l oug hb y Sr. T he g ro u p w ill m eet aga in in Ja n u a ry, h a v in g decided to s k ip the D ecem ber m e e tin g because of the holidays. F rid a y , N o v c m u e r ¿a. «.ot, p.m. the B e llv ie w G ran ge is h o ld in g a card p a rty , w ith ic tre s h m e n ts o f p ic and coffee. A d m is s io n to a ll 25c. T iic p u b lic is In v ite d . - . I)---- — - !NEWS BELLVIEW Bellview Grange decis Officers Miss Lois Jean Hays To Wed At Home h a tin g on the c h ild re n we w ill be j L o , me p o in t out a ga in liiu t tills able to spread the jile ssin g s o f | a id to the school is to lie a per good and ju s t g o v e rn m e n t to a ll 1 in a n c n t i t l l n l r fo r as lon g us we j M i and Mrs. W. J. llu yt*, Croxx These c h ild re n need in ip am j re m a in in G e rm a iiv and Is n ot to I son Road and H ig h w a y ,16, a n need It bad. H e lp us to show - l>c lim ite d ,< a s h o rt tu n e o n ly, M e n tlx 'r« t - toe U e llv i e w nounced th is w eek th e approach th e m tlia t A m e ric a means m ore These The-.«1 c h ild ild re im n need help ih m a rria g e D ecem ber 14 o f th a n ju s , an a rm y o f o ccu p a tio n i w h o le y . it t otind. G ran ge elected o flic c rs lo r the in g c o m in g vein at las, w ee k's m eet th e ir d a u g h te r, L ois Jean, to A r H elp us to show them th a t xve Ko u n til la te r. ing. Ray In lo w was electee th u r S tru v e . have an in te re s t In th e ir w e lfa re ' W in W o rth y M aster. O th e r o ffic e r« in Miss H ays g ru d u u |e d B u m A -It clu d e : O verseer. R a lp h M ic k e l. lan d H ig h school in th e class o f L e c tu re r. Mrs. Frances W o r th ;! ; i . ,o d ,s p re s e n tly e m p lo ye d by S te w a rd . H e n ry L in d s e y ; A ssist Bob s L u n c h . T he p ro sp e ctive ant S te w a rd . H a rry H e n ry ; chap bud«' g ro o m is an e m ployee o f la in . M ix E tta Jo hn son ; T ie a s u i tile Ed D u n n ranch. er, M rs. L o la T o w n s e n d : G ate I’ltc ce re m o ny w ill be held a t keeper, F red Ravens: L a d y {is the H ays home. s is ita n t S te w u rd . G e ra ld in e B id D O IN G T H E T O W N emu. Geres, N ao m i Gassaw ay (C o n tin u e d fro m fr o n t page) Pom ona. F.Lte W o o d w a rd : M r. and M rs. H o m e r M oo re and d a u g h te r B a rba ra Jean o f H ig h w a y 99 and C ro w so n road have gone to San D iego fo r a w h ile and M r. and M rs. Law sen E ngel w h o ju s t fin is h e d s ta y in g at the Roy W o o d w a rd hom e d in in g tiie W o o d w a rd ’« absence w ill E x e c u tiv e c o m m itte e m em bers T W O E L E C T E D T O O F F IC E ta k e o v e r in the same ca p a c ity at a re : L o u is P a n ky. H e n ry Enders good. Mrs. M a rg a re t M c L a in , A s h the M oore home. and A rc h ie K in ea de ; T h e M u si I Las, C h ris tin a « the Red Cross land, and M rs. M ae R ussell, A s h took a q u a n tity o f c lo th in g , most clan. A lta N icho ls. lan d, w ere elected second and H o s p ita lity c o m m itte e fo r n e x t ' ‘' Y ' T u ” ‘T * food ‘ ° the II. H. Max b e rry , th e fr ie n d lv th ir d v ice p re sid e n ts re s p e c tiv e ly j Espee’s a ge nt in A s h la n d , re co m m e e tin g inclu de s M r. and M rs J*1’ '100* b u l s ln t,‘ th a n no on« o f th e O regon F e d e ra tio n o f m ends th a t a n y tra v e lle rs 11 V a l Inloxx, M r. and M rs. A rc h U “ “ ' T ' n ” u t , W om en's club s, f ir s t d is tric t at P o rtla n d o v e r the w ee ken d f 1 * u t 1,11 1 w o u ld o f K in c a id . M r. and M rs. R alp h a m e e tin g h e ld last w ee k at the D ecem ber 3 to 6, sh o u ld ta k e a K o o z e r and M r. and M rs. R alph app’, 7 “ , ? '* V ,n ,,,h , f >“ 1' C iv ic c lu b house in .Ashland. T he ru n d o w n to the e x h ib itio n tra c k H ¡w o u ld tirin g th is m a tte r ,o the hostesses fo r th e m e e tin g w ere at th e U n io n s ta tio n in o rd e r to • u tte n tio n o f as m an y people as T iie n e x t m e e tin g w ill be a th e m em bers o f the A sh la n d J u n ta k e a g an d e r a t the possible so xve r u n get the neces G eneral X m a s p a rty D ecem ber 16 a, t io r c iv ic club. sary food, c lo th in g slmes etc. to M o to rs “ T ra in o f T o m o rro w ". p.m . w ith a covered d is h d in n e r th is school as aoon as possible A« soon as xve can g a th e r the M r. and M rs. Bob Kobei t ; 134 necessary m oney xve. the fin a n ce N. P io ne er street, re c e n tly r e tu r n section o f S tu ttg a rt, are going ,t ed fro m a ten d ay v is it w ith g ive the c h ild re n and o the rs a? trie n d s and te l',« ,« :, in S eattle, the school a C h ris tm a s d in n e W a sh in gton . T h e y rep« rte«l a w ith a ll the trim m in g s . T h is dm g ra n d tr ip . G u y H o lm a n to o k care net w ill be g iv e n at th e .school si o f th e ir p ia i ? w h ile th e y w ere th a , the c h ild re n w ill be in fa in - ax. ay. Ilia r s u rro u n d in g s and each m a r M rs. D e lb e rt L oree , 171 B stree t in the section has agreed to go and g ra n d son, B u d d ie G ale, re to the school th a t day to h e lp p u, tu rn e d T uesday fro m a v is it In o ver th e p a rty . U n fo rtu n a te ly W a lla W a lla , W a sh in gton . th e re Is h a rd ly tim e before C h ristm a s to p re p a re presents for N O T IC E o r r iM A E M A X I M O i.\ n i t . i n o i rr c o t k t «>i each o f th e c h ild re n b u t xve are n il-. S T A T E O F OKEHDK p, >K e n d e a vo rin g to m ake up fo r it j . v h s u . x c m . \ tv in o th e r w ays. 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ELECTRIC " , In th e C ir c u it C ou rt o f th e H tati o l O regon fo r J a c k so n C o u n ty . In th e M a tte r o f th e E s t a t e o f J T. S a w y e r , D e ce a se d . N o tic e is h ereu y g iv e n th a t tin u n d e r s ig n e d lia s t ile d lit lin a i a c Count in sa m c o u r t and u te corn l l i a s tix e d M onday, D e ce m b e r 15, 1947 a t lu u c lo c k A. M. an d th e cou rt room o f sa id c o u r t a t M ed ford , m e s o n , a s th e tu n e an d p la c e to r the n e a r in g ol a n y o b je c tio n s th e r e max be to sa id rep o rt and s e t t le m e n t th e r e o f. U e o r g le C. S a w y e r , E x e c u tr ix 1 1 .« . I t S U IT , IN E Q U IT Y F O B SU M M O N S F inance O ffic e r, S tu ttg a r, M il ita ry Post, A P O 154 c i> P ost m aster, N ew Y o rk , N Y. F or the b lin d school, Any' d on atio ns w ill be d eeplv a p p re ciate d and e v e ry Ite m w ill be used fo r th e purpose fo r w h ic h it is in te n d e d One o f the p rim a ry fu n c tio n s of the a rm y o f the o ccup atio n in G e rm a n y is to in s t ill in th e peo ple o f G e rm a n y the D e m o cra tic H. H. s p ir it o f G o v e rn m e n t B y concen- To P O R T L A N D o r S A N F R A N C IS C O N e x t t in ,« , try Southern I ’m ifii 'w popular night train to Portland or San Francisco. Stretch out and x/ivp in a room y, com fortable Standard Pullm an berth while the mile« glide by’ N ext morning you're there, rested and refreshed ready for work or play. O vernight service returning, too. It'a the eaay, aafe. tim e sax ing way to travel. Economical, too. D r you can ride in com fortable coache« at atill lower fare«. Tor achedulea, fare« or Pullm an reaervatlona, Juat call: S*P Th« frie n d ly Southern Pacific M A Y B E R R Y . 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K.XME O F T H E S T A T E O r o B i . o o K you a l e h ereb y te q u ir ed l u a p p .a i and a n s w e r th e Com p la in t t ile d a g a in s t you in th e a b o v e e n t it le d s u it on or b efo re th e la s t day Ul fo u r w e e k s fro m th e d a te tin- f i r s t p u b lic a tio n o f th is Sum m o l t s , and, if you fa ll to so a p p ea l am i a n s w e r sa id C o m p la in t, fo r w a n t th e r e o f, th e P la i n t i f f w ill a p p ly to tile <_'ourt fo r the r e lie f d em an d ed in h er C om p la in t, s u c c in c t ly s ta te d a s lo ilo w s , to -w it: , 1 | T h a t tiie b on d s o f m a trim o n y h e r e to fo r e and n ow e x is t in g b e tw e en th e P la in t ir f and D e fe n d a n t be for e v e r d is s o lv e d , s e t a s id e an d held for n a u g h t, and th a t P la in t if f be dl vor.-ed from D e fe n d a n t a b s o lu te ly . l - r T h a t P la i n t i f f be g r a n te d su c h and iu r th e r r e lie f u s to th e C ourt m ay se e m j u s t and e q u ita b le . T h e d a te o f th e O rder fo r P u b li c a tio n o f t h is S u m m o n s is th e 20th d a y o f O ctob er, 1947, and th e tim e p r e sc rib e d for p u b lic a tio n o f tills S u m m o n s i s o n c e e a ch w eek fo r fo u i .•o n secu tlv e w eek s. D ated an d f i r s t p u b lish e d t h is 20th d a y o f N o v e m b e r, 194 7 VAN DYK E & LOM BAltD A ttorn eys for P la in tiff, P o s t O ffic e A d d r ess B o x 513 A sh la n d , O regon 11 .2 0 .4 1 • YEARS GENERAL ELECTRIC CARRIED ON RESEARCH ON ELECTRIC HOT BEDS. FARMERS SPEED, AS , WELL AS REGULATE, THE GROWTH OF YOUNG PLANTS BY MEANS OF G-E SOIL-HEATING EQUIPMENT FAKM IMPMVSMENTS AK€ THRIFTY, w ith Satisfaction, loo when you If your barn needs paint or new equipment, if you want a new silo or inilk house— if you need almost any permanent im provements, First National shows you the convenient way to pay fo r it. T I C a rry your IN S U R A N C E W IT H ’ J. F. 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