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Excerpt from the Medford Mail
Tribune: "Attorney Wi i l i a rn
Briggs, Ashland, who volunteered
his services, withdrew as counsel
(or Donald llullticck upon discov­
ery thiit his client hud stolen
more than $200 worth of goods
from him. Lust Sunday, attorney
Briggs decided to go horseback
riding and to weur u pair of fan­
cy chaps for the first time. When
he went to get them, the chaps
were missing
Suspecting his
client, Ihtggs culled the county
jail llallbeck admitted the theft
and told where he sold the
chaps."
Sometimes you can't even trust
your own clients.
Herb Kischborn, city council­
man has recommended that $313,-
300 be spent to clean up the wat­
er. It's going to take $13,300 to
eleun It up and then the citizens
are going to vote on whether or
not they want to spend an ad­
ditional $300,000 to get more
water. The theory evidently is
that after the voters get a taste
of good water they'll probably
want more and will most likely
vote "yea," on the proposition.
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YMCA Training
Conference Will
Be Held Dec. 14
Christmas Saals
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Form erly the
Southern Oregon
NEWS REVIEW
MERRY CHRISTMAS
. . . Y a v r Protection
A f M M t Tuborcuioolo
AS1U.AND, J a c k so n COUNTY, OREGON T h u r sd a y , D ecem b er 4, 1947
Beauty Shop Named
The Hillside Salon
Mrs. Irene Cullen, proprietor
of Clara's Beauty Shop 56 East
Main, announced this week that
the nam.- of the shop was fct
log ch mj.ed G’o.n I ¡era’s Beauty
Shop to The Hillside Falun. Mr.».
Cullen, who bought the shop
from Clara Hall August, 18, is
planniig further m.pr.ivcinenH
and a Jditicni.
Lu.'Mie Shannon is presently
assisting Mrs. Cullen anil b e­
ginning M<nday another opera­
tor, Pearl Brown, formerly of
Medford, will be added to the
staff.
BPOE Memorial
Services Will Be
Held This Sunday
r
Voi 14, No. 2T
Smiths Have Reunion
At Thanksgiving
High School Band
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Smith and |
small daughter, Linda Sue, San Concert Will Be
Rafael, California arrived Nov­
ember 24 to spend the holiday Held December 5
season with Mrs. Smith’s mother
L esser Will D irect
Mrs. Thora Cooper, 11 Beach
street and her sister and family
52 Pie«* Concert
Mr. and Mrs. George Martin and
Band At Jr. High
children, Billy, Donnie, Tony and
Southern Oregon Hi-Y and Tri
Ashland lodge, Benevolent and Sandra Lee. They also visited
Ashland high school band con­
Hi-Y tialnlng conference will be
Protective Order of Elks No. 944, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Johnson and cert will be held Friday night at
field In Ashland, Sunduy, Decem­
will hold their yearly Memorial son. Tommy. A large family re­
I 8:15 p.m. at th Ashland Junior
ber 14, according to Ray Fletcher,
services Sunday, December 7, at union was held Sunday at the high school auditorium with Er­
secretary of the Ashland YMCA,
3:00 p.m. in the Elks temple. home of Mrs. Thora Cooper in
vin Lesser, Instrumental Music
who Is working with Ben H.
Speaker for the day will be the their honor with the above re­ supervisor, conducting the band
Schrnidt of Medford in prepar­
Reverend Robert Mellvenna.
latives present also Mr. and Mrs in a group of 11 selections.
ing for the conference.
Ralph McCulloch, Exalted Rul­ George B. Icenhower; Mrs. Clara
The 52 members of the band
Schmidt is in charge of the
er, will direct the ritual service Crosby: and Miss Louise Brown.
will
play Beethoven's "Egmont
progrum which will have us prin­
which will be put on by the of­ A turkey dinner was served
Overture,” Borodin's "First move
cipal speaker, Mrs. Ruth E Meek­
ficers
of
the
lodge
In
honor
of
The Jackson County 4-H Club
er, Medford. A1 Simpson, head held a banquet and election of members of the lodge who have Thanksgiving day at the home ment, Second Symphony,” Long's
of Mrs. Smith’s mother, Mrs. "Three Bears,” Farrar’s “Bom-
couch at Southern Oregon coll­ officers at the Central Point died
Cooper. Mrs. Smith is the former basto March,” Saint-Saëns, "Mar­
ege was scheduled to speak but Grunge Hall at 8 p.m. Wednesday,
The program will begin with a Jenny Lee Cooper of Ashland.
che Militaire Française,” Friml’s
will be out of town that weekend. December 3. Geo. W. Nichols Jr. piano selection by Mrs. Cay Huf-
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Chickering "L'Amour Toujours L’Amour,”
Other speakers will Include: and Fred S. Engle represented the man which will be followed by
John Billings, Ashland; Mayor Bellview 4-H club at the meeting. the ritual service. Following this and family entertained Mr. and Romberg’s “Serenade,” King's
Mrs. Harry Leflary Jr. and son "The Huntress,” Morrissey’s Car-
Thornton Wiley, Ashland; and
lodge chaplain will speak the in­ Steven, of the Lithla Auto Courts ribean Fantasy, and Goldman's
Dwight Welch, Portland. Two
Mrs. John Arnold of 73 Granite vocation.
at a turkey dinner Thanksgiving “Chimes of Liberty.”
Roseburg boys who attended the
street Is reported up and around
Donn Hufman will sing a solo, day.
The brass quartet, Skip Rush,
5 at^ al Tra‘n*ng conference of the house, after a long confine­ “Send Out Thy Light,” by
YMCAs at Grinnell, Iowa, last
Mrs. V. O. N. Smith and George Curtis Vail, Harry Kannasto, and
ment.
Gounod. This will be followed by Smith served a turkey dinner to Isabelle Williams will present a
summer will also speak
the Rev. Mcllvenna's address.
their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Lester novelty number "Musical Echos,”
Ninety three delegates are e x ­
Ruth Ann Moore wus the guest
, A duet, “The Lord Is My Shep- Merriman, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney by Forrest Buchtel.
pected
to
attend
from
the
cities
of honor at u
party
given
by
her
pec
ten
rrom
clues
a
* herd,” will then be sung by Hnf- Merriman, Mrs. O. F. Carson
mother, Mrs Carl Moure of the jof Klumath Fulls, Grants Pass,
Bill Bissell is band president
man and Mrs. I. F. Andres. This Merriman, and Miss Eugenia Car-
Klamath Junction Cafe, Monday. Medford, and Ashland. At the
and
Elmer Biegel is supervisor of
will be followed by a solo, “Un­ son.
conference which was held here
Band Personnel.
December 1.
fold,
Ye
Portals,”
by
Gounod,
Those present Included: Sharen last year 8h delegates were pre­
The Junior High school art
which will be sung by Lois Mil­
Watson, Larry Kimball, Carole. sent The sessions will begin at
classes under the direction of
ler Windsor.
Roberta, and Margaret Oviatt, 9:30 a.m. and close at -f 00 p.m.
Mrs. Elaine Schafer have painted
The program will close with
also Jerry Lou and Jeneth Pape.
The faculty of Southern Oregon the audience singing “Auld Lang
the scenery backgrounds which
A decorated birthday cake with
College will present their "Gay Syne.” Mrs. Hufman will be at
will establish the moods of the
candles, also tee cream and hot
90s Revue" at the college audi­ the piano during the entire pro­
music. The shop classes built the
Mrs. Homer Billings, 67, who frames for the scenes.
chocolate were served. Favors
torium Thursday and Friday, gram.
died November 28, was buried
were tiny baskets full oF candy
Mrs. Ernel E. Stearns is head December 4 and 5 at 8:15 p.m.
Monday, December 1, in the fam­
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Butler,
topped by miniature candles mold of the 1947 Christmas Seal drive
Entertainment will consist of a
ily plot in Hargadine cemetery. Ashland, and children, Mary Lou,
ed In the shape of boys and girls. in Ashland according to an an­ melodrama entitled "He Ain’t
She had been in ill health for and Charles, Portland spent last
Oranges and balloons were in­ nouncement made this week by Done Right by Nell”, and an olio
several
months.
week attending the Branham ser­
Mrs Glenn A. Gibbons, Jackson of song-and-dance acts.
cluded as favors
The Upper Valley Community
Funeral
services were conduct­ vices at the Ashland armory.
county
chairman.
Assisting Mrs. Moore were Mrs.
The cast for the melodrama in­ Club held its Christmas party at
ed by the Rev. Robert Mellvenna
Tills is the 41st annual Christ­ cludes: Mary Chrlstiieb as the
Vincent Pape. Talent, and Mrs.
the Bellview Grange hall, Wed­ of the Methodist church. Prior to
mas seal sale. Proceeds from t f f heroine; Don Lewis, the manly
R H. Roush.
nesday, December 3 at 1:30 p.m. the services Mrs. Frank Davis at
This was a double birthday as sale help finance the naUon’s con­ hero; Loren Messenger, the v ill­
Mrs. Fred Engle, Mrs. Fred the organ played the simple songs
__ , Arthur Taylor, owner of 4he
Ruth Ann's mother also celebra­ tinuing fight against turberculo- ain;
Homes. Mrs Wra Haya, Mrs. Wm. which Mrs. Billings had loved,
ted her birthday the same date. sis. The money Is used for re-! mill; Frances Silver, the “old Hamden and Mrs. G. W. Byrd
"Just a Song at Twilight,” “Be It
search, health education, X-Ray I maid;” Beverly Shere, “Granny”;
Both received many gifts.
were the hostesses who served Ever So Humble,” "Dear Lord
surveys and rehabilitation.
¡and Helen White, the city girl.
George Andrews, general chair­
apple pie a la mode and coffee to
DR. WEXLER VACATIONS
Ollo acts include “Ragtime the group. Xmas gifts were e x ­ and Father of Mankind,” ”O, man of the Kiwanis Christmas,
Seventyfive percent of the
Dr. Herman Wexler, Buckhorn money raised remains in Jackson Russ", Russell Elliott; "Smarty”, changed by the members of the Master, Let Me Walk With Thee,” party, announced this week that
lodge is leaving for a vacation county members of the committee Jeanette Smith; “Pahson Jones”, group, who drew names for their “Hark, Hark, My Soul,” “Sunset the party would be held Decem­
in the East. He expects to Inspect pointed out This money Ls used Neva West; "Frankie", Marie secret pals for the coming year. and Evening Star," and “Lead on, ber 23 on the Plaza. Walt Ham­
O, King Eternal,’
various Springs in New York, and for mass chest X-rays, Education Ferrarls Boyden; "Sambo", Arth­
by will be master of ceremonies.
She was bom Ellen Conrey,
Arkansas before returning to on tuberculosis prevention, and ur Kreisman; “Cowboy Bill”, Vio­
Other members of the club who
Thanksgiving day guests at October 11, 1881 at Leon, Iowa. will aid in the affair are Ralph
Buckhorn Febniary 1, 1948.
let Stockham; “Soubrette", Doro­
aid to the stricken
the home of Mrs. Ethel Miller,
Mrs. Robert Stough, who is thy Palmer; "Kausas City Kid” 562 A street, were: Mr. and Mrs. After teaching for several years Quinnett, Glen Matthews, and
she was married September 3. Harry Stevens.
Mulling;
“Little Buttercup
shoppíñgwé
treasurer of the Ashland group Leon
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Raymond Butler and son and 1912 to Mr. Billings.
A special prize will be awarded
has
been
assisting
Mrs.
Stearns
Marion
Ady.
“Cur-use”,
Clifford
o .is o e v n a s s is t in g rars. aiearns „ 7. ,
V.
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M
h.’ic Mrs.
M I'M Max
Mnv Prnu/enn
• Williams; Bartender,
Bartender. Elmo Stev
Stev- daughter, Mary Lou and Charles:
Survivors include her husband the child who guesses the means
as V has
Crowson,
Mrs. R. V. Gentry, Medford; W.
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Theltna
Brooks
and Miss Vera enson; and a quartette featuring R. Taylor; Mr. and Mrs. Mike and children, Mrs. K. S. Woods, by which Santa Claus will arrive
Don Lewis, Glenn Matthews, Ot-
San Jose, California; Frank B ill­ i in Ashland.
Stearns.
to Wilda, and Clifford Williams. Taylor; Dick Witt, Medford; Mrs. ings, Los Angeles; Jean Billings, I The party will be held in the
Agnes Warner and daughter, Sus­
The production is under the ie; Mrs. Francis Brown and son, Ashland; and Mrs. K. H. Jones, evening and Santa Claus will dis­
direction of Leon Mulling, asslst- Larry; Sherry Harden; Dee Ann Eugene: two brothers and a sis­ tribute gifts to all children at­
ter also are living, Fred Conrey, tending.
! ed by Helen White. Music is un- Coy, Bend; and Bill Jarvis.
Other events which the K iwan­
Cheyenne, Wyoming; O. T. Con­
I der the supervision of Dorothy
rey, and Mrs. Charles Evans, is club will sponsor during the
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i Palmer and Glenn Matthews;
holiday season are a Christmas
Detroit, Michigan.
Dr. Robert McLean of the First s.taK‘ng’ Otto ^ llda and Sl«ma
i
party
for the members of the
Presbyterian church of Yakima, | P, a
0081 sPeech frat-
club and their wives which will
Washington, will speak at the an- 2.rn
“Kiting, Elliott M a c-
take place December 20. It will
Southern Oregon College s
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ICracken; sound Lloyd Penning­
nual
participation
be held at the Civic club house.
famed
Red
Raiders
hung
up
ton;
tickets,
Myrtle
Funkhouser;
dinner, Friday, December 3, 6:30
Harry Skerry Jr. is chairman of
their suits for the year after
p.m., at a potluck dinner. His programs, Frances Silver; publi­
the affair which will be a potluck
their
close
and
thrilling
27-21
city,
Marion
Ady.
subject will be "The Stranger
dinner with dancing following.
loss to the powerful Lutes of
Proceeds of the production will
Within Thy Gates.”
Coach Frank O’Neil of the Ash­ Assisting Skerry are H. J. Pat­
Pacific
Lutheran
College
in
Dr. McLean is former pastor be used for the purchase of new
land high Grizzlies presented foot terson, Ernie Fulgham, Larry
the Pear Bowl. The season's
of the Presbyterian church of band equipment. Tickets are on
ball tetters to the 27 members of Butler, Jim Sullivan, and Bert
record showed keven wins
Santa Barbara and has been a sale at the Mart in Ashland and
the 1947 squad at a special assem­ Miller.
and two losses, and coach A1
missionary to South America. His Pruitt’s in Medford. Admission is
bly Tuesday, December 2 at 1:00
Simpson expressed himself as
sixty
cents,
Including
tax.
father founded the Klamath Falls
p.m. Among those who received
being more than satisfied
and Grants Pass churches, and
letters were: Don Mayfield, jun­
with the performance of the
has spoken several times at Ash­
ior; Harold Simmons, senior;
men.
land. Mrs. McLean, the former
Fred Wilkins, senior; Bob Le-
The Raiders took the cham­
Mary Moore, will accompany Dr.
Blanc, senior; Don Roberson, jun­
pionship of the Oregon Col­
McLean and they will be the
The Nazarene Church group
ior; Jerry Randles, senior; Jerry
leges of Education, and shar­
This Week
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles gave a surprise party for Judge
Mitchell, senior; Ed Beare, senior;
ed the Far-Weafern Confer­
Cooley at the Lithla hotel.
and Mrs. C. O. Presnail, In the
Louis Langer, senior; Glen N el­
ence crown with the Califor­
Presnail home, 520 Fairview
son, senior; Harry Kannasto, sen­
GLAZOUNOFF - The Sea­
nia
Aggies. Leaving the SOC
street
Tuesday
evening
Decern
ior; Chuck Zarka, senior; Bob
sons Ballet Suite.
lineup will be seniors Robert
ber 2, 1947. The party was In
Montgomery, junior; Curtis Vail,
The Dallas Symphony,
Hoefs of Butte Falls, on end;
senior; Bill Bissell, senior; LeRoy
honor of the Presnails 50th wed
Antal Dorati, Conductor.
Darrell Copeland of Ashland,
ding
anniversary.
Ades, junior; Skip Rush, senior;
Miss Helen M. Thomas, daugh­
a tackle; and Chuck De Aut-
MOZART - Symphony No.
Don Ellsworth, junior; Don Cul-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Tho­
The evening was spent in group
remont of Eugene, SOC's
38 In D (Prague)
lop, senior; Bill Starnes, senior:
mas, Klamath Junction, and Wil­ singing and readings. The Rev.
little All-American halfback
SL Louis Symphony, Vla­
Jerry Richardson, senior: Jerry
liam W. Payton, son of Mr. and A. J. Edwards gave an address of
candidate who kicked, passed
dimir Golschmann, Con­
Pitts, junior; Roger Hall, junior;
Mrs. Clifford Payton, Coquille, appreciation in honor of
and ran to a 54 point total
ductor
Ned Starnes, junior, Allan Speece
Oregon, were married Thanksglv couple, similar expressions
for the season.
junior; Loren Graham, manager;
ing day, November 27, 1947 at honor and affection were made
TSCHAIKOVSKY - Sym ­
Four SOC football players
Bob Byrd, manager.
the Methodist Church parlor In on behalf of the Sunday school
phony No. 5 In E Minor.
were honored by inclusion on
Jerry Mitchell was voted the
Ashland
by
the
Rev.
Robt.
Mcll-
by George Zickefoose, superin­
Leopold Stokowski and
the United Press little All-
senior
member of the squad, who
venna.
tendent
of
the
Sunday
school.
th Philadelphia Orchestra
Pacific Coast football squad
was the most inspirational player.
The bride wore a smoky blue Miss Leone Massey, representing
for 1947.
SCHUBERT - Songs
His name will appear on the
suit with black accessories.
the Young Peoples group, also
Chuck De AutTemont was
Richard Crook s w i t h
Charles A White trophy.
Attendents were Mr. and Mrs. spoke.
named on the first team
Frank LaForge at the
Irwin Patton, Wolf Creek, Ore­
All three departments of the
Dinah Shore, popular radio singer,
backfield
along with Eddie
Piano.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Eliason and 1« featured with Lauritz Melchior
gon. Out of town guests included church combined to give the
Lebaron. College of the Paci­
children, Barbara and Charles, and Robert Emmett Dolan and his
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Hanlon, Presnall’s a remembrance gift
fic; Darwin Horne. Pepper-
128 Wimer street entertained orchestra in a program of Christ­
Joan and Milford Jr. of Medford,
dine; and Bruce Orris, Col­
Mrs. Sam Klinger called on
Wedneday Nov. 24 In honor of mas tnusic to be presented on radio
Oregon and Miss Alberta Thomas
lege of the Pacific. Tex Gat­
Mrs. Art Hansen, on East Main
old family friends, Miss Rosnell stations throughout the country
Eugene, Ore.
lin
of the Raiders was listed
Kinker and her parents, Portland. during the Christmas Seal Sale. The
Mr. and Mrs. Payton will be street in Medford one day last
as a second teem end. SOC
Miss Kinker also attended the Seal Sale will be conducted from
at home, after December 1 at week.
backs Raylord ( S n u f f y )
F. E. Chapman, of the F R.
noon luncheon given at Southern Nov. 24 to Christmas by the National
Coquille, Oregon.
270 East Main Phone 8011
Smith and Chuck Jandreau
Ranch on the Klamath Falls high­
Ofegon College Friday, Nov. 26. Tuberculosis Association and its
were given honorable men­
Thornton Birdsall of Beach way, ls recuperating from his ap­
She is State College Campus 3,000 affiliated associations to raise
tion.
street ls completing his Villa pendicitis operation which took
¡Christian Fellowship group lead­ funds for the naticn-wtde campaign
against tuberculosis.
home on Grandview Drive.
place lest week.
er,
N inety D elegates To
Hear Mr*. Meeker And
Other Speakers
Address of the Day
To Be Delivered By
Rev. Kobt. Mellvenna
Jackson County 4-H
(Hub Has Meeting
Ruth Ann Moore Has
11th Birthday Party
SOC Faculty Will
Present Gay 90’s
Revue This Friday
Mrs. H. Billings
Is Buried Monday
Mrs. Ernel Stearns
Heads Seal Drive
Upper Valley Club
Has Xmas Party
Kiwanis Club To
Hold Xmas Party
J
Dr. McLean Will
Speak Here Friday
Season Closes As
Raiders Lose 27-21
Football Letters
Awarded to 27
Masterpieces
Classics
Presnall’s Honored
on Golden Wedding
on Records
Helen Thomas Weds
Coquille Resident
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M ÄET
Christmas Star