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Southern Oregon News Review, Ashland, Oregon, Thursday, October s i , 194K Topic Mistress. Sylvia G unter gave a. five m inute talk on the Lady Speakers Liquor Rill and Frances Miller gave a 10 m inute talk on Repub To Receive Charter licans versus Democrats. La- Vaune Falwell was a guest. C harter dinner, for the Llthia The next scheduled meeting Toastmistress club, will be held at the Elks dining room, Novem will be November 9 An informal ber 15. A lim ited num ber of m eeting will be held next T ues tickets will be placed on sale and day at the home of Betty Adams, interested persons are asked to 255 G rant Street to complete contact mem bers and m ake re plans for the C harter Dinner. servations now. The local Toastm aster Club will dispense w ith their own meeting on that night and will Mrs. Evelyn Kreisman, child be present when the wom en’s w elfare chairm an for American group receive their Charter. The Toastm istress club is not Legion auxiliary. Post No. 14, an auxiliary of Toastmasters, and her com m ittee m em bers are President Zoe Peters explained, form ulating ambitious plans for yet the local groups have w ork local work during the holiday ed in close harm ony and the season. •'The Discount that C ounts” is men's club has sent speakers to the newly formed Toastmistress the first project and will be put Club. At the charter meeting re into action as once. All members and eligible wom presentatives of both Toastm is tress and Toastm asters Clubs are en a re urged to contact Mrs. A r expected from Medford, Klam ath th u r Kreism an. phone 21806 or Falls and possibly other parts of Mrs. M. E. Ransdell, phone 7146 (afternoons) for inform ation con the state. Toastmistress at the Monday cerning the plan to deposit part meeting was Marva Millett with of the money obtained from the Beulah Stevens acting as Critic sale of Christm as cards tow ard a and Helen Schilling as General fund for Christm as Cheer for the Evaluator. Betty Adams acting as under privileged. Legion Auxiliary Plans Holiday Fund the Jeuclry Industry Council Clock-watches, forerunners of the modern watch, were fashion able in the 16th Century but too large and heavy to be worn on the person. The modern watch is light enough for the slimmest wrist, is far more accurate than its ancestor and every bit as ornamental and fashionable. Evangelist Coming Evangelist Bobby Clark assist ed by Mrs. C lark will conduct a series of evangelistic m eetings nightly at the Assembly of God and each night thereafter at 7:30 beginning, Sunday, October 24 p m . except Saturday. Reverend Clark, a young evangelist has had a successful evangelistic ca- ieer in California and W ashing ton. O ther activities at the church include the expansion program which has been going on for some time, according to the Rev. O. W. Klingsheim , pastor. A new wing has been added to the church and the exterior has been painted. Pastor K lingsheim invited all who were interested to atten d the Clark evangelistic services or the regular Sunday meetings. Y\ W S H IR T S a n d P A N T S . . . t h e th rifty way to look your best on the job . . . You con look dressed fight for your work end save money czn your work clothes by choosing Dickies matched Shirts and Foot». Dickies ore tailored almost like dress shirts ond slacks and honestly made from sturdy Army Twill that you extra months of weor. Spruce up N O W in o new suit of Dickies from STORE NAME B etter Clothes for Less Money CURVE BALL INVENTOR DIES IN LOS ANGELES George F. McConnell, 92, who m ade history in baseball hall of fam e back in 1884 in a game b e tw een Yreka and A shland when he threw the first curve in base ball, died Sunday, O ctober 10, in the V eteran's hospital in Saw- telle, Calif. EXPECT EIRE TRUCK Talent, Oct. 22—Members of the Talent Fire D epartm ent held a meeting Monday to discuss the new fire truck which has been ordered. STATEMENT GF THE OWNER only the list of stuckhuklers und SHIP, MANAGEMENT, C IR C U -! security holders ns they uppeur LATION, ETC., REQUIRED BY upon the bonks of the company I 1 IK ACT GE CONGRESS GE but also, in cases where the AUGUST 24, 1912, AS AMEND stockholder or se n ility holder ap El) BY 11 IE ACTS o r MARCH pears upon the books of the com 3. 1933, and JULY 3. 1916 Of pany as trustee or in any other The Southern Oregon News Ri fiduciary 1 elation, the name of view published weekly ut As (lie person or corporation for land, Oregon for October 14, ,948 whom such trustees Is acting, is State of Oregon given; also that the said two pur- agiuphs contain statem ents em 88. County of Jackson bracing affiant's full knowledge Before me, a notary public in and belief us (o tin* circum stances and for the State and county an.I conditions under which aforesaid, personally appeared stockholders and sem ity holders Wendell Lawrence, who, having who do not appear upon the been duly sworn according t< honks of tin* company as trustees, law, deposes anti says that ht is hold stock and securities in a the editor of the Southern Ore capacity other than thut of u gon News Review and that tht luma fide owner; and this a ffi following is, to the best of his ant has no reason to believe thut knowledge and belief, a true any person, assoiution, or cor statem ent of the ownership, man poration has an interest direct or agem ent (and if a dally, weekly indirect In the said stock, bonds, semiweekly or triw eekly new s or other seem ties than as so s ta t paper, the circulation), eac, of the ed by him. aforesaid publication for the date 5. Thut the average num ber of shown in the above caption, re copies of each issue of this p u b qulred by the act of August 24, lication sold or distributed, 1912, as amended by the acts of through the mails or otherwise, March 3. 1933, and July 2, 1946 to puid subscribers during the . (section 537, Postal Laws and twelve m onths preceding the \ Regulation.), printed on the it* late shown ubove is 736. verse of this form, to wit: Wendell Iaiw rcntc. 1. 1 hat the names and address Sworn to and subscribed be- es of the publisher, editor, m an fore me this 18th duy of October, aging editor, and business m an 1948. agers are: Vivien M. B ntenbaugh Publisher C. H. Wines, 38 E Notary public for the state of Main St., Ashland, Oregon. Edi Oregon. My commission expires tor, Wendell Lawrence, 38 E December 1st, 1950. Main St., Ashland. Oregon. 2. That the owner Is C. II. RANGELAND RESEEDING Wines, partner, Wendell Law EXPERIMENT CONDUCTED rence, partner. Ed W hltton’s Dead Indiun 3- That the known bondholders, anch Is one of the sites for grass mortgagees, and other security xperlrnentatlon which were se holders owning or holding 1 per lected by the Jackson County cent or more of total amount of Stockmen's association. Fifty- bonds, mortgages, or other secur two different plots with dlffer- ities are: Charles Glffcn. Cal 10, nt grass combinations were Nebraska. seeded by H. H. White on the 4. That the two __ ,___ B. . W a- h i t t o n property. paragraphs hove, giving the names of t h e 1 Willow Flat, also in the Dead owners, stockholders, and secur- Indian area, Is a Forest Service ity holders, if any, contain not reseeding project area. Evangelistic Crusade with Evangelist Bobby Clark -at- 485 Siskiyou Boulevard Beginning Sunday, October 24 Services Nightly at 7:30 (except Sat.) Growing Bible School. 9:45 a.m. M orning Worahip, 11:00 a.m. Assembly of God Hour, KW1N, 1 p.m. C. A., Vesper Service. 6 = 30 p.m. Great Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p.m. Specials—Instrum ental and Vocal Evangelistic Bobby Clark has had several years of successful Evangelistic M inistry and is a dynamic foreful speaker with a Gripping Message. Rev. Clark will be assist ed by Mrs. Clark in the services. NO tQUAL For WIT, SNOWY DRIVING II O. W. Klingsheim. Minister. Tele. 22786 ft *****^ *W W W W W W W k \ « NEW , Im proved I T Firestone ’S H E R E FULAft Br&IPT RE AD S Ths secret is the exclusive skid-resisting material oallad ‘Tcocels” imbedded in the rubber producing millions of tiny edges that grip the road, resist skid ding and give you greater winter driving safety. Available in two extra traction designs — De Luxe Champion Polar Grip for icy, slippery roade; Studded Polar Grip for deep snow or soft, muddy roads. 3e "Winter-Sure” — drive in for safe, sure Polar Grip Treads today. / ' R IO U. S PATSNT O F F IC I Under new management C. K. 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