Southern Oregon News Review, Ashland, Oregon, Thursday, November 4, 1948
Friends of Mrs. Emma Hoke home Pussadcnu, Californio and
formerly of 39 Union street will that she Is now able to w«lk
be interested to hear that she about their home, following her
Among the new books recent and Mr. Hoke reside in their old serious illness of last winter.
ly put In the shelves of the Pub­
vicinity for about a month.
lic Library are a number of best
Mi's. Bessie Satchel is quite 111
sellers.
In the Medford Hospital.
Mailer, Norman.
The Naked
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Faske The regular Monday assembly
and daughter, Jackie, 63 Nutle.v saw action as Bob DeLlsle gave and the Dead. A novel of World
War II.
street were dinner guests of het-
Hobart, Mrs. Alice T. The cleft
father and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. a very peppy speech to wake the
Sam Klinger for Sunday dinner. students up. Bob stated that there rock. Points up the problem of
the use of natural resources—
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rear was a lack of interest in the
novel of conflict between In­
To Our New Mayor
games
that
was
uncommon
In
were dinner guests of Mrs. Mary
tegrity
and security.
Ashland high. He asserted that
Westmoreland and Claud Long,
Kinsey, Alfred A Others. Sex­
if the players were as interested ual Behavior In the Human Male.
last Sunday.
anil showed the lack of interest •\ realistic report of an exten­
TOM WILLIAMS
that students do, Ashland would sive survey, made under the aus­
be unheard of In the Southern pices of the National Research
Oregon
conference.
Council. Its purpose is to help
A (iift From
Venita Roberson told the stu­ blaze the way to healthier and
dents about the traditional bon­ sounder sex education.
fire to be held before the Med­ Huxley, Aldous. Ape and Es­
The store where Ms spends Ps's money
ford game this November 5 on sence. The year 2108 is depicted
I the home turf. A noise parade, and the necessity of rediscover-
On Wslker Avenue and Hiway 66 at the Corner
¡starting at the Junior High, nt ng America because of its ut­
of Joels Auto Court
*6:30 will have floats from sev­ ter destruction.
eral clubs. Sponsoring floats are Sinclair, Upton,
One Clear
the Tri-Hl-Y, Hi-Y, Popsters, G. Call. The latest of his Lanny
is a Gift that’s
A. A., Junior Red Cross and the Budd series.
Letterman’s club. A prize will be Camus, Albert. The Plague.
Special!
awarded to the club sponsoring Different men’s attitudes ioward
the best float.
the disaster of a plague epidemic,
I An Art club is being organized life is shown in their reaction to
Whether I t’s a . . .
by Joan Heller. Joan plans for Lyons. Eugene. Our Unknown
the club to make all the adver­ President The story of Herbert
tisement posters needed in the Hoover.
W ATCH
high school. The group will en­ Nesbitt. Mrs. Victoria H. White
I desire to convey my sincere appre­
Story of her 13
ter the contest being sponsored House Diary.
RING
¡by the National Society for Crip­ years as housekeeper at the
ciation to the many friends who support
White House.
pled Children.
SILVER
Woodbury, George. John Cof­
George Henrikson, the new
ed me at the polls.
fee’s
Mill. Trials of a couple tak­
band instructor, is from Lewis &
Clark college in Portland. When ing over an old mill and making
COMPACT
asked if he was a “long hair’’ it home and business.
musician.
Henrikson said he Two biographies are: Crabb.
★ ★ ★
CIGARETTE
could out-jazz and out be-bop Alfred. Home to the Hermitage.
any student in school, playing a The love story of Andrew and
Rachel Jackson. Pease, Herbert,
CASPORLITER
saxaphone.
It shall be my purpose to warrant your
The Student Body was enter­ Singing Rails. The upward climb
from
night
operator
to
central
tained by Mysterious Brown, a
or
confidence by giving in exchange clear
magician sponsored by the Na­ pass agent, in eight years.
The
latest
works
of
several
COSTUME
tional Assemblies Programs, on
and efficient municipal government.
Tuesday, November 2. The pro. popular authors are:
JEWELRY
gram featured a Ventriloquist Gather, Wllla. The Old Beau­
named Harley. This was the first ty. Three stories make up this
★ ★ ★
time the student body has seen final book of the author.
Choose nou while stocks are
Lutz, Mrs. Grace Livingston
a program of this type.
Shirley Damon, appointed by H. Mary Arden. Last novel of a
complete and
the Tri-Hi-Y is in charge of get­ prolific writer.
TOM WILLIAMS
ting Mums which that organza- Smith, Betty. Tomorrow wi’
LAY-AWAY for Christmas!
tion will sell a tthe Medford be better. Not so gay as "A Tree
Grows in Brooklyn" but the
Mayor Fleet
game.
Students are looking forward to same setting.
the end of the week with parti­ MacDonald. Betty. The Plague
Watch Repair
cular
interest, possibly because and I. Her experiences as a tu­
Jewelry Repair
Engraving ¡Teachers’ Institute will be held berculosis patient.
Vance, Ethel.
The Secret
¡at SOC on those days, and that
Ashland
Phone 7131
Thread. Novel about self-made
means
a
vacation.
Next to the Mart
man who finds life tyrannized by
four strangers.
Ramblin With Ransev
Mrs. Sidney S. Bartlett, form­
erly Mildred Glacze, arrived by
plane Thursday from Angangino,
MJchoacan, Mexico, to be with
her mother, Mrs. Cora Lee Glaze,
who is seriously ill at her home
on Fairview street. Mr. Bartlett
Is a Mining Engineer.
Mrs. Jerry Thoreson and her
small daughters, Dixie and Nor­
ma, and her brother, Bud Teide-
man and Miss Irma Carroll mot­
ored to Crescent City last week
for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Teideman. They returned to
Ashland Monday, accompanied
by Mrs. Teideman.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Fitzhughes,
who have been visiting in Mer­
rill, Oregon are in Ashland on
business and expect to be in this
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T O TH E PEOPLE OF ASHLAND:
I wish to express my appreciation to those people
who voted for me as a candidate for the City Coun­
cil.
itarnn g
Deanna DURBIN
Dick HAYMES
Vincent PRICE
I also wish to thank those of you who voted
against me for your keen interest in community affairs
and in taking time to register your opinions.
Whichever way the vote goes is of no great conse­
quence. The importance lies in the exemplification
of real Democracy at work.
PHILIP W EN D T
and
THEY’LL
FLOOR
YOU!
NOW!
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Mary Jane Kunscom was the
lucky person who won the silver
coffee maker at the school carni­
val.
Room 11 Bats defeated Room
12 Spooks In a football game 8
to 0, last Thursday.
Miss Inlo’.v has been reading
the book “Smoky’ by Will James.
Room 11 had a Hallowe'en par­
ty on Friday. Kathleen Reagan
won the first prize for the best
cosutme and Jackie Herburger 1
doy Dutchess, won the prize for
the funniest costume.
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Mr. and Mrs. Chet Reed, 72
Garfield, spent the past week
visiting their daughter and hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ebson,
Tule Lake, California.
Mrs. Heath Wins
First Prize
Mrs. Catherine Heath, ’Ashland,
won a first prize for crocheted
chair sets at the Oregon State
Fair, and is eligible to compete
in the national finals of the na­
tion-wide crochet contest.
Accordng to Leo Spitzbart,
manager of the fair, the compe­
tition was extremely keen, mak­
ing it difficult for the judges to
select the top winners. This was
the first year that a trophy had
been offered for the best crochet­
ed piece, and this incentive, to­
gether with the desire to compete
for the title of “Grand National
Crochet Champion’’ in the nation­
wide Crochet Contest, produced
some of the finest crochet work
ever exhibited at the Fair. P w.i.-’
also announced that the Oregon
State Fair is making plans to
participate in the national con­
test produced some of the 111 i
crochet work ever exhibited at
ithe Fair. It was also announ"ed
that the Oregon State Fair is
making plans to participate in
the national contest again next
year.
The national finals of ithe Na­
tion-Wide Crochet Contest will
take place n New York city dur­
ing the week of November 20th
where frst prize winners from
over 500 local, county and state
fairs will compete. Following the
judging, there will be an exhibi­
tion of all entries in the Winter
Garden at the Hotel McAlpln
from November 29th to Decem­
ber 3rd, which will be open to
,the public.
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