Southern Oregon New» Review, Ashland, Oregon Thuruby,June_2b_H49_
Jean Clary Weds
NEWS FROM TALENT
Mrs. Parks Honored
By Family Reunion
A family reunion honoring Mrs.
R. F. Parks on her 76th birthday
anniversary was held Sunday,
June 12th. The party was in the
form of a picnic dinner served on
the lawn of Mrs. Ivah Blackwells
home on Second street in Ash­
land. Gifts were presented to the
honored guest and pictures of
the reunion were taken through­
out the afternoon. Those attend­
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Cawdrv and daughter Shirley,
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Parks and
daughter. Tammy, and Mrs. Ivah
Blackwell and children Edward
and Betty, with the execptlon of
Robert Blackwell, the entire fam­
ily was present for the surprise
party.
Mrs. Belle Skeeters spent Sun­
day. June 19, in Medford at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Skeeters. Mr. Skeeters is Mrs.
Belle Sketters' brother-in-law.
Stephen Manness and Cy Corn-
best left Thursday, June 16 on a
short prospecting trip. They plan
to be gone for three or four days.
Robert Burleson
Chico high school und uttended
Southern Oregon college. He ih
at present employed «t the Coun­
ty Court House ut Oroville, Calif
The young couple will muke
their home in Chico following
a wedding trip.
Out of town gueets were Mrs.
Laura York, Mr. und Mrs. James
Follettie of Chico, Mr. und Mrs.
Paul Jones und Mrs. Paul Horn
of Klamath Fulls.
In u wedding held Sunday ut
the
Presbyterian church, Miss
Community Club
Jean Clary, daughter of Mr. and
Entertains ladies
Mrs, Ray Clury of Ashland, be
Talent. June 22 — The Com­
came the bride of Robert Burle­
munity club held a party for
son, son of Mrs Nlnu Burleson of
the older ladies of the commun­
California. Rev. George Shuman
The Chuck Wagon Cafe, which ity the past week. The program
of the Presbyterian church per
is opening Saturday, June 25, at was opened by a flag salute giv­
K S. Engstor und son, Ernest
formed the rites.
Talent.
June
22—The
Talent
Talent on Highway 99. has an en by everyone, followed by
The bride, who was attired in were in Ashland the past week
unique background in that A. O. group singing of old favorites; Jamboree will start Saturday, a marquisette gown with fingei end from Prinevlle to visit Mis.
Spencer, not only, constructed next two little girls. Karen Bohls June 25th with u caravan of cars
tip veil, was given in marriage by Engstrom and fuinily Mr. Eng­
the building but manufactured and Virginia Martin played a
strom. his daughter und two
starting
in
Ashland
nt
10
o’clock
her father.
the Bar Tile Roofing, which he, number apiece on their electric
children returned to Prineville
Miss
Margie
Newton
was
maid
and
covering
Ashland,
Medford,
guitars.
Karen player "Far A-
also, applied.
Monday. Ernest Jr., left Wednes­
Mrs. A. O. Spencer and daugh­ way Places” and Virginia played Jacksonville, Central Point and of honor. Sisters of the bride day for Lakeview where he will
Sandra
and
Marsha
Clary
were
j
ter, Ruth Greene, who will oper­ “My Home in San Antone". Then Phoenix.
work the rest of the summer.
candle lighters.
ate the Chuck Wagon Cafe have the girls played a duet "Now Is
Crowning of the queen will take
William Wulkenshaw assisted
both had years of experience in The Hour."
The program was
Learn cartooning! Pocket size
restaurant business. Ruth Green closed by an exhibition of baton place at 12 30 at the city hall the groom as best man; ushers , cartoon course. Now! Only 50c.
and is to be broadcast by remote were James Follettie of Chico, McBain Studios. Lelgh.A venue,
was formerly employed at How­ twirling by Shirley Sullivan.
control.
Following the coronation Calif., and Thomas Newton of
ard’s, the Grey Hound Bus Stop
After the short address of wel­
C am pbell. C alifornia
<1 23 2tp
in Medford.
come given by the club president, of the queen, her float will lead Ashland.
The Chuck Wagon, appropriate­ Mrs. Jason Ottinger, Mrs. Eliza­ the parade down Main street, anti
The bride entered as the strains
ly named, was recently construct­ beth Ann Gardiner, the guest of Valleyview road to the highway, of the traditional wedding march
ed by Mi- Spencer, who, also, did honor was introduced. Mrs. Gar­ up the highway to the Junction was played by Mr* Arthur Peters
the interior decoreiing, installing diner joined the club Is 1914 and then down Gibson street and buck at the organ. M.*. Robert McKay
was a member here until about to the city hall where It will sang “Because” and "For You.’’
all new fixtures.
seven years ago. She is now liv­ break up. After the parade the
Following the ceremony a re­
Mrs. Alex Jeffries and children ing with her daughter, Mrs. F. high school band will play at 2 ception was held in the parlors of
are visiting Mrs. Jeffries’ parents F. Burke of Medford. Mrs. Gar­ o’clock, followed by other enter­ the church with the bride and
diner is also the mother of Chase tainment. The Eve Prentice Ac- groom cutting the first plccu of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holdridge.
Mrs. Roy Parr came home from Gardiner of Golden Crest Or­ cordlanna band is scheduled to the beautiful wedding c a k e .
play at 3 o’clock and later in the Miss Newton continued the cutt­
the hospital Tuesday, June 14. chard.
evening the Kilty band is to play. ing; Mrs. James Folettie served
She is recuperating nicely from a
There will be some form of free the punch.
Watch Repair
major operation.
Engraving
entertainment
from
2
o’clock
un
The
bride
was
educated
in
the
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Francis of
Jewelry Repair
til
eight
in
the
evening.
Ashland schools; graduating from
Butte Falls, are the parents of
The
drawing
for
the
blanket
Phone 7131
Ashland
high
school
with
the
a little girl, born June 16 at the
which is to be given away on the class of 1946 and from Southern
Osteopathic hospital in Medford.
Talent, June 22—Sealed bids of queen tickets is to be held at 8 Oregon college in 1948, She is
Mrs. Francis is Mr. and Mrs. Har­
contractors
proposing to build the o’clock. The drawing on the elec­ employed in Chico.
ry Lowe’s daughter..
new
school
building, planned for tric clock is to be held at 11 p m.
Mr. Burleson graduated from
’ Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wall have
moved into the Fay Clayton this summer, were opened by the and on the refrigerator at 10 o’­
school board Monday evening. clock.
house on Front street.
Starting at two o’clock in the
Mrs. Ada Bouldin will return June 20. The bid was let to the afternoon, there will be a base­
froin her visit to California this M., a Bassmette Company fo
$81,695.00 with a $5,000 bond ball game between the Talent
week.
Lions Cubs and either the Cen
The Talent Club softball team posted and a guarantee of com­ tral Point or Jacksonville Cubs.
HEAR l)R. BORDEN
won their game against the Ash­ pletion of work in 90 working
The
street
dance
will
start
at
land Magnolias 1 to 0. The win­ days.
nine o’clock and continue until
ning run was made by John BiJ-
two in the morning.
ler. This puts Talent in the lead Two Elected to
There will be pony rides and
in the local softball league.
Talent School Board entertainment for young and old
Talent, June 22—At the school to which the whole of Rogue Riv­
MRS CHARLES BLASOR
board
election held Monday, er valley Is invited.
HONORED WITH SHOWER
A surprise shower by telephone June 20, Charles Barnes and Mrs.
Miss Ethel May Culver and
was given in honor of Mrs. Char­ Jason Ottinger were nominated Mrs.
Ted Culver will both have
les Blasor Monday evening at the for the two year term and Jesse
their
tonsils out Friday, June 17
D.
Williams
and
Delore
Sullivan
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Weit­
at
the
Ashland Community hos­
zel on North Main. Mrs. Blasor were nominated for the three year
pital.
was called at her home in Kla­ term as members of the board for
“The Canyon, You and God”
math Falls by the guests to tell sahool district No. 22. Mrs. L. C
Mrs. A .B. Culvers mother ar-
Taylor
was
on
a
separate
ballot,
her of the occasion.
irved last week to spend a week
Following the call to the honor­ as representative for district 5 of or more with her daughter. She
Mr. Barnes arrived here Friday, June 10, af­
ed guests, the evening was spent the county board.
social hour. Refreshments polled 58 votes, Mrs. Ottinger 31 ter visiting friends and relatives
were served from a beautifully and Mrs. Williams polled 65 votes in southern California
i and Mr. Sullivan 23.
arranged table
Guests were Mrs. Mark Bal-
four. Miss Betty Roberson, Mrs. WRITERS CLUB MEETS
Gale Jones, Miss Barbara Mc­ AT OSGOOD HOME MONDAY
Mrs. Leonard Osgood entertain­
Cleary, Mrs. Robert O'Harra,
Don’t Miss This
Mrs. C. A Van Dewalker, Mrs. ed members of the Writers club
in
her
home
on
Roca
street,
Mon­
Marvin Miller. Miss Nancy Weit­
zel, Mrs Jake Weitzel and the day evening, for a special session
hostesses Miss Virginia Lutz, Miss on editing manuscripts.
Those present were Vinna Mid­
Marlyn Miller and Miss Shirley
dleton,
Hellice Hartshorn, Gladys
Weitzel
Attwooll, Lottie Ransdell, Mrs.
FOR RENT—Power mower. Cut Nutter and Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. Middleton assisted the
weeds and grass. Operate your­
hostess
in serving dainty refresh­
self, or will furnish operator. Eb­
ments.
erhart Sporting Goods,
Phone
2138, Ashland.
FOR SALE—Wlllys 4-door se­
dan $145.00. See Ted at Weitzel’s
A Big Selection to Choose From
Store on the Plaza. Phone 4251
For Sale — New power lawn
LAST TIMES SATURDAY
mower, 1'/, h.p. motor and
transmission, 21 inch cutting
surface. Price $135.00.
For sale — 1937 Ford •/, -ton
pickup. New upholstery, new
paint, good motor and tires.
For Sale — 1942 Ford Coupe
motor and body good, not too
clean inside. Price $625.00.
For Sale — 1935 Chevrolet
Coupe, price $245.0.
For Sale — 1947 Ford »/, -ton
pickup, 8,000 miles. New Car
"We have a corner on Lithia Park”
guarantee. Price $1245.00.
For Sale — 1945 Jeep. Re­
Phone 4251
Ashland
conditioned motor, good rub-
5 North Main
Price. $625.00
Talent Prepares
For Jamboree
This Saturday
New Cafe and
Bus Stop Opens
Contract Let On
VARSITÜ
LAST f IJÄ S SATURDAY
»
New Schoolhouse
The Congregational Church
Vi
Sunday, June 26,11 a.m.
G&
CORSET AND BRASSIERE
SALE
Price
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Busch Motor Co.
SPECIALS
at the
PLAZA GROCERY
HUNT’S CATSUP
KRISPY CRACKERS
RINSO
Large package ........................................
LIBBY’S CORN BEEF
SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING
3 pounds ....................................................
KELLOGG’S CORNFLAKES
2 packages, regu lar................................
29 C
47 0
28c
45 C
850
25 C
announce the opening of
THE CHUCK WAGON CAFE
SATURDAY, JUNE 25th
Highway 99 at Talent Junction
BREAKFAST AT ALL HOURS
Sandwiches
Short Orders
and Specials
Dinner
We Specialize in Home Made Pies
Greyhound Bus Stop
Phone 8323 Ashland
24-Hour Service
the chuck waqon
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