Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, September 08, 1949, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextS u u tliv in O re g o ji N ew s K e vie w , A shland, O regon, T hursday, S eptem ber H, 1949 SOCIETY NEW S AND CLUB NOTES I Bellview News MISS MARILYN MILLER HONORED AT SHOWER BELLVIEW GRANGE MEETS. ATTENDANCE CLIMBS TO 60 Items at Interest I FOR SALE FOR SALE OR TRADE -Con crete bldg., and stuck o f see ond hand goods. W ill s t'll stock and re n t bldg., o r w ill sell bldg., w ith o u t stock 8 2 1 N M ain 9 B .15p| By Mrs. Ida Church B e llv ie w G runge m et Tuesday evening w ith an attendance o f 60 m em bers M r and M rs M a r A n yo n e h avin g new * of in ion N ichols and daugh ter. P h y l terest to the com m unity are FOR S A LE — S pinet piano. W ill lis, w ere g iven th e fir s t and urged to call 2-8113. second degrees M rs M c K in n e y sacrifice fo r q u ic k sale. Cash M r. and M rs P aul Shim ins, o f was re instated and spoke b r ie f terms. Can be aeon at Ashland Napa, C a lif., w h ile vacation ly W rite T a llm a n Piano Store, in g in Oregon re ce n tly, visited A H allo w e e n p a rty is te n ta 395 South 12th S t, Salem, Ore. at Uie home o f M r and M rs G. tiv e ly planne d fo r Oct. 25 W B yrd . 8-1*1, 6tc Booster N ig h t w ill be Sept. 30 M r. and M rs Easley have sold w ith a co ve rt'd dish d in n e r at th e ir hom e on C row son Road to 6 30 p m. On S a tu rd a y, Sept. M r. and M rs. E lija h Johnson HERE’S MORE ABOUT 17, at 10 a. m , the G range H a ll 1 he Easley’s have moved to BRIDAL SHOWER GIVEN w ill be cleaned and decorated P h o e n ix w ith th e ir son. FOR SHIRLEY BALFOUR by the co m m itte e in charge and) T he Hom e Econom ics clu b M iss S h irle y B a lfo u r was hon voluntee rs. w ill m eet at th e G range H a ll at F ro m Page Ona ored at a show er g iv e n T hursday The p ro g ra m was a q u iz r o ll 2 p. m ., Sept. 8, fo r the fir s t evening at the C harles H odgins c a ll w ith le c tu re r Frances fa ll m eeting. 5. G ra n te d C o u n c ilm a n P h il hom e on M o n ta in A ve Mrs. W o rth a skin g unusual ques M r. and M rs. C hester Squires S ta n sb u ry leave o f absence fo r N ita B a lfo u r was hostess tions spent the w eekend w ith Mrs- 100 days Miss B a lfo u r w ill become the The 4-H F a ir w i l l be held S q u ire s’ sisters in Sacramentre 6 Use o f the c ity b u lld o z e r fo r b rid e o f C h ris tia n F W eiskam p Sept 20-22 T hey also spent a day in San a couple o f days in A sh la n d can on Sept. 24. Francisco yon to cle a r kin d fo r the po lice Guests a tte n d in g i n c l u d e d STUDY CLUB WILL MEET M a rjo rie H u tto n , fro m Idaho p is to l range Miss B a rbara G ertson, Miss AT POLEY HOME MONDAY Let us design your kitchen and drainboards is s ta y in g w ith M r and M rs 7 Purchase a new m otorcycle N orm a B a lfo u r, Miss Jenny The A sh la n d S tu d y c lu b w ill G eorge N ichols. w ith ra d io attached f o r th e p o -' . . . party room, office or store . . . we have W eiskam p o f M e dford. M iss Jean h o ld its fir s t m eeting o f the year L y d a C a th e rin e D avis has lic e d e p a rtm e n t at $465 w hen | H arden. M iss G a yle M o rris, at the hom e o f M rs. W. M Po- expert layers ready to serve you. in s tllu tio n on w hat was d e s c rib -j M rs. E la in e E llis , M rs. B ill ley, 64 G resham street, on M o n been q u ite il l in San Francisco. M r. and M rs. S ta n le y C hurch ed as the present "o b s o le te ” mo Shere. M rs. V ern Tyson. Mrs. day, Sept. 12. spent the w eekend in P o rtla n d d e l w o u ld have re q u ire d $274 V erna B a lfo u r, Mrs. D o ris John Dessert w i l l be served at I 15 F R E E E ST IM A T E S son, the hostess and the honored p. m . fo llo w e d by the business v is itin g frie n d s o f years ago plus purchase o f a new cycle fro m N ew Y o rk , w ho are now w ith in a few m ore m onths. guest. Miss B a lfo u r. • ASPHALT TILE • LINOWALL m eeting and program . re s id in g in T illa m o o k . T hey re • CARPETING i l rn I'll e i ' i d f "d i l n o l w L n »1 t the llr x • CALIWOOL M rs. M arcus Woods w ill g iv e ! * t tu coast and vis • WINDOW SHADES • V E N E T IA N B L IN D S the B ook R eview and M rs. I. F ite d fo rm e r A sh la n d friends, M r HERE’S MORE ABOUT A ndres the selected topic. and M rs N orm an P o r r itt, at Lakeside, O regon. M r. De C a rlo is v e ry i l l and Births at the Ashland General co n fin e d to his hom e From Page Ode Hospital A la n and J u lia B y rd and d a u ghters, J u d y and Joan, and Do F a rm e r, attende d the L in a s club, and T ro o p 110 spun Sept. 3— To M r. and Mrs. lores R ound-U p at L a k e v ie w re c e n tlj sored by T a le n t L io n s club. D ennis Hassell. 260 G ra n t St., W hen the Josephine C o u n ty U nder the new p ro g ra m F a ir B oard decided to present an 8-lb , 8 oz. daugh ter, C a ro ly n C hristensen said, any young A nn. E n d Coach at O regon Stale a huge pageant-spectacle the m an upon re a ch in g 14 becomes Sept. 4— To M r. and Mrs. H olds 12 M a jo r Sports Letters P h o n e X77I 125 E a st Main e vening o f Sept. 14, 15, 16 and an E x p lo re r Scout b u t m a y re F lo y d T ry o n , 424 H elm an St., a Pete E llio tt. O regon S tate a m ain in his tro o p o r jo in a sen 18 at the Josephine C o u n ty new end coach, is the firs t M ich io r u n it. These se n io r u n its are F a irg ro u n d s in G ra n ts Pass, 7 lb., 12 oz. son, F lo y d D w ig h t. igan a th le te to w in 12 m a jo r open fo r m em bership in o u r a r they planned on h a v in g a cast sports le tte rs in his college c a r ea. T he E x p lo re r Post 112 is A S H L A N D M A N R E T A IN S o f 300 lo ca l p a rtic ip a n ts . W hen Former Ashland Man S H R IN E G A M E S R ECORD eer. Pete was an a ll-A m e ric a n sponsored by Uie E lk s c iu b . th e d ire c to r, James M c G re w o f Stops Off For Visit it i fo o tb a ll, all-Bkig Ten in bas G e lle r P ro d u ctio n s o f H o lly T rite s said th a t, w ith tliis W ith co m p le te sta tistics o f the k e tb a ll and ru rtn e ru p fo r ihe change, a lm o s t 30 percent m ore wood, th e a tric a l p ro d u cin g corn- M r. and M rs. Lee W ise o f re c e n t S h rm c rs ’ H o sp ita l h ig h B ig Ten in d iv id u a l crow n in pan w ho w i l l stage th e p ro d u c t Spokane. Wash., have been v is it boys w i l l n o w be eb a b le and school a ll s lu r fo o tb a ll game ion, a rriv e d in to w n , he suggest in g in A s h la n d fo r a fe w days g o lf. th a t m any new u n its ve re need com puted, J e r r y M itc h e ll o f CLEAN BURNING ed th a t o v e r 500 p a rtic ip a n ts be on th e ir w a y to San Diego, C a lif; ed in the d is tric t. Also, th a t any A sh la n d s t ill holds the a ll tim e METERED G olden B ears o f California used. A t the present, th e re is C h u rch , H ub, lodge o r oganiz- con ve rsio n record o f fiv e w h ich TECHNICIAN ON CALL M r. W ise is a fo rm e r A sh la n d S late P ortlan d Tilt October 1 a to ta l o f 581 men, w om en, and re sident, h a v in g m oved here in a tio n in terested in using the Boy he set in the 1948 game. C a lifo rn ia w i l l be .taking, its S cout p ro g ra m should contact c h ild re n fro m Josephine C o u n ty 1898 and a tte n d in g local schooti. T he P o rtla n d A ll-S ta r« be d up w ho are p la n n in g to p a rtic ip a te . H e w e n t to S o u th e rn Oregon fir s t appearance in P o rtla n d in h im f o r fu r th e r in fo rm a tio n He th e score th is ye a r w hen th e y W ith one m ore w eek to go, i t is N o rm a l school, the fo re -ru n n e r m ore th a n 1ft years w hen the said th a t th is new age re q u ire h a n d l'd the S ta te rs a 1 90 defeat expected fo r th e fin a l east to o f S o u th e rn O regon college, and G o ld e n B e a rs com e n o rth to m ent w ill c a ll f o r m any m ore P a rk e r Hess o f A sh la n d served exceed 600. q u it a fte r h is ju n io r y e a r to go m eet O regon S ta te on M u ltn o men to act as leaders and c o m -, as head linesm an fo r Uie 2nd 890 Oak St. T he pageant w h ic h w i l l be to w o rk in th e o ld W in te r’s G ro m ah fie ld O c to b e r 1. m itte e m e n . a n n u a l game. e n title d Rogue V a lle y C a va l c e ry w here th e W h ite House cade, w i l l d e p ic t th e s to ry of G ro c e ry is now . S outhw est O regon fro m the days H e la te r w o rk e d on new s o f th e fir s t w h ite m an’s a r r iv a l papers in Tacom a and elsew here up to th e pesent day. H ow ever, in W ashington and n o w is a th e Josephine C o u n ty F a ir c iv ilia n em p lo ye e a t th e V e la x B o a rd assures a ll w h o are p la n N a v a l S u p p ly D epot in Spokane. n in g to a tte n d th a t th e Rogue V a lle y C avalcade w i l l not be a S K W ri h is to ry lesson. W h ile the pag Shallow Well Pump S ii eant is based on a u th e n tic h is t o ric a l facts, th e re w i l l be p le n ty Pipe and Foot Valve o f com edy, m usic, and dancing th ro u g h o u t. té In Good Condition T he e n tire cast w i l l be com p le te ly costum ed by G e lle r P ro For Sale or Trade du ctio n s w h o w i l l also su p p ly on 6” Jointer th e sets fo r the g ig a n tic stage th a t has been e sp e cia lly const ru c te d a t th e Josephine C o u n ty HAGGARD F a irgrounds. G eneral A dm ission Lumber Company w i l l be $1.20 and Reserved section, $1.80. T ic k e ts are now on sale b y contestants fo r the title o f Queen O f T he F a ir o r m ay be purchased at the G ra n ts Pess C ham ber o f C om merce. • Miss M a rily n M ille r, w ho w ill become a b rid e in O ctober, was honored at a show er T hursday a t the Jacob W eitzel home on N o rth M ain M rs W e itze l and Miss S h irle y W eitzel served as hostesses. The evening was spent in a social h o u r and refreshm ents w ere served by c a n d le lig h t in the garden. O ve r 40 guests honored the prospective brid e w ith gifts. CALL 8771 Tuesday’s Slow for PRINT or INLAID LINO LEUM “Cavalcade" Cast Still Increasing. Will Exceed 600 Scout Program ^D od ye J FURNITURE n ip Standard Heating Oils Whittle Transfer & Fuel Co. J EFFECTIVE SEPT. 12 ALL-DAY BANKING For Rent Your Shake Maker .... Hilco Floor Sander ... BILL BADGER HAGGARD LUMBER Drew, Oregon MONDAY thru SATURDAY 10 A.M . to 5 P.M. CO. 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