Ihursday, Novem ber 3, 194»
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A convention was held a t the
T alent City H all on W ednes
day, O ctober 26th. D ecorutlons
w ere, F all H arvest potted plants
an d cacti. Golden pum pkin and
autum n leaves. 98 g iv sts w ere
present.
Luncheon was prep ared and
served by the ladies of the Tai
e n t G arden Club.
Music for the lunch hour was
furnished by the B radley ch ild
ren of W agner Creek.
Visiting clubs brought the
favors. S tate president, Mrs.
F o w ler of Pendelton, gave a talk
on a subject she called h e r " P e t”
to attain a plot of one thousand
acres m a r Orc..on City, to plant
every specia of wild flow er
know n.
Mrs. Bathucm y of Brooks
gave a talk on c u ltu re of Fuch-
ias. She brought to the show the
sm allest type Fuchia grow n and
is also called the m other p lan t
of all Fuchias T here a re 90
various types. The real hom e for
Fuschias a re n e a re r the coast,
b u t w ith care do nicely here in
th e valley.
S tate C onservationist, Mrs
C lara H anley of M edford, urged
in h er talk to put th e ir dead
p lan ts into com post beds and use
freely as the com post is the
very best booster for th eir g a r
dens.
Vaughn Q uackenbush's talk
was of d ifferen t pears; China,
K orean, Jap an ese and the pears
th a t grow here in the valley.
G race G alb reath displayed
p o tte d
C hrysanthem um
in
bloom.
E veryone com plim ented Tal-
ont for th e ir chicken d in n er
Talent Scouts Hold
Court of Honor
Troop No. 110 of T alent, sp
onsored by T alen t lions, held a
co urt of honor a t the city hall
W esdnesday night.
T he follow ing boys w ere in
ducted as te n d e if e e i and receiv-1
ed bndees
from S coutm aster
ed
badges from
L aurance B u rn e tte and assist
an t Scoutm aster A lfred C ulver,
Jr.; Eldon M cG arrity, J e rry
Rice, Leon P a rre n t, Jim m ie Mc-
Abee, G eorge Coombs, Ray Win-
cholt, Donald Cham pan. M erit
badges w ere aw arded to Jack
Seym our, 5; Ronnie Rice, 3;
Bob Seym our, 2; L orrin McDon
ald, 1; Bill M oberly, 8; Billy
G riffin, 1; M onty Lutz, 1; J a c k
ie B arrett, 1; T e rry B u rn ett, 2.
A w ards w ere presented by
Dick T rite, d istric t re p re se n ta t
ive.
S ta r scout aw ard s w ere m ade
to T e rry B urnette, L eslie Coom
bs, Jack B arrett, Cal P erd u e and
Bill M oberly, by vice president
C harles L akey of the T alent
Talent Local Happenings
The seventh and eighth grade
had a H allow een p a rty M onday
night in the school gym. T ruth
o r consequences w as played.
Cider, doughnuts an d cake was
served. T eachers C asebeer and
Schopf supervised.
Talent Anticipates
The O.D.O club w ill m eet a t
the hom e of L innie Rapp F riday
afternoon
Finai Tussle With
Prospect Cougars
In a rough, tough ballgam e
toe fast stepping Bulldogs took
TALENT HIGH SCHOOL BULLDOGS
their fourth stra ig h t win by
dum ping the R edskins 24 8 last
2 / 7 ' On the T a,ent M wdiwt
bOWl
The scoring got under way as
the Bulldogs ran circles around
J ’Ville, w ith line plunges and
sweeps to bring the ball down
field on tw o first downs to score
from the 15-yd. line on a pass
from H artley to Nichols. T he ex
tra point try failed.
T alent kicked off and C um
m ings took the ball. Jacksonvil
le forced th e ir w ay to the T al
en t 40 but w ere held.
T alen was well represented a t
A fter the ball had changed
the O regon Scholastic P ress Con hands, M ontgom ery in tercepted
ference held a t the U niversity of a J - ’Ville
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O regon on O ctober 22: Eloise 5 7 y d ® io r a TD- The try for the
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R oberts and Edna P eters, An- j On a pass from Thom as to God.
nual; V irginia P e te rs and Jo an love, the R edskins m ade th e ir
L“rI y O uackenb u »h. Bob Goddard. B ill Sm ith. Tom Goddard,
ne
Joanis, P aper; Mrs. Irm a j first and only score of the ball-
n * 7 8lr? U,’,,K en n ‘ r H*Tnolds. Mgrs. W illis Zum walt. Charles
oddord. Front Row. G eorge B aylor. O rville N ich ols. Jerry M ontgom ery, Pat Henry, Don W il
P a rr, A dvisor.
game. The kick was good.
liam s. Herb Combs. R oily H artley. H ow ell Par rent.
The classes a tten d ed by the J ’^
n\ Cke^ o5 . andthke k ic k
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was tak en by H artley, who rac-
Talent Couple Observe
trick or treat
Talent Local Happenings n ew sp ap er editors included Fe M back 27 yards T alent forced
atu res th a t S p a rk le ,” "W riting th eir way down field and scored
O ur them e song once a year,
Golden Annh'ersay
Mr and Mrs. George H artley E ffective News S tories,” “ O.S. f ° r to e 3rd tim e on a pass from
but it’s fun for us th a t stay
Their .'»Olli w edding a n n iv e r a t hom e to see how tiard the e n te rta in ed th e following guests P. Q uestion B ox,” "N ew spapers M ontgom ery to W illiam s in the
sary was observed by Mr. and K iddies w ork on th e ir costum es w ith a w einer bake: Mr. and a V .U . ,n tere st to y o u r
5 5
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Mrs. Chas Long The couple to try to fool us.
M rs Vaughn Q uackenuush, M r
m u n i t y , ” "E d ito ria ls,” and
In the 2nd half T alent kick-
have lived in T alent 30 years
I w onder do we all envy arid Mrs Loyal Bates. Mr. and
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off, the R edskins threaten ed
They were married Oct 24, th em ’’ Well, I believe we all feel M rs H arry H am ilton, Mr and
1899 in Boulder, Colo
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we w ould love to do the sam e
A th ree tiered w edding cake again. Less dam age is being M rs Ronald Q uaekenbush. Mr. “P roducing a P rize W inning g*ve- D riving dow n field again
w as served.
and M is R ichard H artley. The Y earbook w ith a L im ited Bud-1 M ontgom ery w ent over on a line
done now than in our tim e
get,” "Y earbook L ayout Is Im- j Plunge from 6-yds. to m ake the
P ouring w ere Mrs. Ju lia K in
To me, H allow een m eans corn occasion, H allow een.
p o rta n t,” The Y earbook and the score at toe end of th e 3rd quar-
ney of H am m ond, a sister of stalks, big yellow pum pkins,
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. B unnell C om m unity,” ‘‘B uilding a Yer- : *er 24-8. No scores w ere m ade
Mr Long; Mrs L ctta J. Waite. golden ears of corn, red apples,
Los Angeles, sister of Mrs Long pop corn balls and taffy pulls retu rn ed hom e Thursday even book w ithin Y our Incom e,” • in th e last q u arter.
T alent w ill m eet high-rated
who had been m aid-of-honor at
It m eans A utum n will soon ing a fte r a m onth vacation in “Y earbook P rin tin g and Engrav-
th e L ong’s w edding 50 years tu rn and reach its hand out to U tah, Nevada, Arizona, Texas, ing,” a n d several o th er discus- Prospect n e x t T hursday, who
ago.
suffer ju st one loss by Rogue
w in ter w ith its b lan k e t of white, New Mexico, M exico and Calif. sion groups.
Because T alent w as represent- B*v e r- This w ill be th e deciding
Mrs. Geo. G lynn, oldest d a u decorated trees fo r a m erry They snapped pictures all along
th e trip
ghter, cut the w edding cake and Xmas. Oh! Im so sorry You see Irien
as and e n te rta in ed several ed by Co-Editors, it w as possible gam e-
Mrs. L. J. F razier, th e ir young this person is rem em b erin g h er friends
L??!?,?? S a tu . rd a y evening with to a tte n d m ore m eetings and
For Office Supplies
childhood and it used to be so P,ctures
and curio« toey pur- „ gain
est d aughter, served.
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M arie Long of T alent was long betw een H allow een and X- chased w hile aw ay. The pictures i ference as each E ditor attend-
Stationery — Job Printing
I ed d iffe re n t discussion groups.
in charge of the guest book.
m as b u t lets dream , shall we? a re on slides in full color.
News Review
Open house was held and
— V era Rice
m any lovely gifts and flow ers
w ere received.
Talent Local Happenings
Talent Grange
To Have Tureky
Dinner Nov. 5
T alent G ran g e is having th e ir
an nual T u rk ey D inner Nov 5,
a t T alent City hall.
D inner w ill be served 6 to
8 P.M D ance sta rts a t 9 w ith
m usic by H artleys Band
A b azaar will com m ence at
7:30 P M. w ith plenty of beauti-
ful hadw ork. E veryone is invit-
ed to atten d and to have lots of
fun.
~ E lection!1° / officers for T alent
G range, w ill be held this T hurs
day a t re g u la r m eeting, every
G ra n g e r is urged to come.
A p a rty for th e sm aller chil
dren was sponsored by th e Lions
club a t the C ity Hall. G am es
prizes for the best costum es
w ere given.
T a len t G ran g e has consented
to let th e school use th e ir tw o
j lots across th e stre e t from the
school for th e ir p ark in g lot The
school has graveled th e plot
and it is now in use
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. L a rry B uchana of Bo«se. Ida
h®re v,slt,ng his slste r.
° ebe B ecrs‘
Mr. and Mrs. S tu a rt of Mon-
terey, Calif., a re visiting th e ir
daughters, Mrs. H arold Kenyon
and Mrs W ilbur Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bohls have
m oved from th e ir hom e in T al
en t to Phoenix.
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Miss M yrna Lois S w atzlander,
d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. J.
S w atzlander, Route 1, T alent,
becam e the bride of Jam es Rus
sell K eith in a cerem ony held
Oct. 21 in the hom e of the brides
parents.
The Rev. Elvin Hanson, of
Zion L uth ern church read the
cerem ony a t 8 o'clock.
The b rid e w ore a blue wool
crepe afternoon frock. H er bou
q u e t was of pink roses and
Stephanotis.
A ttending he bride, w earing
a grey crepe afternoon frock
was Miss Jo an n a S w atzlander,
the brides sister.
B yron K eith was best man
for the bridegroom .
A reception follow ed w ith
relatives and close friends. The
couple trav eled to the coast for
th eir honeym oon.
Talent Club Calendar
Press Conference
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Swatslander— K eith Wedding
Rites Held October 21
Thursday, Novem ber 3. 194»
be
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| , arden
. .. club
„ m eeting
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Li, u 1
K norp hom e Topic
w ill be C hrysanthem um s
Boy Scouts m eetings a re held
every Tuesday evening a t City
hall a t 7 o’clock.
CORRESPONDENT
Second class scout badges was
presented to R obert S eym our by
A lfred C ulver, Jr.
The Troop C h a rte r was p re
sented to p resident Ira C ulver
of the Lions.
L eadership cards w ere aw ard-
) ed L aurance B urnette, A lfred
C u lv er J r. and P J. McAbee.
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